Nelsonville News at Murray City Picnic Stages C E Event
The Murray City U B church senior Christian Endeavor held an annual picnic in the C C E grove. Thomas Bennet led the talk on A Better C E while a social luncheon and fudge sweets followed. Miss Letha Currens and Mr George Cuthbertson were chosen as best looking man and woman on the grounds. About 54 members attended with many guests. Co FE Jewett gave Old Glory readings. 20 students enjoyed refreshments and a social half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
U. B
C. C. E. Grove
C. E
Thomas Bennet
Jeader
Letha Currens
George Cuthbertson
Pitzer Couple Host Rev. F G Strickland in Yelsonville
Mr and Mrs Pitzer announce they are entertaining Rev F G Strickland of Columbus during his stay in Yelsonville The preacher mentioned in Friday's Messenger is the guest in their home and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pitzer
F. G. Strickland
Columbus
Yelsonville
Strickland
Local church Aid Societies host Carbon Hill guests
The ladies of the Christian church Aid Society entertained the Ladies Aid Society of Carbon Hill Christian church on Thursday in the church social room. Thirty three attendees joined for a noon chicken dinner followed by quilting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Carbon Hill Christian Church
Christian Church
Rhodes Family Takes Two Week Vacation to Michigan
Dr and Mrs W S Rhodes and their son Billy departed for a two week vacation in Michigan.
Kinney Family Plan Month Visit to West Virginia and Ohio
Mrs. Ivan Kinney and her son Billy left Thursday to spend a month at Chillicothe and Cedar Grove West Virginia. They will stay with Mrs. Kinney’s sister Mrs. C. E. Waters in Chillicothe and with Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Wolfe in Cedar Grove West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Kinney
Billy
Chillicothe
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Kinney
C. E. Waters
West Virginia
Fenton Wolfe
Mulligan Couple Return to Columbus After Visit
Mr and Mrs Glen Mulligan returned today to Columbus after a week long visit here with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Mulligan
Columbus
Thomas Mulligan
Balti more guests return home after motor visit
Miss Amy Linton Lola Sheffer and Miss Gladys Fulton of Baltimore Md returned home after a pleasant visit here hosted by Miss Mary Linton and C W Linton and family. The trip was made by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Linton
Lola Sheffer
Gladys Fulton
Baltimore, Md
Mary Linton
C. W. Linton
Sharp Family Heads on Ten Day Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp and their two daughters Misses Mary and Helen left Friday on a ten day motor trip to Niagara Falls Chautauqua and Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Mary
Helen
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
Buffalo
New York
Athens pair guests of Mrs Horton this week
Mrs. J. G. Eddleman and her daughter Miss Lucy of Athens visited Mrs. N. L. Horton this week, staying with the sister of the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Eddleman
Miss Lucy
Athens
N. L. Horton
Entertained Guests From Several Communities
Mrs. Mary Green of St John street entertained Thursday guests including Mrs Frank Outcalf and two children of Lancaster Mrs Dumont and son of East St Louis Mrs Nan Dupler Mrs Charles Mc Manaway Mrs Maggie Hutchinson and children all of Nelsonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Green
St. John Street
Frank Outcalf
Lancaster
Dumont
East St. Louis
Nan Dupler
Charles McManaway
Maggie Hutchinson
Nelsonville
Mrs Frank Outcalf Family Returns Home
Mrs Frank Outcalf and her children Vera Kathryn and Howard came back Friday after visiting Mrs Mary Green and daughter Mrs Blanch Hoffman for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Outcalf
Vera Kathryn
Howard
Mary Green
Blanch Hoffman
Enjoyable Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting
A Friday afternoon session at Mrs. Crouse home featured presiding officer Mrs. L. A Whitmore and devotional leader Mrs. Joe Led levy. Mrs. C. E. Jewett led the program with many ladies participating. Mrs. LeFever and Miss Edna Crouse sang The Lord is My Shepherd and Miss Crouse offered a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Crouse
Lafe Hawkins
Ralph Henry
L. A Whitmore
Joe Ledlevy
C. E. Jewett
LeFever
Edna Crouse
Lord
Shepherd
Miss Crouse
Grotto Picnic Plans Highlight Sunday Event
Several Grotto families plan a basket picnic at the Grotto grounds Sunday afternoon. All Grotto families are welcome to participate. A baseball game between married men and single men will feature as part of the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotto Grounds
Ladies Honor Loyal Woman's Class With Garden Party
Mrs. Chas Kontner and Mrs. Dr Schubert hosted a Thursday lawn party for Mrs Willis Davis of Columbus. Fifty Loyal Woman's class members from the Christian church joined in games contests and refreshments for a delightful social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kontner
Dr. Schubert
Kontner
Willis Davis
Columbus
Loyal Woman’s Class
The
Christian Church
Ada Klein Returns From Visit With Grandfather In Pomeroy
Miss Ada Klein has returned after a short visit with her grandfather Mr. Jacob Klein in Pomeroy. Mr. Harry Klein of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania accompanied Miss Klein home for a brief stay with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Klein and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Klein
Jacob Klein
Pomeroy
Harry Klein
Pittsburg
Miss Klein
Chas. Klein
Funeral for Estella Backus Held at Meeker Run
Rev. Paul Kemper led the service for Estella Backus age six at the family home Meeker Run this afternoon at two. Burial followed at Greenlawn as friends mourn. Meanwhile EB. J. Cable remains critically ill at his East Columbus Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kemper
Estella Backus
Meeker Run
Greenlawn
EB. J. Cable
East Columbus Street
Mrs Willis Davis Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Mrs Willis Davis arrives back in Columbus after a three week visit with her daughter Dr Schubert and sister Mrs Chas Kontner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Davis
Columbus
Dr. Schubert
Chas, Kontner
Bolden Found Guilty in Assault Case in Dayton
George Bolden was found guilty of assault and battery in the court of Mayor FE McCune this morning. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in the Dayton workhouse. Bolden was arrested after a brutal attack on his wife Golden Bolden last Saturday night following a meeting between the couple. The attack left her with a broken nose a knife wound in an ear two blackened eyes a cut finger and numerous bruises. she described the injuries in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bolden
FE. S. McCune
Dayton
Golden Bolden
Bolden
Coal Train Wreck Near Brownsville Triggers Probe
Five cars loaded with coal derailed when bolts were removed from a switch on the Monogahela railroad, five miles from Brownsville Pennsylvania. An engine also derailed and traffic was halted for the day as state police investigated who removed the switch bolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Monogahela
Methodist Preacher Joins Fairmont Police Force
Rev. M. J. Pritchard, a Methodist Episcopal minister without a charge, was appointed a Fairmont police officer at his own request and serves as a traffic officer. His first day on duty yielded seven traffic violator arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
M. J. Pritchard
Christian Church Service Schedule with King’s Men
Pastor L Johnson leads Bible school at 9 30 Communion at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 Evening service at 7 conducted by the King’s Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Co
L. Johnson
Pastor Bible School
Communion
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church Announces Sermons by Leon Arpee
Pastor Leon Arpee will preach at 10 30 in the morning and 7 at night at the Presbyterian Church. Subjects are Who Did Sin and God Believes in You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Leon Arpee
First Methodist Church Services and Programs
Paul E. Kemper, pastor. Sunday school at 9 39 A M. Morning worship at 10 30 with theme The Greatness Men Adore. Class meeting 6 30 P M Epworth League 6 30 P M Evening worship 7 30 with theme Hopeless Weaving. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Paul E. Kemper
Epworth League
Calvary Baptist Church
Homer €. Smith
Observations on Local Prohibition Inspectors in Scioto County
Bart Distance notes George Baynham and Dana Nash, prohibition inspectors, appear more capable in Scioto county than at home. He mocks the Watch Dog for criticizing Nelsonville, while wryly signaling Athens with a playful, provocative gesture and a shouted fire remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baynham
Dana Nash
Scioto County
President Harding's Vote Seen Shrinking After Polling
A private survey suggests Harding's once strong two year majority has faded to near nothing and Cox may have returned to seek a recount of the ballots amid looming election tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Cox
Earnest Admirer Questions Watch Dog on Roosevelt Letter
In cautious terms a writer defends a famed subject while challenging the Watch Dog to reveal the source of his claims about a notable letter to the late Theodore Roosevelt in Heavel. The piece frames respect for the Colonel and seeks clarification on the informant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Roosevelt
Heavel
Girl Life Guard Earns Tuition Through Beach Service
Nine rescues this season highlight Gladys Mc Carty a Muskegon Michigan municipal beach lifeguard. She funds her education at Michigan State Normal College in Ypsilanti while protecting beachgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCarty
Muskegon
Mich
Michigan State Normal
Ypsilanti
Suppressing Candor in Political Chats Amid Election Talks
In a discussion with the 17th vice president of the Woman's Republican Club, the speaker notes familiarity with Crabbe and doubts some of his works. The conclusion favors listening as a safer approach and voting freely in future political debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Republican Club
Crabbe
Commonwealth of Ours
Candidate Corn Makes Notable Mention In Attorney General Talk
The passage notes the rival candidate named Corn in the attorney general race. It emphasizes that names are not decisive but acknowledges the potential significance of the surname Corn given the current context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn
Social and Local News Highlights of Roach and Others
Local society notes list Mrs. Roach and family traveling to Zanesville to visit relatives with return plans and visits by Mr Jennings and Mr Dewey to Conneaut. Dr Higgins visits, Mrs Wolfe travels to Logan, and Louise Leete plans a five week western tour via California. Birth announced for Dr Starr’s son in Mt. Sterling. social gatherings include a Pearl Drake party and a White Shrine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Roach
Miss Hazel
Westcott
Zanesville
Inlaw
Fr. Flegal
Roach
Heavily Cuts into Japanese Line Business
The report says the act significantly disrupted the operations of the Japanese lines, severely reducing their business activity and impacting service levels across the network.
Local Guests Welcome Leland Van Vailey at Mt Vernon
The Plains Leland Van Vailey of Mt. Ver non is hosted by Grant and Carl Michaels. Jilmuth Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Roberts, was nearly buried in a cave in at Ed Michaels gravel pit on Thursday and pulled out unconscious with injuries including a cut lip two broken teeth a cut on the right arm and shoulder bruising. Township trucks aid access and abutting owners shovel gravel while repairing the road between the pike and John Potts home. Reynolds Lenigar talks of work in Columbus. Irene Gabriel, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gabriel, wed Fred Deweese of Mansfield at the M FE parsonage Athens by Rev McGurk. Bertha Truax of New Straitsville visits Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. Ed Burdette of Athens was their Friday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilmuth Roberts
Will Roberts
Ed Michaels
Pike
John Potts
Reynolds Lenigar
Columbus
Irene Gabriel
George Gabriel
M. FE. Parsonage
Athens
McGurk
Fred Deweese
Mansfield
Bertha Truax
New Straitsville
Frank Smith
Ed Burdette
Acknowledgment of Special Delivery From Commander Rob inson
We acknowledge receipt of a special delivery package from Commander Rob inson of the American Legion. The package includes one El Verso cigar two lollypops and a section of crepe-de-chine toilet paper. Contents are our favorite brands and some items tested as eminently satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
The
American Legion
Lollypops Save Newark Sweet Company in Receivership
The Charms Company of Newark, facing sugar price drops and high costs, turned to making lollypops. A federal judge ordered creditors to show cause by August 7 why they should not accept a ten year bond settlement at six percent. In the year under receivership profits reached $44,046 as lollypops fueled the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charms Company of
Newark
Bodine
Japanese Worried Over Decline in Shipping
Japanese steamship operators on the U S routes to the Orient report a drop in passenger traffic. Nippon Jiji cites sharper competition from American-owned lines, notably one U S Shipping Board service increasing its passenger capacity in the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Honolulu
T. H
United States
Orient
Nippu Jiji
United States Shipping Board
Dempsey Brennan Labor Day bout nearly secured
Detroit July 22 Floyd Fitzsimmons promoter for Michigan City says the Dempsey Brennan Labor Day match is almost done and he expects signatures from the champion and his manager before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Mrs G W W Hanger Seeks DAR President General
Washington DC resident Mrs G W W Hanger announces candidacy for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution with support reportedly from Mrs William E Reynolds of North Carolina, a former candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. W. Hanger
Washington, D. C
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William E. Reynolds
North Carolina
Womans Home Missionary Society Holds July Meeting at First M E Church
An unusually well attended July session of the Womans Home Missionary Society met Friday afternoon at the First M E Church. Mrs W A Lewis led with The Partner and the Worlds Work, Miss Laura Bailey spoke on The Better Way in Industry, and Miss Edith McBee covered The Service of the Church to the Nation. The group announced it would adjourn until September when the dramatization of the study book would be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society
M. E
W. A. Lewis
Laura Bailey
Edith McBee
Birthday Party for Leo Haley at 15 Woodland Avenue
A reception was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. Thomas Haley 15 Woodland Avenue in honor of his son Leo who turned 17 on July 21. Ice cream candy pie and cake were served by Mrs. Mattie Wolfe Mrs. David Wade and Mrs. David Haley. Twenty seven guests joined in games as the main entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Drake
Montrose Avenue
Ber
Mesdames
W. W. Lee
Oscar Riggie
A.L. Johnson
A. Nigsgameyer
James Dyar
Claude Chase
Frank Gilham
Beckley
David Johnson
J W. Jones
FE. D. Murch
G. D. Chase
L. B. McCune
W. W. Williams
Ira Carskaden
A. A. Person
Charles Day
Charles Cameron
James Day
Co. C. Millikan
Cameron Crossen
Carlos Cameron
George Patten
M. E. Chatley
Wiley Sprague
Robert Hughes
E. L. Church
James Musser
William A. Ruston
Fred W. Kiltan
E. J. Person
Ruth Eleanore Carskaden
Dorothy Elizabeth
Ruth
Helen Drake
Mrs
Thomas Haley
Woodland Avenue
Leo
Mattie Wolfe
David Wade
David Haley
Funeral for Miss Sarah Brohard Held in Coalton Church
Miss Sarah Matilda Brohard died Friday night at the home of her sister Mrs. Pearley Gaskill in Jackson County. She was 49 and had been ill for a long time. Born in Jackson County she spent most of her life there. Funeral services will be at the M E Church in Coalton Sunday at 2 PM with interment in Green Lawn Cemetery. The funeral procession leaves Gaskill's home at 9 AM by motor to Coalton. She is survived by three sisters Mrs. Pearley Gaskill Mrs. J B Fout Athens and Mrs John Hamer The Plains and a brother Evan Brohard Coalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Matilda Brohard
Pearley Gaskill
East Mulberry Street
Jackson County
M. BE
Coalton
Greenlawn
Gaskill
J. B. Fout
Athens
John Hamer
Plains
Evan Brohard
Death of George Bobo at 65 in Guysville area
George Bobo died after a lengthy diabetes illness Friday at his home 26 First Street aged 65. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from the residence with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Survived by widow and five children Harry McDougal Mrs C H Holdcroft Zaleski Mrs C R Sheldon Howard Bobo Athens Bertha Bobo. two sisters Jennie Street Elizabeth Killian Chicago Ill and brother Moses Bobo West. Born in Canaan Township, he lived in Guysville area for many years and made Athens his home the last 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bobo
First Street
West Union Street
Harry Bobo
McDougal
C. H. Holdcroft
Zaleski
C. R. Sheldon
Howard. Bobo
Athens
Bertha Bobo
Jennie Street
Elizabeth Killian
Chicago
Moses Bobo
Bobot
Canaan Township
Guysville
Funeral for Mrs Isabelle Smart Held at Chauncey Church
The funeral for Mrs. Isabelle Smart was held Sunday at 10 a.m. from the Chauncey Christian church with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. She is survived by two sons William and Daniel of this city and a daughter Mrs Amos Gee of Flint Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Smart
Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
Greenlawn
Troubles Come Fast for Injured Local Man
Bob Rathburn of Spring Street was taken to a local hospital this morning for an appendicitis operation. He had lost his left arm in an accident only a few weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rathburn
Spring Street
Mr. Rathburn
Gather at Union for a Good Time
A Wednesday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Steinmeyer in Union featured music refreshments games and dancing. Attendees included Francis Steinmeyer Leona McBride Florence Cline Leola Wolfe Beatrice Kennard Emma Tom Grace Sutton Lacey Mohring Donald Nanna Bertha Steinmeyer Amavee Nanna John Parmeter Claude Stepp George Gaver Harold Ball Dick Angell Charles Goldecamp Floyd Robinson Rudolph Steinmeyer and Mrs Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steinmeyer
Union
Francis Steinmeyer
Leona McBride
Florence Cline
Leola Wolfe
Beatrice Kennard
Emma Tom
Grace Sutton
Lacey Mohring
Donald Nanna
Bertha Steinmeyer
Amavee Nanna
John Parmeter
Claude Stepp
George Gaver
Harold Ball
Dick Angell
Charles Goldecamp
Floyd Robinson
Rudolph Steinmeyer
Mrs. Wolfe
Record vote predicted in Texas Democratic primary
Ideal weather conditions prevailed across Texas as voters prepared for a record turnout in the Democratic primary. Officials expected a high participation rate statewide today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Street Work Cut At Glouster Calvary Baptist Church
Glouster Calvary Baptist Church council decided to discontinue street work after Monroe and Braun Streets finish, pending funds. The five men will need about a day longer. $436.70 from county auditor boosted the street fund, but bills nearly exhaust the fund and more finance is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Braun
Council
Sanitation Drive Clears Health Hazards in Town
Health Officer Tom Blower reports the town in its most sanitary condition ever after general cleanup orders. The housing company and residents hauled away trash for about ten days, wells were cleaned and sealed to prevent surface contamination, and vaults were emptied and cleaned, earning full approval from health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sted
Tom Blower
Rev J L Landsitter to Lead Services After Toy Poisoning
Rev J L Landsitter returns to lead all church services after absenting himself last Sunday due to toy poisoning incident. The morning sermon centers on Te kel and Union services at the Church of Christ will feature a sermon by Rev Landsittel in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Landsitter
Tekel
Church of Christ
Landsittel
Woman Fined After Refusing Officers at Jacksonville Home
Mrs. Tony Hiliski paid fifteen dollars and costs after Police Justice Jones found her in contempt for locking the door to wait outside during a search by Marshal Williams and Constable Blower. Officers discovered jugs with strong odor suggesting former white mule stabling. No liquor law charges filed. fine imposed for obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Hilisk
Jacksonville
Justice Jones
Marshal Williams
Blower
Mr. Hiliski
Mrs. Hiliski
George Shelton Arrested Twice Over Health Notice
Health Officer Tom Biower issued a cleanup order to George Shelton who ignored the notice and paid a $5 fine with costs the first time and a $10 fine with costs the second time. The second arrest prompted Shelton to comply with the instructions. Mr and Mrs John Angle of Uniontown Pa visit relatives and friends in the city. A 9 o'clock surprise at the Church of Christ Bible school is advertised for tomorrow morning with special features at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Biower
George Shelton
George
John Angle
Uniontown
Church of Christ Bible School
Hamiltons Visit Columbus Guests of Duffee Family
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of Chauncey traveled to Columbus on Wednesday and returned Thursday night. They were joined by Mrs. H. F. Kittle of Glouster and hosted by their uncle J. H. Duffee and family during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Chauncey
Columbus
H. F. Kittle
Glouster
City
J. H. Duffee
Ohio Farm Bureau, OSU Push Limit on Fertilizer Brands
The Ohio Farm Bureau and Ohio State University officials campaign to reduce fertilizer brands to save costs. A wheat fertilizer list limits purchases to 0-16-0, 2-16-22-12-2, and 0-124. Athens county bureau pools fall orders with signups by August 15. Local organizers W. F. Kampf and H. S. Hoskinson coordinate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State University
Ohio State University Soils Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
Athens County Farm Bureau
W. F. Kampf
Coolville
Troy Township
Hoskinson
Guysville
R. D
Canaan Township
Local Names Linked to Ohio Townships and Firms
Readable fragments list individuals J. I. Mantle of Guysville Carthage township W R Wells of Amesville Ames and Bern townships BE L Wilson or W H Elliott of New Marshfield Watering township The Farmers Supply Company Athens Ohio Athens township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Mantle
Guysville
Carthage
W. R. Wells
Amesville
Ames and
Bern
BE. L. Wilson
W. H. Elliott
New Marshfield
Watering Township
The
Farmers’ Supply Company
Athens
Ohio
Motive Power to Quit Railroads If Strike Persists
Washington report warns the six federated shop crafts strike could cripple motive power nationwide and halt travel. Experts say locomotives may be legally unfit by mid August unless inspections rules are bypassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federated Shop
Nonunion Miners Strike for a Raise in Pay
Non union coal miners at the Cheshire drift mines near Gallipolis struck for higher wages, seven cents a bushel. The Cheshire mines are guarded by deputy sheriffs after threats alleged from nearby Pomeroy strikers. Nearly all drift mines in Gallia County are operating with few nonunion workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cheshire
Here
Pomeroy
Gallia County
Italy to use former soldiers to quell strikes
Deputy Musso, a parliamentary leader, announced that thousands of fascists, mostly ex soldiers, have been concentrated in north central Italy and will occupy cities with labor troubles to break strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romemy
Musson
Italy
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Nelsonville News
Christian Aid Entertain
Carbon Hill
Missionary Society
J. E. Zeller
Nelsonville McArthur
Logan
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohig
By Bart
Gladys McCar
Messrs
Edward Jennings
Richard Dewey
Conneaut
Mr. Dewey
Mr. Jennings
C. D. Higgins of
Carey
J. W. Higgins
Richland Avenue
Byron Wolfe
William Byron
H. A. Faber
Stuart
Clifton
Cincinnati
Daniel McGurk
North
Congress Street
Louise Leete
Constance Leete
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Canadian Rockies
Dana E. Starr
Mt. Sterling
Starr
C. E. Starr
Lydia Johnson
Elma Starr
A. B. C. Leach
Hamden
J. W. Herrold
T. L. Morgan
East State Street
Helen Baxter
Coshocton
Ohio University
Mrs. O. L. Hoisington
Washington D. C
Atlantic City
Party For
Mrs. Drake
Leland van Vailey
Mt. Vernon
Grant
Carl Michaels
Auly Pop HS Phadno Eane
New Jersey
Sarah M., Brohard
Chichester
Victrolas
Victor Records
Pythian Building
M.D. Hughes
Attorney At Law
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Pierce
the Security Savings Bank
Cline’a
Cline Ice
Nebsonville
Lostro
Elsonville
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