Nelsonville notices list real estate and community items
Nelsonville notes advertise three houses with one acre each for sale near Coe Hollow and a house and lot at Harper and High streets. A flag raising at Manhattan mine No 26 in Floodwood is announced with speakers including Judge Wood of Athens. Local visit updates mention guests from Columbus and Springfield Ohio.
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Coe Hollow
Car Line
Harper and
High Sts
Chas. Bruce
High St. Peil
Manhattan Mine No
Floodwood
Judge Wood
Athens
Local residents welcome visits and travel news
Mrs Gene Shafer and her son Joe returned from Logan where they stayed with relatives. Corporal Bernard Lama of Camp Sherman visited his parents. Frank D. Walker arrived in France with the 257th Aero Squadron. Numerous others were noted as visitors, guests, or travelers including miss Blanche Clouston and families tied to Camp Sherman and Columbus.
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Gene Shafer
Joe
Logan
Bernard Lama
Camp Sherman
P. EB. Lama
Frank Walker
Frank D
France
Frank
257Th Aero Squadron
Racine
E. T. Spray
Carl Pettit
Norman Stewart
D. W. Gibson
Columbus
W. H. Bennett
Berry Pritchard
J. S. Pritchard
A. S. Bethel
Athens
FE. A. Martin
Terre Haute
Ind
W. S. Rhodes
P. M. Lax
Hibbardsville
Essie
Ed Rosser
Louise Kennard
G. H. Kennard
Margaret Hoodlett
Allie Lama
Rockbridge
James Beard
Chas. Baker
Sam Robertson
Bart Rawling
Rutland
C. E. Betts
Frank North
Charles
Oria North
Charles North
Chauncey
Clarence Shockley
Chillicothe
J. C. Beverage
Guy
Jane Kentner
Frankfort
Maria Swakhamer
Frank Jackson
Charles Bowers
Pearl Wend
John Keys
Frank Primmer
Weekend guests and local visits fill area homes
A flurry of social visits spans Thornville Athens and Lancaster as Mr. and Mrs. Dugan entertain Spangle and family and many others. Notable stays include Misses Spangler and Crist in Athens, Lt. Bowlin in Lancaster, plus numerous visits to Camp Sherman and Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. Dugan
Spangle
Thornville
Marie Spangler
Bernice Crist
Athens
Lt. N. Bowlin
Lancaster
Dairyman’s Auto Stolen Then Abandoned After Pole Collision
The Bennett dairy truck was taken Saturday night while the driver ate lunch at Taylor's restaurant. It was recovered Sunday in East End after the driver abandoned it following a crash into a telephone pole. Mrs. Charles Bartlett and daughter Jeanette visit Wendell, West Virginia, returning home after staying with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Spencer.
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C. BE. Bennett
Taylor's
East End
Charles Bartletts
Jeanette
Wendell
W. Va
Joshua Spencer
Nelsonville Wins 9 0 Over Camp Sherman In Baseball
Simpson held Camp Sherman to four hits as Nelsonville hammered two soldier club pitchers for nine runs. Every home player had a hit except the pitchers, Bartoe finished strong, and next Sunday Nelsonville hosts Ohio State aviation school players said to be among the season’s strongest attractions.
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Nelsonville
Simpson
108Th Ordnance Co
Soldier Boy
Bartoe
Aviation
Ohio State University
Columbus
L. W. St. John
O. 8
Camp Sherman
Ab.r.h.po
A.B. Rogers
Weaver
Reichle
Pebert
Miller
Niehoff
Anderson
Grover
Kimble
Hs Prawert
Oscnnee
Prapken If
Ry Waneth
Ee Tate
Ans
TEN Hsnienbesch
Taylor
Franken
R. White
Rogers Kimble
Stewart
Rogers
Heflin
Bell
White
Mr. Shackert
Camp Sherman Prep Sees New Draft Recruits Arrive
Camp Sherman with Chillicothe as the staging area announces July draft quotas of white draftees. Recruits will enter the depot brigade for training before transfer to division units. Movements begin tomorrow and run through Friday, with five thousand Ohio men included.
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Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Camp Tomorow
Ohio
Circleville Guests Visit Lancaster Friends
Mrs. W. A. Tedrick and her son Walter from Circleville stayed with Mr. R. R. Marquis and family on Sunday. Mrs. Marquis drove them as far as Lancaster where she will spend a few days with friends.
Countess de Bryas Appeals for Help for Devastated France
The Countesse de Bryas arrives with Miss Anne Morgan to share firsthand accounts of France's wartime devastation. She urges Americans to contribute to the American Committee for Devastated France to aid suffering families and victims of the fighting in France.
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France
America
Countesse de Bryas
Anne Morgan
American Committee
Bar Germans From Business In Cleveland And Akron
Cleveland and Akron mayors order aliens barred from business licenses. Only American citizens or those with first papers will be eligible for licenses in both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
H. L. Davis
I. 8. Myers
Akron
Austrian Cabinet Resigns As Premier Von Seydlers government quits
Private Vienna advices report Dr von Seydlers cabinet resigning with speculation Reichstag circles say the emperor may accept the new legislation.
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Amsterdam
Dr. von Seydler
Vienna
Reichstag
Italian Cable Railways Drive Troops Up Mountain
Italian engineers built suspension railways to move troops and supplies rapidly down mountain slopes. A photo shows a large supply carrier unloaded at a base with munition, men, and equipment, startling Austrian forces.
Allied Forces Advance On Soissons-Rheims Front
Paris dispatch reports Allied forces pushing across the Soissons to Rheims corridor with heavy German rear guard action north of Chateau-Thierry. German resistance aims to cover northern retreat toward Fere-en-Tardenois as Marne crossings widen near Verneuil and prisoner numbers rise. A German scouting plane crossed toward Paris but dropped no bombs.
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John DE Gandt
Paris
Soissons-Rheims Salient
Chateau-Thierry
Oulchy-le-Chateau
Fere-en-Tardenois
Marne
Verneuil
Germans Counterattacks Along Marne Struggle to Break Line
British report from London notes heavy German counterattacks along the Marne front with little success. French and American troops face crossing difficulties in the Dormans region due to shelling of bridges and extensive gas use.
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London
Marne Front
Marne
Dormans
Letters From Men In Service
Mrs Maggie Sweazy of Sand Run received a letter from her son in France dated June 25 191% He writes of letters home from kitchen police and hopes for another move soon He mentions Dwight being drafted asks for his address and inquires about Sam Hannahs unit He notes good weather a full pack inspection and scarce war news from home mentioning American forces stopping a German drive
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Maggie Sweazy
Sand Run
France
Dwight
Sam Hannah
American troops advance near Beau-St Germain in France
From fields of France dated July 22 a correspondent reports American forces pushing beyond Beau-St-Germain, five miles northeast of Chateau-Thierry, while the Soissons-Rheims salient re-stabilizes. The letter mentions hiking, new nieces, and a repaired hand, signed by Melvin Sweazy of Battery C 10th F A A E L.
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Fred 8S. Ferguson
France
Marne
Beau-St. Germain
Chateau-Thierry
Soissons-Rheims Salient
Local Family Socials Report for The Plains Area
The Plains community shares weekend visits with several families. Mrs. W. J. Hawk dined with the Stauffers in Middleport after spending Saturday with Buffington and Hardy. Other residents, including Elza McGranor, Zine Courtney, Joe Hutchings party, and Patton guests, joined in varied Sunday visits and dinners. The West baby is ill. Fin Cook suffers tonsillitis.
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W. J. Hawk
Joe Hutchings
J. W. Patton
Haydenville
Middleport
Tom Mattheney
Roy Hawk
Harrison Davia
Hannah West
Fletch Hawk
Merwin Stauffer
Nelsonville
Pott Dickens
Factory
Carbon Hill
Fin Cook
Tunis Ranks Second to U S in Phosphate Output
Tunis has attained second rank to the United States in phosphate production through newly developed mines discovered a few years ago, signaling a notable shift in global mineral output and regional development.
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Tunis
United States
Help the Government Buy Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps
The Buckeye Ran kin Building at 22 West Gay St Columbus Ohio advertises liberty bonds and thrift stamps to help the government and encourage personal savings. It notes assets of 14 800 000 loaned on first mortgages on homes and farms and offers five percent on time deposits.
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Liberty
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Buckeye
Rankin
West Gay St
Columbus
O. C
Ohio Farmers Urged to Plant More Wheat
Washington reports the department of agriculture asks Ohio farmers to sow at least 2,240,000 acres of wheat this fall, an increase of 9 percent from 1917, with a maximum limit of 2,500,000 acres. Last fall Ohio planted 2,145,000 acres. The forecast yield is 890,030,000 bushels, but carryover stocks are nearly exhausted, prompting a push to build reserves.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Ohio
Department
Red Cross meeting and local notices in Hebbardsville
Red Cross workers plan a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Mc Bee Tuesday afternoon. Local residents attended a party at C Moore's Friday honoring Ray Moore who plans to join Camp Sherman. Abe Jordan returns from Columbus after a serious operation. Waldron Wakefield and Clarence Johnson came back from Detroit with machines. The Willing Workers Sunday school class plans a July 25 picnic at Marion Vandevort's home. Rev C P Smith granted a two week vacation. Sunday school and prayer service next Sunday at 9:30. Everyone invited.
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Red Cross
Earl McBee
C. 8
Waldron Wakefield
Clarence Johnson
Detroit
Mich
M. BE
Marion Vandevort
C. P. Smith
M. FE
Columbus Street Car Case Comes Up Today
Washington July 21 The Columbus street railway controversy is set to be heard again in Washington tomorrow. William H Taft and Frank P Walsh joint chairmen of the war labor board are expected to handle this case along with 27 others. An adjustment in each case is anticipated before week’s end.
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Washington
Columbus Street Railway
William H. Taft
Frank P. Walsh
War Labor Board
Cleveland taxicab firms hire women drivers only
Cleveland taxi operators have replaced male chauffeurs with women drivers, making the fleet female staffed.
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Cleveland
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