Nelsonville Notices and Local Ads
Lost gray pony in Nelsonville with contact Charles Vorhes at 41 West Franklin Street for recovery. Domestic coal for sale by Charles Vorhes. For sale a seven room home on West Washington Street with modern improvements. contact Lon Coakley or call 498 West Beil. Rev Johnson has been called to fill the local Christian church pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Pony
Charles Vorhes
W. Franklin St
West Washington St
Nelsonville
Ohio
Lon Coakley
W. Beil
Washington St
Johnson
Lost hundred dollars in Nelsonville reward offered
A $100 loss on the streets of Nelsonville with $16 already returned. A ten percent reward is offered for the return of the remaining money. Contact William Coakley at 486 West Washington Street or Bell 455R. Dated October 22.
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Nelsonville
William ~ Coakley
Washington St
Bell
Wanted to Buy Side Seat and Team of Horses
Help wanted ad from Nelsonville seeks a side seat and a team of horses. Contact Bell Phone 65W for details. Postmark 10-23-3-p.
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Bell
Nelsonville
Car available for sale from Albert Neiman ad
Juel has a new car for sale at the Bell Phone 3928W listing. The ad notes the price is right and the buyer ready for care. {}23-3-p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juel
Petoes
Caie
Albert Neiman
Bell Phone
Just Rite Millinery Offers Ladies and Children's Hats
Special sale at Just Rite Millinery with discounts from ten to fifty percent. Rite-styice, Rite-prices, and Rite-service emphasized. Sale date appears as 10-24-2 in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ythpu
Just Rite
Ohio Brewers Reject Disloyal Ties in War Time Vote
C. C. Sharp and W. L. Hudson urge voters to back dry ballots in a wartime campaign. They accuse United Brewers Association of aiding the German alliance, claim brewers oppose food and fuel conservation, and attack civic groups while casting opponents as unpatriotic.
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Ohio
United Brewers Association
Y. M
Salvation Army
C. C. Sharp
Twp
W. L. Hudson
Campaign Mer
Kreig Visits Brother Recovering From Illness
Logan resident Mr. Irvin Kreig visited his brother Mr. H. D. Kreig in the city on Tuesday as the latter slowly recovers from a serious illness described as lumbago and rheumatism.
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Irvin Kreig
Logan
H. D. Kreig
New Minister Has Arrived in City
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson and their title daughter have arrived from Paulding Ohio and are guests at the A & Mechem home on West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Johnson
Tittle
Paulding
Ohio
We A & Mechem
West
Aged Resident Dorcas Johnson Dies After Illness
Mrs. Dorcas Johnson aged 68 died last night at her home on Madison Street after a months long cancer illness. A long time resident she is survived by children Mrs. Ed Irvin Will Peal Russell Merrell and Joe Johnson all of this city and Frank Tartley of Logan. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Dorcas Johnson
Madison St
Johnson
Ed Irvin
Will Peal
Russell
Merrell
Joe Johnson
Pon
Frank Tartley
Logan
Visitors and Local Guests Return Home Across Area
Miss Irene Watkins returns to Chauncey after a several days visit with Elsie and Besse Ailes. Miss Mary Woodard of Bridgeport Ohio visits her parents Ward and Mrs Woodard. Mrs James Harbarger and children go to Logan after visiting Miss Louise Pearce. Mrs Sarah McCall spends Wednesday with her daughter in Logan. Than Edirzton of Camp Sherman visits his mother and relatives. Mr and Mrs T C Green stay with relatives in Logan. Mrs Dowler of Pickerington Ohio visits Mrs Sarah Silcott. Mrs Blaine Carr returns to Newark after staying with Sam Longley.
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Irene Watkins
Chauncey
Elsie
Besse Ailes
Mary Woodard
Bridgeport
Ohio
Ward Woodard
James Harbarger
Logan
Louise Pearce
Sarah McCall
Than Edirzton
Camp Sherman
T. C. Green
Dowler
Pickerington, O
Sarah Silcott
Blaine Carr
Newark
Sam Longley
Clarence Hale 1892 1918 Murray City native dies at Camp Sherman
Clarence Hale son of Henry and Victorian Hale was born January 2 1892 in Murray City and died October 19 1918 at Camp Sherman at age 26 years 9 months 17 days He joined the military June 27 1918 at Camp Sherman and served in 12th Co 3rd Training Venue as a military police He belonged to Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles No 1044 Murray City The obituary notes he was affectionate and thoughtful and leaves grieving parents and a host of friends and relatives with a memorial verse about his loss and heavenly rest.
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Clarence Hale
Henry
Victorian Hale
Murray City
Camp Sherman
Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Ite
12Th Co
Clarence
DENSCTT QUITS AT HI SCHOOL
Principal J. D. Bennett resigns as Athena high school head to manage family business in Westerville. Board of Education accepts the resignation with regret at a special meeting. Bennett previously led Wester ville high school and holds an Osterbein College degree with a master’s from Co.
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J. D. Bennett
Athena High School
Westerville
Board of Education
Bennett
Osterbein College
Columbia University Educator Withdraws After Local Service
The local schools benefited from an administrator who revised the curriculum toward vocational and business subjects and expanded study options with strong faculty support. Mr. Bennett's departure stems from his need to manage his late father’s business interests, with Superintendent Morgan weighing several successors and expected to decide soon.
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Lumbia University
Bennett
Morgan
Westerville
Mrs J L Rice Dies From Flu at 32
Mrs J L Rice died at 12:30 today at her Boyd street home aged 32 after illness from heart disease influenza and pneumonia. She leaves husband Mr Rice and parents Mr and Mrs H B Finney with brothers W A and Arthur and sister Mrs Stella B Herrold. The family has lived near Athens for thirty years. funeral plans to be announced.
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J. L. Rice
Boyd Street
Athens
Norway imposes censorship on films intended for exhibition
The government of Norway has established censorship of motion picture films intended for public exhibition, aiming to regulate what audiences may view. The policy outlines review procedures and approval requirements for cinema showings.
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Norway
Labor leaders condemn saloon business across unions
Statements from United Mine Workers of America, Order of Railway Conductors, Arizona State Federation of Labor, and Order of Locomotive Firemen condemn liquor sales and link prohibition to moral and financial improvement. Local federation officials urge workers to support anti liquor actions nationwide.
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United Mineworkers of America
John B. Lennon
Louis F. Post
Jonn L. Donnelly
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Arizona
Order OF Locomotive Firemen
Athens CO. Day Federation
Verdun Pigeons Pensioned as War Service Ends
American troops report Verdun pigeons honored after aiding French defenses. Among them “Old Satchelback” amuses and guides other birds, helping return messages despite shellfire. the flock now rests while descendants serve in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Ferguson
United Press
France
Verdun
Germany
Cincinnati Cattle Hogs Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio October 24 cattle receipts 1650 market slow with shippers paying 12.00 to 16.00 calves 16.50 extra hogs receipts 4500 market lower with good 16.50 for packers and butchers sheep 800 with 8.50 to 9.00 lambs unchanged
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Beulah Kettell Receives Card From Son Abroad
Nelsonville resident Mrs Beulah Kettell reports a card from her son Private Harry Kettell infantry units overseas in England. He says he is well and does not expect to stay in England long urging an early reply to his message.
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Beulah Kettell
Nelsonville
Harry Kettell
Infantry
England
Doctor Vaccinates Corps for Smallpox and Typhoid Immunity
Dr. Taylor the corps doctor vaccinated members yesterday to render them immune to smallpox and inoculate them against typhoid fever. No influenza cases have been reported among them.
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Taylor
Canadian Inventor Patents Replaceable Tine Pitchfork
A Canadian inventor receives a patent for a pitchfork featuring removable replaceable tines. The design allows damaged tines to be swapped without replacing the entire tool, improving longevity and cost efficiency for farm and gardening use.
Substitute for absorbent cotton from wood sheets
A substitute material made from wood is ground and rolled or spun into sheets to absorb ink spots from clothing.
First German Social Democrat Joins Cabinet
Dr. Phillip Scheideman leads the German majority Socialists and becomes the first Social Democrat to enter the cabinet, given the secretariat of state without portfolio.
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Phillip Scheideman
Grain futures and cash prices from Toledo market
Toledo, Ohio reports cash corn at 1.46 per bushel and oats at 78 to 74 cents. Rye 1.63, barley 1.01. Clover contracts quoted at 22.95 Oct, 22.85 Dec, 22.90 Jan. Alsike 18.05 Oct, 18.10 Dec, 18.25 March. Timothy ranges 4.90 new, 5.07 January percent.
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Alsike
Timothy
Pittsburg Livestock Hogs Market Slips Across Board
Pittsburg Pas Oct 24 hogs receipts 20 head market lower prime heavy 17.00 17.50 heavy workers 15.75 16.00 pigs 14.00 14.60 roughs 12.60 stags 12.00 13.00
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Pittsburg Livestock
Pittsburg
Pas
Market Quotes For Corn Oats Pork From Chicago Trade Desk
Chicago market notes show corn at Oct price 1.82 for Oct, 1.25 for Nov, 1.21 for Dec. Oats listed Oct 4 closing 96, Dec 68. Pork futures quoted Oct 84.00 as a price point.
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Chicago
Local Social Notes From Mineral Including Visits and Illness
Miss Golda French of Cornwell's jewelry in Athens spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Lafe French. Mrs Mary Mullen mourns her grandson Leo Mullen who died of pneumonia in Chillicothe. Susie Lowry and her sons visited Mrs Nannie Hester in Mineral. Gladya McWhorter of State Hospital Athens sick with pneumonia shows improvement. Mary Lewellyn and Ber y Martin visited relatives in New Marshfield. The Knowltons move to Carbondale to be near the mines. No influenza cases in Mineral.
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Golda French
Cornwell
Athens
Lafe French
Mary Mullen
Chillicothe
Leo Mullen
Susie Lowry
Little Sons of
Carbondale
Nannie Hester
Misa Gladya McWhorter
State Hospital
Mary Lewellyn
Misa Bery Martin
New Marshfield
I. Knowlton
Knowlton
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Hart Schaff
NER & Marx
J. L. Beckley & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Mara
Densctt
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Chicago Grain
Minerel
THE
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Corporation
Perfection Oil Heatersa Petiln
Kemp
C. L. King Co
W. Washington St
Nelsonville, Ohio
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