Nelsonville Community Plays and Local Happenings
Large crowds filled the east school for a play hour with volleyball debuting as a regular feature. A horse shoe match saw Wolf and Knight of the post office force defeat Frank and Kline, who will defend their title next Tuesday. City baseball league standings have McCune tied for first with Wilton. Barrows faces McCune tomorrow. The swimming pool reports busy hours with swings and trapese in use. girls attend two periods weekly. WCTU under Mrs Lawrence Kelch met with program led by Mrs Hamm. Hyla Herrold chosen as representative to Lakeside conference July 22. Next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs Whitlatch’s home near Floodwood. Mrs Harley Mitchell and two children visiting Columbus relatives. Mrs H N Johnson’s guests Mrs B W Sands and daughter of Chilliothe and Mrs Fred Harrold of Columbus returned Tuesday. Dance at K of P Hall Friday night July 13 with good music. Ben James Jr of Columbus visiting relatives in the city.
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M. GC
East School
Deanvill
Wolf
Knight
Post Office
Frank An Kline
Frank
Kline
Deanville
City Baseball League
McCune
Wilton
Barrows
Lawrence Kelch
Jefferson St
Hamm
Kelch
Hyla Herrold
Lakeside
Harley Mitchell
Columbus
H. N. Johnson
B. W. Sands
Chillicothe
Fred Harrold
For Sale Homes and land listings in Nelsonville area
A long list of dwellings, farms, and commercial lots for sale near Nelsonville and surrounding townships. Properties include five to twelve room frame houses, a rooming house known as the Hobson House, farm land with tillable acreage, timber, wells, cisterns, and outbuildings. Also listed are mining properties, equipment, and an urging note from a Nelsonville area real estate agent seeking listings.
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Pleasantview Avenue
W. Columbus St
Hobson
Good Hill
Nelsonville Foundry
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Pike
Buchtel
New York Coal Co
Severgl
Franklin St
Adams Sst
Huber
Welsonville
President of France Spends Summer Resting Abroad
The president is spending the summer months recuperating from injuries and the nervous shock after a tumble sustained recently.
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France
Logan Households Attend Local Funeral and Visits
Mrs. Peter Shafer and Mrs. Jacob Moler and Woodrow of Logan attended the funeral of Mrs. Roy Saville in this city Tuesday. Mrs. Ben James hosts her sister Mrs. I. C. Brown of Co for a visit. Oscar Rizer of Lancaster visited the family of Mrs. May Ray Tuesday and Wednesday. Ed Lemon and Carlos of Columbus visit Mrs. W. B. Evans in this city. Esther Thomas of Logan returned home Tuesday after visiting Frank Johnson's family. P. W. Hickman visited the capital Tuesday. Mrs. Eugene Shafer and her young son are spending a few days in Columbus.
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Peter Shafer
Jacob Moler
Woodrow
Logan
Roy Saville
Ben James
I. C. Brown
Columbus
Oscar Rizer
Lancaster
May Ray
Ed Lemon
Carlos
W. B. Evans
Esther Thomas
Frank Johnson
P. W. Hickman
Capital
Eugene Shafer
D. O. A. Lodge Visits Logan For Degree Work
Forty eight members of D. of A. Lodge No. 108 motored to Logan on Tuesday evening and performed degree work. Three initiates were shown into the mysteries of the degree in an able manner. A social hour and an elegant lunch followed. Logan council praised the degree and the event.
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D. OF A. Lodge
Logan
D. of A. Lodge No. 108
Logan Council
Miss Beatrice Smith Hosts Leap Year Party
Miss Beatrice Smith entertained with a leap year party on Saturday night featuring games and music, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Ruby Evans Lena Wolf Grace Nix on Imelda Smith Ruby Nichols Vivian Ruscoe Marie Freriks Regenia White Georgia Warner Lillian McKee Mildred Bayless Lelia Warner and the hostess. Messrs. Edgar Green John Johnson Eletus Mellinger Clarence Harper Robert Warner Stanley Wolf Clyde Vor hes Austin Ball Carl Kline Gilbert Lewis and Allen Riley also attended.
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Beatrice Smith
Ruby Evans
Lena Wolf
Grace Nixon
Imelda Smith
Ruby Nichols
Vivian Ruscoe
Marie Freriks
Regenia White
Georgia Warner
Lillian McKee
Mildred Bayless
Lelia Warner
Messrs
Edgar Green
John Johnson
Eletus Mellinger
Clarence Harper
Robert Warner
Stanley Wolf
Mrs Mary E Vaught Dies Suddenly At 83
Mrs Mary E Vaught aged 83 died suddenly at her daughter Mrs James Johnson home on Myers Street Wednesday morning. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM conducted by Rev J C Brillhart with interment at Greenlawn cemetery.
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Mary E. Vaught
James Johnson
Myers Street
J. C. Brillhart
Greenlawn
Fishermen at Wolf's Basin Report Big Cats
Charles Runion and Herman Ru ple fished Wolf's Basin Saturday night and Sunday morning and caught some nice catfish. Charley notes the biggest ones got away. One of the Terry
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Charles Runion
Herman Ruple
Wolf's Basin
Charley
Terry
Democrats Nominate J F T O Connor for North Dakota Governor
J F T O Connor of Grand Forks a Yale man and noted orator was unopposed for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in North Dakota primaries. He has served two terms in the state legislature and is an attorney associated with the Noague faction in the assembly.
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J. F. T. O'Connor
Grand Forks
N. D
Yale University
Yale
North Dakota
O’connor
Assembly
Noague
Young Lady Aims to Barrel Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls N Y July 14 a 24 year old Detroit woman Miss Morrison writes to Mayor Thompson that she is crazy to shoot the falls in a barrel and asks where to obtain a permit the mayor vows to stop such foolhardy stunts. No trace of Bristol England barber Charles G Stephens who died over the falls Sunday has been found.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Falls of
Niagara
Thompson
Miss Morrison
Detroit
Charles G. Stephens
Bristol
England
Barber
Ruth homers again for 28th of season in New York
Babe Ruth hit his twenty eighth homer of the season in the second inning against St. Louis as Davis pitched. He needs one more to equal last year's record. The game was played in New York.
Rainbow division veterans end reunion with parade in Birmingham
About 2500 Rainbow division veterans led a downtown parade in Birmingham to close a three day reunion. Confederates and Spanish American veterans joined the procession, some veterans rode due to wounds. The group opposed radicalism, endorsed 100 percent Americanism, and tabled a California proposal to exclude Orientals. Colonel Matthew A. Tinsley was to be elected next president with no opposition.
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Birmingham
Ala
Rainbow Division
167Th
Rainbow Warriors
Marriage Licenses Surge in Athens County Past Year
The 1919 1920 period shows 418 marriage licenses issued in Athens County with September the peak month and OctoberNovemberDecember also high. The probate report records 34 commitments to Athens State Hospital and 53 wills probated plus 78 estates administered, with 44 guardians appointed for 46 children and other dependents.
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Athens County
Phillips
Athens State Hospital
Gion
Gallipolis
Lancaster
Delaware
Attempt to Solve Coal Problems Facing Nation
In New York on July 14 representatives of bituminous coal operators and the executive committee of the Association of Railway Executives planned a late day meeting. The operators cited jealities and care at mines as causes of the shortage and urged building more than 45,000 additional cars with extended credits for poorer railroads. Officials warned these cars could not be ready for operation this winter. Quick loading and unloading of cars was proposed as a remedy.
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New York
Association of Railway Executives
Jealuties
Interstate Commerce Commission
Redpath Chautauqua Opens in Athens With Big Crowds
Athens 1920 Redpath Chautauqua opened at Central School yard drawing capacity crowds for afternoon and evening shows. Adrian Newens headlines tonight with To Him That Hath, while Friday features Sir John Foster Fraser titled Britisher.
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Athens
Redpath
John Foster Fraser
John
Fraser
Reds Accept Proposals to Resume Trade
London July 14 The British government telegraphed Moscow July 11 acknowledging receipt of the Soviet government acceptance of British proposals for resumption of trade relations between Great Britain and Russia Bonar Law told the house of commons today that the Soviet government had agreed to cessation of hostilities against the British empire and its possessions It also agreed to cease hostilities against Poland and General Wrangel once Polish troops withdraw within the border and Wrangel evacuates all territory outside the Crimea The Soviet government proposed a conference of Russian border states in London at the earliest opportunity.
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London
Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Poland
Crimea
Ohio Republicans Busy with Governorship Candidacy in State
In Columbus July 14 Republican primary hopefuls for governor Ralph D. Cole Roscoe C. McCullough and Harry L. Davis focus on mail campaigns and staff outreach while activity centers elsewhere in Ohio. Cole planned speeches in Celina and Van Wert with a Paulding county tour. Davis campaigned in Zanesville and mining regions and scheduled talks in Byesville and Cambridge.
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Columbus
Ralph D. Cole
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Harry L. Davis
Cole
Celina
van Wert
Paulding County
Davis
Zanesville
Byesville
Cambridge
Germans hold out ageingt goal demands
SpA July 14. Following a two hour conference among Premiers Lloyd George Millerand Count Sforza and Marshal Foch it was decided to await Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson before annoting allied plans to enforce the terms of the treaty due to Germanys refusal to meet coal demands German minister Walter Simons declared the delegation remained firm in its rejection of the allied demands.
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Spa
Lloyd-George and Millerand
Count Sforza
Marshal Foch
Sir Henry Wilson
Germany
Walter Simons
Snes
Two Boys Drowned While Canoeing in Sandusky River
In Sandusky, Ohio, Harold Brown 12 and Karl Kestner 13 drowned when their canoe capsized in the Sandusky River. They attempted to reach shore but became exhausted and sank. two companions reached the bank safely.
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Tiffin
Harold Brown
Karl Kestner
Sandusky River
County Institutes Offered Real Cows to Build Dairy Herds
State board of administration invites county institutions to purchase cattle from Ohio state herds to improve dairy capacity. Athens county facilities, including the state hospital, could follow Athens example to establish a valued milk supply.
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State Board of Administration
Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Athens County
Smithsonian Official Seeks Solar Station in Arizona
Dr. Charles G. Abbott assistant secretary of the Smithsonian Institution travels to Arizona to promote the erection of a new solar observation station in the Hala mountains noted for its cloudless conditions.
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Charles G. Abbott
The
Smithsonian Institution
Arizona
Hala Mountains
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet About Senator H and Vacation
Fragmented text references Senator H and a vacation during a presidential race. Mentions a Republican nominee and possible Washington involvement, but the passage is unclear and lacks concrete facts.
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Christian
Ookee Jounyie Airistian
Hag
Hard Retary
Assisterson
Washington
Republica
Weat Side Girl Delinquent Charge Spurs Bank Encounter
The Weat Side girl, described as delinquent, was brought back from Columbus days ago. A summer school teacher entered a bank and asked for a hundred fifty and two twenty five dollar bills, but the teller could only provide one fifty, two twenties and a ten. The woman insisted there were two twenty five dollar bills, prompting the teller to humor her remark about the bank lacking such bills.
Hydraulic hoist lifts load in motor truck dump action
A new motor truck uses a hydraulic hoist to first elevate the entire vehicle and then raise the forward end to dump the load.
For Sale Four Room Dwelling on H Street Lot
A for sale notice describes a four room dwelling on a 60 by 100 foot lot on H Street. The ad focuses on the property size and location for prospective buyers.
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H Street
Franklin Street
Fayette Street
Back Street
Poplar Street
High Street
Walnut Street
Chestnut Street
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Ben James, Jr
Mrs
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Mill St
Lo&st
K. K. Mowry
Jackson Street
Red Men's Hall
S. G. Moody
Nelsonville Board of Education
Board of Education
J. E. Zeller
President Deschanel
Havre
White House
French Republic
Leap Year Party
Mrs. Mary Vaught
Sportsmen News
the Basin
Ralph Dunbar
Arcadia
White Hussars
Kennebunk
Carolina
al G. Fields
van de Water
Chautauqua
Mary Powell
Agnes Baden
Chamberlain
Rainbow Veterans
REDS
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E. B. Acomb
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Houte
Athens County Red Cross
County Red Cross
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Thirouilh
Knox
Joseph Herrold
Herrold
Herrold Place
Jeff Herrold
Lawrence Davis
Moore
Harrold Place
West Virginia
Meiga County
Neva Kern
Girls’ Reformatory
Weather Bureau
G B. Christian
High St
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Chestnnut Street
Oak Street
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Bughtel
Nelsonville Hyde
Beth
Dane Iz OL Aes
Hocking Valley
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