Magazine disposal offer at Nelsonville yards
Nelsonville notices advertise old magazines accepted for 50c per 100 lbs or 60c per 100 lbs if left at yards, sale price valid until July 25, contact M Shamansky at 135 Watkins St Bell phone 376. Local social items list Olive Shipe of Columbus visiting her parents Don and Mrs Gabriel at 17 Riverside and Mrs R C Graham with two children Clarissa and Page returning from Columbus after a stay with Mr and Mrs W H Reible. Emily Reible accompanies them and visits Clarissa.
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M. Shamansky
Watkins St. Bell
Olive Shipe of
Columbus
Don Gabriel
Riverside
R. C. Graham
Clarissa
Page
W. H. Reible
Emily Reible
Local youths and travelers mentioned in city notes
A 16 year old from the Shafer family disappeared from home after a trip toward Cincinnati. Chief Pearson and family returned from Virginia. Lieut. Harry Shamansky resumed duty after visiting his parents M and Mrs Shamansky. stationed at U S Army General Hospital No 3 Rahway Ill.
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Anuser
William Shafer
Cincinnati
Chief Pearson
Jackey
Virginia
Harry Shamansky
M. Shamansky
U. S. Army General Hospital No. 3
Rahway
Ill
Lancaster Eagon announce marriage in Delaware area
Royden Lancaster son of Mr and Mrs Henry Lancaster and Miss Lucile Eagon announce their marriage on March 26. Miss Eagon resides in New Comerstown Ohio and both were juniors at O W Delaware last year. The groom has accepted a position in Elyria Ohio where they reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royden Lancaster
Henry Lancaster
Lucile Eagon
Miss Eagon
New Comerstown
O. W
Delaware
Elyria
War Romance Ends in Chicago Wedding for Fisher Couple
Miss Ruth Harper Fisher, a Red Cross nurse, wed James W. Fisher in Chicago on Monday July 7. They met in Rome during World War I after influenza led to hospital care and nursing duties. the pair returned to the United States aboard the same vessel arriving March 7 and plan to live in Omaha after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth Harper Fisher
Red Cross
Pp. J. Fisher
Second Street
Athens
James W. Fisher
J. W. Fisher
Lothrop Street
Omaha
Neb
Mt. Carmel
Fisher
Naval Aviation Service
Rome
Italy
Ruth Fisher
United States
Columbus Dispatch
Well Known Athens County Man Killed In Columbus Accident
John F. Davis of Westerville was instantly killed Sunday morning in Columbus when his Maxwell touring car backfired and the engine jumped on him. He was visiting his daughter’s home in Columbus with his wife. Davis, born at Myers Crossing, was a long time Athens County figure and is survived by his wife a daughter and four sons with brother Charles Davis of this city. Burial expected at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Davis
Westerville
Columbus
Greenlawn
Cooley Guests Dine With Frank Cooley Jr in New York
Mr and Mrs F G Cooley hosted a Sunday noon dinner with guests including Frank Cooley Jr and James Cooley of New York City and Frank Jackson among others in a social gathering.
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F. G. Cooley
Frank Cooley, Jr
James Cooley
New York City
Frank Jackson
Nelsonville Classified Ads Sale and Services
Classified notices from Nelsonville listing 40 bushels of potatoes at 1.40 a bushel, sewing machines for sale, equipment buyers, a 10 room house on Chestnut street, tire repair, another four room house on Poplar street, white beans for sale, a National Side Car listing, auto radiator repairs, and related local services with dates and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tedrow
Chestnut Street
Poplar Street
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Ohio Town
Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Alderman of Athens spent Sunday here as guests of the platter's mother. Dr. A. L. Pritchard visited Columbus with Mrs. Pritchard and daughter Mary. Otto Kaelin and Frank Cooley Jr. traveled to Columbus and New York City respectively. Edith Stiers of Haydenville stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGulloch. Helen Sargent of Columbus Business College and Elizabeth Stedman were in town visiting. The death of the former's cousin prompted J A Stedman and daughter to return to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Alderman
Athens
Platter
A. L. Pritchard
Columbus
Henry McGulloch
Helen Sargent
Columbus Business College
J. A. Stedman
Elizabeth
Logan
Fred Edington
Local Soldiers Return and Discharges Noted
Harry Sisson passed through Columbus Friday en route to Camp Sherman to receive his discharge. Sergt Glen Mulligan Tom Rodda Harry Rodda and Jeffry Adamson are discharged and home. Geo Miller Dean Linscott and Lieut Earl McCune have landed safely and expect to return within a week or ten days. Mrs BE Kessinger and daughter Elizabeth visit relatives at Dun Glen. Mrs A C Hampton was in Logan on business. Rev J W Byrne left for Cleveland on business. E E Rosser spent Sunday in Co
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Harry Sisson
Columbus
Camp Sherman
Glen Mulligan
Tom
Harry Rodda
Jeffry Adamson
Geo. Miller
Dean Linscott
Earl McCune
BE. J. Kessinger
Elizabeth
Dun Glen
A. C. Hampton
Logan
Rev. J. W. Byrne
Cleveland
E. E. Rosser
Duel of Germs Will Be Fought by Paysigians
St Paul Minnesota July 14 Temporarily at least Dr H A Zeetel of St Paul will not be accepted for the proposed duel with germs in an effort to prove that germs do not cause disease. This edict was issued by Dr H W Hill executive secretary of the Minnesota Public Health Association today. Zeetel offered to substitute for Dr J B Fraser of Toronto in the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
H. A. Zeetel
H. W. Hill
Minnesota Public Health Association
Zeetel
J. B. Fraser
Toronto
Medical trial compares two methods against disease
Dr Hill and Dr Fraser discuss a trial where two men are tested for immune response to a disease. Disinterested physicians will examine each man for immune status. Tests will show reaction to the disease and cultures will be used to study effects in both subjects. Dr Hill plans antitoxin, Fraser favors natural therapies.
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Fraser
Dr. Hill
Hill
York Furnishes Big Gat of The Present Week
William H. Tracey indicted for burglary appeared in court and asked for bond. Judge Worstell fixed bond at 1500. Tracey was charged two months ago with breaking into a house in Glouster. Mrs tollinger and Lena Mahaffey alientation of affection case set for trial midweek. parties are from York. Arthur Stewart filed divorce against Clara L Swart alleging adultery with Corney Six named as third party. Stewart seeks custody of their nine year old son born in 1906 in Pomeroy. Middleport and Chauncey mentioned. Blanche Kirkendall filed partition to secure one fifth of Caroline Hill estate. Ellsworth Hill named defendant. Leave granted defendant to plead by August 1 in Benjamin F Burkhart vs William Gahogen money case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tracey
Worstell
Tracey
Glouster
Maott Tollinger-Lena Mahaffey
York
Arthur Stewart
Clara L
Hil
Athens
Benjamin F. Burkhart
William Gahogen
Troop Trains Pass Through Athens Overnight
Two troop trains bound for Camp Taylor Kentucky and Camp Sherman pass through Athens after arriving late night. The Red Cross committee could not serve the Sunday troopers due to the trains arriving in the small hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Taylor
Camp Sherman
Red Cross
Athens
Si Fuller Encounters High Prices and a Lost Bathing Suit
Si Fuller returns from Atlantic City noting higher prices than North Hill. He and his wife eat a light repast at a beach hotel grill for five iron men. His wet bathing suit is stolen while drying. He buys a newspaper, only to find it four days old. Athens seems better to him now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Fuller
Atlantic City
North Hill
Athens
Unhurt After Sprain But Shaken by Street Crash
Owen Jordan believed injured in an accident, but doctors determined only a bad sprain. He was seen on the street today recovering from the shock of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Jordan
Elks adjust banquet plan with self-service repast
The Elks decide the younger members will not pay the banquet bill. The young men’s team will serve the repast instead of covering the costs for the event tomorrow evening.
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The
Elks
Armistice Marked End of Meuse Argonne Drive Firepower
Gunner H. B. Troutman of the 317th battalion 81st Division fired his Browning through the Meuse Argonne drive. He served a year in the Vosges St Mihiel Verdun and Meuse Argonne without wounds, exposed to gas once. After discharge June 28 at Fort Oglethorpe he works on a fire protection system in the Messenger building. his home is Knoxville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Troutman
Meuse-Argonne
81St
Troutman
Vosges
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Fort Ogelthorpe
Messenger Building
Knoxville, Tenn
Grand Theatre to be Dismantled for Modern Business Space
Eli Donaldson of Logan begins removing the Grand Theatre interior on West Washington Street to replace the sloping floor and back wall with a modern business room. A movie house has operated there for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
West Washington Street
Eli Donaldson
Logan
Attendance Drops in Drenched Sunday at First M E B Church
Drenching rain reduced attendance across services with the First M E B Sunday school reporting 194 total participants including 173 scholars. Among the 93 men and 63 women, class sizes peaked at Copeland 87 and Ness 20, while collections totaled 8.89 dollars with 5.15 from Class 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Prof. Copeland
Ness
McCullough
Jewett
Porter
Victory Bonds Second Payment Dues Tomorrow In Bank Purchases
Tomorrow marks the due date for the second ten percent payment on Victory Bonds bought through banks. County commissioners lay cinders on the Nelsonville end of the Circle Hill Floodwood detour to ease travel in wet weather. Sunday night the detour still had rough spots and poor road conditions above Book Bridge raised concerns for drivers and their vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Bonds
Nelsonville
Circle Hill
Book Bridge
History of United States arms production during World War I
The War Department reports on the material side of victory notes massive output in rifles and pistols, ammunition, and tanks. It cites limited early machine gun capacity, Browning and Marlin fixes for air and ground use, and outlines production figures for Browning rifles Chauchat light automatics and Vickers weapons.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
United States
Ordnance Department
France
Amdean Enterprise
Department
U. S
Rebuild Cortez Palace as Museum of Spanish Conquest
The government plans to reconstruct the Cortez palace near Coyoacan for use as a museum housing relics of the Spanish conquest. The 400 year old structure has fallen to ruin though the courtyard trees and the chapel remain. Hernan Cortez and relatives reportedly rested there historically.
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New York
Cortez
Coyoacan
Hernan Cortez
Athens Endures Evening Storm With Menacing Clouds
Automobile men report heavy black storm clouds over Athens at 8 pm drenching Amenville road and nearby areas. Rain continued into the hills after midnight with more likely tonight and tomorrow including thunder showers.
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Athens
High School Band Concert and Elks Parade Rehearsal
The High School Band will perform a regular concert Thursday at 7:00 on the High School Grounds with a program including patriotic pieces, cornet solos, overtures, dances, and marches. The band also meets Tuesday evening at 6:30 in uniform at the schoolhouse to rehearse for the Elks parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Nfator
136Th Regiment
Rosemary Cornet
McCormick
New York
White House
Elks
Affair for a Service Man in New Marshfield
Mr and Mrs Arch Knowlton hosted a Wednesday party near New Marshfield in honor of their brother recently discharged from the service. About forty young people attended to play games and enjoy a social evening. attendees included Grace Daugherty Florence Ogg Marle Ogg Josephine Anberry Hanna Smith Zuella Knowlton Edna Wharton Edna Sherman Emma Tom Clarice McKibben Gladdis Brewer Nellie Brewer Gwen Dinsmore Grace Hewitt Lora Saylor Clovis McKibben George Daugherty Fred Arnold Alva Risley Cecil Carline Frank O’Hare Moris Brewer Clint Cox Emerson Hall Willis Woods Rudolph Woodard Atho Woodard Clifford Walters Leonard Prater Clarence Rolf John Featherston Russell Branscomb Don Branscomb Milo Hewitt Wilbur Em ish Everett Conkey Winifred McAfee Roddie Young Edwin Sickels Rolland Carmon Pascal White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Knowlton
New Marshfield
Grace Daugherty
Florence Ogg
Marle Ogg
Josephine Anberry
Hanna Smith
Zuella Knowlton
Edna Wharton
Edna Sherman
Emma Tom
Clarice McKibben
Gladdis Brewer
Nellie Brewer
Gwen Dinsmore
Winifred McAfee
Roddie Young
Edwin Sickels
Rolland Carmon
Pascal White
Social notes from The Plains and surrounding areas
Mrs. Hannah Brooks arrived Thursday from a five week visit with daughter Mrs. Mary Gooding in Lynchburg Ohio. She returned home with niece Miss Sylvia French. Mr. Geo Frances and Mr. Harry Crippen called in Athens and The Plains Friday with relatives. Mrs. Goldie Crippen, Mrs. Lee McWilliams, and others were shoppers in Athens. Corporal Finley Pidcock of France sent word he might be home, work at the mines remains slow, Dave Neal moved to town from Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Brooks
Mary Gooding
Lynchburg
Ohio
Sylvia French
Geo. Frances
Athens
Harry Crippen
the Plains
Frances Brooks
Goldie Crippen
New Marshfield
Lee McWilliams
Coalton
Finley Pidcock
France
Dave Neal
Pomeroy
Harry Jordan
Hoffner
Coon Hoffner
Dorothea
Cattle and Hog Markets Steady to Mixed in Cincinnati Today
Cattle market steady at 11.50 to 14.50 with calves up 21. hogs lower with good packers and buyers at 22.60. lambs steady with extras 16.00 to 17.50. sheep receipts reach 3200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg live stock market gains across cattle and hogs
Cattle receipts reach 100 loads with higher prices. choice cattle 15.25 to 16.00, prime 14 to 14.75, common 12.25 to 18.50, veal calves 20 to 23. Sheep and lambs receipts 20 doubles. prime wethers 10.25 to 10.75, good 9 to 10, fair 13 to 13.50. Pigs and porkers strong. heavy 23.25 to 23.50, light 22.50 to 23, pigs 21.50 to 25, roughs 18 to 20.25.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Produce Market Butter Creamery Scores Narrow Win
Butter Creamery edges Standards Firsts 52 to 49 in a tight Chicago market clash with quick baskets and sharp defense. Seconds slip 47 to 51 as the game unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Grain Market Prices Report
Toledo Ohio July 14 grain prices list corn No 3 yellow 2.00 oats standard white 81 1 2 to 82 1 2 barley No 2 1 26 rye No 2 1 55 clover seed cash 25 25 oct 28 75 dec 27 75 alfalfa seed oct 25 dec 23 timothy new cash 5 50 sept 6 10 oct 5 85 dec 5 87 m2 march 6 10
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy New
Liberty Bonds Quotations Reported for New York
Liberty bond quotations for July 14 show bids and prices across series. The table lists 314's at 88.32, First 4's at 94.04, Second 4's at 93.50, First s at 95.06, Third 4's at 95.00, Fourth 4% at 94.08, Victory 3's at 100.04, and 4s at 99.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Victory
Eastland Man Works Navy Duty Then Plans Oil Wealth
EH Perkins of Eastland Texas coal passer on the Imperator and owner of oil properties says he will complete two more years in the navy before pursuing wealth. He bought an 80 acre farm at Eastland in 1917, where oil was struck during coal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
EH Perkins
Eastland
Texas
Imperator
Perkins
Chamberlais Tablets Promise Relief For Indigestion
Advertisement touts Chamberlais Tablets for indigestion and improved digestion. Claims include strengthening the stomach, natural function, and gentle bowel movement after a few doses. Mentions Florida leading in Fuller’s earth usage last year and ranking next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Fuller
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EAGON
Lancaster
Athens County
A. P. Scott's
F. Silberstein & Sons
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Washington St
J. A. Isselstein
Deanville
Gerhard Isselstein
Deanvile
W. P. Mulder
Columbus and
Fulton Sts
Weimar
German National Assembly
Mueller
Bauer
Leonard Cooley
Foraker
Lively
Moorhead
Walburn
Sweeney
Barstow
Nelsonville AB
R.H PO. A Lama
Farrow
Hartley
Taylor
H. Coepe
J. Coepe
Barre
Eee Stewart
Simpson
Pee
Athens Ells
J Coepe
Beverage
Kreiger
Knox
Wagner
Paysigians
West
Cortez Palace
Liberty Bonds
Rainie
Celle
Atlantic
Pacific
U. S. Pat
Bell
W. Washington
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