Local social rounds fill Sunday with visits far and near
Sand Rock residents spent Sunday with Charley Antles near Trimble while Jewett and John Parmeter visited their sister at Stewart. Linscott relatives hosted family gatherings and school term attendance at Ohio University. Cross town visits included Oggs with Colvins, Thelma Colvin with Dorothy Potts, and Jed Linscott with B W Linscott. Joella Copeland wed Edgar Grosvenor. relatives gathered in Nelsonville and Broadwell for the ceremony.
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Carl Grandstaff
Charley Antles
Trimble
Jewett
John Parmeter
Stewart
Dick Linscott
Chauncy
Arelia Linscott
Myrtle
Louise Linscott
Sybil Robinson
Ohio University
George Ogg
N. H. Colvin
Thelma Colvin
Dorothy Potts
Tick Ridge
Jed Linscott
B. W. Linscott
George Brown
Broadwell
Tresa Shannon
Carlos Ogg
Nelsonville
Joella Copeland
Edgar Grosvenor
Ruth Roberts
Rebecca Linscott
Hal Brawley
Syracuse
Jess King
Amesville
Karns
Perryville
Mary- Jane
Alfonzo Cole
Methodist conference shifts to global issues in Des Moines
At the Methodist general conference in Des Moines on May 8, discussions moved from spiritual matters to world concerns. A league of nations vote split between a pro US participation plan and treaty reservationist views. Governor Henry B. Allen of Kansas spoke on his state’s industrial court law.
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Nes Moines
Methodist General Conference
League of Nations
United States
Henry B. Allen
Kansas
Billy Whiskers and Night Chase Turbans to Nightlife Chaos
In a Turkish street scene Billy Whiskers Night and Day fend off a dog attack, chase two saluting men, and dodge a furious Turk over beads and beads while Night boasts horned speed. The escapade ends with the goats fleeing Constantinople amid a rooftop bead frenzy and a note of tomorrow’s departure.
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Amore
Night
Day
Diary Entry From Philadelphia Reunites Old Friends
The writer visits Philadelphia enjoying rest with close friends and revisits Green's Restaurant, their old hangout. He recalls six months at The Academy, shared memories with Margot Nina and Greeny, and notes the familiar scene, table, and staff as if time had stood still.
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Philadelphia
Green's
The
Academy
Europe
New York
Margot
Old City
Greeny
Nina
Obituary of Hannah Maria Robinson Maxwell
Hannah Maria Robinson Maxwell was born July 4, 1845 and died April 20, 1920 at 74 years. She leaves husband James O Maxwell and seven children, including Kate Downey and Mary Graham, two siblings, ten grandchildren, and mourners noting her church faith, energetic spirit, and generous neighborly deeds.
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Hannah Maria Robinson
Hannah Maria
Joseph
Jane Robinson
William Robinson
Shelly
Iowa
Henry Philips
Athens
James O. Maxwell
Kate Downey
Mary Graham
Jennie
William
Benjamin
Charles
Clarks Chapel
Minnie Sams
M. BE. Church
Change of Time for Services at South Canaan
Due to preaching services at 2 30 P M on Sunday, Sunday school will meet at 1 30 P M instead of 9 30 A M. Preaching will be by Rev Turner missionary for the Marietta Baptist Association. You are welcome.
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South Canaan
Turner
Marietta Baptist Association
German three wheeler taxicab with front wheel motor
A German invention features a three wheeled taxicab with the motor mounted directly over the front wheel. The design places propulsion ahead of the cabin, suggesting a compact, maneuverable urban vehicle.
Lumbago Treated By Pink Pills Report
A testimonial shows lumbago from overworked back muscles improving with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Mr James P from Shillington Pa describes initial weakness and stomach trouble followed by restored appetite, pain relief, and better sleep after two weeks of the pills. Sold by druggists.
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James P
Vonnieda
Shillington
Dr. Williams
Will Revive Bonus Plans With Fordney Return
Washington May ?Efforts to revive the soldier bonus bill hinge on the return of Rep Fordney Michigan chairman of the house ways and means committee The advocates plan to cut total expenditures under any soldier aid program to 1 000 000 000 from 1 800 000 000 The committee will meet to consider revisions but a full agreement is unlikely until late in the week Leaders expect the proposed tax on retail sales to be eliminated.
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Washington
Fordney
Michigan
House
Ways and Means
Gold From Rubbish Heaps Near Old Stamp Mills
Gold in paying quantities is being obtained from heaps of rubbish near two old South African stamp mills that were fused to extract gold from ore from nearby mines until they were abandoned years ago.
Wilson to Stay Out of Allied Turkish Settlement
President Wilson will refrain from further participation in the Turks settlement as the VerSaales treaty lingers. Allies intend to formal acknowledge the note without accepting his plan to oust the Sultan. A direct Italy Yugoslavia accord is viewed as likely for Adriatic issues. The Russian question may be settled independently by the United States and allies.
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Washington
Wilson
Versailes
Constantinople
State Department
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Bartlett residents visit Sedwick family
Broadwell Mrs Hazel Sedwick and children of Bartlett visited J P Sedwick and family recently. Mrs David Colvin has recovered from ten days illness. Spring painting has begun and Harkins and James have painted their dwellings. House cleaning is active. Chas Roberts and wife travelled to Pomeroy on Sunday. Postoffice mail route inspector visited to review a proposed Stewart route. Local mail service remains uncertain, reliant on occasional Samaritan help with Stewart mill sacks.
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Hazel Sedwick
Bartlett
J. P. Sedwick
David Colvin
QO. T. Harkins
Frank James
Chas, Roberts
Pomeroy
Postoffice Mail
Senior Day Observed At College With Large Parade
Elaborate exercises planned for Senior Day on May 19 at the college. John Hancock High students, training school pupils and kindergarteners will form a procession with three bands. Over 2,000 young people will march. President Ellis noted two short classes in the morning and a 9:30 start for exercises. full program to be announced.
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John Hancock High
Ellis
O. U. Beats Heidelberg 7 to 4 in Batting Burst
Ohio University defeated Heidelberg 7 to 4 as Earich and Fuller led the offense with three hits each. Cy Young logged five strikeouts in the first two innings before giving way to Gatchel, who steadied the mound. White, Stocky, and Gatchel contributed offensively while Skinner impressed behind the plate for Ohio.
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Heidelburg
Cincinnati-Ohio
O. U. Field
Bohn
White
Stocky
Gus
Earich
Stockdale
King
Fuller
Loomis
Cy Young
Clyde Gatchel
Houser
Texas
Welker
Michaels
Lecrone
Courtright
O. U
Gatchel
Sagger
L Lutheran
Heidleburg
Skinner
Ohio
Tiny Mackie Rupe Born and Died in 1918 1920
Carl Malcolm Rupe son of Howard and Halsie Rupe lived 16 months from Nov 8 1918 to Apr 8 1920 amid prolonged illness. The burial followed a April 7 service at the family home led by Rev Parmalee with pallbearers Bertha Folden Fannie Swan Helen Folden and Freda Dennison at McCaskey Cemetery.
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Carl Malcolm Rupe
Howard
Halsie Rupe
Little Mackie
Eliza Lee Follen
Parmalee
McCaskey
Bertha Folden
Fannie Swan
Helen Folden
Freda Dennison
Colorado delegates favor General Wood in state convention
Colorado's uninstructed delegation of 12 to the national Republican convention was completed today after selecting the big four. The preference shows a majority for Wood with Lowden a close second.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
Wood
Lowden
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