U-Boat Chasers Do Great Work In Durazzo Engagement
A squadron of 12 American submarine chasers formed screen for bombardment ships at Durazzo. Under Capt. C. P. Nelson and Lieut. Com. P. H. Bastedo the unit faced heavy fire with no casualties and reportedly sank one Austro-Hungarian submarine and damaged another. They escorted a hit British cruiser to base and examined an enemy hospital ship. The operation praised by British observers marks a notable first for chasers patrolling and depth charging against submarines in the Adriatic theater.
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London
C. P. Nelson
P. H. Bastedo
Naval Reserve
Austria-Hungary
Durazzo
Archibald Hurd
Adriatic
Zeebrugge
Albania
Glouster Election Quiet. Cox Leads City Over Willis
The Glouster vote was unusually calm with Governor Cox carrying the city 339 to 193 over Frank D. Willis. Willis carried Precinct 1, but Cox won the other three. Brown led for lieutenant governor, and M. B. Archer won for state senator 804 to 267 over S. Cunningham. Hatch led in the three-candidate representative race with 280, Aker 27, Thompson 30. Worstell won judge of the common pleas court with 223 votes. Keenan 167 and Koons 180. Carsie Vernon and Harold Kinney of Great Lakes, Ill, returned home to vote, and J. W. Coy, a former resident, died in Pennsylvania last week.
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Glouster
Cox
Frank DB. Willis
Willis
Brown
M. B. Archer
George
Red Cross reports steady aid despite epidemic
In Hebbardsville Red Cross members skip weekly meetings, work from home. September October output includes 52 pairs socks 5 sweaters 4 wristlets 56 hospital shirts 7 pajama suits and 7 outing shirts. Mrs Wakefield finished her 40th pair of socks. Local charity events and visits noted, with a Sunday service announced for November 10 at 2 30 and 8 30 if not altered.
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Red Cross
George Wakefield
Earl McBee
Alpha Gordy
Margaret's Creek
Jeff Blackwood
Albany
Samuel Masters
Athens
M. E. Durch
Obituary and local notes from Logan area
Mrs John Loomis of Logan died at her Corning home after a serious illness. Emma Burdette of Nelsonville visited her mother here. Elza McGranier and Elaa McGranier shopped in Athens. Geo Ball family visited Millfield. Roscoe Shields recovering from flu. Min Cook left New Pittsburg Coal Co to work at Hamley Run. Roy Michaels remains ill with typhoid. Ed Michaels attended Orval West funeral in Athens. Mrs W J Hawk visited Athens.
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John Loomis
Logan
Charles
John Taylor
Hocking
Corning
Emma Burdette
Nelsonville
Elza MecGranier
Athens
Elaa McGranier
Geo. Ball
Mill
Roscoe Shielda
Min Cook
New Pittsburg Coal Co
Hamley Run
Roy Michaels
Ed Michaels
Orval West
W. J. Hawk
Mrs Kendall Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Jane Ann Kendall aged 39 died at her home near the city on Tuesday from pneumonia following influenza. Funeral services are expected Thursday afternoon with burial to be in the city cemetery.
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Jane Ann Kendall
Pneumonia Ends Life of Millfield Woman at 39
Mrs. John Tax of Millfield died Tuesday morning from pneumonia following the flu. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Catholic cemetery, conducted by Rev. Fr. Shaffer, of this city.
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John Tax
Millfield
Fr. Shaffer
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J. W. Coy
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Hebbardsville
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