Nelsonville Classifieds and Local Notices
Nelsonville rental ad for one large front room suitable for two gentlemen. Sale of a mine pony, weight 600 pounds, 61 inches tall, inquiry to Billy Evans at Nelsonville Brick Plant. Funeral notices for Fred Springer at Carbon Hill Road and Wm. Grey at Walnut Street with Green Lawn Cemetery burial. Short service for Grover C. Power. Mrs. Charles Green obituary on Poplar Street. Local social visits and travel notes include Athens, Camp Sherman, Logan, Columbus, and Wellston residents and guests. Various residents listed with weekend activities and hospitalizations. influenza quarantine lifted in some area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
Nelsonville
Fred Springer
Carbon Hill Road
Johnson
Green Lawn Cemetery
Wm. Grey
Walnut St
Mann
Green Lawn
Grover C. Power
H. P. Quest
Gall
Athens
Charles Newton
Ray Ashby
Adena
Ohio
Art Robinson
Camp Sherman
Alice Mulligan
Columbus
Thos Mulligan
Joe Verity
Wellston
C. Stroupe
Logan
William Burnell
BE. C. Dugan
Hila
Lowell Harnell
Howard Longataff
Frances Parry
Ee George Schwenke
Marion Schwenke
Nelle Wolfe
Nellie Reuter
Myra Higgins
Ruth Love
Margaret Lewis
Sigrid Love
Frank Cooley
Lilly Hatch
Bernard Lama
Heith Burdette
Albany
Harriett Preston
Neil
Fred Preston
Wm. Riddle
Wilfred Edgell
C. A. Hooper
Raymond Fluke
Chas, Matheny
Carl Greshour
Conrad Savage
Floyd Savage
Bay City
Mich
Mable Barnicut
Camp Oglethorpe
Georgia
C. BE. Welch
Elmer Grace
Montgomery
W. Va
Earl Jones
Edward Sharp
C. C. Tedrow
Harry Furntsa
Lancaster
R. C. Graham
Fred Higgins
de Vol
M. M. Russell
Rex Berner
Ben James
Chas. Vorhes
Lou Juniper
Clark Higgins
Vivian Kelley
Charleston
Albert Dilcher
Grant Hospital
Hd Powell
Sheldon
Charles Lowden
Lieut
Norman Marshall
Ellington
Texas
Helen Sharp
Marshall
Garden City
Long Island
Zemo offers quick relief for skin troubles
A 35 cent bottle or 1.00 for extra large size of Zemo from The E. W. Roze Co. promises relief from eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin diseases. The liquid is described as penetrating non greasy and soothing while cleansing and healing the skin swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Roze Co
Cleveland
Christmas Parcels For Soldiers Overseas Emergency Labels
Instructions from Mrs. Page C Morris for sending Christmas parcels to soldiers overseas. If no overseas label is received, a relative may affidavit to obtain one label. Emergency labels not distributed before November 21 1918. Those with a label must return boxes by November 20 to Red Cross station. York township residents not receiving a label may visit Warner Building Nelsonville Ohio to affidavit for emergency label.
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Red Cross
York Township
Warner
Columbus Street
Nelsonville
Ohio
Page C, Morris
Soldiers Given Talk on College Work
The 8 A T C and S N T GC gathered in Ewing Hall for a recreation hour before college opens. President Ellis and Deans Chubb and Richeson urged soldiers to prioritize academic work alongside military training. Letters from the War Department and District Educational Director Hughes noted unsatisfactory scholastic effort and outlined future officer training criteria, plus possible discontinuation of several military topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.N. T. GC
Ewing Hall
Plant
Ellis
Dean Chubb
Dean Richeson
War Department
Committee On
R. M. Hughes
Ohio
Modern Ordnancee
Demobilisation Planned At Ohio Camp Shrinking 158th Brigade
Camp Sherman officials report Washington orders to reduce the 158th depot brigade from about 18 000 to 6 000 men while maintaining training for the 95th division and replacements. No definite plans on troop disposition were announced. Washington directs four training and two development battalions, replacing twelve training battalions and six development battalions. The Red Cross notes 20 000 American Indians among its members.
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Camp Sherman
Washington
158Th
95Th Division
The
American Red Cross
Gas Conservation Chief Hails Public Education on Waste
Samuel S. Wyer, head of the Bureau of Gas Conservation, urges licenses for wasteful gas users and public education on gas value. He cites Richmond Indiana price jumps and notes one sixth of domestic gas is wasted through leaks. He says conservation needs adequate pricing and rate adjustments to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Gas Conservation
Samuel 8. Wyer
Mid-Continent
Richmond
Ind
Ohio
Tombstone for a Gas Well
The public utilities commission expert says a gas well life is three years, eleven months and twelve days. The Findlay field is dead and Newark is tied to old mains as Ashland, Richland, and Medina yields fall. Logan Natural Gas Company draws heavily from West Virginia while shallow pools in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Findlay
Newark
Ashland
Richland
Medina
Logan Natural Gas Company
West Virginia
Cuyahoga
Lorain
School children to learn gas waste avoidance in Ohio and Kentucky
Washington reports the Federal Fuel Administration begins gas waste avoidance instruction for schoolchildren in natural gas regions of Ohio and Kentucky. The program started this month and will spread to all schools in gas producing areas. Government figures show the dollar’s value has fallen from 100 to 1 cent relative to coal metals and labor, with public service rates fixed for five to twenty-five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Kentucky
Federal Fuel Administration
Kaiser Holds Religious Service in His Château
The Berliner Tageblatt reports that the former Kaiser conducted religious services at his château on Sunday, from Zurich dateline dated November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Berliner Tageblatt
Kaiser
Mrs Wilson Expected to Visit Europe with President
Paris dispatch says the Echo de Paris reports Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will travel to Europe with President Wilson during the forthcoming trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wilson
Paris
The
Echo de Paris
NationBansAlcohol After July First In Wartime Measure
The Senate adopted the conference report on the wartime prohibition bill and sent it to the President. The law would make the nation bone dry after July 1 1919, lasting until demobilization of troops is complete and likely aiding ratification of the dry constitutional amendment. In Camp Sherman Ohio two sergeants Demetri and Gair were killed in a powder and fuse accident, Demetri blown apart and Gair dying shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Camp Sherman
Tony Demetri
Bedford
Ohio
Thomas W. Gair
Cleveland
Demetri
Gair
Wilson nominates Davis to British ambassadorship
President Wilson sent to the Senate a nomination of John W. Davis as ambassador to Great Britain and Alexander Co. King of Atlanta to succeed Davis as solicitor general of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Alexander Co. King
Atlanta
Davis
Navy extends discharge option to regular and reserve sailors
Secretary Daniels announced that regular and reserve Navy personnel may now apply for discharge. Priority will be given to those with urgent business needs or plans to return to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Daniele
Government Takes Control Of Marine Cable System
Government control of all marine cables operating under U S law was authorized by the Presidents proclamation. Postmaster General Burlison is named to direct operations of the lines. MISS WILSON INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT IN PARIS CABLE. She resumes engagements for soldiers after minor head injury. BRIDGEPORT IN FLU EPIDEMIC AS DEATHS RISE. COUNTY HEALTH OFFICIALS ACT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Burlson
New York
Margaret Wilson
Paris
Bridgeport
Barton
Ohio University Kindergarten Reopens November 19
The Ohio University Kindergarten will reopen on Tuesday November 19 with regular university departments resuming. It will operate in session from 8 15 until 11 00 a m as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Seasion
Gratitude Post From The Plains For William Hendricks
A Plains resident thanks friends neighbors and the community for kindness shown to his son William Hendricks during illness and at his funeral. He acknowledges floral gifts and funeral service support from local businesses and neighbors.
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William Hendricks
the Plains
Sixth Murder in Cleveland Marked by Stab Wounds
In Cleveland Ohio detectives faced a sixth murder mystery in seven days with a victim found on the street. The latest victim Isadore Golden aged 42 was stabbed twice in the back and witnesses could be located.
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Cleveland
Isadore Golden
Dutch Soldier Bars Kaiser at Dutch Border
United Press report from Amsterdam dated November 18 recounts Sergeant Pinckert’s account of halting the former Kaiser and his party at the Dutch border on November 11. The sentinel warned the group that the first move would be fatal, disarming potential intruders and awaiting Maastricht command. The Kaiser praised the soldier as a good man, while German officers objected to disarmament. The Dutch commandant arrived twenty minutes later as tensions eased. A Telegram report adds that a German airplane carried a high placed personage believed to be the German empress over Zevenaar, fifty eight miles southeast of Amsterdam.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Holland
Pinckert
United Press Today
Kaiser
Maastricht
Zevenaar
Zenevaar
Abolition Urged for German Monarchies by Socialists
Independent socialists issue a manifesto calling for abolition of all German monarchies. A Berlin dispatch via Zurich notes Germany remains burdened by seventeen kings dukes and grand dukes as of November 18.
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London
Berlin
Zurich
German Field Marshal von Mackensen in Hungary with 2000 troops
Von Mackensen, the German field marshal, arrived at Debreczen Hungary with 2000 troops from Romania. The troops were disarmed and began moving toward Germany, according to a Vienna dispatch.
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Copenhagen
von Mackensen
Romania
Debreczen
Hungary
Vienna
Germany
Ohio Leads In United War Work Campaign Across States
Columbus reports Ohio's morning total of 10,223,286 leads all states in the General Department drive. Ohio director F. W. Rameey says the campaign will continue through Wednesday as nationwide efforts push toward the 126,000,000 mark and a whirlwind finish. Twenty six states have met their quotas. others plan large oversubscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
General Department
United War Work
F. W. Rameey
New York
United War Work Fund
Deaths-Funerals Ida Turner 26
Ida Turner aged 26 died November 16 at Athens Stae Hospital of bronchial pneumonia. The body was shipped to Chillicothe today for burial by Newsom-Walburn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Turner
Athens Stae Hospital
Chillicothe
Newsom-Walburn Co
Soldier Arthur Smith Held After Desertion in Zanesville
Arthur Smith of Glouster, a soldier, deserted his post last summer and was recaptured in Zanesville around August 1. Police earned a five dollar reward for his capture and plan to claim another fifty dollars after arresting him again. He is held for Camp Sherman authorities.
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Zanesville, O
Arthur Smith
Glouster
Camp Sherman
Eva Evenor Dies After Illness Pneumonia Flu
Eva Evenor 24 wife of Thomas Evenor of Sand Ridge died at home after pneumonia following influenza. She leaves husband and son Glen age three, her parents Mr and Mrs John Weber of Sand Ridge, a sister and three brothers, with one brother and sister who preceded her in the last two years. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 12 o clock at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Evenor
Thomas Evenor
Sand Ridge
Glen
John Weber
Reat. Dence
Manufacturers Avoid Wage Conflict Says Reconstruction Period Finality
President William H. Barr of the National Founders Association announced that manufacturers do not intend to enter a wage controversy now. He called the wage issue one to be solved during the reconstruction period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Barr
National Founders Association
Cincinnati Cattle Market Strong to Higher in Receipts
Cattle receipts 2600 in Cincinnati Ohio on Nov 18 show market strong to higher with shippers paying 12.00 to 15.75. calves steady with 17.26 to 17.60. hogs receipts 1100, market slow and unsettled with good choice packers at 17.50. sheep 160 with strong gains to 8.00 and 3.50 for lambs at market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lambia
Columbus Ace Wins Last Shot of War Over Germany
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker of Columbus Ohio fired the final Allied shot of World War I. He left his hanger at 10 45 a m and over the German lines at 10 59 a m poured 850 rounds into a German transport column. General Liggett decorated Rickenbacker and Lieut Lewis Simon with the American Distinguished Service Medal.
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France
Eddie Rickenbacker
Columbus
Ohio
Local Creamery Prices See Sour Cream at 62 Cents
Local creameries this week list sour cream at 62 cents and sweet cream at 68 cents per pound, with cream content testing at 17 percent.
Cattle and Hog Prices Decline at Pittsburg Market
Pittsburg market reports 85 cattle cars with lower prices led by choice 16.00 to 16.50 and prime 14.00 to 16.60. Veal calves bring 18.00 to 18.50. Lambs in 15 car receipts range 8.00 to 15.25. Hogs-65 cars steady with primes 17.80, light yorkers 16.26 to 16.50, heavies 16.00 to 16.60, roughs 14.00 to 16.60 and staging at 11.00 to 12.00.
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Pittsburg
Local girl returns unused sugar allotment in first case
In Byesville Ohio on November 18, Mrs. J. A. Livopman reported returning 10 percent of her canning sugar allotment unused. This is recorded as the first such case on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
Diogenes
J. A. Livopman
Toledo Market Quotes: Grains and Provisions Listed
Toledo Ohio cash corn at 1.45 with Osta cash Tec to 77e rye 1.64 barley 1.60 Clover futures shown with Nov Dec Jan Feb values. Alsike alfalfa Nov 19.35 Dec 19.60 Timothy both new and old 4.35 5.45 March 5.70.
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Toledo
Alsike
Grain and pork futures report from Chicago markets
Chicago market notes list futures prices for corn oats and pork with Nov Dec and Jan contracts. Corn Nov 1.30 Dec 1.284 Jan 1.80 oats Nov Tec Dec 74c Jan 74% pork Nov 41 Jan 46.80.
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Chicago
Ill
Fitch Named Scout Commissioner for Ohio
J P Fitch formerly Scout executive at Columbus has been appointed Field Commissioner for Ohio with headquarters in Columbus. He will visit Athens this week to inspect Troop One drill at the Armory Tuesday night and support Scout work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
J. P. Mtch
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Athens
Armory
Purge sale notices and assorted odd items advertised
Unclear fragmentary text lists various items and numbers. Mentions purge sale and sale like items such as paper, popcorn and buckwheat flour, with a contact note to call. Specifics are not discernible due to poor OCR quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Green
Poplar St
F. C. Stedman Packing Co
Rey’s
Lash
Wyer
Tombstone
Zanesville
Mrs
United Preg
Cincinnati Cattle Market
Pittsburg Livestock
Toledo Grain
Chicago Grain
Ford
F. R. Beasley
Glouster Pase
Swanson Furn. Co
North Court Street
the Cline Pharmacy Co
W. H. Brooks
Carpenter's
Athe Idsonville
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