Purse Found and Committee Appointments Noted
A purse was found and may be reclaimed by identifying property and paying the ad fee. The article lists two committees with members including Mrs Nate Blake and Mrs J W Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Blake
Jesse Racehus
D. A. Ferree
F.S. Maxwell
J. P. Stratton
Starkey
Kessinger
Lulu Poston
Walter Wolf
George Johnson
John Saltz
Ethel Walker
Addie James
Bertha Nixon
Laura Spencer
Lawrence Keleh
Waldo Chute
Harry Eddington
Joe Davis
Walter Whitlatec
Frank Allen
Grace Scott
A. C. Anderson
Ralph Parks
C. J. Sanders
Effie Wolf
Finance Committee
Cornetts Church
Edith Barlow
Floyd Barlow
Corfetts
L. L. Scott Dies at 77 in City Home
L. L. Scott, 77, Civil War veteran and prominent citizen, collapsed dead in his yard this morning. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. Survived by widow and children Mrs. May Jones Kinwood Park Indiana Grace Frances of this city Earl of Toledo. Scott served in Company G 18th Ohio Regiment and left a notable war record with the G. A. R. for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Scott
Scott
May Jones
Kinwood Park
Grace
Frances
Earl
Toledo
18Th Ohio Regiment
Marriage of Miss Eme Sepherce Hickman to Terrence Green
Miss Eme Sepherce Hickman daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Hickman Nelsonville Ohio wed Terrence Green headquart erd Naval District New York Monday afternoon at the home of Dr and Mrs W D Side man 4190 East Calhoun St Dr Lidmann officiated in front of relatives and friends The bride wore white organdy and lace over pink silk and carried pink rose buds Dinner followed Covers for the bride and groom and several relatives were set The couple have arrived in the city and are receiving congratulations from friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eme Sepher Ce
J. R. Hickman
Nelsonville
Ohio
Terrence Green
Headquarterd
Naval District
New York
W. D. Sideman
East
Calhoun St
Lidmann
Mrs. Man
Co. W. Stowell
Misses Carnes
Kate Abbott
Florence Hickman
Marionville
Bertha Wetzel
Greenfield
Abbott Sprinfield
Daily Leader
Farewell Party for Nelle Mathews Ethel Bagley and Mary Lane
A farewell gathering honored Nelle Mathews Ethel Bagley and Mary Lane before their departure to Hiram College. Guests visited their homes, enjoyed games and music, shared refreshments, and gave tokens of remembrance to the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Mathews
Ethel Bagley
Mary Lane
Hiram College
Etheley
Mesdames Farr Carroll
Ruth Lehman
Edwin Johnson
Edith
Royal Linscott
Pauline Donley
Maryane
Myra Higgins
Grace Kinney
Doris Huddy
Ella
Olive Gilbert
Martel
Georgia
Lela Warner
Charlene Garner
Sigrid Love
Mabel Dupler
Alma Donley
Lulu Parry
Verna Hand
Etha Bagley
Rally Day Service for Church Volunteers Planned
A church calls members volunteers and recruits to report for service next Sunday October 6 at 9 15 AM. The event invites all to participate and join the ministry.
Century Union Telephone workers dine at Mrs Linton home
Twenty Cen tral Union Telephone Co. employees traveled by truck from the firm to Mrs Gladys Linton’s Happy Hollow home for a harvest dinner cooked by "Mother" Linton. Guests included M. M. Bride Bob Hawk Chas Nash Gladys Runion Anna Kourt and others. no accidents reported, though stomachs were overfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Telephone Co
Gladys Linton
Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
Linton
M. M. Bride
Bob Hawk
Chas. Nash
Nash
Gladys Runion
Anna Kourt
Mi Steenrod
Chloe’ Miller
Louella
Bessie Lenox
Edna Harti
Florence Kinsey
Nell Hind
Ada Scheller
Hariette Barber
Gladys Ashby
Ruby Ruscoe
Helena Siedam
Otte Skivers
Gete Commiazsion. Lancaster Receives Second Lieutenant Rank
A Lancaster resident received his commission as Second Lieutenant on Friday and Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs Lancaster present. He left Sunday for duty at Fort Perry where he will await orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Perry
Linen drive for hospitals urged by Red Cross
Red Cross Headquarters request linen donations for hospital use. Items to be collected at the Warner Building on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Warner
Columbus St
Attendy Y M C A Meet Outlines War Work Campaign
The Columbus gathering of Y M C A leaders including C A Dilcher W S Hudson Ralph Parks and others met to plan the War Work Campaign set to begin November 11. Speeches by Cox John R Mott and others inspired efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dilcher
W. S. Huddson
Ralph Parks
A. LU. Pritchard
C. C. Sharp
C. B Welch
J. Sanders
Columbus
Cox
John R. Mott
Oth
Dinner Hosts Present Elegant Six O'clock Supper
Mrs F Socie and Mrs Julius Fischer hosted a six o'clock dinner with pretty appointments. Guests included Captain and Mrs C D Welch, Mrs Mariel Barhegut, and daughter Jee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Socie
Julius Fischer
C. D. Welch
Mariel Barhegut
Jee
District Dry Fedre urce Officers in September Evening
Fragmentary text lists district officers and a meeting time in September. It references an upper area and officers present, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Colored Chief Brings In Suspect From Columbus
Chief Pearson went to Columbus Saturday and returned with Elsie Mae Brown wanted in this city to answer to stealing articles of clothing from Laura McMurray. Both parties are colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Columbus
Elsie Mae Brown
Laura McMurray
Eastern Star to Do Red Cross Work
The ladies of the Eastern Star plan Red Cross work sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday after noon at 1 30 at Mrs. R. H. Jackson's Columbus street location. Members are urged to attend and assemble 100 property bags for the local Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sters
The
Eastern Star
Tucadeay
R. H. Jackson
Columbus Street
Red Cross
Thenk Offering and Guest Day of Missionary Society
The Presbyterian church Missionary Society held its Thenk Offering and Guest Day with Mrs. J. M. Hyde hosting. Chairman Mrs. Frank Tedrow oversaw a program including a paper by Mrs. Sharp on Inventory of Missionary Work, an Open Door talk by Mrs. Hyde, a vocal solo by Mrs. Wilford Stiers, and a letter from foreign missionary Mrs. Cooke read by Mrs. H. D Kreig. A social hour followed with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hyde
Frank Tedrow
Sharp
Hyde
Wilford Stiers
H. D Kreig
Cooke
Bells and signals mark the Fourth Liberty Loan kickoff
Church bells and sirens rang across the city Saturday at 9 o'clock to launch the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. Citizens gathered as bells pealed and whistles blew signaling the start of the fund raising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Local Women and Families Visit in Central Ohio
A long list of area visitors and guests is reported including Mrs Hessie Coleman of Philadelphia and Mrs W Curtis of New York City staying with their parents Dr and Mrs A I Pemrose. Numerous locals attend gatherings, visits, and illnesses across Athens Logan Columbus and Marion with several returning from trips and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Coleman
Philadelphia
W. Curtis
New York City
A. 1. Pemrose
W. W. Kelley
John Cross
Athens
Chas. Edington
Charle Newton
Camp Sherman
Formal exercises urged as student ties shift with bonds
A terse note suggests that increasing bonds or formal ties among students reduces casual gestures and sparks a shift toward more formal activities and retaliation themes in student conduct.
Hindenburg Line Break Deepens Front Near St Quentin
AP dispatches report the Hindenburg Line broken to two miles depth on an eight mile front north of St Quentin with American units south to Bellincourt. French hold Chemin-des-Dames half. Germans retreat in the region. Bonar Law warns there will be no peace until Germany is beaten. Bulgaria may align with the Allies against Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
St. Quentin
Partic
Bellincourt
Bopt
Germany
Andrew Bonar Law
Washington
Bulgaria
Turkey
Pigne 32
Panareteff
United Press Today
Time change postponed to October 27 in Washington
Washington reports the clocks will not be set back tomorrow as first announced. The time change is rescheduled for October 27, a Sunday, so patrons should not expect the extra hour of sleep they planned for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson Urges Senate to Pass Woman Suffrage Amendment
President Wilson called on the United States Senate to pass a constitutional amendment granting women full and equal suffrage. He, as commander in chief, said suffrage is vital to the war effort and urged removing obstacles to win the war for humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
United States Senate
Army
Navy
Allied Songs For School Benefit Concerts
Pupils await Thursday when singer Bentley Ball will perform two concerts for the school fund. Afternoon program features Indian and American folk songs with Cadman chants. evening program titled So of Our Allies includes France Russia England and more plus current soldier songs. Proceeds go to echoe improvement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley Ball
Ball
Cadman
Scotland
Italy
Belgium
United States
Influenza Illnesses Rise in Illinois and Massachusetts
Boston dispatch reports 85,000 ill in Illinois and Massachusetts with influenza deaths increasing hourly. State Health Commissioner Kelly wired Surgeon General Blue that the situation remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Kelly
Blue
The
Public Health Service
Wireless Link Maintains Rome Tripoli Communications
A wireless telephone link keeps communications between Rome and Tripoli, spanning about 600 miles mostly over sea. The arrangement emphasizes long distance voice transmission and maritime connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tripoli
Empress of Germany at Wilhelmshohe Castle
The Empress of Germany is seriously staying at the Castle of Wilhelmshohe with ongoing formal engagements. Local officials report her presence and scheduled activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wilhelmshohe
Honor Young Han Tho Will Tran at Ohio
Fifty young people gathered at Cary Woodyard home in Albany on September 27 to honor Lawrence Woodyard as he leaves for Ohio University to receive military training in the S A T C. A military wrist watch was presented, and guests wished him success in his military and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Han Tho Will Tran
Ohio
Albany
Cary Woodyard
Lawrence
Ohio University
Das
Miggel Hazel Chase
Ethel Weyand
Dena Stanley
Lena Ash
Alpha Ash
Nella Chase
Letha Chase
Elva Cottrill
Bianece Woodyard
Sarat Guthrie
Kezia Day
Anestein Searls
Mar! Dailey
Goldie Daley
Myrtle Throckmorten
Enid Castor
Ovee Castor
Emma Wood
Gladys Jeffers
Marie ‘Johnston
Pauline Potter
Megers
Lawrence Woodyard
Carl Vanderwort
Wayne Searls
Raymond
C. C. Woodyard
Claud Chase
O. B. Woodyard
Vv. C. Cottrill
Licensed To Marry Fred Ven Sickles to Doanville Bride Edna Nixon
A marriage license lists Fred Ven Sickles 25 miner Doanville and Edna Nixon 24 domestic Doanville with partners Dean Cunningham 14 miner Glouster Nellie Hawk 19 clerk Jackson Walter Wherton 20 miner Fizina Shafer 18 The Plains James Parmon Holland 20 miner Carbondale Ethel Hamilton 26 domestic Carbondale among registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ven Sickles
Doanville
Edna Nixon
Dean Cunningham
Miner
Glouster
Nellie Hawk
Jacksonville
Walter Wherton
The
Fizina Shafer
the Plains
James Parmon Holland
Carbondale
Ethel Hamilton
Doméstic
Influenza Outbreak Closes Schools in Zanesville Area
Zanesville reports 200 Spanish influenza cases and two deaths at New Concord. All village schools closed to curb spread in Muskingum county. Camp Sherman log lists 6 deaths in twelve hours and 160 bronchitis coryza cases reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
New Concord
Muskingum County
Camp Sherman
Pa Fais Ho
Fonck Extends Lead With 66 Airs Defeated
Paris reports Lieutenant Rene Fonck, top French aviator, downed all enemy planes on September 26, bringing his total to 66. The feat equals his own record and matches British pilots Trollope and Claxton. War now involves twenty three nations against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rene Fonck
Fonck
Trollope
Claxton
Flying Corps
Germany
Lapland Iron Mine Gets Clean Traffical Machinery
The world's richest iron mine in Lapland has been outfitted with clea trifcal machinery boosting output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapland
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Hankcs Haynes
Manron
Hazel Alexander
John Linten
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A. C. Hampier
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Will Perry
James Smith
Susan Smish
New Straitsville
Rhea Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
C. H. Bartlett
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Pershing
Poincare
General Pershing
France
Lconetl
Senate
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Lostro Auto Sales Company
Federal Motor Truck Co
Detrote
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Federal Tractor
Cole
Carpenter Hardware Co
Neilsonville
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