Whitlatch party enjoys Crystal Springs picnic outing
Nelsonville youths guided by Mr and Mrs Walter Whitlatch traveled to Crystal Springs Sunday for a pleasant picnic. The group included Pauline Whitlatch Lucille McKim Virginia Thompson Paulien Martin Pauline Wagner Estella Evans Grace Duckworth Margaret Andrews Helen Hammond Agnes Creighton Emma Fiske Martin Lutz Clifford Hartley Raymond Fluke Hubert Hall Wilbur Hall Raymond Cotton Clarence Terry Howard Terry Carl Snowden.
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Walter Whitlatch
Crystal Springs
Pauline Whitlatch
Lucille McKim
Virginia Thompson
Paulien Martin
Pauline Wagner
Estella Evans
Grace Duckworth
Margaret Andrews
Helen Hammond
Agnes Creighton
Emma Fiske
Martin Lutz
Clifford Hartley
Raymond Fluke
Hubert Hall
Wilbur Hall
Raymond Cotton
Clarence Terry
Howard Terry
Carl Snowden
Large crowds attend Chautauqua in city
The Lincoln Chautauqua attracted record crowds over two days with Warwick Male Quartet performing and Prof. J. H. Dickason delivering an engaging address. Today's schedule features the Smith Springs music and speaker Walter Kirkland Greene, promising another major event.
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Warwick
J. H. Dickerson
J. H. Dickason
Wooster College
Wooster, C
Chautauqua
Smith Springs
Holmes Co
Walter Kirkland Greene
Nelsonville Classified Ads Turn Up Secondhand Buys
Various items for sale in Nelsonville include a 1917 Ford Touring car in first class condition, a 1918 Overland Touring car with four new tires, and secondhand Bavon ette seating. Also offered are pota toes, Molasses Feeds, and Scratch Feeds, plus furniture bargains and a lost watch reward. Bert Young, Charles Hankieson, M Shamansky, Frank Tedrow, Swanson Storage, and W D Wolfe are named with contact details.
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Bert Young
Charles Hankieson
Poplar
Nelsonville
Phonographs At Cost At Sauter's Nelsonville Store
Closing out sale at Sauter's Phonograph er e near Depot Nelsonville Ohio offers new phonographs at less than cost with big bargains. Only a few left. Unclear model details but emphasis on outsized tone and quality.
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Sauter
Depot
Nelsonville
Maccabee Party Promises Leading W B A Event
The W B A will host a Wednesday evening party from 8 30 to 12 30 with the Buchtel four piece orchestra providing music All holding Maccabee invitations are invited The event is billed as a leading affair in the W B A party series for the season
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Buchtel
Birthday Feast for 75th Anniversary Celebrated at Home
A. C. Anderson returned from church to a 12 o clock birthday dinner prepared by his family. Guests included Carl Coakley family, John Mooney family, James Bland family, A. C. Anderson relatives, and visitors from Columbus, Toledo, and Detroit. Travel party members and guests extended cordial visits with extended family.
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A. C. Anderson
Carl Coakley
Rachel Catherine
John Mooney
Marie
Loretta
James Bland
Louise Hyde
Louise Davidson
Columbus
C. R. Wyman
Little
Toledo
Clara Hoch
David Wilkins
Lillian
Harry Welch
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. E. Welch
Howard Musser
Detroit
Mich
Herbert Leyson
Mary Louise
Will Wood
Westerville
Do. A. Storer
Cooley and Sullivan Guests Dine with Family
Mr and Mrs F C Cooley hosted James Cooley of New York City and Mr and Mrs Russell Sullivan along with Mrs and Mrs Leonard Cooley for a noon dinner on Sunday.
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F. C. Cooley
James Cooley
New York City
Russell Sullivan
Leonard Cooley
Hochs Toast Return from Overseas Duty at Family Dinner
Mrs. Eulalia Hoch hosted a Sunday dinner to welcome home her son Garet from overseas service. Attending were garet Hoch Orlie Hoch Clara Vioch and many Hoch relatives plus friends from Columbus The Plains Westerville Murray City Logan and this city with several children and spouses present.
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Eulalia Hoch
Garet
Orlie Hoch
Claravioch
Carl Hoch
David Wilkins
Clarence Johnson
Westerville
C. P. Woods
the Plains
Art Hoch
Murray City
Harry Edgell
Logan
Ed. Betts
Gladys
Donald
Charles Edgell
City
Renewed testimony on Dean's Kidney Pills from Athens resident
Mrs. Wm. French of 18 Fern Street testifies kidney trouble began six years ago with swelling feet and dizzy spells. After using five boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills her symptoms vanished and by July 1917 her health remained good, earning continued recommendations. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells on 60 cents.
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Athens
Wm. French
Fern St
Dean
McKee Drug Co
Dash Balm Promises Fast Relief For Tired Feet
Hot weather prompts quick relief claims for Dash Balm foot balm. Druggists say one application relieves swollen tender feet and foot odor within moments, with a money back guarantee. Look for the Cash Balm name. available from any druggist.
House Approves Day Full Prohibition Enforcement Bill
Washington July 22 The House approved the national prohibition act enforcing both War Time and Constitutional Prohibition. Final vote 287 for 101 against with three present after a defeated motion to recommit. An editorial quip about judgment by appearance follows.
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Washington
House
Igoe
Missouri
Senator Moses Devotes Senate Speech to German Peace Terms
New Hampshire Senator Moses argues the German peace terms are worse for the United States than the league of nations. He cites numerous commissions in the treaty and asserts separation of the treaty from the league covenant is possible and desirable. Moses contends the fourteen points are largely absent and warns of immediate EU tensions and renewed boundary disputes.
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League
Moses
Washington
Senate
Germany
New Hampshire
United States
League of Nations
Peage Treaty Gomes In For Hot Gsgussion
Washington reports show President Wilson renewing efforts to win Republican support for the League of Nations. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected his request to approve an American reparations committee member before ratification. Debate on the treaty and the league resumed on the Senate floor as Wilson, feeble from illness, pushed for decisive talks with GOP senators.
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Wilson
New York
Senate
Washington
Versailles
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
McNary Opposes Striking Article Ten in League Covenant
Senator McNary of Oregon declares he will vote against removing Article Ten from the League of Nations covenant and favors only explanatory reservations. He argues sovereignties and the Monroe Doctrine are not endangered and says reservations would restate rather than require ratification by other powers.
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McNary
World League
Washington
League of Nations
Congress
League
Glouster Veteran Honored and Local Social Notes
Otis Vernon, a Glouster native now home from overseas service, has received an honorable discharge and returned to the city. M. D. Hughes of Athens, Red Cross field secretary, will visit Glouster Wednesday and be at George W. Rose’s office from 2 30 to 7 30 P M to aid servicemen with free consultation. Dr F H May and Mrs May returned from Buckeye Lake with Mrs May visiting Massillon. G M Clark of Worthington and family hosted by W W Bryson. Atlas, McCarty, and McDonald came back from Zanesville after a weekend with friends.
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Otis Vernon
M. D. Hughes
Athens
The
Red Cross
George W. Rose
Hughes
Cleveland
F. H. May
Buckeye Lake
M. Clark
Worthington
W. W. Bryson
FE. Atlas
Ralph McCarty
Harry McDonald
Zanesville
Glouster and Millfield To Clash In Fourth Game
Glouster meets Millfield in the fourth game of a five game series at Millfield next Sunday afternoon. Millfield leads two to one after three games and Glouster must win to keep the series alive.
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Glouster
Millfield
Wingfoot airship to ply Akron Cleveland route
The Wingfoot express, the first commercial American airship, exploded in Chicago Monday and was slated as a passenger craft between Akron and Cleveland. Goodyear officials said a noon statement would follow and an investigation is underway in Chicago. The craft was built at Akron but assembled in Chicago due to navy control of Wingfoot lake hangars.
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Akron
Chicago
Cleveland
W. C. Young
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
America
Goodyear
Wingfoot Lake
Navy
Mine Labor Dispute Delays Work At Glouster and Mill Field
Battery for Glouster will be Haworth, Cunningham and Skinner. At Mill field D Earich, Omen and Corbin handle the trouble over dead work as 255 has been down since last Tuesday. Some cases settled yesterday and this morning workers reported, but on arrival some original cases still unsettled. Men refused to work and returned home.
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Glouster
Haworth
Cunningham and Skinner
Millfield
D. Earich
Omen
Corbin
Ohio National Guard Artillery Organized and Camp Perry Encampment
Adjutant General Layton selected Colonel Harold Bush of Columbus to organize the field artillery outfits of the new Ohio National Guard. Washington reports Ohio authorized to hold a National Guard encampment at Camp Perry this summer. Attorney General Price says the state auditor can assess or refund former liquor dealers who held licenses. The Ohio Public Employes League will hold a mass meeting to discuss salaries for state department workers.
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Columbus
Layton
Harold Bush
Ohio National Guard
Washington
Ohio
Camp Perry
Price
Columbus, CO
State Public Employes League of Ohio
State Industrial Commission
May Declare Martial Law in Washington
Rioting between whites and negroes in the capital prompts a House resolution asking President Wilson to proclaim martial law in the District of Columbia. A dues bill seeks separate streetcars by race for DC traction companies. A Florida representative calls for a special committee to probe police response as disorders cause deaths and injuries.
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Washington
Wilson
District of Columbia
Emerson
Ohio
Harrison
Ohio Solon to Urge Laws on Airship Travel
Columbus July 22 A bill to create a department of aviation with licensing and inspection powers and strict gas regulations for dirigibles will be introduced in the Ohio legislature. Representative John Cowan of Putnam county said the department would be headed by a practical flyer and aim to prevent disasters like the Chicago blimp incident.
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Columbus
Department of Aviation
Chicago
Ohio
John Cowan
Putnam County
United Press Today
Cowan
Transgressors' Ways and Old-Fashioned Hell Belief
A reflection on how some offenders follow easy paths, prompting many devout people to cling to traditional notions of hell and punishment. The piece contrasts modern laxity with historic moral judgments and religious fear.
Public Forum Price Tyrants and Melon Tale
A letter comments on high food prices and inhomogeneous markets, urging labor action after criticizing Armour and others. It compares local bulk pricing to Wilkes Athens County ads and recounts a Glouster melon sale where buyers faced price gouging and supply limits, ending with a caution about costs.
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Messenger
Food Administration
Armour
Cudahay
Morris
Swift
Burr Brothers
Wilkes
Columbus Dispatch
Wilkes Athens County
Hamburg
Glouster
Hungary
Geo. W. Williams
Ohio
Transformer enables lighting circuit to ring electric bells
A new transformer designed to fit a lamp socket allows a lighting circuit to operate electric bells without cutting wires. The device screws into the lamp socket, simplifying installation and preserving circuit integrity.
Americans slain in Mexico raise questions on justice
Washington reports 51 American citizens killed in Mexico in the past two years. Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher says no prosecutions or punishments are recalled. He notes some bandit arrests but no punishment notification, and says Carranza appears to pursue a friendly government. Neutrality during the war was proclaimed and enforced.
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Washington
Mexico
Henry P. Fletcher
House Rules Committee
Fletcher
Carranza
Campbell
Keeping a Secret Elevates a Child’s Popularity
A speaker urges discreet pride in a child’s brightness, noting secrecy plus praise can boost both the parent’s and child’s standing. A bright wit can still reveal a dull finish without caution.
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Watkins St. Bell
Frank Tedrow
Cash Feed & Supply
Swanson Storage & Transfer
Cas Chestnut Street
Hoodletts
Madison St
Robert Wolfe
Elgin
Gentlemen’s Watch
W. D. Wolfe
Chestnut St
OUSE
Gomes
Glouster News
G. E. Gilley
Trimble
Florida
DEATH
State House
France
Edward G. Bliss
Gen
Tasker Bliss
Uncle Sam
Colonel Bliss
Tasker H. Bliss
Bliss
Minnie Saxton
Ker
Old Mexico
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Sharpsburg Milling Co
Sharpsburg
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