Casualty List Shows Ohio Names and Counts
Washington reports 808 names on the War Department casualty list with 110 killed in action 170 missing in action 309 wounded severely 21 died of wounds and 23 from disease or other causes. Ohio entries include several killed in action wounded and missing with Marine casualty William McNeal noted. An adjacent retail ad promotes a separate waist and skirt pattern, with sizes and fabric requirements.
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Washington
War Department
Wounde
David FE
Cline
Toledo
Raymond Tieman
Hamilton
William Kinser
Amanda
Ralph Bender
Tito
Stanislaw Janczak
Cleveland
Benle Sheltine
East Sparta
Max Belle
Joe Kurkletis
Fred Drake
Springfield
Geo Sinner
Columbus
Arthur Walton
Martins Ferry
William Mullin
South Akron
Pasquele Rane
Lowellville
Orville Essinger
Arlington
Daniel Oaks
Lewis Hurd
Urbana
Frederick G. Brown
Warren
Norman Betz
John Wishlewksl
Joseph Biakle
Alfonzo Farianesi
Mansfield
Charles N. Price
Virgil Lamson
van Wert
Marine Corps
William McNeal
Madras
Scout Week at Buckeye Lake Ends With High Praise
Scout Master Morgan and 35 Scouts returned from a week at Buckeye Lake praised for excellent cooking by Alonzo Ridgeway and fine behavior. The trip funded by J. Brown and others cost $6, with boating, swimming, and demonstrations, plus a church visit and a park outing.
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Morgan
Buckeye Lake
Alonzo Ridgeway
First
Buckeye Lake Park
W. W. Ackley
Millersport
R. R. Shallenbarger
Carl Wilson
J. Brown
Chauncey Red Men Hold PowWow on Mound Hill
The Chauncey Red Men plan a pow wow on Thursday September fifth at 6 30 on Mound Hill with refreshments and an invitation to all. The notice also mentions capturing a paleface and burning him at the stake in a hostile ritual.
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Chauncey Red Men
Mound Hill
Allied forces report 128 802 prisoners since July on western front
Paris reports the Allies have captured 128 802 prisoners since July 15. In the same period 2069 guns 1734 mine throwers and 18 783 machine guns were taken. Also notes Columbus visitors Mr and Mrs Orrin Thacker and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morris spent the weekend with Mrs Maria Sheppard.
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Paris
Orrin Thacker
Lloyd Morris
Columbus
Maria Sheppard
AMESVILLE Social Notes Reflect Nearby Travel and Real Estate
Mr Elsea of Westerville visits the family of his son the Rev Elsen Heber Wooley returns from a Cleveland post to friends of youth W R Goddard and family attend Wellston reunion August 23 and visit Charleston Miss Nell and Dewey DeWees accompany them Two Columbus engineers finish surveying and platting the Black Diamond mine Cecil Vandyke on furlough at Camp Sheridan visits CE Curtis sells farm to O D Jones moves to Marietta James Anderson sells Akron dwellings to John Eckert Little New York W B Clark sells residence to N W France Ben Conant visits Parkersburg and Chauncey crowds attend State Fair Garages close for Sunday observance Numerous real estate transfers noted and several visits and extended trips listed
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Elsea
Westerville
Elsen
Heber Wooley
W. A. Telegraph Company
Cleveland
W. R. Goddard
Wellston
Charleston
Miss Nell
Dewey DeWees
Columbus
Black Diamond
Cecil Vandyke
Company
Camp Sherdian
H. Clark
Bern
Parkersburg
Clark
Little New York
Lucy Carpenter of
Glouster
Basil
F. W. Gibson
Ben Conant
Chauncey
Jerry
Fred Balderson
Seth Balderson
E. C. Curtis
O. D. Jones
Marietta
Mr. Jones
James Anderson
Akron
John Eckert
Prof. Miller
Canaanville
W. B. Clark
The Plains visitors and social rounds noted
The Plains column records Mr. Sylvia Mainis and wife from Akron visiting the Wood family, with multiple weekend gatherings across Buckeye Lake Murray City New England Ameesville and Athens. Several local residents including James Burchfield Lullie Donnely and the Slaters are mentioned with weekend or day trips and family visits.
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Sylvia Mainis
Akron
Cash Wood
James Burchfield
New England
Ameesville
G. Nichols
Will Nichols
Arthur Coon
Buckeye Lake
Charles Keeton
Lucy Sergeon
Murray City
Lullie Donnely
Buchtel
James Hardy
Fred Slater Jr
Fred Slater Sr
John
Thelma Sergeon
Grace Hardy
Athens
Stewart Community Notes Highlight Visits and Social
Stewart residents hosted guests from Athens and surrounding towns. The chicken supper fundraiser for Red Cross raised 25 dollars. Upcoming Ladies Aid meeting set for next Thursday at 2. Chas Caldwell and others visited Athens kin. Several locals attended Coolville Camp meeting and travel for work continued in Nelsonville and Chillicothe.
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Addie Biggins
Orr
Athens
A. F E. Cole
Harvey Copeland
Columbus
Otis Shirley
Canaanville
A. E. Cole
Clarence Moore
Stewart
Red Cross
Ladies Aid
Sarah Hatch
Clyde Featherstone
Raymond
Eva Griffin
Athens County Fair Family Visits Include Local Beans
Mrs Carrie Turner and daughter Beatrice of Salem attended the Athens county fair and visited her parents Mr and Mrs C A Bean. Mr and Mrs Jesse Jack of Athens were over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Art Bean. Mrs John Wright of Chicago stayed with her sister Mrs Whitt Bean and family, Mr and Mrs George Ruzrouch.
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Chas. Tresise
Ralph Williams
Columbus
Ione Smith
Asbury
Wm. A. Wallard
Whitt Bean
John Wright
Don Calvert
W. Va
Harlow Calvert
Edd Carpenters
James Buck
Athens State Hospital
Mrs. Whit Bean
Carrie Turner
Beatrice
Salem
Athens County Fair
C. A. Bean
Jesse Jack
Athens
Art Bean
Chicago
George Ruzrouch
Ana
Renewed Testimony On Kidney Trouble From Athens Woman
Mrs. Wm. French of 18 Fern St. testifies that kidney trouble began six years ago with swelling ankles and dizzy spells. After using five boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills she reports all signs of trouble gone. She again praises the remedy on July 6, 1917, saying her health has been fine since. 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Athens
Wm. French
Fern St
Dean
McKee Drug Co
Fleming Family Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Enid
The Enid Daily Eagle reports the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fleming at 625 West Main Street with music, talks, and a chicken luncheon for about fifty guests. Attending were relatives including Theodore and Lincoln Fleming of Amesville, Ohio, brothers of J. C. Fleming.
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John Fleming
George Lincoln Fleming
Theodore M. Fleming
Amesville
Joseph C. Fleming
Enid
Oklahoma
J. C. Fleming
West Main Street
Mrs. Fleming
John S. Sprague
Heath
P. W. Fisher
Jim Henry
Fredie Carpenter
A. J. Jenison
Val Johnson
Chappelear
Dol. Fleming
J. B. Forbes
el Reno
Anna Henry
Theodore and
Lincoln Fleming
Ohio
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RED Men
B. F. Goodson
C. of R
Walhouso
Kennedy
Alice Brady
Sweater News
Copenhagen
Notting
Percale
Cham
Cravenette
Will Kepler
Arthur Burchfield
Eva Burchfield
Ida Campbell
Levi Stervenson
Bent Potts
Harry Moore
Russell
Dorothy Ferrell
Elmer Lavely
Knowlton
Albany
Lydia Beachout
Flora MecHarg
James Ferguson
Ed Barker
John Peters
Texas
Pat
Opal Barker
Charles Barker
Winnie Bryan
Paul
Maggie
Plains
Mra
Elza McGraner
Chas, Caldwell
Coolville
Cora Boles
Guysville
Rome Lowman
Nelsonville
Sheridan Wiley
G. A. Dougherty
Green Branch
America
Shinok
Eto
Shinev
Olumbia Theatre
Williams
Hart
Star—Screen Telegram
Depnano
Mississippi
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