Nelsonville Classified Ads
Classified notices from Nelsonville list sale items including a 10 room house near car barn offered as income property, an old livery barn on Fayette Street for immediate removal, a 320 acre farm with partial locking bottom land near Nelsonville with oil lease negotiations, a Ford touring car with new tires and spot light in first class condition. Listings include contact details and dates.
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Nelsonville
L. H. Price
Poplar St
Ed. Reynolds
Columbus Street
Local families host birthday dinner for Mrs Dorst and Hazel Auldine
Mr and Mrs Charles Dorst entertained with a Sunday chicken dinner honoring Mrs Jacob Dorst and granddaughter Hazel Auldine. Guests included families from Athens Columbus Wheelersburg and Logan with several traveling students and relatives in attendance.
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Charles Dorst
Jacob Dorst
Hazel Auldine
Athens
Sarah Ferrer
Little Mary
Adaline James
Hattie Love
Wheelersburg
Charles, Jr
Esther Cornelia
Edison
Local Births and a NYC Visit Report
Mr and Mrs Gene Shivers announce the arrival of their eight pound daughter born Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Barron welcome a new daughter born Saturday. Miss Sylvia Cooley left today for her home in New York City after visiting sister Mrs R H Jackson and father F G Cooley.
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Gene Shivers
John Barron
Sylvia Cooley
New York City
R. H. Jackson
F. G. Cooley
Farewell Party for Troop 1 Member Henry Crawford
Twenty seven boys from Troop 1 gathered at Henry Crawford's home for a farewell party as he left Thursday to enter school at Delaware. A social evening followed with an elegant lunch late in the night.
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Henry Crawford
Crawford
Delaware
Corn Roast Draws Needle Craft Club Members
The Needle Craft Club held a corn roast on Kentner's Hill Friday with twelve ladies in attendance. Harry Dupler of New Lexington visited his aunt Mrs. Clarence White for the weekend. Ted Sanders and Lawrence Lyons visited Millfield relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lama attended the Woodruff reunion in Logan. Columbus guests stayed with Millfield relatives and other locals joined the Roch House visit with Eph Stratton family and P. E. Lama relations.
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Ladies of the Needle Craft Club
Kentner's Hill
Harry Dupler
New Lexington
Clarence White
Ted Sanders
Lawrence Lyons
Millfield
Bernard Lama
Woodruff
Logan
Clifford Sanders
Columbus
Eph Stratton
Carl
P. E. Lama
Roch House
Purchases Clothing Store In Public Square Deal
Jeffrey D. Adamson has purchased the L. D. Martin clothing and men's furnishings store on Public Square. Adamson takes possession Monday morning and is a local young man with many friends wishing him success. Martin will focus on coal and oil business. For sale a 12 room house near Fast End school with Bell phone 829. Miss Eli Johnson and daughter Jessie were guests of Logan friends.
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Jeffrey D. Adamson
L. D. Martin Clothing
Public Square
Mr. Adamson
Mr. Martin
President Wilson attacked as a crown of quitters in world policy
Senator Sherman denounces Wilson as the crowned monarch of quitters and accuses Hitchcock of serving Europe. He says Wilson shifted from neutrality to internationalist aims and warns the Senate against ratifying any treaty that would spend American blood and money in European quarrels.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
United States
Sherman
Illinois
Hitchcock
Lusitania
League of Nations
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Treasury faces deficit of 3.6 billion in current year
Washington reports a deficit of 3,591,273,845.26 for the present fiscal year as Representative Good warns of looming obligations. He cites total government needs outside urgent bills at 10.83 billion and revenues near 7.24 billion, urging economy and a national finance officer.
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Washington
Representative Good
Iowa
House Appropriations Committee
House
Good
Treasury
Wilson
Postal Service
Earle's Hypo-Cod touted as tonic remedy
Ed. Grosholz of Columbus Ohio praises Earle's Hypo-Cod as a tonic that restored his health after years of weakness and digestive trouble. He claims improved appetite and kidney function, recommending readers buy the product from McKee Drug Co. at 1.20 dollars plus tax.
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Searle
Ed. Grosholz
American China Co
Columbus
Ohio
Mound 81
Earle Chemical Co
Earle
McKee Drug Co
Millfield Notes on Local Meetings and Events
The Ladies Bible Class reorganized at Mrs. Brewer's home and will meet next at Mrs. J R Wade's. Damon Watkins preaches his last sermon before entering college. School opens with Miss Fry as principal and teachers listed. Mrs Clorinda Cole's funeral held at her son's home with Nye cemetery burial. Mrs C H Boudinot hosts Loyal Boys and Queen Esther in Parker's eighteenth birthday celebration with many attendees and gifts.
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William
Nye
C. H. Boudinot
F. E. Boudinot
Parker
Hose
Eleanor Hill
Muriel Hartley
Grace
May Knight
Thelma Sams
Mabel Matson
Mary Evans
Zenith Riley
Florence Dennis
Florence Brewer
Eva Dunkle
Nellie Sayers
Inez Wemmer
Goldie Boudinot
Vera Fulton
Loretta Stout
Bonnie Walters
Messrs
Donald and
Dwight Post
Burr Oak
Guy Sams
Leonard
Elmer Matson
Walter Hartley
Raymond Sayers
Jess Wemmer
Herman
Vaughn Farich
Allen Boudinot
Ray Wemmer
Damon Watkins
Theodore
Ray Knight
Orris Boudinot
Children Urged to Boost War Savings Stamps Drive
Supt. Morgan of Athens public schools calls on teachers and students to actively participate in the War Savings campaign this fall. Ohio officials press for higher school based stamp sales, noting total school sales exceed 5 million dollars this year with last year's 15 million pushing grand total past 20 million. The Ohio First Club focus is to Americanize America by investing in War Savings Stamps through schools.
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Supt. Morgan
Athens Public
Ohio
United States
H. W. Pearson
Ohio War Savings Committee
Morgan
Gompers Says He Will Not Intervene in Steel Strike Row
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor stated he has no plans to travel to Boston to handle the police strike situation or to Pittsburg for the steel workers presidents meeting. He refused to discuss reports that union heads may postpone the September 22 steel strike.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Pittsburg
Steel Workers’ Union
Gompers
Naval Recruiters to Visit Athens
Navy recruiters will be at the Athens Post Office September 19 and 20 1919 inviting enlistments in all branches. Short terms of two three or four years are favored and men may be transferred directly to the U S S Minnesota for duty without a training station. Open only for two days in Athens be ready September 19 20 1919.
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U. S. S. Minnesota
Athens
Fletch Hawk Family Touring Towns in Ohio Visits
Fletch Hawk and family motored to Millfield and Athens on Sunday. Mrs Liz Guess was in Athens Monday. Joe Hutchins visited his mother Mrs Seth Robinson at Logan Sunday and attended the Snyder Rodman reunion then supper with J W Patton at Haydenville. Hawk family also traveled to Albany Sunday. Kate Jones and brother of Athens called on Mrs Tom Davis Sunday. Cliff Wolfe of Connett spent Saturday with Liz Guess. Bob Howard and Merwin Stauffer hosted Sunday evening in Logan. William Roberts and family visited relatives at Murray City.
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Fletch Hawk
Millfield
Athens
Liz Guess
Joe Hutchins
Seth Robinson
Logan
Snyder-Rodman
J. W. Patton
Haydenville
Hawk
Albany
Kate Jones
Tom Davis
Cliff Wolfe
Connett
Bob Howard
Merwin Stauffer
Llagon
William Roberts
Murray City
Local Social News from New Marshfield Area
Leslie Buck and family visited relatives in Guysville and Chauncey while Floyd Bretz Delmo Bretz and kin spent weekend with Amos Bretz in Guysville. Lydia Nanna from Athens stayed with her parents in Guysville as Peter Winning hosted relatives from Indiana. Sciatic rheumatism patient Fred Herron shows improvement. E J Shannon and children visited Athens relatives. Mrs. John Elliott from Albany visited her daughter in Athens. Mrs Grace Beverage and Mrs Minear shopped in Athens.
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Leslie Buck
Plwood Buck
Guysville
Floyd Bretz
Delmo Bretz
Amos Bretz
Rock Hysell
T. R. Hamilton
Chauncey
Middleport
Garrison Hamilton
Lydia Nanna
Athens
Wm. Nanna
Peter ‘Winning
Mr. Winning
Indiana
Fred Herron
E. J. Shannon
John Elliott
Albany
Gerald Siders
Grace Beverage
J. V. Minear
Arrest Saloon Men Canton Ohio
Four more former saloonists are arrested charged with illegal sale of liquor in Canton Ohio.
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Canton, O
Grandmiola Phonographs Offer Superior Tone and Value
A local ad promotes Grandmiola phonographs with claims of unmatched tone and volume. Cash sales only, new machines guaranteed, no extended trials, and a $10 reward for the first phonograph produced at the studio with greater volume and tone.
Sauter's Phonograph Studio in Nelsonville
Nelsonville repair shop Sauter's Phonograph Studio offers servicing for all makes and models. Local business advertises repairs and maintenance for phonographs and related equipment.
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Nelsonville, O
Visitor Roundup Touches Athens Area Names
Mr and Mrs Samuel Crossen and son Kendall of Athens visit relatives here Mrs Clara Holmes of Payette Idaho visits her father E K Carpenter and sisters Esther Bowers and Marguerite Carpenter Hanford Dickson and wife Athens visitors Saturday Mrs Wilson Gustin nee De Camp of Cleveland visits Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and will see friends Caroline Halliday of Dyesville visits Hetty Rife Warren Sisson of Carpenter Albany visitor Sunday evening T W Coe and daughters Mabel and Alta motor to Radcliffe to spend the day with Eddie Fitzpatrick family Dr A F Holmes of Athens State hospital spends Sunday afternoon with his mother.
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Samuel Crossen
Kendall
Athens
Clara Holmes
Payette
Idaho
E. K. Carpenter
Esther Bowers
Marguerite Carpenter
Hanford Dickson
Wilson Gustin
Arson Charge Put Against Malone
William Malone of near The Plains faces an arson charge tied to a Sunday night blaze at Edward Cobert house. Malone pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Justice Helwig. A $1000 bond was set. unable to furnish it, he remained in county jail awaiting trial in common pleas court.
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William Malone
Near the Plains
Edward Cobert
Helwig
Malone
Common Pleas Court
Wheat Carrier Lost in Gulf Storm
The British steamer Bayronton of 3,370 tons sank in the East Gulf after a storm. Survivors were rescued by the steamer Fagan, with 250,000 bushels of wheat aboard. No crew losses confirmed yet. Also noted is a World Series schedule meeting in Cincinnati to finalize dates for the Reds and White Sox.
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Galveston
Tex
Bayronton
Marseilles
East Gulf
Cincinnati, CO
Herrmann
National Commission
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Ban Johnson
Buckeye Democrat Debuts In Ohio Political Coverage
The Buckeye Democrat, issued by Ohio Democratic leaders, launches as a monthly paper guiding readers to Democratic outlets. Homer S. Cummings writes the lead, criticizing the current Republican legislature and outlining campaign aims.
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Columbus
Buckeye Democrat
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ohio
Homers. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Scout Meeting Planned at Presbyterian Church Thursday
Scoutmaster Morgan calls Troop One meeting at 7 o clock Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church. All Scouts old and new are urged to attend as patrols may be reorganized and new leaders elected. Prospective Boy Scouts are invited as well.
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Morgan
Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Ohio River Stages Updated For Pittsburgh Area
Ohio river stages show Point Bridge 5.7 feet falling and several sites steady or falling. Herrs Island 6 feet stationary Davis Island 9.2 feet stationary Beaver Dam 8 feet stationary Parkersburg 10.4 feet falling Point Pleasant 7.5 feet falling.
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Pittsburgh
Point Bridge
Herr’s Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Pershing Honored as Congress Passes Thank-You Resolution
The House approved a joint resolution praising General John J. Pershing and the American Expeditionary Forces. The vote stood 227 to 1 with Representative Schall of Minnesota the sole dissenter, prompting a commemorative demonstration in Washington.
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Washington
House
Congress
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Schall
Minnesota
Hanging Rock woman praises Trutona cure all
Mrs. Mary Watkins of Hanging Rock aged 69 declares Trutona cured her rheumatism kidney trouble and heart pains. She reports stomach relief and overall improved health after one bottle and plans to continue use. Trutona being introduced at The Cline Pharmacy Co in Athens.
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Portsmouth
Mary Watkins
Hangingrock
Trutona
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Boston Unions Vote on General Strike Question
Boston labor leaders and unions moved to vote on a general strike as the city faced police strike tensions. Guy Oyster, Samuel Gompers aide, said he did not expect a general strike, while telephone operators began a twelve hour ballot and other unions weighed their positions. Fire officials stated the Boston fire department would not pursue a general strike.
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Boston
Mass
Guy Oyster
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Oyster
Daniel J. Looney
Firemen’s Union
Boston Fire Department
Peace Delegation Endorses German Treaty and League Covenant
Paris September 16 Members of the American Peace delegation endorsed the German peace treaty and the League of Nations covenant without qualification. They stated this in repudiation of William Bullitt's testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington.
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Paris
Wm. Bullitt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Red Cross to Boost Public Health Drives in November
Attorney Hughey announced a nationwide Red Cross campaign in November to renew memberships for 1920 and promote public health. The plan involves extending nursing resources to rural areas with bedside care, school hygiene, and home nursing, in cooperation with other health groups to reduce preventable deaths.
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Red Cross
Hughey
United States
Court House Criminal Docket To Be Set
The criminal docket will be set in the morning session on Wednesday with Prosecutor Bartels listed.
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Bartels
Contempt Charge Against Albion Thomas B for Support
Attorney 8 M Johnson prepared papers against Albion Thomas B for failing to pay twelve dollars monthly for the support of their two minor children. Cora May Brown now Bays was ordered to appear in court Wednesday morning to answer contempt of court charges.
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Albion Thomas B
Cora May Brown
Core May Bays
8. M. Johnson
Brown
Names and Ages in Albany Cassondale Blakely Athens Champlin
A list of local residents with ages and occupations appears, including James Bolin a 21 year old farmer of Albany Pauline Potter 18 of Albany Howard Featherstone 32 a miner Lena Allbough 20 of Cassondale Jesse Mapes 31 plumber Blakely 22 bookkeeper Athens Raymond a miner Meada Taylor 17 Walter Lang 26 Dosnville Ethel Champlin 90 Chauncey Calvin Stevens 22 civil Elizabeth Deer 19 Sonville.
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James C. Bolin
Farmer
Pauline Potter
Albany
Howard Featherstone
Miner
Lena Allbough
Cassondale
Jesse Mapes
Po Blakely
Athens
Raymond Ee
Meada Taylor
Bot Moles
Walter Lang
Penny Dosnville
Ethel Champlin
E € Chauncey
Calvin Stevens
Civil
Elizabeth Deer
Sonville
Camp 5 to be retained as a permanent camp
Chaotic clipping notes that a committee from the national commission will not inspect the original schedule and that Camp 5 may be kept permanent. The text suggests inspections apply only to camps with doubt about permanency. The article cites CHILLICOTHD O and references dates in September with unclear phrases about the commission’s actions.
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Chillicothd, CO
Tional Commission On
Rameey Delivers Medical Supplies to Texas Storm District
Dr. E Rameey assistant city flier departed Houston by air with medical supplies for the storm district. Columbus Ohio State University marks registration day amid record crowds with a freshmen Sophomore cane rush on campus.
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Houston
Tex
Dr. E. Rameey
Anl
Texas Storm District
Columbus
Ohio State University
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C. E. Washburn
Ti Rosser
Bert Angie
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Pierce Stratton
Cable Gibson
George Johnson
Walter Howe
Ralph Howe
J. D. Ledlie
Byron Davis
Salem Center
James Long
Wilkesville
Sid Shergard
Mollie Russell
Hollis
E. S. Higgins
Nellie Mathews
Ethel Bagley
Mary Lane
Muriel Gilbert
Royal Linscott
Hira
Richard Gibson
Kansas
William Guy
Bob Smith
O. W
Ruth Conaway
Marcell Inman
Christinia Lowery
Greensboro
N. C
Bell Phone
Eli Johnson
Jessie
Logan Friends
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
United States Treasury
Ghildren
Guy
New County Board
the Plains
Sauter’s Phonograph Studio
BOY Scout Meeting
Ohio River
Hanging Rock
Court House
Shereta
Stuart
OPERA
Barker
Mechem Dry Goods CO
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