Local notices list cleaners and visitors in Nelsonville area
Fall attire cleaning offered by French Dry Cleaners 21 Hocking St Nelsonville with repair service and delivery. Lost Rexall fountain pen without cap seeks finder Mary Pedigo at high school. Ostrich feathers cleaned at 1150 Chestnut St. Various locals and visitors from Columbus Athens Camp Sherman Garretsville noted with names and brief visits.
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Hocking
Nelsonville
Rexall
Mary Pedigo
Letter From Earl McCall Traveling Through Tennessee
Mrs. Sarah McCall receives a postcard style note from her son Earl in Chattanooga Tennessee. He reports he is well and traveling seeing sights and keeping a diary of the trip. He mentions coffee cigarettes Red Cross postcards and a planned update as he moves along toward his destination.
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Sarah McCall
Earl
Chattanooga
Tenn
Red Cross
Chatanooga
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Kindness
This medium card expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during the deep bereavement of M. M. Kasler and Daugh.
Mrs Hyde Hosts Dinner With Four At Six O'clock
Mrs J M Hyde entertained with a six o'clock dinner Monday evening. Her guests were Dr and Mrs C E Welch and Dr and Mrs A L Pritchard.
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J. M. Hyde
C. E. Welch
A. L. Pritchard
Return of Rev. Arthur M. Mann Mentioned by Messenger
The Messenger notes Rev. Arthur M. Mann returned yesterday and refused the pastorate of one of the leading churches in the conference. The report implies his choice avoided leading duties at the top church.
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Arthur M. Mann
Local residents spend weekend visits and military calls
Yyank Knox of Columbus spent yesterday and today on business in town. Miss Florence Emish spent Sunday at Camp Sherman. Misses Mae Sizes Emma Burdette Gladys Betis and Bernice Bennett were Sunday guests of relatives at The Plains. Avalon Hick arrives after Columbus schooling to await call to Norfolk Virginia for navy yeoman enlistment. Mrs. Foster returns to Sugar Grove after visit with daughter Mrs. J. H. Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Evans return to Columbus from relative visit. Mr. Joe Howe returns to St Joseph Missouri after visit here. Fred Edington Zale Kemp and Ross Cox of Camp Sherman were Sunday guests of Nelsonville friends and relatives. Waldo Chute spends Monday in Cocha...
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Lawrence McManigal
Garretsville
Walter Wilson
Anthony Stedam
Columbus
D. I. Shafer
G. C. Griffith
Athens
Lucile Kaelin
Fred Anderson
Carl Pettit
Camp Sherman
Mildred Baugh
Josie Baugh
Cora Chute
Logan
Waldo Chute
Yyank Knox
Florence Emish
Mae Sizes
Emma Burdette
Gladys Betis
Bernice Bennett
the Plains
Avalon Hick
Norfolk
Foster
Sugar Grove
J. H. Sharp
Dave Evans
Joe Howe
St. Joseph
Fred Edington
Zale Kemp
Ross Cox
Nelsonville
Scout Lecture at Christian Church on Friday
Prof. Morgan of Athens presents an illustrated Scout lecture at the Christian Church Auditorium Friday night. The topic is Boy Scout Activities and features illustrated material.
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Morgan of
Athens
Christian Church Auditorium
Get Your Belgium Clothes Ready for Red Cross relief
If unable to send clothing to the Belgium relief drive this week, contact Mrs. H. L. Heck with your name and street number to arrange delivery through local Red Cross rooms.
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Belgium
Red Cross
H. L. Heck
Albert Dileher Takes Up Y. M. C. A. Work
Albert Dileher left Tuesday for Middletown Ohio where he will do Y. M. C. A. work.
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Albert Dileher
Middletown
Dr Welch Ready for Medical War Service Commission
Dr. Welch has received official notice of qualification for medical war work and will receive his commission within a few days, marking a formal entry into service.
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Welch
Local Residents Have Weekend Visits Across Columbus Area
The report lists numerous social visits and guest appearances including Mrs. Myra Denison in Crooksville, Miss Mae Joyce hosting Miss Nelle Naughton in Columbus, and Marcella Inman and Christiania Lowery departing for Greenboro Bible School. It also notes Edington of Camp Sherman visiting his mother, and Donald Betta returning to Camp Sherman after a family visit. Other entries mention Columbus business visitors and residents visiting Lancaster and Bucyrus.
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James Grant
Columbus
William Hick
Marcella Inman
Christiania Lowery
Greenbarro
N. C
John Cooley
Myra Denison
Crooksville
Than Edington
Camp Sherman
Mae Joyce
Nelle Naughton
Donald Betta
C. EB. Betts
J. L. Wilson
Jesse van Horn
Lewis suffers broken thigh in Buckeye Coal Co fall
B F Lewis of Mill Street received a broken thigh in a fall at The Buckeye Coal Co at Jobs on Monday. He was brought home and is doing as well as could be expected.
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B. F. Lewis
Mill St
Buckeye Coal Co
Second Lieutenant Syden Lancaster Receives Commission
Second Lieutenant Syden Lancaster, who has completed S. A. T. C. work at Fort Sheridan, has spent days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lancaster. He was commissioned after the course and ordered to report to the University of Texas in Austin, leaving Tuesday evening.
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Syden Lancaster
Ft. Siadan
Iindis
Henry Lancaster
Ft. Sheridan
Rowden
University of Texas
Austin
Frances Vorhes dies. longtime Nelsonville resident
Mrs Frances Vorhes dies at 6 30 am at 74 after fifty years in Nelsonville. A prominent Methodist Episcopal church member and charter member of Eudora Chapter OBE 8 she leaves five children Wesley McAlester Okla Mrs James Sharp Charles Vern Vorhes and Mrs Don Martin all of Nelsonville Her husband the late Harrison Vorhes died earlier A brother Winfield Stacy Miles City Montana also survives No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Frances Vorhes
Nelsonville
Vorhes
Eudora
Wesley
McAlester
Oklahoma
James Sharp
Charles
Vern Vorhes
Don Martin
Harrison Vorhes
Winfield Stacy
Miles City
Montana
Miss Nellie Walker and Freda Shaw Called for Duty
Miss Nellie Walker and Freda Shaw have been notified of acceptance and will be summoned for duty in the near future. They will be assigned to a civilian hospital for service.
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Nellie Walker
Freda Shaw
Civ
Poe Taylor Ridge Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Carl Welling and daughter Vernice and Mr George Tully visited Murray City and spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Pamas Ward and family. Charles Wahl called on friends at Jacksonville Sunday evening. A M Taylor and wife returned home after weeks at Magnetic Springs. Burt Lowery hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs George Chaplier Red Town. August Lemoine of Jacksonville spent several days with Leo Lemoine.
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Carl Welling
Vernice
George Tully
Murray City
Pamas Ward
Charles Wahl
Jacksonville
A. M. Taylor
Magnetic Springs
Burt Lowery
George Chaplier
Red Town
August Lemoine
Leo Lemoine
Local Visitors Share Sunday at Jacksonville
Mrs. Joseph Gaskalla and Mrs. Roland Mulpas and son Wilford visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis in Jacksonville. Rena Norman of Red Town stayed with Mrs. William Dalton and Ira Conaway family. Herman Kempton, injured at mine ten, had his right big toe amputated after two weeks of illness. Bertha Dalton returned home from Akron after a month with relatives.
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Joseph Gaskalla
Roland Mulpas
Wilford
Frank Davis
Jacksonville
Rena Norman
Red Town
William Dalton
Ira Conaway
William Swartz
Herman Kempton
German effort to reinforce Bulgaria feared in Balkan study
A high army officer, after studying the Balkan issue, believes Germany will try to reinforce its Bulgarian ally. He warns that abandoning Bulgaria would be the surest sign Germany is crumbling.
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Washington
Balkan
Germany
Bulgarians Defend Balkans as War Beliefs Shift
News from Sofia reports a Bulgarian minister of war declaring the war is over and choosing defense, while Bulgarians in the Hotel de Bulgaria toast Marshal Foch’s western front victories and note Germany’s request to attack in the Balkans.
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Rome
Sofia
Foch
Hotel de Bulgaria
Germany
Balkans
Otis Vernon Arrives Overseas As Baker in World War I
A card from Walter Vernon states Otis Vernon has arrived overseas after enlisting months ago as a baker. He was stationed at Fort Dodge Iowa for a time. The message also extends thanks for kindness during the illness and death of W El Ballis and Eliza Ballis, with appreciation to Rev. Orr Rev. Benjamin and friends for floral offerings. The Children
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Otis Vernon
Walter Vernon
Otis
Fort Dodge
Iowa
W. EL. Ballis
Eliza Ballis
Orr
Benjamin
Gas Rates Set to Rise in Glouster Area
When the current ordinance lapses, local gas users face a five cent increase to 35 cents per thousand cubic feet with a five cent prompt-pay discount. Glouster now pays 30 cents per thousand with a 5 cent discount, down to 25 cents, a level seen a few years ago when gas cost 18 cents.
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Glouster
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Shawnee
Mrs Sarah Mount Announces Son Smiley Mount Safe Overseas
Mrs Sarah Mount receives a card noting the safe arrival overseas of her son Smiley Mount, a family message confirming his status and location.
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Sarah FB. Mount
Smiley Mount
Mrs Frank P Clark to Lead Stockport Schools
Elizabeth Williams will assume duties as principal of Stockport schools later this week and begin her new role next Monday morning.
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Frank P. Clark
Elizabeth Williams
Stockport
Pride Couple Return From Greenfield Visit
Dr and Mrs A Pride returned the first of the week from Greenfield where they were guests of Mrs Pride's parents Mr and Mrs Wilson.
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A. Pride
Greenfield
Mrs. Pride
Mrs. Wilson
Uncle Sam’s Trophy Train to visit Glouster Thursday
The Uncle Sam’s Trophy Train is set to arrive in Glouster on Thursday at 10 15 morning and stay until 1 30 in the afternoon. Local residents anticipate the event with interest.
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Uncle Sam
Sunday Creek Valley
Glouster
Train Visit Grants Time for Local Merchants in Glouster
With the train’s stop in Glouster, hotels and restaurants will close except for essential businesses. Proprietors and clerks gain time to view the train and to devote to selling Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds.
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Glouster
Siberian coalition vows rich wartime provisions to allies
A statement from the new Siberian coalition government says Western Siberia has ample wheat butter meat and fish to feed allies on the new eastern front via Omsk and Tokyo.
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Omsk
Siberia
Tokyo
New Siberian
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