Nelsonville Public Stenographer and Local Notices
Nelsonville seeks typing and stenographic services by B. Gilbert at the K of P Building. Also advertising 56 acre farm near Bishopville and 90 acres in Dover Township Athens County for sale as part of J. A. McKee estate, with contact John McKee in Nelsonville. Stray colts listed by Frank Tedrow. Names of local residents repeated in Friday notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gilbert
K. of P. Bldg
Nelsonville
Bishopville
Morgan County
Dover Township
Athens County
Bailey Run
J. A. McKee
John McKee
Elizabeth Street
Ohio
Important Meeting of Chautauqua Guarantors Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 at the YMCA an important meeting of the guarantors of the Chautauqua will be held. Every guarantor is expected to be on hand. Mrs J C Beverage returned home this morning after spending weekend at Camp Sherman with her son Guy there. Entertains Camp Fire Girls. Miss Correne Krepple entertained the Iwokihi Camp Fire Girls Friday evening at her Columbus street home. The hostess’ fifteenth birthday was marked by gifts and a late lunch for guests including Margaret Emish Philena Nelson Mary Williams Leta Lewis June Seibert Bernice Backus Evelyn Hartley and Frede Smith the guardian. Miss Betty Juniper was guest of the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beverage
Camp Sherman
Guy
Camp Fire Girls
Correne Krepple
Columbus Street
Margaret Emish
Philena Nelson
Mary Williams
Leta Lewis
June Seibert
Bernice Backus
Evelyn Hartley
Frede Smith
the Guardian
Betty Juniper
Louise Jones
Columbus
E. J. Cable
L. L. Scott
Lancaster
Jacob Sherman
Carbondale
Myra Higgins
Logan
Arlie Hoch
C. FE. McGlewen
Toledo
C. H. Burkhalter
J. M. McMillan
Pittsburg
D. Stedam
Elizab Ih
Helen Howell
Bert
Milwaukee
Wis
Nate Howell
Jack Martin
Cherrington Hospital
Irene Grace
Athens
Helen Sharp
Vernas Angelo
Jackson
Mary Lane
Hrma Wright
Chas. Vorhes
James Sharp
Buckeye Lake
Clifton Spencer
Eugene Herrold
Detroit
Mich
John Herrold
Leone McVicker
S. John Rhoades
Roy Valkinburg
Mabel Heffnér
Clarence Headler
Anna
Grace Kourt
Emma
Lacile Staller
Alice Mulligan
Elizabeth Preston
Emmett Preston
Helen Mulligan
Lucile Kaelin
Ruby Ruscoe
Dorothy Steincamp
Springfield
H. W. Johnson
John Love
Gilbert
Leonard
Skip” Shivers
Norfolk
B. J. Lewis
Margaret
Arthur Love
Akron
Chas. Fitzer
Little Son
Kcago
William Morg
A. C. Hampton
Lawson
Myra Davison
Zanesville
W. WH. Bennett
Here's Chance to Get in for Special Work
The notice calls for Ohio men for the Spruce Production Division in aviation and northwest districts. Induction possible for those in classes 2 3 and 4 with general service qualification. Quota includes 2500 to Columbus barracks August 5 and 100 with grammar schooling to Akron University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Aviation
Northwest
Columbus Barracks
University of Akron
Letter From Corporal Ely In France Expresses Longing For Home
Corporal Joseph Guy Ely of Nelsonville writes from France on June 16, 1918. He describes gladness at family letters, hopes to visit once home, and reports fine weather, strong crops, and his wish to learn French while serving in Company D of the 59th Infantry, American ET Via.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Bryan
Poplar Street
Nelsonville
Joseph Guy Ely
France
States
Guy
59Th Infantry
E. T. Via
Picnic outing ends in woman’s wrist fracture
Mrs. Fred South of 38 Lancaster St. broke her left arm at the wrist Sunday afternoon during a country picnic with her husband. She slipped from the river bank while preparing to bathe and received the injury. Doctors splinted the wrist and warned of about six weeks for strong knitting of the bone.
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Fred South
Lancaster St
Mohican Minstrel Show Offers Twenty Free Tickets
The Mohican minstrel show promises twenty tickets for the Children's Home as a kind gesture. The performance will be held next Thursday at the Hospital, and the chart for the event opened this morning.
Circle Hill Resident Receives News of Safe Arrival
Misa Jen sie Garlinger of Circle Hill reports receiving a card confirming the safe arrival of Mr. Clarence Hall overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
yMisa Jensie Garlinger
Circle Hill
Clarence Hall
Allies Favor International Board for Postwar Raw Materials
The United Press reports a proposed international priority board to manage postwar raw material distribution. Allies favor it, while Germany would be excluded unless its tactics of economic pressure and deceit end, enabling participation in reconstruction efforts with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Germany
Teutons
Robert Cecil
German Meat Ration To Be Reduced Again
Amsterdam reports from Berlin via Frankfurter Zeitung say the current German meat ration of 250 grammes will be distributed only until mid August. From then on towns over 100000 population will receive 20 grammes while smaller towns may get even less, with vegetables from surrounding districts aiding supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Farm Bureau outlines annual program and improvements
The Athens County Farm Bureau executive board met in the county agent’s office with nearly all members present. They approved plans for local meetings, seed corn standards, soil improvements, lime and acid phosphate use, cover crops, and silage practices. They urged better farm records, more silos, water systems, and farm improvements while planning a threshing-price committee and dues notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Farm Bureau
A. E. Potter
J. M. Wood
W. R. Goddard
H. L. Baker
Athens County
Tennis champion becomes officer
Wallace E. Johnson, a state tennis champion at the University of Pennsylvania, has joined the army and now serves as a sergeant at a cantonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace E. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Ee Army
Hog Profit Depends on Pasture This Season
Farmers should rely on pasture and clover alfalfa as hog feed profits rise with pastures. Oilmeal and tankage are uneconomical with good pasture and corn as main grain. Drying fruits and vegetables requires blanching cold-dipping for color and faster moisture loss, and a new Ohio bulletin on Preservation of Food is available free.
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J. W. Waichet
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Agricultural College Extension Service
Ohio State University
Columbus
Hog raisers urged to find protein feed substitutes
Farmers advised to prepare for a shorter age of protein feeds as hog production needs rise. With wheat in high demand for soldiers, substitutes like middlings tankage and oilmeals may be scarce in Ohio. Alfalfa hay rye and soybeans offered as alternatives, with guidance on cutting timing and pasture seeding.
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Ohio
Early spray timing urged for codling moth and pests
Growers should advance summer arsenate of lead spray schedules as the season opens earlier this year. Apple departments are advised to begin in southern Ohio immediately with central and northern Ohio following by mid to late July and early August. Inspect fruit for apple worm injury.
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Ohio
Warning on hog remedies and grain storage pests
A warning notes the danger of fraudulent hog remedies sold with poison. It advises cleaning old bins to prevent stored grain insects and cites T H Jarks of Ohio State University recommending fumigation with carbon disulphide at five pounds per 100 cubic feet. Use shallow pans, seal tight, keep fires away, and air out after 36 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
T. H. Jarks
Ohio State University
Tomato Disease Threatens Ohio Crops
Tomato growers report leaf blight causing serious injury across Ohio. Lower leaves curl and brown, risking entire plants and reduced yields. Early Boron Bordeaux spray advised. Also notes sugar regulation impact and drying methods for fruits and vegetables from Ohio State University guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Department of Home Economics
Unio State University
Control tips for grain pests and leaf spraying methods
New grain stored in old bins infested with grain moths and weevils loses 6 to 15 percent value if treated every two weeks. Spray both leaf surfaces though lower ones may be damaged. sprays protect new growth. Bordeaux mixture can be homemade or bought as paste substitutes for coverage.
Picnic Menu From the United States Food Administration
The text lists picnic suggestions including sandwiches using wheatless bread, meats like wienerwursts and beef tongue, alternatives such as chicken and fish, fruits like oranges and melons, vegetables, and a campfire menu with ash cakes and roasted wienerwursts. A recipe describes making ash cakes from white cornmeal with salt and water, baking on embers under leaves.
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United States Food Administration
Boston
Lecturer ends Chautauqua series with war talk
W H Spence closed the Chautauqua series this morning in the tent. He reviewed Over Here by Ethel M Kelley and The Major by Ralph Connor and delivered a lecture on women in war their role now and work after the conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spence
Ethel M. Kelley
Ralph Connor
Early vocal music linked to recitative as Greek poets lead
The first vocal music blended poetry with recitative like chants and Greek poets acted as leading singers of their era, framing early musical expression.
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Nelsonville News
Frank Tedrow
Nie Powell
J. C. Pickett
J. E. Hillyer
Elizabeth Hollett
Emily Reed
Sadie Steenrod
Robin Gray
May Sommers
Etta Gray
Jack West
Harry Mounts
Cora Collins
James Matheny
Virgil Davis
Miss Grace Nixon
E. W. Allen
Hattie Hickman
J. R. Hickman
Ivan Kinney
Sadie Nixon
C. L. Stout
P. M
H. L. Hick
L. Shaw
W. Oakley
GC. A. Storer
Lillian Storer
N. Hill
Chas. Preston
Misses Blair
Cincinnati
Gertrude Joyce
Red Cross
Sherman
Soldier Boys
Wong
108Th Ordnance Depot
Ab.r.h.po
A.E. Thornley
Moake
J. Williams
Popken
Leith
Makol
Caldwell
A. Taylor
Anderasn
J. Taylor
Gidwert
R. Williams
Biwars
Snccecen
Wits Ce
Grover
Thornley
Smith
Kimble
Simpson
R. White
Taylor
Williams
Cross
White
Shackert
ASC
Urdcazsas
Gore
Beasley’s
Glouster
Ameeville
Douglas Fairbanks
Human Dynamo
Fairbanks
Doug
Screen Telegram
Belle Bennett
Elvidge
John Bowers
Alice Joyce
Triangle
Woman and the Web
Screen Telegram “Miller's Economics
Keystone Comedy Pastime Theatre
Charles Ray
Luke
Hey There
Matt ‘and
Jeff
Peggy Hyland
Hart Subject
Eda Bara
Newe Pictures
Clara Kimball Young
Claw” Newe Pictures
Pearl White
Fox Comedy
Wild Women
Tame Lions
Eagles
Eye
The
Davis Love Company
General
New York
Didore Shuster
American Expeditionary Forces
John G. Eddy
General Eddy
Shhuster
Shuster
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