Weekend visitors and travel near Nelsonville
Edna and Mary Heasley of Dayton visited their aunt Mrs. Thomas Murphy in Nelsonville for the weekend. Sr. Misses Anna and Elizabeth Murphy along with Edna and Mary Heasley and Jim Murphy drove to Dayton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Clifford with two daughters Marcelline and Frances, Mrs. Byrn, Mrs. Dowdell and son, and Ignatius Byrn visited Mr. and Mrs. T. Murphy Sr. earlier in the week. Mrs. Frank O'Mara and daughter Beryl left Tuesday night to visit relatives in Bradford Pa. and Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Mary Heasley
Dayton
Thomas Murphy
Anna
Elizabeth Murphy
Jim Murphy
William Clifford
Marcelline
Frances
Byrn
Severe Storm Interrupts Chautauqua Hour Proceedings
A severe storm yesterday afternoon interrupted the Chautauqua hour, delaying talks and dispersing attendees as organizers managed safety measures and resumed events after the weather eased.
Nelsonville Classified Ads Offer Secondhand Goods and Notices
Classified items list wanted to buy furniture carpets and stoves from Swanson's Storage and Transfer in Nelsonville. Also asks for old magazines to be disposed at set prices, potato sale by Frank Tedrow, Molasses and Scratch Feeds from Cash Feed & Supply, and a secondhand vonette offered. Lost watch notices request return rewards near Pas time Theatre and Robert Wolfe farm vicinity.
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Nut St. Etroni U YP
Swanson’s Storage & Transfer
Chestnut St
Robert Wolfe
City
Elgin
Gentlemen's Watch
W. D. Wolfe
Nelsonville
Extraordinary Phonograph Bargains at Sauter's in Nelsonville
Do you want a phonograph with unusual tone volume and wearing quality that cannot be found elsewhere for double the price. Act quickly as all phonographs go at less than cost with big bargains and only a few left. Sauter's Phonograph ce De Depot Nelsonville O 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauter
Ce de Depot
Nelsonville
Greene University Headmaster Headlines Chautauqua Evening
Walter Kirkland Greene of Greene University Athens Alabama spoke on The Greater Pyramid detailing manhood and citizenship responsibilities. The Smith Spr ing Holmes Company offered a high quality program with Smith trombone Holmes flute and soprano Spring among others at the Christian Church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Walter Kirkland Greene
Greene University
Athens
Ala
Smith-Springs Holmes Company
Smith
Kitties
Finney
Guy Holmes
Weldon
Cola May Spring
Lotus Flower Spring
Alma Forsythe
Chautauqua
Christian Church
Wooster Bible Conference at Woman's School of Missions
Announcements for the annual Wooster Bible conference at the Woman's School of Missions run by the Presbyterian church. The event runs July 30 to August 8 with a national slate of speakers and instructors. Mrs. J. M. Hyde and other local Presbyterian women are expected to attend.
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Wooster
Surprise birthday party honors Esther Patton at Chestnut street home
Mr and Mrs Albert Patton hosted a Saturday evening surprise party for their daughter Esther on Chestnut street with music games and a two course lunch. Guests included Nellie Ruby Forest Nichols Flo Pallow Frank McCall and others. Rodney Reeves arrives home from overseas after fourteen months in service nine months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Patton
Chestnut Street
Esther
Nellie Ruby
Forest Nichols
Flo Pallow
Frank McCall
Henry Sayers
Cecil Mender
Mildred Patton
Clara Backus
Freda Smith
Ethel Colegrove
Lela Shaw
P. W. Hickman
W. T. Bates
New England States
D. F. Shafer
Columbus
Hazel Cline
Albany
Eva Cotton
Ed Dewhurst
Elwood Reeves
Rodney
Mrs Powell and son plan Canada visit for a month
Mrs. Maria Powell and her son Leon ard will travel to Canada Tuesday evening to visit relatives and tour points of interest. They expect to stay about one month before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Powell
Leonard
Canada
Card of Thanks and Local Social Notice
Card of thanks praises neighbors and Hocking Power staff with Rev Mann for comforting words during illness and death of a husband. Junior Order United American Mechanics hosts a social at Cornwell's jewelry store hall on Saturday July 26 with music and 10 cent admission. Also notes guests visiting family in Columbus and a BBC style remark about the Paris to Bagdad railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Mann
United American Mechanics
Cornwell
C. C. Cummins
Columbus
Phil Kelch
James Dow
Plan to solve railroad problem calls for private ownership return
The National Transportation conference urged Congress to restore private ownership and operation of railroads after remedial laws. It proposed consolidating lines, federal oversight of interstate carriers, rate regulation, and two funds to support railroad credit including a general fund and individual road reserves.
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Washington
National Transportation Conference
Congress
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeler
Transportation Board
The
Wisler Credits Tablets for Relief from Indigestion
In 1909 William B Wisler of Douglassville Pa reports suffering an indigestion attack that left him gloomy until a free sample of Chamberlains Tablets arrived by mail. He tried them and bought a package and says he has not had a similar attack since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wisler
Chamberlain
Wm. B. Wisler
Douglassville
Wilson to End Confab With Senators Before U S Tour
President Wilson plans to wrap up talks with Republican senators at the White House before a two week speaking tour around the United States. Secretary Tumulty denied reports he would cancel the trip. Senators Page Sterling McLean and Newberry were summoned to discuss constituent objections to treaty clauses.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
White House
Tumulty
Page
Vermont
Sterling
South Dakota
McLean
Connecticut
Newberry
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Shantung
Japan
Miners Meet Over Deadwork At Mine 255 In Glouster
James Pritchard Hocking operators’ commissioner will meet miners’ officials today in Glouster to settle grievances over deadwork at mine 255. Some cases dated back to January, with demand for immediate settlement. Also notes social visits and local weather with heavy rain flooding lowlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pritchard
Hocking
Water Rise Not Yet Flooding Sunday Creek
Report notes a noticeable rise in Sunday creek waters this morning but the creek remains within its banks. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Oldfield Jr returning to Athens after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ley. Mrs. C. A. Daugherty and Beatrice visit Bucyrus relatives. Harold Rose leaves for a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles James at Beaver.
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Sunday Creek
J. F. Oldfield, Jr
Athens
L. J. Ley
C. A. Daugherty
Beatrice
Bucyrus
Harold Rose
Charles James
Beaver, Pa
Valley Flood Ravages Wade School and Crops
Reports from the valley describe the highest flood crest in years. The Wade school house near Jacob Hall was washed from its foundation and many small buildings were damaged while crops suffered heavy losses.
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Federal
Wade
Jacob Hall
Dr J L McBrien to Lead Education Conference in Athens
Dr J L McBrien of the Department of Education Washington will hold a 4 PM conference in Ewing Hall Auditorium and speak at 8 PM on The Modern Ideal Teacher with State Supt Pearson of Columbus in attendance. He will also address a 9 AM Chapel session Thursday and stay for concurrent conferences Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McBrien
Department of Education
Washington, D. C
Ewing Hall
McBrien
Pearson
Columbus
Athens
Eight troop trains arrive on busy July schedule to Camps
The city reports eight troop trains scheduled for the day with departures to Camp Taylor Camp Sherman and possibly other destinations. The first left at 1 30 P M carrying nine coaches followed by an eight coach train at 2 P M and a ten coach train at 4 10 P M.
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Camp Taylor
Camp Tayor
Camp Sherman
Union Depot
World Conference Planned for Women Physicians in New York
An International Conference of Women Physicians is planned in New York starting September 15 for six weeks. Over twenty foreign doctors have accepted. The event is organized by the Social Council and the YWCA with leading U.S. physicians. It aims to study social hygiene, health and sex issues, and responsibilities across nations, guiding future international cooperation. Dr. Katherine Bement Davis heads the women’s section. Dr. Edith Hale helped organize after returning from abroad where she advised medical women.
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New York
Social Council
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Katherne Bement Davis
War Department
Edith Hale
Boston
Man Marries Brother's Widow in Topeka License Scene
In Topeka Kansas Ernest D Day aged 32 secured a license to wed Katie Day his brother's widow aged 21. The probate judge's office noted this unusual marriage license case saying it may be first of its kind locally and that such unions are prohibited in some places.
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Topeka
Kan
Ernest D. Day
Katie Day
De Valera described as span ish Irish American sympathizer
The Gaelic American portrays Eamonn De Valera as a mixed Spanish Irish American with German sympathies born in New York. It notes his education at Maynooth, role as a mathematics professor, and his 1916 Dublin uprising involvement, capture, treason trial, and eventual amnesty amid Allied wartime actions and Irish rebellion tensions.
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Sinn
Erin
Ireland
Maynooth College
Dublin
Germany
France
Belgium
de Valera
Roger Casement
Casement de Valera
Sinn Fein and Ulster Loyalists Clash Over War Entry
The text condemns wartime pressure on Ireland and loyalty to the United States after entering the world war. It claims German sympathies in Irish figures like De Valera and notes Sinn Fein was ignored at the peace conference, refusing to cede territory from the British Empire.
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United States
Ulster
Hermann de Valera
Sinn Fein
British Empire
Honorary Degree for Pershing in Cambridge
General Pershing motored to Cambridge where an honorary degree was to be conferred before he planned to return to France immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
General Pershing
Cambridge
France
Polish cabinet resigns in Warsaw report
A Warsaw report states the Polish cabinet has resigned and will be reconstructed when Premier Paderewski returns from Paris. The note pins the resignation to a reshuffle aimed at stabilizing the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Warsaw
Paderewski
Paris
Representative Ragsdale Dies at Office in Washington
Washington July 23 Representative J Ragsdale of South Carolina collapsed and died at noon in Dr Hoes office in Washington. The note about idealists appears in the source text but is not a factual element of the event.
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Washington
J. Ragsdale
South Carolina
Dr. Hoes
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Fairview 8&T
Fayette St
Windon & Graham
Kentner
Nelsonvil Bell Phone
Hyde Bridg
le, Ohio
Citz
Missionary Conference
George Lewis
Bagdad
McAdoo
Charles C. Gates
E. M
America
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Bell
W. Washington St
Glouster News
H. G. Gibson
Citizen ‘Phone
Glouster
Merle Weymuller
Wallace
New Straitsville
J. H. Henshaw
Utica
J. F. Bricker
Fred Zimmer
Greensboro
Trimble
Mary Pickford
Columbia
Cline Ice Cream Company
Chamber of Commerce
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League of Nations
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Cincinnati
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Victor Records
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