Births Registered in September 1919 Nel sonville York Township
Birth announcements list 1919 September births in Nel sonville and York Township. Boys born to Riley Mechem Hartley Burchfield Theobald Buntoff Hunter Tennyhill Bennett Cunningham. Girls born to Trout Bruce Russell Skiver Mathews Bexfield Mullen Galleger Hunter Worden Hall Barn. Registrar C C Butt notes unreported births should be reported.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Thos
Blanche Riley
Stanley
Helen Mechem
Jas
Mary Hartley
Horace
Mary Burchfield
Harry
Doris Theobald
Otto
Mary Buntoff
Ralph
Frances Hunter
Jno
Myrtle Tennyhill
Hattie Bennett
Everet
Isabelle Cunningham
Joseph
Katherine Trout
Zola Bruce
Mary Russell
Eugene
Delphia Skiver
Mary Mathews
Hershel
Florence Bexfield
Louisa Mullen
Lancy Galleger
Guy
Minnie Hunter
Albert
Freda Worden
W. P
Effie Inman
Fred
Ina Hall
Jao
Lydia Barn
C. C. Butt
M. D
Grace Roberts Hosts Presbyterian Class Party
Miss Grace Roberts entertained her class of girls, class No. 4, at her Chestnut street home Saturday evening. Games, music, and a late ice cream and cake lunch delighted members Bernice Backus Eula Scheeler Violet Tedrow Doris James Florence Wood Frances Merritt Faye Pettit Lucile Hartley Ruth Hyde Virginia Wolfe.
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S. S
Grace Roberts
The
Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Street
Bernice Backus
Eula Scheeler
Violet Tedrow
Doris James
Florence Wood
Frances Merritt
Faye Pettit
Lucile Hartley
Ruth Hyde
Virginia Wolfe
Attending Convention and Socials in Small Town
Mesdames Will Fleck Carl Coak ley R A White Robert Bateman Robert Eddy J W Wien and Elsie Hellyer attend a district Pythian Sisters convention in Middleport. Mrs Joe Galvin and three children stay with her parents at Pomeroy. Methodist church ladies plan an indoor picnic Thursday 10 to 4 with sewing carpet rags and coffee provided. Jack Dempsey named for newborn son of Mr and Mrs William Nash. Gail Galvin visiting friends in Columbus.
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Will Fleck
Carl Coakley
R. A. White
Robert Bateman
Robert Eddy
J. W. Wien
Elsie Hellyer
Middleport
The
Pythian Sisters
Joe Galvin
Mrs. Galvin
Pomeroy
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
William Nash
Jack Dempsey
Nelsonville Classified Ads Offerings and Notices
For sale solid oak davenport leather upholsterd good as new price 25 inquiry of Mrs Isaac Warner. Oak colonnade inquire of Mrs John V Wood 217 W Washington St. For sale brilliant pool room bargain quick sale 101 W Columbus St Nelsonville O. Notice baby pull cart missing from Clarence Wemsley 116 Jefferson St please return. Closing out sale of phonographs table models 10 floor models 59. German and Japan harps Sauters Studio 56 Fulton St. Christmas photos order now no last minute orders Sauthr's Studio 11 6 to 12 7.
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Isaac Warner
John V. Wood
Washington St
Columbus St
Nelsonville
Baby
Clarence Wemsley
Jefferson Street
Saturn
Sauter’s
Fulton St
Sauthr
Local Residents Hosting Visitors Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs William Hick entertained with guests Sunday including the latter’s brother E C McKee his wife and son Leonard from The Plains R R Stalter spent Monday in Columbus on business James Smith was a business visitor in Columbus Monday Miss Mabel Poston returned from a visit at Athens G A Barber returned to Pittsburgh Pa after a week with Mr and Mrs T C Galvin
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William Hick
E. C. McKee
Leonard
the Plains
R. R. Stalter
Columbus
James Smith
Mabel Poston
Athens
G. A. Barber
Pittsburgh
T. C. Galvin
Missionary Society Attendees Depart for Conference
Mrs Frances Socie and Mrs Julius Fischer left Monday for Ironton to attend a Women's Home Missionary Society conference. Fischer is district secretary and Socie a vice president. Mrs Eph Stratton and daughter Mae head to New Smyrna Florida for winter. Mr and Mrs D F Shafer and daughter Vesper visit from Columbus. Lou Shafer joins them homeward. Joe Edwards guests of son and daughter in Columbus.
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Frances Socie
Julius Fischer
Ironton
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Fischer
Socie
Eph Stratton
Mae
New Smyrnia
Fla
D. F. Shafer
Miss Vesper
Geo. Silecott
Columbus
Lou Shafer
Joe Edwards
Darken Gray Hair Naturally With Sage and Sulphur
Advert describes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It promises gray hairs will disappear by morning with one or two applications and claims resulting hair will be darker glossy and youthful looking.
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Wyeth
Railroad Legislation Moves to Special Order in House
Washington report says railroad legislation became the special order with continuous consideration from noon to 10 pm and two hours for dinner. Lawmakers plan to rush the bill though passage is not expected before next week as ten hours of general debate are allowed today and tomorrow before amendments. The key issue is when federal control will end.
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Washington
House
Berger Ousted From House by Overwhelming Vote
Washington November 11 Vicetor L Berger Milwaukee Socialist was denied his seat in the house by an overwhelming vote 309 to 1 due to opposition to war. Representative Voigt Wisconsin the lone supporter of the Wisconsin Socialist.
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Washington
L. Berger
Wilwaukee
House
Berger
Representative Voigt
Wisconsin
Perry County Man to Take a Federal Place
Cincinnati November 11 judge Maurice H. Donahue of New Lexington Ohio received his commission as judge of the United States circuit court of appeals. He will come to Cincinnati Thursday to take the oath and assume his duties.
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Cincinnati
Maurice H. Donahue
New Lexington
Ohio
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Donahue
Prince of Wales Wins Homey Welcome in American Town
On the Prince of Wales arrival at Rouse Point New York the crowd pressed for handshakes with the prince using his left hand saying he had done that with the right lately. The 63rd infantry band played and Secretary Lansing shook his hand. The scene was a brisk brisk American small town greeting before the train moved toward Washington.
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W. R. Hargraves
United Press
Prince OF Wales
Washington
United States
Rouse Point
American
Prince Edward
Edward VI
America
63Rd Infantry
Edward
Guard of Honor
Lansing
Gosh
Westward Cold Wave Delays Trains Across Plains
Chicago suffers through a cold wave from recent storms across the north and middle west delaying trains and crippling wire service. A Colorado blizzard threatens livestock with heavy snows and high winds reported in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Burlington trains in Nebraska face eight to twelve hour delays and Fargo freight trains are canceled while passenger services run three to five hours late.
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Chicago
North
Middle West
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Burlington Road
Fargo
N. D
County to Erect Garage to House Its Motor Cars
Workmen raze the old county barn and shed behind the Messenger Building to clear space for a new county garage. The glazed tile structure will measure 42 by 75 feet, cost about $3 500, and house all county trucks and machines as motor buses replace horses and mud.
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Messenger
Peace ends war but miners’ strike vow remains
Birmingham on November 11. William L. Harrison president of the Alabama Federation of Labor says the peace declaration will trigger a new strike order by coal miners. He calls the federal court injunction the rankest outrage and vows continued fight for justice and liberty for workers as war ends.
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Birmingham
Ala
Coal Miners of America
William L. Harrison
Alabama Federation of Labor
Harrison
Aow
Dentist Dr. J N Brown Opens Albany Schedule
Dr J N Brown, located in Nelson Block on South Court Street, takes over the Albany practice with weekly sessions on Wednesday and Thursday and remaining time in Athens. The office previously occupied by Dr W S Murray.
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J. N. Brown
Nelson Block
South Court St
W. S.murray
Albany
Athens
Wartime Prohibition Case Set for November Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on November 20 over the wartime prohibition act after the government and liquor interests successfully moved to accelerate the appeal from a Louisville federal court ruling that the act is unconstitutional. If the court sides with the wets, wartime bans could end even before peace or demobilization, affecting 69 million gallons of bonded liquor worth about 75 million dollars and potential tax revenue of 401 million dollars.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White
Louisville
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
High Court
Congress
Cleveland Chosen As 1920 American Legion Meet Site
In Minneapolis on November 11 the American Legion selected Cleveland Ohio as the 1920 meeting place after a tight vote with San Francisco. Indianapolis won as permanent headquarters after a long ballot with Washington. An Indian mint official unveiled a new device to detect counterfeit coins.
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L. R. Blanchard
United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
American Legion Today
Cleveland
Ohio
San Francisco
Europe
Indianapolis
American Legion
Washington
India
Grand jury returns seven indictments in Tuesday session
The grand jury handed seven indictments on Tuesday including a secret one. Several defendants face arraignment Thursday. Hamilton DeWees is charged again with incest involving his daughter Ruth. Other indictments include burglary and larceny tied to a Milfeld box car robbery, concealed weapon, assault with intent to kill, larceny cases and Effie McMasters for larceny. The jury roster lists multiple Athens area jurors and others from Dover York and Ames. Two divorce cases were filed with requests for child custody and name restoration.
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Hamilton DeWees
New Marshfield
Ruth
DeWees
Ed Smith
Joe
Edgar C. Thompson
Milfeld
John Collie
Harold Montgomery
W. G. Brill
Newman Branham
Ott Branham
Wm. Lyons
Forest Carpenter
Effie McMasters
Sean McColley
A. A. Dodds
Rome
H. E. Barnett
Troy
Orley Porter
Athens
Tom Davis
York
J. H. Cabeen
Wm? Ryan
Dover
C. V. O'Neal
Ames
William Johnson
J. H. Spauld
Ohio River Stages From Pittsburg Report
Ohio River readings show Point Ridge 6.2 feet and falling Derris? Noted. Herr's Island at 6.4 feet steady Davis Island 7.7 feet and falling Beaver Dam 7.9 feet and falling Parkersburg 10 feet rising Point Pleasant 7.5 feet and falling.
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Pittsburg
Ohio River
Point Ridge
Herr’s Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Assure Ford Car Deals At Present Prices
A sales notice urges buyers to place bona fide orders for Ford cars now to secure models at current prices. It cites war demand and limited availability, claims many wanted Fords previously, and promises holding without storage or interest. It notes two territory regions Nelsonville and Amesville and invites prompt action to avoid missing out.
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Nelsonville
Amesville
Ford
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