Y M C A awards 13 scholarships to ex soldiers in county
County committee for the War Y M C A educational department in Athens met Tuesday and granted 13 scholarships for extension courses. Six went to Nelsonville boys. value at regular rate would be 720 dollars. War Y M C A funds for the county stand at 900 dollars with more upcoming. Applications expected from here. inquiries and course lists available at the Y. Also notes on playground work, Girl Scouts, and local baseball leagues plus several local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Committee For the
Y. M. C. A. Educational Department
Athens
United Y. M. C. A
Nelsonville
Deanville
East School
West School
Kaelin
West End
Picnic Honoring Mrs P A Steffan and Daughter Etta
Mrs James Delph and Mrs Clayton Murphy hosted a Wednesday picnic in honor of Mrs P A Steffan and her daughter Etta of St Louis. A noon picnic dinner was served with guests including Mrs May Nutter and Marguerite Nutter and many other local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Delph
Clayton Murphy
P. A. Steffan
Etta
St. Louis
May Nutter
Marguerite
Henry Nutter
Lizzie Hallett
Andrew
Ida Green
Alice
Floyd
J. E. Clayton
Wanda
Alfred Ter
Carl Coakley
Charles
Grant
Sherman Brooks
Charles Wendell
H. N. Johnson
Emma
John
Ruth
Vernon Delph
Elgin Haynes
Frank
Pleasant surprise honors Mrs. Carl Coakley on birthday
Neighbors and friends held a birthday gathering for Mrs. Carl Coakley with an evening of music and games. She received several kind gifts and thanks went to a long list of attendees including Mesdames Teneo, Nutter, Lan sing, Fleck, Lancaster, Haynes, Hall, Hillyer, Kinney, Green, Sherman Brooks, Bland, White, Pritts, Steffen and daughter, Bus of St Louis, Rad ford of Athens, Misses Johnson, Mooney and Loretta Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Coakley
Coakley
Alfred Teneo
Enry Nutter
Rube Lansing
Bess Fleck
Bell Lancaster
Lena Haynes
Grace Hall
Clara Hillyer
Ivan Kinney
Blanche Green Sherman Brooks
Bess Bland
H. N. Saeee
R. White
Cora Pritts
H. Steffen
Bus
St Louis
W. H. Radford
Athens
Emma Johnson
Marie
Loretta Mooney
Funeral Services for John Reynolds at Monday Home
Funeral services for John Reynolds age 58 killed in the Monday Coal Company mine Tuesday will be held at his Monday home at 1:80 o clock today conducted by Rev C L Johnson. Burial was at Buchtel. Reynolds leaves a wife and seven children.
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John Reynolds
Monday Coal Company
C. L., Johnson
Buchtel
Reynolds
George Rush
Trimble
Orr
Glouster
Cecil Sanborn
Green’s Run
Bethel Ridge
Ambrose Gibbs
Lancaster
Gibbs
Standard Oil Station Delights Nelsonville Tourists
The new Standard Oil Company service station on the public square receives praise as the best in the state. J. L. Jack, longtime Nelsonville agent, oversees the operation with expert supervision for over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Nelsonville
J. L. Jack
Dinner party hosted at Mrs Jas Bland on Fort Street
Mrs Jas Bland held a refined at home dinner at twelve o'clock on Fort street on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Ed Hite Mrs John Briggs and Mrs Milton Bayless among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Bland
Fort Street
Ed Hite
John Briggs
Milton Bayless
Nelsonville Housing and Local Listings Summary
Classified notices from Nelsonville include a light housekeeping room for rent with contact Mrs Emma Martin at 343 Fort Street, furnished cottages for rent at Crystal Springs Sugar Grove offered by W M Baumgardner, a sale of 12 1 2 shares of Nelsonville Foundry stock via Evener's Repair Shop, a W E A special meeting Friday evening with refreshments, and a large Owls dance on Friday night July 30 with jazz orchestra performers. Also listed are moving and hauling by Fred Hitchings, a furnished front room for rent at 108 Jefferson Street, and a four room house for sale on Mason City Hill with two lots for garden by James Bilis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Martin
Fort Street
Nelsonville Foundry
Evener
Mason City
James Bilis
Elections board room break in sparks security fears
In Athens the Glouster board of elections plans to change the door lock after a break in while the room was supposed to be for board use only. Ira Andrews reports the door was forced open and election supplies may not be safe even behind locks. Also on Sunday a Legion Rally is set for 2 45 at the Glouster opera house with Maj Johnson of Athens expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election
Athens
Ira Andrews
Board of Election Office
Board of Elections
J. B.pritchett
Eaton, Lid
Church of Christ
American Legion
Glouster Opera House
Glouster Post
Maj. Johnson
Opera House
Glouster
Railroaders Debate Recent Wage Award In Cleveland
Heads of the big four railway brotherhoods met in Cleveland to discuss what they called unfair provisions of the recent wage increase. Attention focused on awards for switch men, passenger and shop employees, maintenance of way and structure workers, and related working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Goats Protest Rising Costs Form In Zanesville Chapter
Residents of Zanesville organized the National Order of Goats chapter No 1 to protest rising consumer costs. The group welcomes all genders, may affiliate women as Nannies, has no initiation fees or dues, and requires signing an application and wearing a Goat head button on a blue background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Order of Goats
Ireland in turmoil as new bill debated in Westminster
London reports scattered disorders in Ireland after a 24 hour calm. Lloyd George said August 5 will cover the Irish disorders bill drafted to curb violence and keep Ireland within the empire. A Dublin dispatch cites a clash near Bruree with five dead, including a soldier, and several soldiers wounded in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Houses of Lords and Commons
Dublin
Sinn
Bank of Ireland
Nashville Financier John Thompson Jr Missing From Train
Wealthy Nashville financier John Thompson Jr disappeared from a train between Memphis and Nashville. His clothes remained in the stateroom and a privacy screen was missing, prompting a search along the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis route. Friends suspect sleepwalking. Thompson is said to be among Tennessee’s wealthiest men.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
John Thompson
Thompson
Memphis
Tennessee
Drop in Sugar Price shocks local dealers
Local dealers report a sharp fall in sugar prices as federal reserve banks demand money from sugar hoarders. No shortage exists as sugar sells for 25 to 27 cents a pound in grocers and even lower in bulk. Profiteers retreat amid a wobbling market and predictions of 12 to 15 cents may follow in a few weeks.
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Federal Reserve
Three Killed in Gun Duel at Carbon Hill Alabama
In Carbon Hill, Alabama, a late yesterday argument over unionism led to a pistol fight that left three men dead and an 18 year old youth, Bryan McDoneld, fatally wounded. Deputy Sheriff Ben Barrett and non union miner J Oliver McDade were killed instantly, Will Hicks died at a infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Carbon Hill
Ben Barrett
J. Oliver McDade
Will Hicks
Bryan McDoneld
Arthur Hughes
Edith Matheny Undergoes Adenoids and Tonsils Operation
Edith Matheny of New Marsh field underwent a successful adenoids and tonsils operation Thursday at Copeland Howe hospital. She is making a good recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Matheny
New Marshfield
Copeland-Howe Hospital
Negro Killed in Gun Fight Near Youngstown
An unidentified Black man was killed and Deputy Sheriff W F Fisher was seriously wounded when a sheriff's posse clashed with eight Black suspects on a farm near Youngstown. Officers pursued the group after a farmer reported their loitering on his land.
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Youngstown
W. F. Fisher
Rev Smith to preach at First Baptist Athens Music Hall
Rev. Smith of Piqua will preach at the morning service of the First Baptist Church Music Hall in Athens Sunday. He is formerly of Racine and well known to Athens county people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cooley
Richland Avenue
Athens
Kentucky
Mr. Cooley
Historic Neil Property Sold in Columbus Major Deal
The Neil property at High and Capitol streets, including the Neil House, sold by heirs of the Neil estate to Max Stearn under a 99 year lease for 2,180,000 dollars. Annual rent set at 109 dollars per year.
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Columbus
Neil
High
Capitol Streets
Ohio
Max Stearn
Milk ration looms over Cleveland amid price row
Cleveland faces a milk ration by Monday if the Ohio Farmers' Co-Operative Milk Company and city distributors do not resolve a price dispute by Saturday. Farmers demand 36 cents a gallon, against 32 1/2 cents. distributors offer 35 cents. H. W. Ingersoll of Elyria, president of the co op, said the offer is unacceptable and shipments may stop. Representatives met in a long conference and said the issue is deadlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Farmers’ Co-Operative Milk Company
W. Ingersoll
Elyria
Co-Operative Company
Damon D Watkins to Lead Hemlock Church of Christ
New Lexington Ohio July 30 Damon D Watkins of Chauncey formerly minister of the Marysville Church of Christ will begin ministry at Mainstreet Church of Christ Hemlock Sunday. He will also serve Corning and Beach Grove churches. Watkins trained at Ohio University and Johnson Bible College, with extensive Bible school and Boy Scout experience and ties to the coal mining community. He will reside with his mother and niece at Hemlock.
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New Lexington
Damon D. Watkins
Chauncey
Marysville, Tenn
Church of Christ
Mainstreet Church of Christ
Hemlock
Watkins
Corning
Beach Grove
Watking
Ohio University
Athens
Johnson Bible College
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
Perry County
Ohio Avenue
Portsmouth
New Paris
Marysville
Knoxville
Etowah
Tennessee
International Harvester approves dividend and profit sharing plan
New York July 30 The International Harvester Company board approves a 12 44 percent dividend on common stock paid in stock on or before September 15 with record date August 20. The firm also adopts a comprehensive profit sharing plan for 40 000 employees providing stock bonuses and a share of future earnings.
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New York
International Harvester Company Today
Careless Milk Bottle Drop on West Washington
A man in a car discarded a milk bottle on West Washington 81 this afternoon, shattering it on bricks and driving away without stopping. The incident page contains garbled text afterward.
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West Washington 81
Iin
Lectures by Putnam AR Interest
The Moody Bible Institute speaker Mr. Do E. Putnam lectured at Richland Avenue Church last night. He explained seven biblical dispensations with past present and future fulfillment and argued the Bible becomes clearer when read dispensationally.
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Richland Avenue
Do. E. Putman
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Putman
Itman
Digestive Health Advice From Old Text
The passage promotes thorough chewing and salivation to start digestion. It warns neglect leads to stomach trouble and advises avoiding beef or veal during indigestion. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation, aid digestion, and strengthen the stomach.
Twenty one killed in munitions blast near Prague
Prague July 29 Twenty one persons were killed and twelve injured in a munitions factory explosion near the city today.
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Prague
Here
Mississippi postmaster seeks snake charmers for large order
Postmaster William Sparkman of Pascoogala Mississippi needs experienced snake charmers to supply between four thousand and five thousand pounds of snakes. The order comes from Bert Putnam of the Buffalo New York Chamber of Commerce. Delivery must occur within six weeks at thirty cents per pound.
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Pascougala
Miss
William T. Sparkman
Bert Putnam
Chamber of Commerce of
Buffalo
N. Y
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A. W. Breckenridge
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Hannah Riley
Buckeye Lake
Stanley Dew
Frank Patton
Lillian Barron
Etta Primrose
Harry Kelley
Auth Cotton
Eva
Reynolds Services
Crystal Springs
Sugar Grove
O. W
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Order of Owls
Pidcock, King and Brown Jazz Jazgers Orchestra
Fred Hitchings
Bell Phone
Jefferson Street
Lyceum
George Reed Sr
Charles Randolph
Ghart St
Maeland AR
Olympic
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America
Prine
Princess Matoika
Matoika
Fred Finsterwald
Mortison Farm
Durham
Copeland-Barrows
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Finsterwald
Union Depot
Sugar Creek
Elizabeth M. Gordon
John M. Gordon
Common Pleas Court
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