Nelsonville Residents Head Abroad for Postgraduate Study
Dr A L Pritchard and Dr J M Hyde depart for New York City for a six week postgraduate course. Miss Mae Russel, guest of Rev and Mrs Mann, leaves for Delaware Ohio after a visit. Mrs George Lewis and daughter Helen plan to settle in Rossville Georgia. Mrs J M Hyde travels to Wooster for Bible conference. Mr and Mrs C A Storer host Mr and Mrs Henry Storer of Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Dave Evans of Columbus visit. Miss Edith Dunkle returns to Norfolk Virginia to work for the government. Mr and Mrs Ivan Amerine of Athens were guests of the Cooleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Russel
Nagasaki
Japan
A. M. Mann
Delaware, C
George Lewis
Helen
Rossville
J. M. Hyde
Wooster
Henry Storer
Lancaster
Dave Evans
Columbus
Edith Dunkle
Norfolk
Ivan Amerine
Athens
Leonard Cooley
Hydes Host Guests From Columbus This Sunday
Dr and Mrs J M Hyde entertained as their guests Sunday Mr Case John and Lawrence Kellar and Hubert Hyde of Columbus. Mrs Emmett Mitchell returned to Columbus after a week's visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Mc Harg and was accompanied home by Miss Inez Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hyde
Mr. Case
John and
Lawrence Kellar
Hubert Hyde
Columbus
Emmett Mitchell
John McHarg
Inez Grace
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Illness and Death
The family thanks neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of my mother. Gratitude for the flowers and for Rev. Matheny and Rev. Mann for their comfort. WILL TEDROW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Matheny
Mann
Will Tedrow
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Kelch’s Home
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs L R Kelch at her Jefferson street home. Miss Louise Hyde is visiting Columbus relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hyde
Columbus Relatives
Tedrow Funeral Attended by Wide Circle of Relatives
Mrs Maria Tedrow's funeral drew attendance from Will Tedrow and three daughters, Minnie Higgins of Dayton, A W Barker and Ralph Barker of Athens, Eugene Bethel of Columbus, Charles Barker and family of The Plains. Ruth Hyde visits relatives in Parkersburg and Marietta. William Mills visits Logan on business. Hazel Sharp hosts Batesville Arkansas visitors T B Alexander and wife J H Sharp. Lucy Hoodlett entertains Fanny Brooks and Dorothy Hoodlett of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedrow
Will Tedrow
Minnie Higgins
Dayton
A. W. Barker
Ralph Barker
Athens
Eugene Bethel
Columbus
Charles Barker
Robert
Floyd
Ethel Barker
the Plains
Maria Tedrow
City
Ruth Hyde
Parkersburg
Marietta
William Mills
Logan
T. B. Alexander
Hazel Sharp
Batesville
Ark
J. H. Sharp
Lucy Hoodlett
Fanny Brooks
Walter Snyder
Dorothy Hoodlett
Mrs S L Poston Hosts Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs S L Poston and her daughter Miss Lulu will entertain the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Friday afternoon at their home on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
S. L. Poston
Lulu
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Washington Street
Fire damages curtains at Don Sheffield home on Poplar Street
Fire department rushed to the residence of Don Sheffield on Poplar Street yesterday morning as curtains near a stove ignited the blaze. The fire was swiftly extinguished with only light damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sheffield
Poplar Street
Nelsonville Classifieds Offer Hire and House Sale
Classified notices list a house for rent at 12 dollars per month or sale for 1200 cash with Isaac Warner as agent. Other items announce a WBA picnic at Lewis Grove with 1:30 car ride and 5 PM supper, a visit by Miss Natalie Marcus to Mr and Mrs Radin, a housekeeper needed for widower with four kids, and potatoes for sale at 1.40 per bushel by Frank Tedrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Isaac Warner
Nelsonville
Lewis’ Grove
Natalie Marcus
Cleveland
Sam Radin
Oak St
Sauter's Phonograph Otto Big Bargains Near Depot
A sales note urges quick action on unusual phonographs with varied tone and volume at prices below cost. All new models advertised as bargains with only a few left at Sauter's Phonograph Otto near the Depot in Nelsonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauter
Otto
Depot
Nelsonville
Outing at Buckeye Lake Among Local Party
Mrs John Lawson, Mr and Mrs P B Verity, Mrs Anna Newman and Miss Kate Newman compose a party enjoying an outing at Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawson
P. B. Verity
Anna Newman
Kate Newman
Buckeye Lake
Mrs Emery Shaw Hosts W B A Lawn Party
Mrs Emery Shaw will entertain the W B A at her country home on Tuesday evening. All members should meet at the Nelson home 67 Grosvenor street at 7 P M and go in a body. Miss Ruth Jones and Miss Louise Jones of Columbus visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs E J Cable. Mr and Mrs Sam Longley and son John spent Sunday at Newark with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Shaw
Nelson Home
Grosvenor Street
Ruth and
Louise Jones
Columbus
E. J. Cable
Sam Longley
John
Newark
Sullivan resigns as YMCA physical director after nine months
Russel Sullivan leaves his YMCA post and travels to Bucyrus and Lake George for training at the YMCA summer school. Troop 4 boys and Scout master C. H. Roddabush present him with 50 dollars in gold for his work with youth at the playground and swimming hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Russel Sullivan
Bucyrus
Lake George
N. Y
Our City
C. H. Roddabush
Quietly Married in Athens Miss Esther Maze and Fred Long
Miss Esther Maze and Fred Long of Kent quietly wed in Athens yesterday and left for a brief honeymoon. Mrs. Long, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Maze, is a well known former Ohio University graduate and longtime teacher now employed by Ohio Fuel and Supply Co. They plan to reside in Kent after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Maze
Fred Long
Kent
Athens
Mrs. Long
Matt Maze
O. A
Ohio Fuel & Supply Co
Nelsonville Faces Tax Referendum To Address Debt
Nelsonville, July 29. The so called Smith one per cent tax law has caused deficits in Ohio cities for eight years. The Nelsonville Board of Education reports 10 000 dollars of unfunded debt and seeks a temporary two mill levy to raise about 10 000 dollars via August 12 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boards of Education
Budget Commission
Provisions for Education Ordered in Nelsonville Case
The court directs that on August 12 a proper provision be made for the education of the appellant's children and all the children of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Action Against Meat Trust Planned by Justice Dept
Washington July 29 Preparations for anti trust action against the big meat packers are being considered by the department of justice. Officials expect an announcement this week after the federal trade commission reports its investigation. The commission says the big five Armour Swift Wilson Morris and Cudahy control the live stock market and pay growers only what they choose. The report notes this as background for possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Department
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission Today
Wilson
Armour
Swift
Morris
Cudahy
Death Toll Rises in Chicago Race Riots
Chicago records twenty one known dead as violence flares in downtown and loops areas. Harold Brignabello, 20, white, is killed by a Black woman. another white victim dies from injuries. Riots spread through the city despite police patrols and militia rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Harold Brignabello
Wm. H Thompson
Local Social Notes From The Plains Area
Miss Lillian Frances and Miss Alan Rhorick called on friends Sunday. Harry Frippen was a business visitor at The Plains weekend. Henry Nice and daughters Nona and Pearl visited H. Brooks family Sunday. Mrs. Harry Crippen shopped at New Marshfield today. Mrs. Lorenzo Crippen visits his sons here. Christian church group organized C E last evening. Rachel McWilliams spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Carsey. Henry Rhorick was at New Marshfield Sunday. Corporal Finley B Pidcock returned after almost two years in France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Frances
Alan Rhorick
Harry Frippen
the Plains
Henry Nice
Nona
Pearl
H. Brooks
Francis Brooks
New Marshfield
Harry Crippen
Lorenzo Crippen
The
Christian Church
C. E
Rachel McWilliams
Carsey
Henry Rhorick
Corporal Finley
Pidcock
France
Germany
Local notes from Hermesville scene full of farming and visits
OFC Hermesville. I E McIntire of Mt Vernon and oilman Charles Fox plan several wells on the old McDougal farm. Rev Elsen buys 50 acres of Clark heirs to plant six acres of strawberries and apples peaches. Mrs J E Gifford injures face and limbs in a stairs fall. Blacksmith Seth Balderson returns with injuries after a fall at his old home. Community reception for Hoopers Ridge pastor. Various visits, travels, and social events noted with names and places across the region. The S S picnic draws praise with a 6 to 3 first nine win over old timers. Golf and church activities listed along with guest visits and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. McIntire
Mt. Vernon
Chas. Fox
McDougal Farm
Rev. Elsen
Geo. Clark
C. E. Justice
J. E. Gifford
Addie Owen
Seth Balderson
Belpre
Gifford
Balderson
Hoopers Ridge
Edgar Keirns
J. . Boggs
Springfield
Thos
J.L. Phillips
Wooster
F. L. Thomas
Thomas
G. O. Linscott
O. M. Lovell
Marietta
Bartlett
Bertha Evans
Mary
Erol
Marietta Hospital
C. D. Henry
St. Louis
Fairview
Wilber Henry
Clara
Pomeroy
J. W. Cecil
Lois
Len South
Columbus
F. W. Pope
A. C. Painter
D. T. Moore
Orange
Cal
Albany
F. J. Beasley
Otha
R. C. Hess
Athens
S. S
O. E.wooley
John Wooley
O. W. Rowland
Fred Shoop
C. M. Sharp
Pittsburg
Geo. E. Williams
Abram Gifford
Sharpsburg
Weber
Dr. Weber
W. R. Goddard
Millfield
Presbyterian Church
Montly
Covert
M. E. Sunday
E. CC. Contner
W. E. Balderson
Dewey Goddard
John Milliken
John W. Galbraith
Holders of Liberty Bonds Urged to Invest in War Savings Stamps
Columbus special report notes Second Liberty Loan bond holders collected over 5 million dollars in interest last week. Ohio War Savings Committee appeals to reinvest interest in War Savings Stamps to compound gains. Ohio houses more than 125 million dollars in War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio War Savings Committee
Ohio
Athens Board of Health orders weed cleanup citywide
The Athens Board of Health directs Sanitary Policeman N W Baker to have noxious weeds cut from all lots by week’s end. He warns owners occupants and tenants that failure to comply may bring affidavits for maintaining a nuisance with possible fines up to 100 dollars and up to 90 days imprisonment. The board urges prompt action for health and appearance. DR HOWE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Baker
Board of Health
Howe
Last Contingent of Overseas Boys to Sail August 15
Washington July 29 The first division the last of the American combat divisions in France will begin moving to Atlantic ports for movement home August 15 with exceptions for units kept to form a permanent force the War Department advised today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Atlantic
War Department
Markets and prices reported in Cincinnati and Toledo
Today’s markets show Cincinnati eggs steady with various grades priced per dozen. live poultry fowls over and under five pounds at 32c, roosters 20c. Toledo close lists corn at 2.06 and oats at 86c. barley 1.37. rye 1.64. clover and timothy seeds ranges. butter at 57c. eggs remains 46-49c. hay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Toleo
Timothy
Cattle and Hogs Market Very Light Receipts Slow
Cattle receipts light and market slow with choice 15.25 to 16.00, prime 14.00 to 14.75, common 7.50 to 12.00, veal calves 19.00 to 20.00. Sheep and lambs receipts light and market slow with prime wethers 10.50 to 11.00, good 9.00 to 10.00, mixed 8.00 to 16.00. Hogs receipts light and market steady with prime heavy 23.25 to 23.50, mediums 23.75 to 24.00, heavy yorkers 23.50 to 23.75, light workers 23.00 to 23.25, pigs 22.50 to 23.00, roughs 19.00 to 19.20, stage 15.00 to 16.00.
Commodity Prices Notice from Market Report
Butter Creamery 68c Standards 525c 53c Firsts 491g¢ 62c Seconds 48c 49c Eggs ordinaries unchanged Cheese Twinas 31%c 31%c Young American 32c 32%4c Live Poultry 30.14c
Cincinnati Cattle Market Receipts and Price Trends
Cattle receipts 800 with a slow market. shippers paid $14.50 to $16.00. Calves up 50 cents to $18.50-$18.75. Hog receipts 3000 with a slower market. good choice packers and butchers $22.75. Sheep 2500 receipts strong at $8.50 to $9.00. lambs up 50 cents to $17.00-$17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sunrise Sun Center Temperature Claim
A French scientist estimates the Sun’s core temperature at about 30,632 degrees. The claim presents a striking figure for solar physics and highlights ongoing debates about stellar interior modeling.
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A. L. Pritchard
New York City
Don Martin
Emma Martin
Allison Jones
D. F. Shater
Mary Shater
Mabel
Malvern Wilson
Harriet Pensyle
P. C. Morris
W. B. A. Picnic
Frank Tedrow
Isaac Conley
Buchtel
Roy Conley
Conley
Ft. Worth
Texas
131St Field Artillery
Travis
Red Cross
Smith
Meat Trust
Loop
OFC Hermesville
Nealth
Lash
Toledo Grain Market
Pittsburg Livestock
Xide
Ide
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Rotary Tire & Rubber Co
Zanesville
Ashville
Rotary
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Republic Rubber Co
Fisk Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Diamond Rubber Co
Firestone Tire Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Herbert W. Bush
Rotary Tire & Rubber Company
Athens, O
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