Nelsonville Playground News Highlights and Repairs
Regular play hour programs run at East Central and West schools with East drawing 200 plus attendees. Deanville hosts a Wednesday night play hour from 6 15 to 8 with over 100 participants. Swimming is back, wrestling and boxing proceed daily in the Y gym, and riverbank erosion at the city playground prompts levee repairs funded by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Deanville
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
Miss Lulu Juniper Weds Fred Wilson in Nelsonville
Miss Lulu Juniper and Fred Wilson were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. Arthur M. Mann officiating. The couple, longtime local figures, plan a two week honeymoon and will reside at 262 West Washington street upon return.
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Lulu Juniper
Fred Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Arthur M. Mann
Nelsonville
Dean’s
New York
W. Washington Street
Market by St Andrews Church at Stratton's on Fayette
The ladies of St Andrew's Church plan a market at Stratton's store on Fayette street tomorrow with a variety of homemade items for sale. At a Nelsonville Wylie Chapel A M E Quarterly Conference meeting, it was decided that further actions will follow.
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Ladies of St. Andrew’s Church
Stratton’s
Fayette Street
The
Wylie Chapel A. M. E. Church of
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Classified Ads Sell Potatoes and Sewing Machines
Classified notices list 40 bushels of potatoes at 1.40 per bushel by Frank Tedrow and two sewing machines for sale by Red Cross, with display at A. P. Scott's, plus an ice cream social hosted by St. Andrews Church on Mulligan lawn Myers Street Friday evening inviting all residents.
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Frank Tedrow
Red Cross
A. P. Scott’s
Young Ladies of
St. Andrews
Mulligan Lawn
Myers Street
WANTED buy old factory and mine gear by Silberstein & Sons
Advertisement from F. Silberstein & Sons of Columbus offers to purchase worn out factory and coal mine equipment. Includes two phone numbers and a dated classifieds line. Also notes a 10 room house for sale at 436 Chestnut Street and a tire and repair shop in Nelsonville with address 127 W. Washington St.
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F. Silberstein & Sons
Columbus
Ohio
Chestnut Street
Church trustees thank donor for mortgage balance aid
The congregation publicly expresses gratitude to C. L. Poston for donating three hundred and fifty dollars to pay the balance due the Building and Loan on the mortgage. Signed by S. P. West Presiding Elder and J. P. Maxwell Pastor with the church trustees listed.
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C. L. Poston
S. P. West
J. P. Maxwell
J. L. Price
Moses Thornton
Zeb. Harris
Joseph, Hall
Local residents travel for Centenary events and family visits
Mrs. James Beard and son Charles attend Centenary in Columbus as guests of local friends. Mrs. James Silscott and Edna Catherine of Parkersburg depart after visiting relatives and plan to join Centenary with Mrs. Hyde. Mrs. J. M. Lama of Logan visits relatives here. Earl Wolfe returns home after discharge from Camp Sherman. Miss Iva Nash and Billy Nash head to Columbus to accompany Mrs. L. A. Nash home after her operation at St Anthony Hospital. Bertha Higgins of Lancaster visits here. Mrs. Carl Jewett spends days in Columbus for Centenary events.
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James Beard
Charles
Columbus
James Silscott
Edna Catherine
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. M. Hyde
Hyde
J. M. Lama
Logan
Dudley Campbell
Lillian Mae
the Plains
Earl Wolfe
Camp Sherman
Iva Nash
Billy Nash
L. A. Nash
Rebekahs Plan Big Day for District Convention
The local Rebekah assembly gears up for a district convention next Tuesday with a large crowd expected to attend. The event marks a historic day for the group in the community.
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Rebekahs
Fire Chief’s Horses Run Wild on Fort Street Corner
While turning from Fort street to Washington street, newly appointed fire chief Mr. Graham lost control of the horses. They dashed along the sidewalk, jumped a guy wire, and broke the wagon tongue with no further damage or injuries reported.
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Fort Street
Washington Street
Graham
Troop Trains Return to Camp Sherman Through Athens
Ohio and Indiana men arriving from overseas routes travel in three troop trains to Camp Sherman. Troops had served in Germany as part of the occupation force. Red Cross assisted passengers during a heavy rain as trains arrived at Union Depot and with additional arrivals planned, while nearby residents await further news of servicemen. Separately, local divorces awarded custody and alimony, a civil case moved to later term, and notices of deaths and illnesses reach Athens residents.
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Ohio
Indiana
Athens
Camp Sherman
Germany
Army of Occupation
Union Depot
Red Cross
Lizzie Baumgardner
Charles Baumgardner
Five Month Old Burned In Coffee Accident
A five months old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Lonas of West State street was scalded when hot coffee spilled on it while on its mother's lap. The baby sustained neck and body burns but expected to recover.
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Charles Lonas
West State Street
Drunken duo pulled from sand and theft suspect jailed
Sheriff Parker and Deputy McKinley rescued two intoxicated men, Charles Driggs and Loren Dew, from a machine stuck in deep sands near West State Street. They face intoxication charges. Louis Washington of Lancaster was arrested on a traveling bag theft charge and held for Lancaster authorities after hidden goods traced to Athens hotels and a cleaning firm. A cucumber patch theft note from S. W. Landis hints at further local losses.
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West State Street
Parker
McKinley
Charles Driggs
Loren Dew
Louis Washington
Lancaster
Washington
Athens
Berry Hotel
American Dry Cleaning Company
By the Way Jersey Breeder and Albany Democrat
William Cain of Alexander township leads Athens County Jersey breeders with top milk producers and a sibling who sold for 11100 dollars. James Ledley, Albany Democrat and Irish American, requests four Messenger pages to share views on Field Marshal Haig's war comments. He claims Uncle Sam delaying six months could have allowed Huns on English lawns.
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William Cain
Alexander Township
Athens County
Mr. Cain
James Ledley
Albany
The
Messenger
Field Marshall Haig
Jim
Uncle Sam
England
Ireland
Market Summary From Today's Livestock Receipts
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice 15.00 to 15.75 dollars and prime 13.75 to 14.50. Veal calves 20.00 to 23.00. Sheep and lambs light receipts and steady with prime wethers 10.00 to 10.50. Hogs receipts 16 doubles and steady with prime heavies 23.25 to 23.50 and light yorkers 22.50 to 23.00.
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Cincinnati
Chicago and Cincinnati Market Roundup
Chicago dairy butter prices list creameries with lots and seconds values. Cincinnati cattle hogs calves sheep and lambs market summaries show receipts, price ranges, and market tendencies across categories.
Liberty Bond Quotation Summary
Liberty bond quotations listed for New York on July 11 show the following prices: 34s at 99.34, First 4s at 94.10, Second 4s at 93.65, First 4144s at 95.10, Second 4 4s at 94.13, Third 414s at 95.04, Fourth 4144s at 94.16, Victory 3s at 100.04, and 4s at 99.96.
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Liberty Bond
New York
Victory
Cincinnati Produce Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Eggs steady with losses offset. Prime firsts 44 cents per dozen, firsts 42, ordinary firsts 39, seconds 36. Duck eggs 4 cents. Live poultry: Fowls 28 cents per pound, over five pounds 28, under five pounds 28, broilers over 1.5 pounds 45, under 1.5 pounds 30, roosters 18.
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Cincinnati
Market Prices for Farm Forages and Straws
Columbus hay market reports consumer to producer and retailer prices dated July 10. Timothys range from No 3 at 31 to No 1 at 37 dollars, clover mixed at 36, clover Nos 1 and 2 at 36 and 33, light mixed 36, standard 38. Straw prices show oats 10, rye 11, and wheat 9.50 per unit.
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HAY Market
Columbus
Toledo Grain Market Prices July 11
Closing prices list corn No 3 yellow at 1.97 oats at 0.78 4 0.79 rye No 2 1.53 barley No 2 1.26 clover seed cash 28.00 Oct 27.25 Dec 26.50 timothy cash 5.37 Sept 5. sures Oct 5.72 Dec 5.75 March
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Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
Too Many Cherries Alliance Tragedy Report
Ohio on July 11 reports Joe Sharpus died from choking on too many cherries. Authorities note the incident occurred after he consumed an excessive quantity of the fruit.
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Alliance
Ohio
Joe Sharpus
Gasoline Price Cut Across Midwest District
Gasoline fell to twenty one cents in Chicago today via Standard Oil Company, a two cent drop. The reduction applies to the entire middle west district including Indiana Illinois Missouri Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa and Kansas. Despite shipping charges the cut will be felt, officials say citing strong production and improving business conditions.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Holland Vows Sovereign Rights Darken Wilhelm Trial Plans
In Paris a Dutch note asserts sovereignty and hints at a non surrender stance regarding trying Wilhelm Hohenzollern. Allied leaders show interest in reparations more than in a trial, with Lloyd George the sole advocate for a formal proceeding. The telegram from Prince Henry to King George marks a key obstacle.
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Paris
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Holland
Lloyd George
Wilhelm
Napoleon
King George
Prince Henry
Lorain man confesses hoax suicide at beach
G. W. Rhode admitted the death by own action mystery was a joke after surrendering to police in Lorain Ohio. A bottle bearing his name and the note died in peace in Lake Erie was found on the bath beach, revealing the prank.
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Lorain
Ohio
G. W. Rhode
Lake Erie
Rhodes
Boy Scouts Killed in Cleveland Car Crash
Police investigated a traffic crash in Cleveland Ohio last night that killed two Boy Scout naval reserves members and injured sixteen others. A truck carrying the scouts was struck by an interurban car, flung fifty feet.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Boy Scout Naval Reserves
Child Lived Alliance Woman Dies After Caesarean
Mrs Clarence Gulling aged 19 died after a Caesarean operation at City Hospital in Alliance Ohio. Her infant boy is reported to be in good health.
Ex Kaiser Requests Holland Aid to Halt Extradition
Amsterdam July 11. The former empress has telegraphed the Dutch queen urging intervention to stop the extradition of her husband the former German emperor.
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Amsterdam
Holland
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