His Giants Rise to Defend Neutral Treaties in War Phrase
A tumultuous poem praises a giant West leader gathering forces from diverse sources to defend treaties and defeat German enemies. It mentions massive mobilization, aircraft, and millions of supporters while hinting at future conflicts and dangers to international agreements.
War Department orders 8,000 trucks from fifteen makers
Washington May 25. The War Department announces orders for 8,000 three to five ton motor trucks from fifteen mobile manufacturers. This adds to 10,000 similar trucks already delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army to open nursing school at Camp Sherman Ohio
Washington May 27 an army school of nursing will be established at Camp Sherman Ohio. It aims to train Ohio women for patriotic service and provide education and a life vocation. The program offers a diploma or civil hospital credit if the war ends early, with admission for women aged 21 to 35 who have a high school education and meet health and moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army School of Nursing
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Gorgas
Red Cross War Fund Exceeds Quota Across Lake Division
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky state managers report a combined total of 11 003 755 raised as of May 26. The lake division is about 2 000 000 over its quota and the minimum division total is projected at 12 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Japanese aviator Tetsukichi Isobe noted flyer and hero
Tetsukichi Isobe a retired lieutenant commander of the Japanese navy is highlighted as one of Japan's famed aviators. He served in the French army during the current war as an aviator in the French Foreign Legion and was decorated for bravery by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetsukichi Isobe
Nelsonville Notes and Community Notices 1926
Nelsonville social and business notices, county news, and a long list of alumni, arrivals, and local events. Includes two help-wanted ads, a Hocking Valley Christian Endeavor convention report with schedules, Scout parade, patriotic program, and community announcements from May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dille
Nelsonville
Ohio
Hocking Valley Christian Endeavor Convention
Ladies of the Christian Church
Hazel Salyers
Haines A. Reichel
Geo
Royal Linscott
C. E
Geo. L. Ashton
Lapshcauveie
H. A. Reichel
Jessie Mills
East Tennessee
Damon D. Watkins
Standard Suit for British War Time Clothing Planned
London May 27 England plans to introduce ready made standard suits of clothes in serge and tweed to match war time shoes. First grade material about 20 dollars, second grade under 15 dollars. Serge suits available to measure, tweed not. 750000 to 1000000 suits expected for sale in June to August under the Board of Control of Wool Textiles Production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Department of the War Office
Board of Control of Wool Textile Production
State School Head Deplores School Show
State School Superintendent F. P. Pearson urges Ohio educators to cut waste and consolidate small schools to save money for children. He stresses simple, sincere administration, efficient use of time, and better geography and spelling through newspaper-based teaching, warning against showy displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Backstops Through Time Without Modern Protection
A contrast between the present day armored backstop and early baseball catchers who played without any protection, suffering frequent injuries such as blackened eyes and broken bones.
Loyal Packers Sold Bad Meat to Army
The federal trade commission filed complaints against Morris and Company and Wilves ton and Company charging sale of spoiled food to the army. The firms allegedly knew the meat was unfit for human consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Morris and Company
Wilveston and Company
Great Packing Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mien
Madras
Balbriga
Uncle Sam
By Richard A. Purdy
The
Vigilantes
George Kocsis
Miner
Poston
Mattie Sebo
Hungary
Otho H. Williams
the Cotton & Lancaster
Stratton's
Artcraft
William S. Hart
Sill
Hawk Parsons
Pathe News
Majestic
Nville
Edison
Hickman's Pharmacy
United States
Canada
K. OF P. Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Ford Parts
Beasley’s
Gahageselsonville
Glouster and Amesville
Japan
Nelsonville News
Messenger Branch
Fulton Street
Depot
C. H. Bartlett
Home
Bell Phone
E. R. Rike
Columbus Street
Reible
Mills
Inez W. Pedigo
Treadley
Missipehilliess
God
United
O. H. Williams
Hendershott
Morgan Benediction
Damon D. Watkins Bible School
Morrison
Sylvia Tschantz
M. Reichel
Miss
Techantz
Christ
Dr. R. A. Hitt
Call For Life
Benediction
Boy Scouts
Artud Mann
Ed, Fluke
Jane
Columbus
Lawrence Kellar
Stacy Sharp
Ruth Conaway
Logan
Pierce Stratton
Norman Theiss
Theiss
Mary Pickens
Circleville
P. B Lama
PD. A. Ferree
Blanchester
James Martin
Betty Green
James Martin, Jr
Henry Courtney
Bartlett
Will Anderson
Akron
Mayme Keplar
Lucile Hartley
Chas. Vorhes
Adena
Evelyn Terry
Athens
Laura
Hazel Davis
Mildred
Ruth Vorhes
Eva Cotton
J. M. Hyde
Mia. Putnam
Alexander Lamb
Pittsburg
Fred Johnson
Edward Sharp
O. U
Oscar Aumiller
Leighton
Elizabeth Edington
Rachel Silvas
Mary Pensyle
J. M Arthur
Warren
C. H. Terry
Carl Barth
Coolville
Carrie Grimm
Harry Rodda
Harriet Summers
Toledo
A. B. Wells
John Galvin
Geo. Galvin
Colmbus
Tom Vavin
Fred Cruenie
A. G. Cotton
Forrest Marsh
Theron Morgan
Delaware
Gladys Bunion
Bertha Nixon
Miss Lentz
Chas. Ray
Adams Street
Clarence Monks
Mound Street
Chas. Rhodes
Jeona McVickers
Ivan Kinney
Kinney
Charles Henry
Effie Smith
Olive Brooker
Florence Bruer
Millfield
E. CC. Dugan
Clifford Saunders
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Fenton Wolfe
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Raymond Wolfe
Patriotic Service
Methodist Episcopal Church
Re- Hef Corps
Arthur M. Mann
Eudora Chapter
Fay Hammond
Bertha Longstaff
Stanley R. Barstow
Davis
F. P. Pearson
School Workers of
Pvaralc
Margarita Fischer
William 8. Hart
Enid Markey
Kitty Gordon
Gladys Leslie
J. Frank Glendon
Princess Pat
Jack Richardson
Pastime Theatre