Nelsonville News Notes and Local Notices
A compact Nelsonville column lists real estate for sale on West Washington Street Third and High streets and High street, plus a small farm near mines in Co. J. Sanders K of P Ridg Nelsonville. Community updates include guests from O U and naval enlistments in Lancaster, a B and O telegraph operator visiting, and several local transportation and sports details.
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Washington Street
Third
High Streets
High Street
J. Sanders
Decoration Day Observed in Nelsonville with Services and Parade
Observances marked Decoration Day as Greenlawn cemetery received flowers on soldier graves. A large parade led by Chief Pearson moved through city streets with band, Boy Scouts, K of P, Masons, G A R and W R C members. At Fort street cemetery Rev Matheny spoke after G A R chairman G D Ridenour presented him. Flowers were laid at the river bridge for sailor graves. Also reported: Robert Bone and Miss Frederica Kasler attended a wedding in Xenia and Gretchen Kasler visits Mary Carpenter.
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Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Pearson
K. of P. Order
Masonic
Fort Street
G. D. Ridenour
Matheny
River Bridge
Stanley Dew
BE. V. Moody
Robert Bone
Frederica Kasler
Xenia
Louise Bone
Henry Deitz
Gretchen Kasler
Mary Carpenter
Deserter Roscoe Barker Arrested. Registration Soon Due
Roscoe Barker colored was arrested at the ball park by Officers Pearson and Dew on a desertion charge. He registered at Gary West Virginia last June but did not complete his questionnaire and is said to be evading his duty. All men 21 since June 5, 1917 must register next Wednesday June 5 at Nelsonville City Building from 7 AM to 9 PM.
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Roscoe Barker
Ball Park
Pearson and
Dew
Barker
Gary
W. Va
Nelsonville
Dinner Honors Lima Guests at Columbus Street Home
Mrs. W. T. Grose hosted a six o'clock Sunday dinner at her Columbus street residence to honor Mrs. Frank Primmer and her daughter Janice of Lima, Ohio. Guests at Camp Sherman this week include Mrs. Wm. Bumgardner and daughter Mildred and Mrs. Frank Primmer.
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W. T. Grose
Columbus Street
Frank Primmer
Janice
Lima
Ohio
Wm. Bumgardner
Mildred
Camp Sherman
Bope-Hayes Club Ties Locals Then Tops Them in Afternoon
The Bope-Hayes club of Columbus tied the locals 4 to 4 in the morning game and shut them out 3 to 0 in the afternoon. Inability to hit in the pinches proved the undoing of the home team.
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Bope-Hayes Club
Columbus
Pitching duel notes from Chaffin game recap
Bases on balls favor Cassidy 4 and Simpson 1. Cassidy struck out 6 while Simpson fanned 10. Stewart keeper of the passed balls. White and Thompson hit by pitch. Time of game 1 hour 50 minutes. Um
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Nelsonville Abrh
Collins
Anderson
Kimble
E. Stewart
RIUM
DU Eenmenbeed
Farrow
Spore DE
Arnesensinin Gopienendl
Chaffin
Thompson
Grady
Rapp
Andreson
Smathers
Taylor
BE. Stewart
Detwirler
Myers
Bartoe
Valentine
Mr. Shackert
Bope-Hayes Aba
Schenck
Gbale
Ae Rapp
Ss Packard
Rf Thompson
Cassidy
Damatl
Nelsonville
Simpson
Stewart
White
Priscilla Art Club Meets at Miss Howe’s West Franklin Home
The Priscilla Art Club meets this evening with Miss Mary Howe hosting at her West Franklin street residence. The gathering focuses on art activity and socializing in a neighborhood setting.
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Priscilla Art Club
Mary Howe
West Franklin Street
Malone Hosts Dinner on Monroe Street
Mr and Mrs C A Malone entertained at their Monroe street home Thursday night. Guests included William Humphrey of Athens Lon Higgins and daughter Lulu John Adams Raymond Humphrey the hosts and their children. Mrs R L Tomlinson Mrs FB J Kessinger and daughter Mary Elizabeth accompanied Hubert Tomlinson as he leaves for Des Moines Iowa for the summer via Columbus.
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C. A. Malone
Monroe _ street
William Humphrey
Athens
Lon Higgins
Lulu
John Adams
Raymond Humphrey
R. L. Tomlinson
FB. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth
Hubert
Des Moines
Iowa
Columbus
Local Social News Highlights Steadfast Gatherings
Mrs G L Steenrod entertained at dinner for Decoration Day with Spencer Steenrod and family, Hyler Steenrod, Naomi Steenrod and Allard Hostetter. Visits from Marion Lynch of Columbus to the Junipers, and travel plans of Dr H Li Heck to Dayton. Birth of a daughter announced for Nelson Dowler. Parrys of Chauncey hosted guests Will Parry. Jennie Finney of The Plains visited. Humphrey of Athens visited daughter Mrs C A Malone. Robert Morgan of Columbus visited. Mrs Clayton Murphy celebrated birthday with silk handbag gift and light refreshments. Dave Thomas of New Straitsville and Will Hillyer of Jacksonville visited Mrs John Rhodes. Dana Starr and sons visited C E Starr in Athens.
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G. L. Steenrod
Madison Street
Spencer Steenrod
Barbara
Hyler Steenrod
Naomi Steenrod
Allard Hostetter
Marion Lynch
Columbus
A. J. Juniper
H. Li Heck
Dayton
Nelson Dowler
Ray Parry
Chauncey
Will Parry
Jennie Finney
the Plains
William Humphrey
Athens
C. A. Malone
Robert Morgan
Clayton Murphy
Clinton Street
Murphy
Mesdames H. Johnson
Emma
J. R. Howe
Mary
Ivan Kinney
Joe Figgins
Saunders
James Delph
B. Green
Ed. Heselden
John Murphy
Iva
Carl Coakley
Dave Thomas
New Straitsville
Will Hillyer
Jacksonville
John Rhodes
Dana Starr
C. E. Starr
Samuel Poston
Gertrude Joyce
Tom Joyce
Cambridge
B. L. Harrell
John
Charles Krizer
Bremen
L. P. Preston
Carl Linton
Mae
Chas. Scott
Asbury
Wesley Six
Carbondale
John Barrows
T. J. Davis
Dow
Magnetic Springs
H. L. Heck
Albert Barber
Abram Rink
Charles Newton
Frances
Logan
Cosmopolitan Club Hostess Leads Ladies Evening
Mrs. Harry Jackson entertained the Cosmopolitan Club at her country home. The program featured Reading The Hock Hocking Hills by Mary R. McGill and an original poem by Miss Ella Patton. Letters from a Red Cross nurse in France and a Belgian soldier were read, followed by a social hour and a cut glass bowl gift to Edith McCulloch Stiers. A two course luncheon was served.
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Harry Jackson
Cosmopolitan Club
Hock Hocking Hills
Mary R. McGill
Martin Ohlinger
Ella Patton
Bertha Nixon
Red Cross
France
Moore
Lane
W. R. Stiers
Edith McCulloch
B. 8. Hamilton
Floodwood
Miss Wilson
Chauncey
Mayme McNerney
Mesdames
Walter Wolfe
C. L. Stout
J. W. Johnson
Walter Saunders
Eugene Hohenadel
Edytha ‘Trickett
Myrtle Moor
Daisy
Rose Herrold
Doctors Urge Phosphated Iron Use For Vitality
Leading doctors nationwide praise Phosphated Iron as a reliable blood and nerve builder. The product, offered in capsules by McKee Drug Company and major druggists, is advertised to combat fatigue, poor blood, and lack of energy, promising renewed health and restful sleep.
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McKee Drug Company
American Raid Penetrates German Line Near Toul
United Press reports an American raid in Lorraine penetrated the German third line north west of Toul after a heavy bombardment. Yanks crossed No Man's Land and swept enemy trenches, survivors fleeing. Americans then probed German positions and returned to their lines. Our losses were light.
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Lorraine
Toul
No Man’s Land
Draft Call: 275000 Men to Entrain June 24
About 275000 men will be drafted to entrain June 24. The call affects every state in the union.
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Washington
Sweden US Britain France Italy seal wartime shipping pact
London officials announce a wartime shipping agreement among Sweden the United States Great Britain France and Italy. The accord releases four hundred thousand tons of Swedish shipping for wartime use.
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Washington
Sweden
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
London
Washington says Foch lacks men for major counter drive
Army officers report the Allied commander cannot mount a large counter offensive. They warn reserves are so thin that the aim is to halt the German advance. Information indicates French troops were pulled from quiet sectors to bolster Flanders and Picardy fronts as March fighting looms. Strong defensive lines along the Marne are noted.
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Washington
Foch
Flanders and
Marne
Ward Destroyer Launch Sets World Record at Mare Island
San Francisco reports the destroyer Ward will be launched at Mare Island Navy Yard tomorrow, sixteen days and ten hours after keel laying, establishing a world record for rapid construction.
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San Francisco
Ward
Mare Island Navy Yard
Carseytown Social Lights Diminished by Arrests
Sheriff Lowry and Deputy Parker arrest Ed Carsey and Lizzie Shatterfield in Carseytown. Carsey bound over to the Grand Jury on a felony charge with $300 bond. Shatterfield given a suspended 90 day sentence conditional on staying out of the county. Residents head to Chillicothe and Lodi news notes. Wheaton & Crooks Hardware promotes a wickless gas oil stove.
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Lowry
Parker
Carseytown
Woodworth
Ed Carsey
Lizzie Shatterfield
Chillicothe
Lodi
Lizzie
No Relaxation In Grain Conservation Warned
Washington on May 30. The food administration warned there must be no relaxing in the vigorous conservation of wheat to meet the necessary shipments to American fighters overseas and allied peoples.
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Washington
Food Administration
Postal Clerks in Cincinnati Back Madden Bill Support
Telegraph reports from Washington indicate conferees in both houses agreed on the Madd en bill granting postal employees a raise for the next year. The decision marks a welcome climax to the eighteenth annual meeting of the state branch of the United National tion of Postoffice Clerks held today.
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Cincinnati
Washington
House
Senate
United National Tion
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F.C. Stedman CO
Mar
Nelsonville News
Messenger Branch
Fulton Street
Depot
C.H. Bartlett
C. H. Bartlett
Bell Phone
Wans
Williams
Stacker
the Presbyterian Church
Chas. Nash
Elizabeth Street
Morning Gate Bope-Hayes AB
Detwiler
Wheaton & Crookes Hardware Company
H. W. Brooks
United Press
Wheaton & Crooks Hardware Company
Edison
Darktown Strutters
Dixie Volunteers
Collins & Harlan
Billy Murray
Ada “Jones
Rachael Grant
Ada Jones
Vernon Dalhart
Creature’s
Wisconsin
Brandywine
Walter van Brunt
N. Y
Ralph Errole
Geo. Wilton Ballard
Will Oaklandee
Ll Wika
G@od
May B. Wright
Jesus
Savior
Metropolitan Quartette Records
Liza Jane
WYNNT
Whistling Coon
Meeker & Empire Vaudeville
Elephant and the Fly
Piccolo & Bassoon
Edison Blue Amberol
N. Court Street
J. D. Haskins
Athens National Bank
Getter
Carpenter Hdw. Co
Glouster
Fultons
Michigan
Navy
Fairbanks
Old Reliable
the Fublon Grocery
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