Public Stenographer and Farm Notices
HELSONVILLE WEWS NOTES advertise stenographic services by B Gilbert of Nelsonville Ohio and farm for sale details a 56 acre Bishopville and 90 acre Dover Township holdings part of J A McKee estate with inquiry directed to John McKee Nelsonville Ohio Stray colts reported by Frank Tedrow and list of thanks from the children for support during illness and death of Mr J P Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gilbert
P. Bldg
Nelsonville
Bishopville
Morgan County
Dover Township
Athens County
Bailey Run
J. A. McKee
John McKee
Elizabeth Street
Ohio
J. P. Reynolds
Picnic Group Attends Mechem Family Retreat at Pattons Dam
A large gathering including Mr and Mrs A G Mechem and Mr and Mrs Walter Mechem with several children and friends enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Pattons Dam. On returning to town the group shared a marshmallow toast at the home of Mr and Mrs Harrold Mechem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mechem
Walter Mechem
Elizabeth
Blake
Floyd
Harrold Mechem
Mary Margaret
Joe
Bernice
Frances Bennett
Minnie Merz
Mary Howe
Velma
Hildred Dowler
W. T. Bennett
Chase
Pattons Dam
Mrs Murphy Dies at Grant Hospital in Columbus
Mrs Elizabeth Murphy wife of Mr Robert Murphy died at Grant Hospital in Columbus Wednesday night after treatment. The Murphys were well known in the city and home at Monday. The body was taken to the home of her brother in law Mr and Mrs John Murphy this afternoon for funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow. Mrs Murphy leaves a husband and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Local Plaza of Visits Notice Charms Nelsonville and Columbus
Miss Lena Denney returned to Charleston after visiting Mrs. Clarence Shockley who accompanied her to Athens. Mrs. Shockley, Mrs. E. Edington and others hosted relatives in Columbus Akron Circleville and Newark. Dale Farrow and Mark Price traveled for business and family guests stayed with the Shockleys and Lam a families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Denney
Charleston
W. Va
Clarence Shockley
Shockley
Athens
Oscar Aumiller
Leighton
Sam Hanley
John
Columbus
E. Edington
Dale Farrow
Mary Martin
Circleville
P. E. Lama
B. S. Saunders
Akron
Aflce Rider
Mark Price
Chas. Farrow
F. J. Sauters
Logan
Will Lama
Nelsonville
Mattie Forsythe
Newark
Marriage Announced in Columbus Hazel Lowthers Mellinger
Cards announce the marriage in Columbus Monday of Hazel Lowthers daughter of Marion and Mrs Lowthers and Frank Mellinger a popular barber in the Square. They will honeymoon two weeks then return to this city to make their home. Esther Maze accepts a gas office cashier position while Keister moves to New York Coal Co. Mr and Mrs John Owens and daughter visited Columbus yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hazel Lowthers
Frank Mellinger
Miss Lowthers
Marion Lowthers
Mellinger
Esther Maze
Keister
New York Coal Co
John Owens
Card of Thanks We Thank Our Neighbors
A brief note expresses gratitude to neighbors for their support and kindness during a recent time of need. The message names appreciation for acts of sympathy and community help provided.
Local Political Guests and Beaumont Visitors
Congressman Rickett and Frank Rickett along with Miss Precious Correll of Logan visited Mr and Mrs P E Lama Tuesday. Mrs Jesse Atkison and her children of Beaumont stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Rickett
Frank Rickett
Precious Correll
Logan
P. E. Lama Tuseday
Jesse Atkison
Beaumont
Chas. Linton
Smiths Announce Arrival of Little Son
Mr and Mrs Tom Smith announce the arrival of a baby boy at their home on Thursday indicating a new addition to the family and extending congratulations from relatives and friends.
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Tom Smith
Entertain the Soldier Visit Arrangements in Town
Citizens are urged to help entertain soldiers arriving between 10 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Contact Mrs. Chas. Preston or inform her beforehand. Volunteers will meet the soldiers on the Square and escort them to homes for hospitality.
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Chas. Preston
Dinner Guests Mentioned by Mrs P EB Lana
Mrs. P. EB. Lana entertained Rev. W. B. Hendershot James Russell and Bernard Lama at a twelve o'clock dinner reflecting a social gathering of local figures.
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P. EB. Lana
Rev. W. B. Hendershot
James Russell
Bernard Lama
Esther Ball Weds Francis Carroll at Madison Street Home
Esther Ball and Francis Mary Carroll were married Wednesday at 4 PM in a home ceremony on Madison Street. Rev. W. B. Hendershot officiated. The bride is in this year’s graduating class and the groom serves as physical director at the Y M C A. They will reside in the city.
Miss Marie Wolf Guest of Mrs Frank O Mara
Haydenville resident Miss Marie Wolf visits Mrs Frank O Mara as a guest, staying at her home for an informal social visit.
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Marie Wolf
Haydenville
Mra
Frank O'Mara
Embezzlement Arrests In Local Union Case
Ethel Mann and James Mann were arrested on a Thursday by local union No. 2736 for embezzling $293.26 from the union. Mann served as treasurer. A preliminary hearing is set for 6 o clock tonight.
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Ethel Mann
James Mann
Mann
For Sale 1916 Overland Model 83
Used 1916 Overland Model 83 offered for immediate sale. Inquiries directed to The Peoples Store Glouster Ohio or The Bon Ton Store Nelsonville Ohio. Dated 6 12 13.
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Overland
Peoples
Glouster
Ohio
Bon Ton
Nelsonville
Pig and brood take over Broadway near French front
Frank J. Taylor reports from France that a French family's pig Antonette and her piglets have taken up residence on Broadway in front of their colonel's billet. Despite efforts to remove them the family insists pigs have as much right to Broadway as the colonel.
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France
Antonette
Broadway
Russia pressed for seven milliard rubles indemnity
Nashe Slovo reports Germany demanded a war indemnity of seven milliard rubles from Russia. A Stockholm dispatch says a large peasant army led by M. Tscherneff and the Social Revolutionaries nears Moscow, reaching the outskirts of the city.
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United Press
Copenhagen
Nashe Slovo
Germany
Russia
Stockholm
M. Tscherneff
Social Revolutionaries
Moscow
Storing Flours to Cut Summer Waste Warns Ohio Expert
Mabel Carbould of the Ohio Experiment Station urges tight tin or glass cans to prevent wheat product waste in heat. Buy small quantities of flours and meals and keep new stock separate from old to avoid spoilage.
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Mabel Carbould
Ohio
Major Henry and Two Sons in the Service
Major Z L Henry M D and his wife and youngest son have been visiting relatives and friends and will depart for Fort Bliss Texas. He has served nearly ten years in the army including campaigns in the Philippines and on the Mexican border and is now regimental surgeon at Fort Bliss. He has two sons in the U S armed services Donald 20 enlisted in the Marine Corps and Harold 18 in France with the field artillery.
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Z. L. Henry
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Charles Henry
Amesville
Medical Reserve Corps
Theodore Roosevelt
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Phillipines
United States
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Manila
Lebon
Monterey
California
Germany
Fort Russell
Wyoming
82Nd Field Artillery
Ouston
Fl Paso
Armed Service of
Donald
Marine Corps
Dayton
BEC
Harold
France
Field Artillery
British cite another form of German cruelty
Naval Paymaster Collingwood Hughes told a London lecture about a patrol boat rescue near Zeebrugge. A derelict German submarine reportedly held four British seamen and forty eight other prisoners. the German captain planned to destroy the vessel before the tapping inside betrayed the captured crew.
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London
Zeebrugge
Collingwood Hughes
Comparison of Sheep to Cattle Ratios Across Regions
Britain maintains 384 sheep per 100 cattle while the United States shows 72 to 100 and Ohio records 84 to 100 in the livestock counts. This regional overview highlights differing flock sizes relative to herds, signaling varied agricultural practices.
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Great Britain
United States
Ohio
June Stockyard Receipts Show a Big Increase
Washington July 12 Receipts in June 1917 show increases across cattle hogs and sheep. The June totals for all large cities list cattle 1 580 920 hogs 2 596 619 and sheep 1 247 115 with 1918 figures given first. This marks the first month with increased receipts for all three livestock classes.
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Washington
D. C
Bureau of Markets
German Sub Sunk After Fight With Lake Forest
A German submarine attacking the American steamer Lake Forest fifteen hundred miles off Cape Henry was believed sunk by the Lake Forest’s gun after a two hour running fight while returning from Europe. The report comes from information received here.
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New York
Lake Forest
Cape Henry
Europe
German Trousers Torn From Man and Burned
Birchwood Wisconsin July 12 Louis Radiker seventy two is summoned to appear in court on the charge of disloyalty he appears clad in torn German trousers that are burned during the incident.
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Birchwood
Wis
Louis Radiker
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Helsonville Wews
Frank Tedrow
Brood
Yankee Street
Frank J. Taylor
Department of Agriculture
THE
Kerr Howe, CO
Henry
Victrola
Victor Records
Delaware
General Pershing
Rhine
Campbell and
Burr
Orpheus Quartet
Little Mother OF Mine
John Me. Cormack
Alma Gluck
Victor Department
W. D. Hall
Reirton
J. ©. Drummond
King’s College
Krows
King's College
Cline
American Dry Cleaning and Laundry Co
Emmet H. Cotton
Radiker
America
War Department
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