Social News Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Mrs. Isaac Johnson travels to Cleveland to visit her son in law C T Lawton. Mr. and Mrs. C F McAmbley of Bradford Pa arrive for a visit with Mrs McAmbley’s parents J W and Mrs Higgins. George Ewing returns to Marion after seven weeks with his mother and sister. Mrs. Robert Bishop returns to Columbus with niece Mary Stalder bound for Centenary. Deborah class meets Thursday at 7 30 in Christian church basement with a planned program and refreshments. Will Coe returns from Buckeye Lake cottage outing with O O Fordyce and Harold Coe. Mrs. George S Pilcher returns from Washington DC. husband Pilcher remains in government work in the War department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ewing
Marion
Sarah Ewing
Jennie Ewing
Robert Bishop
Columbus
A. W. Allom
Mary Stalder
Deborah
Christian Church
Will Coe
Millersport
Buckeye Lake
O. O. Fordyce
Harold Coe
George S. Pilcher
Martha McCune
John K. McCune
Washington, D. C
Forestry Department
Pilcher
War Department
Washington
Entertained Hostesses At Colonial Dinner
Miss Mae Poston entertained last evening with a dinner at the Colonial for hostesses favoring her with pre nuptial affairs. The guests included Mrs. Verne LeRoy Hast Lansing Mich Mrs. B Frank Stout Pittsburg Pa Mrs. T R Biddle Mrs Alston Ellis Mrs. W R Phillips Mrs. W B Lawrence Mrs J T Merwin Mrs L D Poston Mrs B R Walker Miss Emma Waite and Miss Elizabeth Nelson. The table was pink and white with carnations. Favors were miniature brass candelabras and pink candles and the souvenirs were oblong bonbon baskets in pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Poston
The
Colonial
Verne E. LeRoy
Hast Lansing
Mich
B. Frank Stout
Pittsburg
T. R. Biddle
Alston Ellis
W. R. Phillips
W. B. Lawrence
J. T. Merwin
L. D. Poston
Emma Waite
Elizabeth Nelson
Canton superintendent elected Ohio teachers president
Cedar Point session elected Canton’s Superintendent Wilson Hawkins as president of the Ohio teachers association after pro forma nomination of W B Pearson. Dr H B Williams was chosen to the auditing committee. Dr A C Spaulding urged better salaries and noted illiteracy among returning soldiers. Dr D B Waldo urged higher pay and repeal of the Smith tenure law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fcepar Point
Jne
Wilson Hawkins
Canton
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
W. B. Pearson
Hawkins
H. B. Williams
Bowling Green Normal College
America
A. C. Spaulding
Cleveland
France
Spaulding
Coblenz
D. B. Waldo
Western State Normal School
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lawrs
Lostro Force Hears Two Talks by Noted Visitors
Major Sam M. Johnson told Lostro Auto Sales Company members that American soldiers show pep and will boost business energy upon return. Earl C. Logan, associate editor and visitor to eastern shoe centers, discussed country wide observations. A new tree planting tool inventor claims double the work of current implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostro Force
Sam M. Johnson
Earl C. Logan
Athens
Cleveland
Lostro Auto Sales
Major Johnson
Logan
Lostro
Grange Slogan Spurs Ohio Tax Classification Fight
Ohio Grangers oppose property classification for taxation. A V Donahey replies to C A Dyer detailing 1918 1919 tax data: nine billion in unlisted property could yield 122 million. 50 percent penalty 61 million. five year arrears. total delinquent tax over 900 million, enough to cover state local debts. Warrener urges voters to back classification and tax compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Grangers of
C. A. Dyer
Coalton
A. V Donahey
Columbus
Jay
Mr. Dyer
Sixth Italian Today Given Death Sentence
Pietro Caferelli charged with murder for the shooting of Patrolman George Verne on March 9 was sentenced to die in the electric chair October 17. He is the sixth Italian to be sentenced for Akron policeman shootings in the past year, with three executed and two awaiting execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Pietro Caferelli
George Verne
Caferelli
Liquor Sent in Coal Indictments Charge Detroit Dealers
Three Detroit coal dealers William J. Weed I L Golden and Oscar Klinknecht were indicted for importing liquor into dry territory. Authorities say they used coal shipments to conceal a large liquor haul from Coshocton Ohio over about a year, after three coal cars were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Department of Justice
William J. Weed
I. L. Golden
Oscar Klinknecht
Coshocton
Local Social Roundup Passes Sunday Visits
C 8 Moore and wife called on Emery Wooley family in Athens. Mrs James Jewell and son Charles visit D N Higgins and relatives. Miss Elsie Braley called on friends at Mineral. Edna Moore stayed with Mary Canfield of Rockbridge. F J Hooper family hosted A A Niggemeyer. Nelle Lawson visiting E W Jones Huntington. Melissa Moore with Ada Parker near Hebbardsville. Tribe family visited Pleasant Valley. Hooper family visited Richland Ave with Hoopers. Moors and Bertha Moor with Earnest Moor at Jackville. Harry Tribe visited Joseph Riley at factory. Children Services attended Bates Sunday. Ellsworth McKnight family guest of Sherman McKnight. Ray Moore and Herbert Moore with Allen toured Stewart Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Emery Wooley
Athens
James Jewell
Charles
Carnegie
Penn
D. N. Higgins
Elsie Braley
Mineral
Edna Moore
Mary Canfield
Rockbridge
F. J. Hooper
Orlando
Leo
A. A. Niggemeyer
Nelle Lawson
E. W. Jones
Huntington W. Va
Melissa Moore
Ada H. Parker
Bertha
Earnest Moore
Jackville
Harry Tribe
Joseph Riley
Bates
Ellsworth McKnight
Sherman McKnight
Richland Avenue
Ray Moore
Herbert Moore
Allen
Stewart
Local Visit Recaps and Family Fellowships Across Counties
Harmony Hill residents with Canton and Clarksburg kin visited sister Mrs. J. C. Coggeshall and family. Miss Fauna Linscott stayed with her sister Mrs. A. J. Comes. Athens couples Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bingman and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Comes with children spent time with kin. Clara Barnett of Torch visited aunt Mrs. R. R. Hueston. Cunningham family hosted relatives in Ireland. Noland and Burgman households joined gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cunningham
Canton
Blanche Smith
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. C. Coggeshall
Fauna Linscott
A. J.comes
Bingman
Athens
H. Noland
A. L. Comes
M. N. Linscott
Clara Barnett
Torch
R. R. Hueston
B.S. Cunningham
W. E. Burgman
Ireland
Troop Deployments Return Home From Front
The transport Santa Theresa arrived in New York on June 25 bringing home 210th and 280th Military Police units, 100th Wagon Company, medical and headquarters detachments of the 308th 107th and 301st supply trains, divisional base hospital No 1, 111th camp hospital companies 2 11 and 14 of the first regiment air service mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Santa Theresa
280Th Military Police
100Th Wagon Company
308Th
107Th
Air Service
Plan Moving of Big Grain Crops
Rail officials anticipate record grain tonnage this year with wheat yields exceeding 900 million and 300 million bushels respectively. The permit system, key to preventing congestion, may be reenacted at interior markets as ocean shipping improves. Coordination between the railroad administration and the grain corporation aims to keep grain flow smooth and fees minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Administration
Walker D. Hines
Department of Agriculture
Grain Corporation
Aly
Reinaugurate
United States Food Administration Grain Corporation
Airmens greet trans ocean flyers in New York arrival
Scores of aircraft including blimps and hydro planes will greet Lieutenant Commander Towers and the NC air flight when they reach Ambrose channel off the transport Zeppelin on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Towers
NC Air Flight
Ambrose Channel
Zeppelin
Fall Measure Delayed Again in the Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 4 to defer action on the Fall resolution for a separate US Germany peace until the Paris treaty is signed. Senators Lodge and Fall said a majority favored the resolution but timing was not right. Senator Borah denounced the peace treaty as a “guarantee of war” and criticized the conference for Ireland and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Martin
United Press Staff
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Germany
Lodge
Fall
Borah
Senate
Ireland
Korea
Thomas
Colorado
Wheat license proclaims need for millers and bakers
Wheat director Barnes announces under a Wilson proclamation that millers grain dealers bakers and others who deal in wheat or flour must obtain licenses from the director effective July 15. Farmers and small bakers using fewer than fifty barrels monthly are exempted and licenses are issued by zone agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnes
Wilson
No clear news headline found in this fragment
The fragment discusses personal motivation, contrasting doing something for true desire versus doing it to meet others expectations. It emphasizes independence in choosing actions and warns against external pressure shaping one’s will.
Testimony of Aged Man Stands Up On Trial
In Mineola New York on June 25 Dr Walter K Wilkins testified in his murder trial over his wife. The district attorney pressed questions about an old overcoat found in the attic arguing its owner ties to a burglar. Wilkins claimed the coat belonged to one of the intruders who killed Mrs Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N. Y
Walter K. Wilkins
Weeks
Wilkins
Mra. Wilkins
Pacific fleet set for tentative July 17 sailing
Washington reported the Pacific fleet will sail from the Atlantic coast on July 17 as the tentative date. Separately, England has opened a three year training program for women nurses specializing in care for dogs and other animal pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Navy Department
England
Irish Leaders Denounce the Sword in Dublin
Inian LEADERS DENOUNCE THE HULK OF SWORD. The Irish hierarchy at Maynooth denounces military rule and calls for Irish self government. They condemn savage imprisonments and demand an end to English domination, praising American congress sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Maynooth
England
Ireland
American Congress
Soldiers Offered First Choice for Jobs in Ohio
All War Department employers must contact nearest bureau for returning soldiers before seeking labor elsewhere. The U S Employment Service in Ohio is advised. The order covers cantonments camps posts and similar centers and aims to give discharged soldiers the first chance at available jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
War Department
U. S&s Employment Service
Ohio
Emergency Prohibition Policy in Danger as Congress Acts
Washington reports that administration leaders expect President Wilson to repeal wartime prohibition by July 1 or soon after. They argue the emergency ends with the peace treaty, insisting the wartime act is unjust and should be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Ohio Soldier Is Killed in Action
June 25 dispatch lists Corporal Irvin A. Bennett of Burgoon Ohio among soldiers killed in action per the Army casualty report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Irvin A. Bennett
Burgoon, O
Hand operated darning machine promises quick mending of textiles
A new hand operated darning device is unveiled for household use. It claims to mend holes in almost all kinds of textiles quickly and neatly, offering a practical solution for everyday repairs.
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A. V. Donahey
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Princess di Piombino
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the Security Savings Bank
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