Nelsonville Social Notes Travel and Visits
Mr John Mooney and Mrs Carl Coakley with daughter Rachel returned from Charleston W Va where theywere guests of Mr and Mrs Logan Mooney Mrs John Rhodes visits Columbus with her daughter Mrs Leona McVickers Mrs Frank Rhodes and son Lawrence returned to Newark after visiting Mrs John Rhodes C E Weltzheimer and two sons will spend two days at the State Fair Mrs Harry Hinman and three children and Miss Mary Woodard return to Bridgeport after two weeks with the Woodards family Cash Stratton visits Columbus E C Campbell spends a day in Columbus on business Mr and Mrs Charles Pensyle and daughter Mary are spending some time in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mooney
Carl Coakley
Rachel
Charleston
W. Va
Logan Mooney
John Rhodes
Leona McVickers
Columbus
Frank Rhodes
Lawrence
Newark
C. E. Weltzheimer
Harry Hinman
Mary Woodard
Bridgeport
W. N. Woodard
Cash Stratton
Zale Kep
Logan
E. C. Campbell
Charles Pensyle
Mary
Bicycle Party on Robbins Hill Hosted by Mrs Farrow
Mrs Dail Farrow hosted a bicycle party on Robbins Hill on Wednesday. The afternoon featured games and wading followed by ice cream and muskmelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail Farrow
Robbins Hill
Farrow
Infant Helen Louise Westfall Dies at Week Old
The week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Westfall died at the parents home on Franklin street this morning. Julius Shamansky visits his brother Dr Harry Shamansky in New York City. Miss Nellie Bashore of Charleston WV visits her aunt Mrs William Barker. Mr and Mrs M Shamansky and family motored to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Westfall
Henry Westfall
Franklin Street
Julius Shamansky
Harry Shamansky
New York City
Nellie Bashore
Charleston
W. Va
William Barker
M. Shamansky
Columbus
Nelsonville Classifieds for Sale and Help Wanted
Local Nelsonville notices list items for sale including a mine pony and a four room house with easy terms. Also jobs advertised for a dry goods clerk and piano rentals with events like dances at Red Men Hall and Ik. of P. hall for Labor Day.
Local Church Collects Mite Boxes for Missionary Work
Readers are urged to turn in mite boxes for the foreign missionary society of the Methodist church. Women are asked to bring boxes to Mrs Retta Howe or Mrs Waldo Chute and Mrs Sam Starkey and daughter. Gredys left for Columbus for Gladys to undergo adenoids and tonsils removal at Grant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Retta Howe
Waldo Chute
Sam Starkey
Gredys
Columbus
Gladys
Grant Hospital
Well Known Couple Weds in Athens at Arpee Home
Miss Rhea Hoodlett and Burns Coakley wed in a ring ceremony at the Arpee home in Athens on Thursday at 9 am. Rev Leon Arpee officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hoodlett, is a 1917 city schools and Columbus Office training School graduate and stenographer at Standard coal. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Marion Coakley, is a noted electrical engineer and architect who attended Ohio University. The couple will live at 189 West Washington Street after a two week motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpee
Athens
Rhea Hoodlett
Burns Coakley
Leon Arpee
Leo Hans
Chicago
John Hoodlett
Our City
Columbus Office Training School
Standard Coal Office
Marion Coakley
Ohio University
Washington Street
Sweaty reunion draws broad attendance at Wrights Grove
Heavy rain did not dampen the Sweaty reunion. Relatives and friends from Columbus Glouster McConnelsville New Straitsville Murray City Logan Chauncey and Nelsonville attended and reported a good time. Organizers invite a return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright's Grove
Columbus
Glouster
McConnelsville
New Straitsville
Murray City
Logan
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Irish in Columbus Urge Help to Save Cork Mayor
Twelve hundred members of the Friends of Irish Freedom telegrammed Secretary of State Colby seeking friendly aid to save the life of Mayor MacSwiney of Cork who is on a hunger strike in a London jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Macswiney
Friends of Irish Freedom
Colby
MacSwifiey
Cork
London
Old Men Today Bring Back To Their Places
Five hundred strike sympathizers clashed with police as Brooklyn Rapid Transit officials tried to boost transportation. A detective was badly cut and two men arrested after milk bottles were thrown at a street car. One hundred forty six older employees returned to work and more cars were in operation.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Claims Oil Well Shows Promise Near White Hall
Athens township anticipates a promising oil well from the Frank R. Gross site on the George W. Lawson farm near the White Hall school house. The well is being cleaned after a recent shot and oil has flowed twice through the casing. Tests will estimate value soon, with Gross predicting 25 to 30 barrels per day when pumping begins, no less than ten barrels in the meantime.
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Athens Township
Frank R. Gross
George W. Lawson
White Hall School House
Gross
Brooklyn Longshoremen Refuse to Load British Ships
About 2,000 Brooklyn longshoremen protested British policy on Ireland by refusing to load ships on Friday. Officials of steamship companies said the strike did not affect them though many workers did not report for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ireland
Brooklyn
Deschanel Nears Resignation as Elections Loom
Paris dispatch says the French foreign office denies a resignation letter by President Deschanel. Confidence held he will resume duties in November. He was to meet Peruvian and Austrian ministers at Rambeville and receive credentials. Some leaders expect a resignation when international conditions allow new elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
United Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Deschanel
Rambevillet
Gasoline and Oil Prices Inch Upward to New Highs
Prices for gasoline and refined oil edge higher with a one cent rise. Saturday retail gasoline at 31 cents and refined oil at 21 cents.
Bandit Train Theft Sparks Chicago Yard Quarrel
In Chicago on September 3, bandits seized a Milwaukee freight train from its crew using a red lantern, then fled five blocks where the engine and cars were found with the cargo valued at 500000. Officers suspect strikers were involved in a recurring yard conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Child Is Killed By Girl Driver In Ashland Ky
Ray Hicks age 23 son of Smith Hicks of East Greenup avenue Ashland was instantly killed when run over about 11 am by an automobile driven by Miss Marjorie Kercheval daughter of prominent physician C K Kercheval. The child played in the street near his home and was not seen. Death was instantaneous with a broken neck. The mother carried the body home where a physician declared him dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ray Hicks
Smith Hicks
East Greenup Avenue
Marjorie Kercheval
C. K. Kercheval
Dairy Products Plant Burned in Cleveland Fire
A fire at a dairy plant in Cleveland injured two men, with one possibly fatally hurt. Firefighters battled flames through the night as authorities investigated the cause and assessed damage to the facility and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dissension Feared Over Presidential Election in Mexico
United Press reports political tension rising as the new Republican party protests General Pablo Obregon's candidacy, claiming constitutional violations. Robles Dominguez supporters urge President de la Huerta to block Obregon, sending a memorandum to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
New Republican Party
Pablo Obregon
Robles Dominguez
Obregon
de la Huerta
Congress
Farmers withhold half billion bushels wheat from market
Washington reports that about 500 million bushels of harvested wheat remain off the market as farmers seek price gains. Grain expert Beasley says current supply restraint aims to lift prices, with wheat around 2.50 a bushel and rumors of 3 potential. 1920 crop totals show 93.2 percent harvested and large 1919 carryover. Old editor Bruice, longtime Piedmont Herald associate editor, dies in Keisyer West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
Beasley
Bureau of Markets
Murder Trial at Defiance Full of Horace
In Defiance a crowded courtroom heard Joshua Botkin 60 charged with the murder of Arthur Gerald Bullock seven. Prosecutor describes a brutal beating while defense says Botkin punished the child and did not intend to kill him. Doctor Huffman performed the autopsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Botkin
Arthur Gerald Bullock
Winn
Earl Wesley Bullock
Botkin
Earl
Arthur
Hart
Gerald
Peter Kintner
Kintner
Wthel Sarquharson
T. R. Hamilton
Hamilton
G. W. Huffman
Arthur Bullock
Polish delegates reject Bolshevik proposals at Minsk conference
The War Office announced that Polish delegates at the Minsk peace conference formally rejected all Bolshevik proposals today. The Polish delegation will depart Tuesday for Riga, Latvia, where the conference will resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Minsk
War Office
Riga
Latvia
Fined for Using Obscene Words Pleading Guilty
Mrs. Mary Judson of Jacksonville was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to using obscene and licentious language before Justice of the Peace Pearl W. Helwig. The charges, filed by neighbors Mary Lehridan and Catherine Talbert, stem from August 31 quarrels over a line fence and children's disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Pearl W. Helwig
Mary Judson
Jacksonville
Mary Lehridan
Catherine Talbert
Judson
Cuarrela
Cox Attacks The Hague Tribunal In Western Tour
Governor James M. Cox declared in Jackson Michigan that the Hague tribunal is a flawed idea replacing the league of nations. He attacked Senator Harding's proposal and said he would name Republican campaign contributors soon. He noted labor dispute backers appear in the Ohio list.
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Jackson
Mich
Hague
Harding
League of Nations
James M. Cox
Cox
Ohio
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praise in Michigan
Mrs A H Hall of Caseville Michigan says the remedy saved her baby's life this summer and they always keep it on hand. Mrs Mary Carrington of Caseville Michigan notes it has provided prompt relief for years. A Florida inventor has succeeded in making news print paper from native saw grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Michigan
A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Florida
Twin City Fires Cause Over 100000 In Damages
Two fires today caused more than 100000 in damage. An oil explosion at the Standard Oil Company plant injured workers. A blaze at the Telling Belle Vernon Company dairy plant caused about 100000 in damage and forced the evacuation of over 100 employees. An electric drink mixer is described as a clamp on device for table use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Telling-Belle-Vernon Company
German plan to export nitrogen free of duty
Berlin dispatches report the German government intends to release from 50 000 to 80 000 tons of nitrogen produced from air for export without any duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Department of Commerce
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Fostum Cereal
Nelsonville News
Bicycle Party
Bell Phone
Rissa Triplett
Gen. del
Monroe St
Mason City Hill
Red Men's Hall
C. E. Scott
West
Call C
Mediem
Grover Street
Walnut
Second
Walnut Street
Columbus Street
Ik. of. P. Hall
Labor Day
Amy Watkins
Cincinnati
FENGH
Rome
Milan
Turin
Dairy Products
Carter
Menda
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Fulton—Coe
Ralph H. Turner
Keyser
H. Bruice
Piedmont
W. Vas
Horace
Joshua Bodkin
R. R
Badbury
E. B. Acomb
Columbus St
Nelsonville, C
Guysville
Ivers and Pond
Singer
Davenette
Mill Street
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