Social News Roundup of Visits Trips and Weddings
A long list of social happenings includes visits from Mrs. John B. Lewis of Akron to Oak Street, travel plans by Judge and Mrs. E. D. Sayre to Neebish Michigan, and several parties and gatherings across Columbus, Columbus Centenary, and Circleville. Local residents attend expositions, weddings, and military events with relatives and friends in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
Oak Street
John B. Lewis
Akron
P. G. Moler
Beryl
Beulah
Columbus
Linworth
J. E. Williams
Mr. Moler
Buckeye Lake
Bigamy and bootlegging arrests shake Athens in police blitz
Sunday and Saturday nights brought a flurry of arrests in Athens as county and city officers seized 32 quarts of whiskey from Cal Coss at 131 Mill Street. Coss faced Mayor Woodworth on a charge of keeping a place where liquor was sold and given away, pled not guilty, and posted $500 bond with two attorneys. Federal action possible. Cass allegedly ran liquor routes from Kentucky to Ohio through Cincinnati, active since February.
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Athens
Cal Coss
Coss
Porter
Bolin
Parker
McKinley
Mill Street
Woodworth
Louis Coss
Cass
Cattlettsburg
Gallipolis
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Bigamy Case in Modoc Prompts Grand Jury Action
John Waitorich of Modoc was arrested Saturday evening by Sheriff Parker and Deputy McKinley at his home on a bigamy charge. Acquaintances say he has a wife in Russia and married another woman in Modoc about a year ago. A grand jury will investigate. A crazed dope fiend found in Dr. Lees office Sunday was taken to hospital after being dazed by drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Starr
Norwalk
Crestline
Gordon
Stogie
Camp Sherman
Hendrickson
Argonne Drive
John Waitorich
Modoc
Parker
McKinley
Waitorich
Russia
Parkersburg Joy Riders Arrested After City Run
Four youths from Parkersburg two white women and two men one described as a negro were detained by Chief Porter and Sheriff Parker after a late Saturday night trip across the river in a Hudson. The car needed garage repairs in Athens and officers traced the occupants to arrests at a garage and a hotel. No liquor was found and officials believed the car may not have been stolen. evidence was deemed insufficient for charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Porter
Parker
Athens
Bartels
Train misidentification ends in swap of prisoners
District Attorney Bolin advised officers to drop the case and release the trio Monday forenoon after a confusing scene on a K M train. Chief Porter pursued a man with Chaplin moustache. a mistaken passenger was swapped and sent to Rendville to fetch the real suspect Willie Jackson. Ophie McDonald and George Rockhold were among the party, with two alleged underage white girls involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolin
Columbus
Ophie McDonald
Maried
George Rockhold
Audrie Lagsdon
Nettie James
Charlie Chaplin
Porter
Rendville
Chaplin
Willie Jackson
Lancaster youths flee Harwich cafe thefts end at coal tipple
Two Lancaster youths William Runyon of Ironton and Adam Bence of Youngstown entered the Harwich restaurant around one o clock Saturday. Officer Bolin chased one youth. the other fled barefoot and hid at the coal tipple bruised feet. The pair broke into a Sugar Grove store Friday night with clothing and sweaters among seized items. They were returned to the Boys Industrial School after capture.
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Lancaster
Harwich
Bolin
Sugar Grove
Wiliam Runyon
Ironton
Adam Bence
Youngstown
Boys Industrial School
Basil Minor Jailed Over Unpaid Taxi Fares
Basil Minor was jailed Sunday evening by local officers after taxi drivers reported he rode in their cars without paying. One driver claimed six dollars and another two dollars fifty cents in fares. Arrangements were expected to be made for payment and his release later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Minor
Minor
W H Brooks Specials For All This Week
Local store W H Brooks announces weekly specials on groceries and household goods including soup beans ten cents per pound eight dozen heavy can rubbers twenty five cents sixpound boxes of Argo starch twenty five cents and more with items like canned salmon steel cut coffee and galvinized tubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brooks
Clark's O. N. T
N. Court Street
Argentine Telegraphs Adopt Automatic Message Printing System
Argentine telegraph firms widely deploy a system that receives messages and prints them automatically by a machine, streamlining delivery and reducing manual handling across the network.
Wisler Credits Cure to Chamberlain Tablets
In 1909 Wm B Wisler of Douglassville Pa describes a severe indigestion attack that prompted a free sample of Chamberlain tablets by mail. He says the remedy helped him greatly and he has not suffered a similar attack since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wisler
Chamberlain
Wm. B. Wisler
Douglassville
Auto crash near Taylorville claims four lives in Ohio
Dayton Ohio June 30. Coroner Willoughby plans to interview Eluer Bessler 17 to determine if a stalled auto caused a Sunday crash with a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. Four died in the collision including three Bessler family members and Mrs Earl Kress. Five others injured were treated at Miami Valley Hospital and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Willoughby
Eluer Bessler
Taylorville
Earl Kress
Carl Bessler
Ida Foster
Richard Foster
Bobby Kress
Miami Valley Hospital
Wm. Bessler
William Bessler
Leroy Bessler
Verona
Earthquakes Kill Hundreds in Three Italian Cities
A Rome dispatch reports last night’s tremors killed 150 in Florence and Bologna, 100 in Vecchia, with several hundred injured across the three cities. Shocks persisted throughout the night, as Italy reels from the deadly sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Florence
Bologna
Italy
Exchange Telegraph Company
Rome
Vecchia
Prize Split Between Miss Widdemer and Carl Sandburg
An unnamed donor at Columbia University awarded the prize for best book of verse published in the prior year. The award was divided between Miss Margaret Widdemer for Old Road to Paradise and Carl Sandburg for Cornhuskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlumbia University
Margaret Widdemer
Paradise
Carl Sandberg
Daily Market Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 60 cars market higher with choice 14.50 to 15.00 prime 13.50 to 14.25 common 12.00 to 13.25 real calves 18.50 to 19.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 10 doubles market 25 higher prime wethers 9.50 to 10.25 good 8.50 to 9.25 fair mixed 7.50 to 8.25 lambs 13.00 to 17.50. Hogs receipts 20 doubles market higher prime heavy 22.50 to 22.65 mediums 22.50 to 22.65 heavy yorkers 22.50 to 22.65 light yorkers 21.00 to 21.25 pigs 20.25 to 20.50 roughs 17 to 19.50 stags 18.00 to 14.50.
Chicago Produce Market Prices Scratch Record
Butter Creamery quoted at 47c 50c for firsts and 45c 46% for seconds. Ordinary butter 38c 39c. Cheese varieties Twins 30%c 30%c, Young American 31c 31%. Live poultry 30c.
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Aes Ordinaries
Liberty bond quotations for New York on June 30
Liberty bond quotations listed with prices for 3144 and 414 series. First 4s, Second 4s, First 4Ms, Second 414s, Third 414s, Fourth 44s, Victory 3Ms and 4s are shown with precise dollar values. Market brief notes current bid prices across multiple series.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Market Closing Prices for Grains and Seeds in Toledo
Closing prices listed for corn, oats, barley, rye, alsike, clover seed, and timothy in Toledo Ohio. Prices shown for various grades and contract months with figures ranging from 70s to 83 cents for oats and up to $27.75 for clover seed in cash terms.
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Toledo
Timothy
Cincinnati Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Cattle receipts light and market steady with ships paying 11.50 to 14.00. Calves steady to strong with extras up to 19.00. Hogs receipts 8300 and market firm to 0.25 0.75 higher, good packers and butchers 22.00. Sheep receipts 3600 and market steady with lambs 18.25 to 18.50 and up to 8.00 for extras.
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Cincinnati
Livestock Markets Report with Prices and Receipts
Hogs receipts 56 000 with market low and price ranges for butchers packing light pigs roughs. Cattle receipts 22 000 with steady to lower market and price ranges for beeves butcher stock canners cows calves. Sheep receipts 22 000 with steady to lower market and lamb and ewe price ranges.
Cincinnati Produce Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Cincinnati prices show eggs steady with losses. prime firsts 43c per dozen, firsts 41 to 44c, ordinary firsts 39c, seconds 36c, duck eggs 43c. Live poultry lists fowls 5 pounds and over 29c per pound, under 29c. broilers 1% pounds and over 52c, under 114 pounds 45c. roosters 18c.
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Cincinnati
Divorce figures spark debate on happiness in marriage
The text argues that nobody is happily married and that experience shows married people often feel unhappy until they marry again, suggesting a search for a happy middle ground.
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Upper Sandusky
W ¢ Bm
Joe Fa Son Fryburger
Judge
E. D. Sayre
Neebish
Michigan
Mrs. Sayre
Louise G. Leete
Washington D. C
C. H . Grosvenor
Emmett H. Cotton
Gon. Paul and
Gordon Herrold
Pearl Duffey
Mona and
Zella
Union Furnace
Roy L. Dupler
Morris Avenue
Athens Council No. 128 Daughters of America
Clarence D. Kyle
Columbus Wholesale Grocery Co
Beatrice Pennell
New Southern Hotel
H. G. Jefferson
Roy Shirley
Mr. Jefferson
Bloomingburg
Circleville
C. W. Stone
Lewis Stone
Allie Stone
Helen Bachellor
Utica
Emma Cook
Beebe
Eliza Minear
Anna Cook
William
Madeline Schaeffler
Coshoces
Leo Schaeffler
Equi Rand
Schaeffled
Grace Wood
James P. Wood Jr
Cleveland
George C. Parks
Clark B. Williams
Chillicothe
Ohio University
Charles Minton
Catharine Nowles
Harry, Taylor
Charles Moore
Lower Plains
Minton
Mr. Moore
Emmett Copeland
New England
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Avery
Christine Coleman
Howard
Vera Howard
Yeomanette
Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Lawrence
Marble
Civil Service
Ellen Boelzner
Pheenix
Arizona
H. J. Reading
P. C. Boelzner
William Alderman
Madison
Wisconsin
G. H. Maxwell
J. L. Maxwell
Miller Bros
Delaware
Homer Scott
D. N. Higgins
White Hall
Harry White Hallenbeck
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Lieut. Hallenbeck
Pawtenket
East
Garpenter
Glouster
Nelsonville
Cal Cass
Gonfan
John Buu
Fushnell
War Chest
Executive Committee
Inauto
Pittsburg
Chicago
Toledo Grain Market
Union Stock Yards
Rey
Lash
Carranza
Mexico
League of Nations
Oxfords
Hiytspinson &” & Stieney
Oies
Bank
Ohio
D. H. Moore
Alderman
C. G. O'Bienens
F. B. Kiltan
Aes't
Jacob Bros
Ing Machines
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
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