Local Notes From Elsonville and Nearby
Mrs. Lena Burgoon of Richwood is the guest of Mrs. Maggie Linscott. Virgie Sibert has returned home after a visit with relatives in Columbus. Ruth Russell has returned home after a week's visit at Hiram. Mrs. James Evans is visiting friends in Columbus. Mrs. Ruth Hall leaves this morning for an extended visit with her son in Columbus.
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Lena Burgoon
Richwood, C
Maggie Linscott
Virgie Sibert
Columbus
Ruth Russell
Hiram
James Evans
Ruth Hall
Advertised Letters and June School Activities in Nelsonville
Advertised letters for Nelsonville Ohio dated June 24 1919 include Cole Leo Culp Sam Lanning Mrs Cassie Lent Mrs Homer Losey Mrs William Matheny Mrs Elizabeth Nelson Joe Pettitt Mrs C E Rizer Harry Srees Mrs Liz zie and R F D 4. Friday evening at 6 15 the West school play hour features Miss Bulah Scott and helpers listing new games contests and children stories. Physical Director Sullivan plans ongoing activities for boys as indoor base
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Nelsonville
Cole
Leo
Culp
Sam
Lanning
Cassie
Lent
Homer
Losey
William
Matheny
Elizabeth
Nelson
Joe
Pettitt
C. E
Rizer
Harry
Srees
Lizzie
R. F
West School
Bulah Scott
Sullivan
Classified Ads Highlight Deals In Nelsonville
Local listings show motorcycles pumps and well supplies repairing services and farm and household items. Entries include a 1919 Harley Davidson with side car at 806 Chestnut St and J A Isselstein deals in produce brooms beans and potatoes with prices noted. Also ads for phonographs suns and trucks plus a rental at 893 High St and a general Nelsonville business listing.
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Chestnut St
Indoor baseball and school programs verse weekly events
The week features a ball program at East school with about 200 attendees on Monday despite rain shortening the program. Miss James and Miss Jones lead the girls and children while Central school expects a large turnout for a special program next Tuesday evening. Baseball at the city playground occurs Thursdays with indoor baseball for boys at the same time as the men.
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Miss James
Miss Jones
Central School
Card of Thanks and Family Notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement and notes thanks to Rev Dr Mann and Mr and Mrs Stout. Signed by Mr and Mrs WM Cox and Family and Mrs Estella Adams. Also mentions Estella Adams’ brother Private Frank J Galyere arriving from overseas service.
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Dr. Mann
Estella Adams
Oak Street
Frank J. Galyere
Lincoln Chautauqua guarantors meet at Y M C A
Guarantors are called to meet at the Y M C A Friday at 7 30 PM for important business. B F Martin has gone to Huntington West Virginia due to his brother John Cline's death. George Cline returned to Crown West Virginia after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Cline.
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B. F. Martin
Huntington
W. Va
John
George Cline
Crown
Tom Cline
The Follies of Youth in Cincinnati Reds Outing
Colonel Pat Kessinger chaperoned a party through Hamilton County visiting Newport hot spots. The Mechem brothers Harold and Stanley and "Dutch" Shafer joined a youth delegation that watched the Giants game at Redland Field and planned a World Series meeting with Reds players after a rainout and a failed Chicago doubleheader.
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Pat Kessinger
Cincinnati Reds
Hamilton County
Mechem Brothers
Harold
Stanley
Shafer
Linton
Manhattan
Gibson House
Newport
Giants
Redland Field
Chicago
82 Years Old and as Good as a Youngster
An elderly man claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his catarrh and digestive ailments after years of illness. The ad touts the preparation as harmless, removing mucus from the intestinal tract and easing stomach and liver complaints. One dose supposedly convinces, with money-back guarantee. McKee Drug Co. promotes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Glouster News Highlights Fourth of July Plans and Local Notices
Community events unfold with a large parade led by Jacksonville band on July 4, plus contests, races, and a doubleheader baseball game between Glouster and Murray. Obituary notes include Jenkin Walters of Glouster, recently deceased in Santa Monica. Local postal workers receive pay raises effective July 1, with route-based salary increases.
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Jacksonville
B. F. Achaue
Glouster Bank
F. O. E. Hall
Golden Eagle Hall
K. of P. Hall
I. O. O. F. Hall
Red Men's
Opera House
High Street
Athens Lumber Co
Madison Street
Main Street
Urbancrest
Main
High Streets
the Grove
James Ball Taylor
Malta
R. R. Philbrand
Aanesville
Grove
Soldier Boys
Colored Glee Club
Glouster
Murray
Jenkin Walters
Santa Monica
Cal
Mr. Walters
Walter Walters
West
Hood River
Oregon
Jenkin
California
Post Office Department
Washington
Glouster Cooperative Store elects directors and declares dividend
Cox, M. Penman and M. M. Bryson were reelected as directors of The Glouster Cooperative Store Co. A dividend of $1.00 per share was declared. Directors plan a meeting next Wednesday night to organize.
Warden proposes plan to end Ohio death penalty
Warden Thomas of the state penitentiary asks the legislature to change capital punishment laws. Under the plan murder defendants would be sent to prison with a death sentence but the governor would set execution dates, effectively abolishing the death sentence while preserving the electric chair for extreme cases.
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Columbus
Thomas
Penitentiary
Ohio
Congress moves to separate enforcement acts for prohibition
The House Judiciary Committee proposes distinct enforcement acts for constitutional and wartime prohibition to adjust enforcement during the war. In New York the U S circuit court of appeals upheld the wartime prohibition act and dissolved the injunction, limiting enforcement against 2.75 percent beer pending higher court ruling.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
New York
N. Y
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mayer
Federal District Attorney
Internal Revenue Collector
Wreck Delays Salem Freight Traffic and Troop Trains
A freight wreck at Salem West Virginia yesterday halted most traffic. Only one of seven troop trains reached its destination by 5 15 PM, an out fit bound for Camp Sherman. Varied reports say troop movements continue today with trains through Athens, as Red Cross volunteers await details while Athens All Stars youth baseball team announces a challenge and lists players and positions.
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Salem W. Va
Camp Sherman
Athens
Red Cross Committee
Railroad Administration Considers Raising Freight Rates Again
Washington June 26 The railroad administration is giving serious consideration to increasing freight rates once more Director General Hines told the house interstate commerce committee. He said the agency faces a grave revenue problem to meet deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Administration
Hines
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Hamburg in Turmoil Rebels seize control in Hamburg
London dispatch reports rebels in complete control of Hamburg with General Von Lettow ordered to crush the revolt by force. Berlin confirms the action as tensions escalate across the region.
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Hamburg
London
Berlin
von Lettow
Local draft board members in Ohio receive governor certificates
Columbus Ohio June 26 local draft board members statewide were mailed certificates signed by the governor stating they had faithfully performed their duties during the war.
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Columbus
American heir to British title and fortune
From Mineral Ridge Ohio a local Justice of the Peace, Joseph Bevis Pierre, becomes Sir William Joseph Bevis Pierre a British Lord and heir to a fortune of 3.45 million dollars. He says he will stay in the United States while his naval officer son and army nurse daughter are Americans but may return if needed to England to settle the estate. The title comes through his grandfather and his brother Sir Albert Douglas Bevis Pierre, who died May 15.
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Mineral Ridge
Joseph Bevis Pierre
William Joseph Bevis Pierre
House of Lords
Pierre
J. F. Anderson
London
Albert Douglas Bevis Pierre
England
Bevis
United States
New London
Florence Annetta
Wool Clip Sells for Record 60 1/2 Cents in Montana
A Boston wool house bought 41 000 pounds of wool from a local grower at 60 1/2 cents a pound, reported in Great Falls on June 26. The deal is described as the highest wool price ever paid in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Boston
Nelsonville Page Meet Friday Evening
The W E A O T M will hold a regular meeting at Macabee hall in Nelsonville Friday evening June 27. Initiation of several candidates will be followed by refreshments.
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Nelsonville Page
Nelsonville, O
Macabee Hall
Konenkamp Threatens Nationwide Strike Tactics
Ss Konenkamp, president of the encee Telegraphers Union of America, vows to widen the current southern strike of Western Union operatives to a nationwide scale. He notes the strike has not yet spread to the Postal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Konenkamp
Encee Telegraphers’ Union of America
South
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J. A. Isselstein
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Gale
Sauter
Smith
Bell
S. T. Buck
Gen. del
O. A
High St
Ike Warner
Emerson
Stratton's
Fayette and Hocking St
Detroit
F. R. Beasley
Amesville
Glouster News
Rose Buhla
Myers’ Tailor Shop
Sophia Davis
Anita Stewart
Union
Hollister
J. F. Higgins
W. R. Dewland
Tom
F. A. Ogden
Prop
Glouster, O
Jack Pritchard
General Insurance
Nelsonville, Ohio
Inlast Review
House
Athens All Stars
Athens County
Kahler
K. Sharp
E. Sharp
Foraker
Battin
Russell
Hale
F. Coursey
Young R. F. Hickman
W. U
America
Goodyear
Athens County Buick Co
Chas. Mills
Palm Beach
Madras
Panamas
Knit Union
The
Scott Haney Co
Good Clothes
J. Konenkamp
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