Memorial Service for Pocahontas and Red Men
Nelsonville conducted its annual memorial service Sunday in the lodge hall and then moved to Greenlawn to decorate the graves of deceased members. Mrs. Guilelma Clampitt, 74, died Sunday noon at the home of her nephew John Bennett on Poplar street. She had been blind for fifteen years and was highly regarded in Nelsonville. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 pm from the Christian church. Wilford Edgell of Camp Sherman is visiting his parents, and Miss Alice Mulligan of Columbus is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas and
Greenlawn
Guilelma Clampitt
John Bennett
Poplar Street
Wilford Edgell
Camp Sherman
Alice Mulligan
Columbus
Nelsonville Classified Ads For Sale
Classified notices list a seven room house for sale at 518 E Chestnut Street by owner with gas water and sewerage garage outbuildings and shade in good neighborhood plus cheap vacant lot and cheap house and lot by Mrs Lena B Port Also lime cement plaster available from Cash Feed Supply Co and a radiator repair service at Auto Radiator Repairing Co both in Nelsonville A closing out sale of phonographs from Sauter s Studio with deep discounts and a phono gram offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Chestnut_street
Lena B. Port
Cash Feed & Supply Co
Weidemann Bldg
Progressive Social at Christian Church Next Monday
Notice invites attendance at a Progressive Social event at the Christian Church on Monday evening at 7 30. Admission is 10 cents and the notice notes a prior dance and box supper at New Flood wood with Rich West's platform and a benefit baseball club. A rental listing advertises a six room house at 893 High Street Nelsonville Ohio with electric lights city water and a garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Floodwood
Rich West
Missouri
Christian Church
Nelsonville
High St
Ike Warner
Local social notes recount visits across towns
Mrs C R Fisher and Mrs E G Fisher joined Mrs Belford Carpenter of Columbus as guests of Mr and Mrs William Morgan. The Silscotts Gordon and Columbus relatives visited here. Lt and Mrs Charles Howe from New York City and child stayed with Lt Howe's parents. Pearl Davis of New Straitsville visited his parents Harry and Mrs Mounts. Catherine Estimer of Columbus stayed with John and Sherd Blackburn. R C Lichty and children Eliase and Bobby visited Columbus relatives. Elizabeth Linton attended her niece's eighth grade commencement at Challarey. Ivan Kinney and son Billy vacationed in Athens with Mrs Kinney's mother. B L Harrel enjoys vacation at Greensburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Silscott
Gordon
Columbus
Charles Howe
Little Daughter
New York City
Lieutenant Howe
Pearl Davis
New Straitsville
Harry Mounts
Cathhrine Estimer
John Blackburn
Sherd Blackburn
R. C. Lichty
Eliase
Bobby
William Morgan
Isaac Warner
Lancaster
Elizabeth Linton
Challarcey
Ivan Kinney
Billy
Athens
Kinney
B. L. Harrel
Greensburg
Ind
Sunday Service at Methodist Episcopal Church Brings Joy
One hundred and forty Masons attended Sunday morning service at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Pastor Rev. Arthur M. Mann delivered an eloquent sermon and special music greatly enhanced the beautiful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur M. Mann
Funeral service for C. V. Beigel held at Jackson Street home
Rev. Johnson of the Christian Church conducted the funeral Saturday afternoon at the family residence on Jackson street. A large number of relatives and friends attended. Burial was at Greenlawn. Gilbert Love of Camp Sherman visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Johnson
The
Christian Church
C. V. Beigel
Jackson Street
Greenlawn
Gilbert Love
Camp Sherman
Mrs
John Love
Bring in your knitted Red Cross goods
The notice urges volunteers to pack and ship finished knitted Red Cross items promptly. Collect unfinished projects or spare yarn and deliver them to Red Cross headquarters next Friday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:30 P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Insurance and adjustment claims at Dr Pritchard’s office
Citizens with insurance allotments or adjustment claims are directed to M D Hughes at Dr Pritchard's office on Columbus street every Monday and Friday from 1 30 to 4 30 PM. The notice outlines the regular afternoon filing times and the location for claim handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Hughes
Glouster News: Local Socials and Auto Mishap Report
Miss Harriet Gibson and Muriel Weymuller wed in Athens with Gibson family ties noted. An auto overturn near ex commissioner Brammer’s home caused minor damage. Mrs John Clark Jr and Mrs L E Wood escaped injury as Mrs Clark learns to drive. Dr. and Mrs H G Gibson’s daughter listed among newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
John Clark, Jr
L. E. Wood
Millfield
Clark
Wood
W. A. Brammer
Harriet Gibson
H. G. Gibson
Muriel F. Weymuller
Columbus
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Glouster High School
Cincinnati College of Music
New Straitsville
Mrs. Weymuller
McClellan Hit by Pitch in 1st Inning Ballgame
Sweeney was hit by pitches from Hillyer and Bradfield to load bases in the early frame. Bradfield closed the inning as Sweeney remained at the plate when time of game reached 1 45. Umpire Sorrell presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chauncey
Chauncey Boys
Zimmer
Franken
Searls
Skinner
Johnston
Enlpen Sl
Katzenbach
Dotiend
Crosser
Soma Pias
Kline
Ewe
Hillyer
Hansen
Matson
Ilove Ou
Fouty
Sofronki
Hsb
Vanhorn
B. Skinner
James
C. Zimmer
James McClellan
Sorrell
McClellan
Sweeney
Bradfield
Grain futures steady as demand and weather aid prices
In Chicago on June 23 supply scarcity and demand from hopeful peace treaty talks kept grain futures firm on the Board of Trade. Hog prices rose sharply and wet weather in Missouri Iowa and Illinois also supported grains while provisions moved higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Chicago Board of Trade
Weather outlook and Circle Hill-Floodwood road progress
The Washington weather forecast promises occasional thundershowers early in the week then fair conditions later with above normal temperatures. Cold weekends gave some comfort to a few night owls. Circle Hill Floodwood road crews report most culverts and bridges finished, one third of curbing in, a 20 to 30 man force at work daily, and about 500 feet of curbing laid each day. Little grading remains on the old pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Circle Hill
Floodwood Road
Athens Falls 4 3 At Carbondale In Baseball Clash
The Athens first team lost to Carbondale 4 to 3 despite ten to eight Athens hits. Whitlatch led Athens with four of five, Love added two hits, Harnock and McQuade had two apiece. Athens seeks a game next Sunday and was pleased with treatment in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Carbondale
Whitlatch
Love
Harnock
McQiade
Al Hart Reschedules Match With Thor Olson
Al Hart from Fairmont writes that he has bookings in his area and must move their Columbus match. He plans to return July 6 and proposes July 10 or 11 to meet Thor Olson, with a forfeit paid on return, insisting he will beat Olson again after previously defeating him in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hart
Young Gotch
Messenger
Fairmont
Thor Olson
Columbus
Olson
Gotch
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fulton Streets
Sauter
C. R. Fisher
E. G. Fisher
Belford Carpenter
Beigel
Glouster News
Rose Buhla
Myers’ Tailor Shop
C. E. Hooks
Gladys
G. C. Fawcett
Undertakers
Cedar Point
Bucyrus
H. M. Fawcett
Hocus Po
Harold Wise
Notion Specials
Elgin Maid
Mechem Dry Goods GO
Elsonville, Ohio
BON Ton Store
East End
Nelsonville, O
ING
Harris
Seco
Sue Canvas
Juliets
Eye House Dre
RUG
Axminster
Peoples
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!