Nelsonville Dinner Honors Foster Pyive and Agnes Triplett
Mr and Mrs Len Pyive hosted a six oclock dinner at Nelsonville honoring the marriage of their son Foster to Miss Agnes Triplett of Chauncey. Guests included Mrs Triplett tackee, Mrs E Hellyer, Mrs Igle, Stella Reigle and Everett Kentner who left for New York to attend a training school.
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Len Pyive i
Foster
Agnes Triplett
Chauncey
Triplett
Tackee
E. Hellyer
Igle
Sc Faggeine
Stella Reigle
Dinner honors guests and local visitors noted
Mrs. I. E. Hellyer hosted a 12 o'clock dinner Wednesday for Mrs. Bird Terry of Columbus and Mrs. Tom Bush. Donald Kentner returned Wednesday from a YMCA training school at Camp Kern near Dayton. John Edgerton and W. T. Grose visited Columbus on business today.
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I. E. Hellyer
Bird Terry
Columbus
Tom Bush
Donald Kentner
Camp Kern
Dayton
John Edgerton
W. T. Grose
Six OClock Dinner Honoring Mrs Ben Davies and Daughter
Mrs W T Grose hosted a six o'clock dinner in honor of Mrs Ben Davies and her daughter Anabell of Richmond Virginia on Wednesday evening.
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W. T. Grose
Ben Davies
Anabell
Richmond
Nelsonville Classified Ads Highlight Shoe Sale and Local Notices
The Boot Shop in Nelsonville advertises a deep cut on all low shoes with oxford and pump styles in multiple colors and sizes. Also listed are a Friday dance at the K of P hall, a Lawn Fete on East End, house rental or purchase options on High Street, a Nelsonville housekeeper job, and a potato sale by Frank Tedrow at 1 40 per bushel. Includes contact references and posting dates.
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Nelsonville
Bargain Phonographs in Nelsonville Offer
Urgent sale of new phonographs with unusual tone volume and wear quality. Prices slashed below cost. Limited stock remaining at Sauter's Phonograph One near Depot in Nelsonville, Ohio.
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Sauter
Depot
Nelsonville
Arrival of Eight Pound Son at Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Coope announce the birth of a fine eight pound son born Tuesday at their home.
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Mig
Henry Coope
Local Social Notes Travelers and Guests
Dr and Mrs N Hill Mrs Carrie Grimm and family Mrs Walter Mechem and family Mr and Mrs C E Washburn and families left Wednesday on a motor trip to Detroit and Niagara Falls They will be gone about ten days Mrs Eliza Marsh of Logan recent guest of Mrs Isaac Hellyer Mrs Ben Daives and daughter of Richmond VA are guests of relatives here.
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N. Hill
Carrie Grimm
Walter Mechem
C. E. Washburn
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Eliza Marsh of
Logan
Isaac Hellyer
Ben Daives
Richmond, Va
Mrs Emery Shaw Hosts W E A Ladies Evening
Mrs Emery Shaw delightfully entertained the ladies of W E A at her country home last evening. Fifty five members enjoyed games and a late social hour before a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Abbie Benson is vacationing with friends in Pennsylvania. Bertha Higgins of Lancaster was in town Wednesday and Thursday on business.
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Emery Shaw
Abbie Benson
Pennsylvania
Bertha Higgins
Lancaster
District tragedy as eight memorials in Nelsonville
The funeral service for Mrs Mary Strazisar and her seven children was held at 10 o clock from Stout s undertaking establishment. Rev Mann led the service. Efforts to locate the husband or any relatives failed. The eight bodies were laid to rest at Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Mary Strazisar
Stout’s
Rev. Mann
Buchtel
Birthday party honors Mrs Hod Mender in Nelsonville
The daughters hosted a July 26 surprise party at Mrs Hod Mender’s Chestnut Street home for her birthday. Fifty five guests enjoyed Victrola and piano music, a late lunch, and well wishes for the hostess. A later note argues teachers in Nelsonville deserve higher pay to keep up with living costs and other wages, urging citizens to support school funding and maintain local education standards.
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Nelsonville
Visitors from Columbus Stay With Friends
Mrs. John Wilson and her daughter Louise visit with friends in the area. Mrs. L. N. Locie and Mrs. Julius Fischer are spending several days at Lancaster camp meeting.
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John Wilson
Louise
Columbus
L. N. Locie
Julius Fischer
Lancaster Camp Meeting
Bell Telephone crews enjoy hay ride to Logan
A group of Bell Telephone employees and friends rode to Logan Monday evening in Jim Newman’s auto truck. Dinner and socializing followed with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. James Newman Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Miss May Elliott Ada Scheeler Margaret Scheeler Lula McClurg Chloe Miller Gladys Bunion Gladys Linton Anna Kourt Gretchen Keplar Genieve Cavanaugh Mildred Johnson Edna Ray Charlotte Skinner Orvil Steenrod Harry Lane Babe Harmon y John Hershey Coone George Taylor Dale Banner Mr. Davis Don Bowers Tony Shaw and Raymond Raine.
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Bell Telephone
Logan
Jim Newman
James Newman
John Hay
May Elliott
Ada
Margaret Scheeler
Lula McClurg
Chloe Miller
Gladys Bunion
Gladys Linton
Anna Kourt
Gretchen Keplar
Genieve Cavanaugh
Mildred Johnson
Edna Ray
Charlotte Skinner
Messrs
Orvil Ste
City Water Improvements urged after Burgess report
Nelsonville officials and Chamber of Commerce leaders reviewed a plan by water works engineer Philip Burgess to install six drilled wells to boost supply. The proposal includes a storage reservoir, air compressors, well repairs, and a $15,000 bond issue, aiming to restore pressure and fire protection.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Philip Burgess
Hocking River
Burgess
Worthington
Kontner’s Hill
Burgett
Chamber of Commerce Proper
President cites duty as Belgium violation arousing nation
The President said violation of Belgium was the call to duty that stirred the country, noting he did not receive the call until after the 1916 election.
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Belgium
Midnight Romance at Glouster Opera House Tonight
Anita Stewart stars in A Midnight Romance showing at the Glouster Opera House on Thursday July 31 with a 10c 25c price including war tax. The program also notes Virtuous Wives fans may enjoy this romantic mystery in New York society and lists Vivian Hambel’s honorable discharge from Camp Sherman.
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Opera House
Anita Stewart
New York
Vivian Hambel
Camp Sherman
Mary Hambel
Otis Johnson Dies After Mine Accident
Otis Johnson of Trimble died about midnight at Dr Crawford's office after injuries from mine 267 where a car toppled and struck him. Aged 24, he was son of ex mayor E A Johnson, married to Helen Kinney, survived by widow, father, and brother Donald. Funeral at Church of Christ Trimble Saturday 10 o'clock, burial Sands cemetery Trimble.
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Sylvia Hendricks
Jacksonville
Weed
Russell
Hendricks
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
William Bean
Redtown
W. H. Henry
Hamden
A. J. Crawford
Henry
Russia
David Williams
Defiance
Agnes Wolf
Haydenville
Robert Wolf
Robert Davis
Butler
Otis Johnson
Trimble
Hunterdon
Dr. Crawford
Ohio Colleries Co
Mr. Johnson
E. A. Johnson
Helen Kinney
Donald Johnson
Church of Christ
Sands
Chicago Braces After Three Days of Race Riots Toll Rises
Chicago’s black belt, scarred by three days of race rioting that killed thirty and injured nearly five hundred, calmed as 6,200 soldiers National Guard and militia arrived. Police cooperated with guardsmen while rain helped end the terror and quench more than 150 fires damaging numerous homes.
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Chicago
United Press
National Guard
Food costs push action in Washington report
Developments in the food situation raced through Washington as officials signaled swift moves to lower living costs. Labor leaders discuss wage increases with the Railroads Hines, Morison warns radicalism grows, and White House contemplates food concerns amid talks with President Wilson. War and post office departments work on surplus disposal and a House resolution questions new authority to curb prices. Congress considers FTC probe into prices of shoes clothing sugar and coffee.
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Washington
National Capitol
Hines
Frank Morison
White House
Wilson
War Department
Crowell
Post Office Department
War Department Division of Sales
Arange
House
Congress
Wood
Igoe
Missouri
Price Change At Model Dairy Milk Values Effective Aug First
Beginning August 1 Model Dairy announces price changes for milk at the store. The notice states milk will cost cents per pint and 15 cents per quart.
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Model Dairy
Cincinnati Markets Today's Produce
Eggs steady with loss off prime firsts 44c per dozen firsts 42 1 2 c ordinary firsts 39c seconds 36c duck eggs 44c live poultry fowls over 5 lb 30c under 5 lbs 30c roosters 20c
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Cincinnati
Cattle and Hogs Market Report With Prices
Cattle receipts light and market slow with choice at 15.25 to 16.00 and prime 14.00 to 14.75. Veal calves 19.00 to 20.00. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market slow with prime wethers 10.50 to 11.00 and good 9.00 to 10.00. Hogs receipts light and market higher with prime heavies 23.75 to 23.85 and mediums 23.75 to 23.85.
Butter-Creamery Prices and Egg Stock Summary
Butter-Creamery items list with 53c 58% c firsts 5214c 53c seconds 39c 50c. Eggs ordinaries 49c 40c, firsts 41134c 42%4c. Cheese-Twins 30%c 3114c, young American 33%c 34c. Live poultry 29c.
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 900 with market 50 to 75 cents higher. butchers 21.00 23.60. packing 19.75 21.75. light 21.00 23.50. pigs 19.75 21.00. roughs 20.00 21.00. Cattle receipts 5500 market steady to strong. beeves 10.00 18.50. butcher stock 7.00 14.50. canners and cutters 5.50 9.00. stockers and feeders 6.75 13.75. cows 6.75 8.75. calves 15.75 16.75. Sheep receipts 800 market steady. wool lambs 8.00 16.75. ewes 2.75 9.00.
Market Report: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Cattle receipts 900. market dull with shippers receiving 14.50 to 16.00. Calves steady with 18.50 to 18.75. Hogs receipts 4300. market steady with good choice packers and butchers 22.75. Sheep good with 6.50 to 8.50. lambs strong with 13.50 to 17.26.
Grain and dairy price updates from Toledo market report
Toledo trading data shows corn No. 3 at 2.06 percent, oats 0.85 to 0.86, barley No. 2 1.37, rye No. 2 1.64, various seed prices for clover, alsike, and timothy, butter at 57 to 36 cents, eggs at 60 or 46 cents, and hay unchanged. The prices reflect July 31 close data across commodities and dairy.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy New
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