Broadwell Crew Hosts Weekend Activities In Athens Area
Broadwell and surrounding families spent Sunday with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Amos White. F. W. James relocated to Sugar Creek while Broadwell played Millfield scoring 9 to 82 with Albert White delivering key hits. Canaanville also fell to Broadwell 12 to 9 as Carl Ogg attended Stewart.
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Werner White
Athens
Amos White
F. W. James
Sugar Creek
W. S. Foutch Jr
W. S. Foutch
F. Demers
Elizabeth Harkins
Broadwell
Viola Tuttle
Alvin White
Amesville
Goldie Shuttlesworth
Jean Hanson
William Colvin
Clyde Connant
Lathrop
Jerry Conner
G. W. Haybrow
Millfield
Albert White
Canaanville
Carl Ogg
Stewart
George Sedwick
Howard Haybrow
Lide Savage
Stockport
Charles Roberts
Sand Rock
W. C. White
Old Grubb
Big Run
Hawkins Meets Millerand At Elysee Palace
W. W. Hawkins, president of the United Press, met President Millerand of France at the Elysee Palace in a private audience.
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Millerand
Paris
W. W. Hawkins
The
United Press
France
Elysee Palace
Hawkins
Tariff Legislation to Stretch Into October Says Penrose
United Press reports Senator Penrose, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, says tariff work may extend to October with tax revisions possible afterward. President Harding urged focus on tax and tariff laws, but politics may delay final action into the December session.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
House
Senate
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Marriage Licenses Granted in Athens Area
Dwight D. Truipp of Athens a storage battery specialist wed Alice J. Snedden a Athens bookkeeper with Rev. C. L. Strecker performing the ceremony. James W. Nichols of Lancaster a granite letterer married Alma Jones of Athens, housekeeper, by Rev. FE. D. Murch. Harold Mardis a Athens teacher wed Marie Swaim of Athens with Rev. A. Y. Wilcox officiating. Jennings G. Carner of Marietta an oil producer married Agnes Blume of Nelsonville a school teacher. Rev. A. Wilcox also presided. Edward L. Katzenbach of Nelsonville RD 1 a coal operator wed Hazel Shafer of Nelsonville a music teacher. Rev. C. L. Strecker officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Truipp
Athens
Alice J. Snedden
C. L. Strecker
James W. Nichols
Lancaster
Granite
Alma Jones
FE. D. Murch
Harold Mardis
Marie Swaim
A. Y. Wilcox
Jennings G. Carner
Marietta
Agnes Blume
Nelsonville
Obituary for Margaret Purle Born 1903 Died 1921 Ohio
Margaret Purle 17 died June 9 1921 near Carpenter Meigs County Ohio daughter of W and Emma Cottrill left father mother two brothers Thorne and Wood a grandmother and many relatives. She was kind cheerful and beloved, her short life likened to a flower that blossomed briefly and made the world brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Purle
Emma Cottrill
Carpenter
Meigs County
Ohio
Thorne
Wood
Purle
Death
Card of Thanks for Loss of Daughter and Sister
We thank friends and neighbors for support after the loss of our daughter and sister. Gratitude to Rev. Parmelo for comfort, the choir, and everyone who sent flowers and messages of love. W. C. Cotrill, wife SONS.
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Parmelo
W. C. Cotrill
Hearings Resume in Stillman Divorce Scandal
Behind closed doors in Poughkeepsie on June 15 hearings in the Stillman divorce scandal resumed at 11 o'clock with court proceedings continuing in private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Stillman
Congressman Presses Navy to Silence Admiral on Irish Talks
Chairman Porter of the House Foreign Affairs Committee urged Secretary Denby to stop Admiral Sims from giving any more speeches on the Irish question. The request seeks to curb public remarks by the naval officer on a sensitive political issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
the Navy
Denby
Porter
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Needle Reappears in Mrs Moorman's Thumb After Six Weeks
Mrs J G Moorman of Mill Street found a needle three quarters of an inch long had lodged in the fleshy part of her right thumb. It had moved within the tissue since she first pricked her thumb during laundry work six weeks ago. A neighbor assisted in removing the foreign object.
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J. G. Moorman
Mill Street
City enforces river swim attire rule downtown
Mayor Tom Roush announced a new river access edict requiring swimwear for entry. He said numerous residents reported violations of the September Mourn festival costume during swimming events and warned stern action for those without the prescribed suit.
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Tom Roush
Best state clinic on crippled children held at courthouse
A Tuesday clinic at the courthouse drew many Athens Medical Society members to examine thirty two crippled children. Dr. A. M. Stienfield and Dr. A. G. Helmick, Columbus specialists, discussed treatments while county nurses coordinated cases and aided families unable to pay. The event closed with a banquet at The Windsor.
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Court House
Athens Medical Society
Windsor
Athens County Medical Society
A. M. Stienfield
Columbus
Athens County
Miss Munn
A. G. Helmick
Athens
Harding voids war department harness contracts
President Harding on recommendation of Attorney General Daugherty has voided contracts by the War Department under Secretary Baker with the United States Harness Company. The multi million dollar surplus harness stock will be affected as Daugherty says former temporary officers conspired to secure contracts for their benefit. The move accompanies Daugherty’s plan to prosecute profiteers in war contracts.
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Washington
Hardingon
Daugherty
War Department
Baker
United States Harness Company
Harness Company
Wainwright
Army
Double Wedding at Ohio State After Commencement
A college romance at Ohio State University led to a double wedding after commencement. Miss Anna Pauline Warfield of Somerton wed Dr. Frederick P. Stires of Haydenville, and Miss Jennie Robinson of Dayton married Dr. Vert. Jane Garstner of West Carrollton.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Anna Pauline Warfield
Somerton
Ohio
Frederick P. Stires
Haydenville
Jennie Robinson
Dayton
Vert
Jane Garstner
West Carrollton
Deaths and Funerals Pat Rowan of Chicago Rites Held
The burial of Pat Rowan, a former Athens countian, was held yesterday in Newbury Illinois. He will be remembered by elder Athenians for work on the B&O railroad here where he lost an arm. He later prospered in the west and died owning substantial property. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Pat Rowan
Chicago
Athens
Newbury
Ill
Tony Rowan
Canaanville
J. S. Jewell
Rowan
Altho
West
Much Rtg
Chirane
Sharp Decline in Mexican Petroleum Leads Market Drop
The New York opening saw a sharp fall on Mexican Petroleum amid a broad market slide. Several major stocks including American Sugar, Crucible Steel, and Atlantic Gulf hit new year lows while gains were limited for others. The downturn followed a noted raid on Mexican Petroleum, with estimated depreciation around 500000 gross.
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FTSCK
New York
Mex
Cuba
Crucible Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Northern Pacific
Amer
Eeeeneees
Smoimineg Cosciieciseeees
DIBOC
Dumgie
Cavis Cebacics
PEROT
Eeee
Eee
Eneas
Bvag Sesree
General Motors
Eeraeees Inspiration
Stee
Inter
Nickel Corr
Kennecot Co PO
Vesbestevvayes Republic I Wivercignaseeer
Maxwell
Mexican Pet
CeCe
Midvale
Eeseusd
Nevada Copper
Isecsee Senses
Entral
New Haven
Norfolk & Western
Pure Oil Pacific
Eseeevsers Eeeetees Bouthern Railway
Eeeeaes Rock Taland Fheee
Sinclair Oil
Vice
Decienceys Vet Superior Stee
L .Iscivsces Cove Texas Co
Esees
Orese Utah Opper Bk Poaoin
Ondaae
OURO
el Verland
Southern
Pacific
Bees Kay
Consolidated
Mid Staten Verte
Eeetas Chandler
S ‘ Sugar Eter
Hu Poinsseeeee
Curb listings mention oil and gas names in scattered text
Fragmented OCR notes reference Prairie Oil and Gas, Sinclair Oil, Cumberland Pipe Line, Oklahoma Production and Refining, and Texas entities. No cohesive event or clear actions are discernible beyond catalog-like mentions of companies and percentages.
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AE Pierce
Prairie Oil and Gascow
South Mesylvania
Bresees
Midwest
Sinclair Oil and Rig
Boston
Wyoming
Cattle Receipts Narrowly Steady as Market Prices Mixed
Livestock market reports show cattle receipts around 4500 with steers quoted near 7.00 to 7.50 per hundredweight and heifers around 6.50 to 7.00. Hog receipts about 900 with prices up 12.00 in the top tier and extra 3.00 gains noted for select butchers. Sheep and other stock steady with some strength in higher grade cuts.
Stale live stock market report from Jtterdam center
Livestock prices posted for cattle sheep and hogs at market. Cattle mainly chosen prime and common selections around 8 dollars per hundredweight. Calves around 10 dollars. Sheep and lambs steady to higher around 5 to 6 dollars. Hogs receipts counted with heavy hogs near 8.25 and midweights near 6 to 6.6 dollars.
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Jtterburg
Union Stock Yards Market Report Summary
Market figures show cattle and hogs mixed pricing at Union Stock Yards with fleecing levels rising. Hog and pig values range from 7.40 to 8.20 per cwt while cattle and calves fetch 4.00 to 8.16, sheep receipts at 2.76 to 4.25 and the 18,000 head total noted for the day.
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Dee
Mar
Grain Prices and Dairy Goods Ledger Fragment
A fragmented price ledger lists grain and dairy items with varied rates. Entries show firsts and seconds for produce, eggs, cheese notes, and butter creamery figures, typical of an early market notice.
Cincinnati Produce Egg Prices Report
Cincinnati prices for eggs show extras at 24 cents per dozen, firsts at 22 and a half, and ordinaries at 21 cents per dozen. The listing reflects a mixed market with discounts on bulk orders and regional variance.
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Cincinnati
Toledo Grain Prices Prompt Mixed Market Activity
Wheat and corn futures quote varied values with cash prices noted for July and September contracts. Oats and rye show modest readings while seeds and butter indexes appear in incomplete fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dee
Grain prices slip on Chicago Board trading day
Grain prices dropped on the Chicago Board of Trade with favorable crop reports. Provisions were higher. Wheat and corn showed mixed openings and settlements with July wheat near 1.34 and July corn around 62 to 63 cents. Oats opened lower and closed lower across contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liberty Bonds Auction Prices Listed
The record shows Liberty Bonds 344 at 88 dollars 50 cents, second 4s at 86 dollars 66 cents, second 4144 at 86 dollars 84 cents, third 44s at 91 dollars 46 cents, fourth 4 4s at 87 dollars 04 cents, Victory 35s at 98 dollars 28 cents, and Victory 44s at 98 dollars 34 cents.
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Liberty Bonds
Victory
Bubbling fountain drains water away from device
An experimental public drinking fountain delivers a high angled jet, causing all water to flow outward and none to return into the device. The setup aims to reduce splash and misdirection in busy public spaces.
Birthday surprise party in Rock Riffle area reported
The item lists multiple local visits and social events. Ed Micheals and family attended a birthday surprise for Mra Carpenter near Rock Riffle on Sunday. Several locals from Athens to Albany, Amesville, and Factory are noted as visiting relatives or hosting guests, with several Tuesday or Monday outings and family gatherings.
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Ed Micheals
Russell
Mra
Carpenter
Rock Riffle
Noble Collings
Adrian
Albany
Kiva
Mary Louise Nagle
Athens
Zine Courtney
Bent Smith
Harl Coon
Ray Micheals
Robert Hawk
Alfred Mattison
Poston
Don Gabriel
Nelson
Baby
the Plains
Frances
Jeff Harrison
Orla Porter
Joe Evans
Columbus
Mildred Davis
Appointment of Stacy Sharp as Administrator in Athens County
Stacy Sharp has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Mebride in Athens County Ohio. The probate judge declares the appointment effective on June 1.
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Notich
Stacy
Sharp
Athens County
Ohio
Divorce petition filed in county common pleas court
Marry C. Drake unknown residence, files against Eisie N. Drake for divorce and custody in case No. 1 in the county common pleas court of Ohio. Hearing set for on or before 29 1921.
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C. Drake
Eisie N. Drake
Common Pleas Court of County
Ohio
Mexican Oil Slumps on Deteriorating Wells
New York June 15 a sensational break in Mexican Petroleum sent the stock down 11 points in the final attack. The general decline rested on reports that Mexican oil wells were deteriorating and weakened the entire list, though Rails withstanding the attack better than other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Pythias set next Grand Session in Canton
The Knights of Pythias grand in session voted to hold their next annual gathering in Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton CO
Knights of Pythias
Canton
Ohio
Restaurant group avoids discussing prices in Reggaenge case
Toledo June 15 members of the Ohio State Restaurant Association will not discuss prices in the Reggaenge case, stating this policy to E R Parsons of Columbus, secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio State
E. R. Parsons
Columbus
Tobacco crop in Miami district hit by drought setbacks
Columbus report states that the Miami district tobacco crop suffered severe setbacks due to dry weather. Federal crop statistician C. J. West announced the findings after inspecting the area.
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Columbus
Miami Ee
C. J. West
Alumni Week at Ohio University Celebrates Alumni in Reunion Events
The third day of commencement week at Ohio University featured alumni reunions with fraternities sororities and clubs attending. Samuel I. McCune Midland National Bank Cleveland welcomed the alumni and praised Acting President K W Chubb while Dr Chubb received applause. Miss Elizabeth Beatty and Miss Weiltha Keck spoke to the class and Prof C L Martzolff was thanked for steering alumni efforts. The board of control met later to elect officers.
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Ohio University
Turpeg
Ewing
Grads
Samuel I. McCune
The
Midland National Bank
Cleveland
Alumni Association of
McCune
K. W. Chubb
Chubb
Elizabeth Beatty
Athens
Weiltha Keck
C. L. Martzolff
Martzolff
Telephones in Europe: Italy lagging population-proportional
The article notes that relative to population Italy has one third as many telephones as France and just over one sixth as many as Great Britain. This highlights Italy's lag in telecom infrastructure compared with its European neighbors.
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Italy
France
Great Britain
Notice to Contractors for Jacksonvil Village Street Improv
Sealed bids for grading curbing and paving Sixth Street from Main Street northward will be received by the Village of Jacksonvil State Ohio until 1 PM Saturday June 26. Each bid must name all interested parties and include a $200 bond from a solvent bank. Bids will be opened and contracts awarded on basis of specifications on file with the village clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvil
Ohio
Sixth Street
Main Street
Jacksonville
Aveny Pany
Notice to Contracta sue Bealed fab ae
The fragmentary notice indicates a legal action requiring bond in a stated sum with counsel involved. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Bond
Ie Counel
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Cline Building
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No. 2
Carpenter Street
Elza Richardson
Bank OF Athens
N. A
Chauncey
S. Harvey
Athens Book and News
H. Box
Pomeroy, Ohio
Ray Barnart
Marshfield
American Kennel Records
Scotland
Elliott
Person
J. Stone
Salt Creek
Traction Line
Crippen Repair Shop
W. Union
Beaumont
Moler Auto Sales Co
Nice Motor Company
E. State St
J. D. Smith
Front Street
National Detective Agency
Youngstown
Peeee
L. Trout Realty Co
H. V. Atkinson, Agt
McArthur
ZIVE
Fine Bay
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Automobile and Accessories
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R. M. Sluta
Ford Tonga
Miller
Clar Street
Studebaker
Nash
Cooley-Daugherty Co. N. Court
Morris Avenue
Ford
Overland
Ara Butcher
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Republic
Athens’ Co-operative Store Co
Moler Auto Sales
Miecune
Jones Bros
Richland Avenue
H. White Motor Compay
New Lexington
Bell Phone
E. Carpenter St. Shepard
Hughes Athens
Melvin Dunne
P. O. Stewart, Io
Security Savings Bank
Jerseyville
John Jones
Shade
Carl Pickering
Buster
Broad Street
Citizens
Robinson & Landis
Athens National Bank
B. Rice
Stewart, Ohio
Frum’s Orchhitlatehe
Gibson
John “Organ
Robins
Parker Brothers Pianos
Palmer House
West Side
West Washington
Maple Streets
Coco Cola Bottling Co
Coco Cola
W. A. Matheny
Sayers
Buchtel, Ohio
Wheaton Hardware
Davenport
State Street
Howell Bank
Long Run
John Howell
R. D
Carpenter Hardware Co
Hisylvania
E. F. Bolin
Athens Co-operative Store Co
Fred Keirns
Ilfield O
Elmer Beitelschies
Osborne
M. C. Stalder
Wolfe Brothers
James Rossetter
Robt
C.rayner
Stew
Deanville School House
C. A. Barron
High Stret
Columbus St
I. E. Hellyer
McGannon
Paradise
Daily Market News
N. Y. Exchange
N. Y. Curb
America
Old Ohio Grads
H. G
J. D. Haskins
Keenan
Senger
Depaorth
Athene
Em Bouna
Rocking Valley North
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