Nelsonville Sportsmen hear of delays in game farm eggs
A dated letter to C. E. B. Scott president of the Nelsonville Sportsmen Association notes pheasant eggs from Wallace Evans Game Farm are about a month behind due to bad weather. The office will ship 200 eggs directly, and stock fish from Lake Erie district is also delayed with plans to consign the next car-load within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Scott
Nelsonville Sportsmen Association
Wallace Evans
Lake Erie
A. C. Baxter
Div
Fish
Gani
Love Family Welcomes Daughter Betty Cristee
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Love of Akron announce the birth of a 7 pound daughter, Betty Cristee, born Sunday May 16 at their home. Betty is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Love of Akron. Mrs. John Love is visiting Akron with her son and daughter in law. Jr. O U A M members are urged to attend a practice meeting next Monday night at their hall. Mrs. Julius Fischer traveled to Logan for a 10 o clock breakfast hosted by Mrs. Carlton Bright for the Tourist Club. Ad and letters noted include Coleman Miss Rose E Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Love
Akron
John Love
Betty Cristee
Julius Fischer
Logan
Carlton
Bright
Nelsonville Repair Offers and Local Notices
Nelsonville community classified items include repair ads for clocks sewing machines and phonographs by G D Brewer & Son at 100 Columbus. Lost motor tools and a silk hose package with rewards offered. Public notices on exams and a sale of wool blankets and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone
Citizens
G. D. Brewer & Son
Columbus
Yor
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Butch” Graham
Fulton Street
Mann's Business College ad for draftsman training Columbus Ohio
Ambitious men and women may qualify for drafting positions earning 150 to 300 monthly. Chief draftsman will instruct at home or arrange residence school. Also teaches bookkeeping shorthand and secretarial work. Free booklet on request. 732 N Hight St Columbus established 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann’s Business College
Schultz Building
Columbus
Ohio
N. Hight St
Local Notables Named in May 17 1920 Ad List
A May 17 1920 newspaper notice lists individuals including Thos Devault Ed Elliott Mrs Fay Figgins Emma Finn Mabel Graham Rog How ard Freada Johnson Mattie Johnson Bertha Johnson De Potts Charles Shelton Abe Super Six Coal Co Sigler Ray Shelton Mrs Royal Smith Jude Smith Guy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Devault
Elliott
Fay
Figgins
Emma
Finn
Miss Mabel
Graham
Rog
Howard
Freada
Johnson
Mattie
Bertha
de Potts
Charles
Shelton
Abe
Super Six Coal Co
Sigler
Ray
Mrs
Royal
Smith
Jude
Guy
Special Episcopal Church Service Confirms Ten
At 2 P M tomorrow the Right Rev Bishop Theodore Reese of the southern diocese of Ohio will confer the rite of confirmation on ten candidates. Rev C B Plummer helps. Bishop Reese will preach. Mrs Edna Burns Lefevre and Raymond Ashby sing Love Divine All Love Excelling. L Elda Crouse plays the organ. Hymns listed. All friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Reese
Ohio
C. B. Plummer
Reese
Edna Burns Lefevre
Raymond Ashby
L. Elda Crouse
Jesus
Redeemer
Special communication of Philadorean at 7 tonight
Masons announce a special communication this Friday at seven o'clock. The Mason degree will be conferred upon two candidates. A large attendance is desired. ED C Cooley W M IVAN Kinney Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cooley
W. M. Ivan Kinney
Nelsonville High School stages She Stoops to Conquer play
Senior class presented the five act comedy at Stewart’s Opera House last night to a large crowd. Cast list includes Sir Charles Marlow Hastings Tony Lumpkin and Miss Neville with students such as Miss Viv Nixon Miss Georgia Warner and Miss Lena Bowers performing poems and prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High
Stewarts Opera House
Viv Nixon
Georgia Warner
Lena Bowers
Miss Hyde
Charles Marlow
Dean Nelso Young Marlow
Hardcastle
Lowell Burnell
Mildred Patton
Minuet
Mildred Bayless
Agnes Raden
War Guilty Ordered to Appear in Leipzig Court
Berlin May 20 The Attorney General has summoned the accused German war guilty named in the recent allied note to appear in court at Leipzig between June 7 and June 20, The Tageblatt said today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leipsig
Tageblatt
Rutland Notes from Pomeroy and Nearby
Rutland community gossip covers Miss Clara Henry visiting A Beans home, Mrs. Morrell and daughter with Columbus relatives, Mrs. Sidenstricker at Scott Canaday’s, and Mrs. Sallie Chase returning from Texas to live with her son Sumner after selling property. Juanita Russell resigns from Rathburn’s. a shower is rumored. Pomeroy telephone operators strike annoys locals. Jonathon McHaffe is dangerously ill and requires three caregivers. Asbury Jewell’s birthday celebrated. Eighth Grade commencements announced for Letart May 26 to Columbia June 16. Rev Parmelee at Norwalk Baptist convention. Rev Ashton to the manele fence nest Sunday at auditorium. Harold I 2 position?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Henry
Pomeroy
Rathburn
Jonathon McHaffe
Friends of Asbury Jewell
Letart
Portland
Chester
Hiland
Tuppers Plains
Racine
Reedsville
Burlingham
Dexter
Harrisonville
Columbia
Rutland
W. F. Parmeleée
Norwalk
G. L. Ashton
Harold I
Sinn Fein Raid Stirs Dublin Castle Mail Pouches
Sinn Feiners seized Dublin Castle mail pouches in a daylight raid. They claim to have found hundreds of letters and documents including confidential reports from British consuls in the United States and copies of an American newspaper. the group plans to publish the materials for propaganda. The raid prompted Dublin authorities to guard the mail in armored carriers with machine gun protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Press
Dublin
By. Mail
Dublin Castle
Sinn
Secret Service
Sliding Wage Scale Debate Before Railroad Labor Board
Chicago May 20 Rail executives press case before President Wilsons railroad labor board seeking a billion dollar wage increase for two million workers. E T Whitter for managers expected to present data on seven years of wage advances and argue for a sliding scale tied to living costs as prices peak and may fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
E. T.whitter
Whitter
Family Honors Father on His Sixty Second Birthday
Mr and Mrs Clarence McNeal hosted a Sunday gathering for David Six honoring his 62nd birthday. Attendees included many grandchildren and relatives from New Marshfield Athens Carbondale Salem Nelsonville and Columbus with one son absent and a granddaughter missing due to incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Clarence McNeal
David Six
Fred Six
Columbus
Grace Landis
Carbondale
David
Garnet
Richard
Ralph
Samuel McNeal
Salem
Alva Tom
Faye
Athens
Fred Beverage
Gerald
Howard
Clyde
Paul
Helen Marie
Pearly Sin
Verna
Katherine
Floyd
Robert Carmichael
Nelsonville
Clark Hunter
Mildred
Lawrence
Blaine
George
Gush
Ke Louise
New Marshe
Church series to discuss labor capital and society
The Brotherhood of the First Christian Church announces talks on labor capital public law and the Brotherhood of man. William Green secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers will open with Labor and its relation to social service on Sunday May 23 at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the First Christian Church
America
Americans
God
Brotherhood of Man
William Green
United Mine Workers
Green
Surprise 62nd anniversary honors Mr David Six at McNeal home
A surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McNeal home honored Mrs. Six's father Mr. David Six on his sixty second anniversary. He received a lodge ring from his children as a gift. Many relatives gathered from Carbondale Athens Salem Nelsonville New Marshfield and Columbus for the event with a full dinner and photos taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Clarence McNeal
Fred Beverage
Gerald
Howard
Clyde
Paul
Helen Marie
Carbondale
David
Gus
Garnett
Richard
Ralph
Clark Hunter
Blaine
Lawrence
George
Mildred
Helen Louise
Alva Tom
Thelma Aye
Athens
Sam McNeal
Salem
Robert Carmichael
Nelsonville
Earl Landis
Fred Six
Columbus
Three Injured in NYC Central Collision Near Dietrick
Three men were injured when a New York Central team struck an army truck at Dietrick Crossing today. The accident left the injured men rushed to local stations with non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneaut
New York Central
Dietrick
Ace pitchers carry teams in early baseball action
Henry L. R. L. Farrell notes that ace duos shape pennant races. Williams and Cicotte led 1919 Chicago White Sox to strong starts, while Coveleskie and Bagby paced the Cubs. Alexander and Vaughn show form for the Indians and Cubs as pitchers deliver wins and steady runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. R. L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Kid Gleason
Eddie Cicotte
Claude Williams
White Sox
Tris Speaker
Tan Coveleskie
Indians
Fred Mitchell
Grover Alexander
Vaughn
Chicago Cubs
Williams
Cicotte
Gleason
Coveleskie
Bagby
Neece
Walter Reuther
Seninae
Pat Moran
Alexander the Great
Big Jim Vaughn
Cubs
Cooper
Babe Adams
Pirates
Lee Meadows
Eppa Rixey
Phils
Chicago
Alexander
Daves
Ehmake
Tigers
Johnson and Shaw
Washington
Yanks
Ring
Reuther
Reds
Giants Need Infielders Giants Need Infielders
National League managers regret winter restraint as Giants Cubs and Pirates seek infielders and pitching reinforcement. McGraw needs infielders and another pitcher while Bernie Neil shines during training. Brooklyn and Chicago discuss trades and rosters as others evaluate their staff strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Farrell
United Press
New York
National League
Gambie
Jannie McGraw
Waldorf
Giants
Robins
Cubs
McGraw
Fletcher
Doyle
Nehf
Jess Barnes
Snyder
Gonzales
McCarty
Hughes
Pirates
Philadelphias
Cards
Wilbert Robinson
Bernie Neil
Roby
Brooklyn
Fred Mitchell
Alexander the Great
Big Jim Vaughn
Stefhle
Charney Herzog
Care of thanks for kindness after brother Mill’s death
In gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of my dear brother Mill I note silent floral tributes and comforting words from our pastor Rev C C Hart. The devotion of all who aided me has brightened a life filled with sorrow and is deeply cherished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
C. C. Hart
Civil Service Exam Notice Issued for Rural Carrier Post
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination on June 15, 1920 to fill a rural carrier vacancy. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, may be eligible if discharged for injuries, with applications obtainable from designated offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D.C. Forward applications promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Civil Service Commission
Bienka
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington
Confirmation Service Friday at Good Shepherd Church
The Rt. Rev. Theodore L. Rese Bishop Co Adjutor of Soules Cone will hold confirmation at the Good Shepherd Church on Friday at 6 Sark. All parishioners and clergy are invited to attend and those seeking confirmation should contact the rector promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Rese
Soules Cone
Good ‘Shepherd
Sark
Reese
Reidey
Pleasant surprise party honors Florence Brown before Akron start
Miss Florence Brown leaves for Akron for employment as friends gathered Thursday at Miss Mary Ator’s home. Guests included Miss Alda Ashworth, Lucile Carr, Forest Leighty, Addie Becket, and others. Receptions followed with music and refreshments late. Mr and Mrs Curtis Sheshwan recently moved into John Brown’s former house. Mildred Brown of Springfield visited with her parents Leroy and Mrs Brown this week. Large crowd attended M P church services with Rev Geinheimer preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ator
Florence Brown
Akron
Alda Ashworth
Lucile Carr
Forest Leighty
Florence
Addie Becket
Nis Wingett
Georgie Blackburn
Emma
Mildred Gulley
Martha Watts
Glennella Burleigh
Mary A‘or and Me
Frank Fichey
James Matheny
Herbert Leighty
William Lock
Emery
Edward Rai
Joseph Belpie
Leslie White
Curtis Sbheshwan
John Brown
Mildred Brown
Springfield
Leroy Brown
M. P
Geinheimer
Veterans march in last grand review in West Virginia
In Sistersville on May 20 the West Virginia G A R convention saw 125 veterans march in what may be the state’s final parade. The thinning ranks mark an era as the veterans parade through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistersville
W. Va
West Virginia
Forty Horses Wanted and Advertised in Messenger
Bowman of Carpenter advertised a horse for sale and asked to discontinue after about forty calls. The note shows the phenomenon of high demand exceeding supply, as Bowman says he does not want any more inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Bowman
Carpenter
Messenger
Bowman
Mr Clarence Hummel Celebrates 73rd Birthday at Home
Clarence Hummel of Union Furnace and his sister Mrs Ethel Spurier visited parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Hummel Sunday to mark Mr Hummels seventy third birthday anniversary, an event noted by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hummel
Union Furnace
Ethel Spurier
Alfred Hummel
Mr. Hummel
Death probe opened into auditore case in kings county
District Attorney Lewis opened an inquiry into the death of Joseph Auditore the millionaire stevedore at his widow and four children's request an exhumation and fuller investigation. The body may be moved from Miss Jennie Lebansky's apartment where he lay ill for under a week. Auditore signed a will two days before death leaving eighty thousand dollars to Dr A Mone Lessger and life policies totaling fifty thousand to Miss Lebansky. His family were denied access to the apartment during the illness except for his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Auditore
Lewis
Kings County
Mia
Auditore
Jennie Lebonsky
A. Mone-Lessger
Lebansky
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Gtill
Watkins Street
C. E. Dowler
Buchtel
Ed Sholts
New York Coal Co
Albany
Harisonville
Hock- Hocking Lodge No
G. D. Evener
Jap Anderson
J. T. Spencer
Ed Wall
Grove Street
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Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
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Ron nvEnches
Peru
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Girls of Ohio University
College
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Tims
Weldonville
Home Furnishing Co
J. I. Pritchard
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