Local residents and visitors share Thanksgiving week
Noble of Youngstown, Miilay Ahart of Akron, and many others visited Centerburg area for Thanksgiving. Residents traveled to Columbus, Newark, and Mansfield for family gatherings while long lists of local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Youngstown
Wis
Miilay
William Ahart
A.M. Ahart
Akron
Alumi Way
Threety
Dewlit
Canton
Bae
Linden
Glorie Molin
Kpand
Dr. FC
Larkmora
Rochester
Minn
Mixs
Viola Wilkins
PL. Wilkins
Frank Meroe
Tleo Petit
Columbus
Centerburg Building & Loan Association Company
Centerburg
Ohio
Mansfield
Tinek
Worsof
Dey Wores
Abu S.A
Milenio Vivian
Marjorie Howie
Dowie and Son
Robert
Holby
Yernon
Germany Says It Won't Enter Peace Conference With Large Claim
A Central News dispatch from Amsterdam quotes German Foreign Minister von Kuehlmann in London on December 1 stating it is absurd to imagine Germany would enter a peace conference with a large claim. He emphasizes modest aims and a willingness to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
von Kuehlmann
Amsterdam
Germany
Reduction in Oleomargarine Tax Reconsidered as War Measure
The Internal Revenue Bureau proposed lowering the oleomargarine tax to boost food production and revenue as a wartime measure. The report, released in Washington, urges policy action to support agricultural output and overall war-effort funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Hureau
State Institutions Stocked With Sugar Amid Shortage Fears
Columbus December 1 state institutions housing over 24 000 wards report ample sugar supplies. Officials say there is no fear of rationing or shortages affecting canteens and meals, ensuring steady provisions for residents despite wider constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fragmentary report on famine era deaths and food supply
The text appears to be a garbled report noting deaths tied to hunger and a failing sugar supply. It references a person or figure Hecate of ube and Wille, with unclear details about a chase or condition and a mention of a line for a chair. The overall sense is a disrupted notice about hunger-related fatalities and scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecate
Ube
Wille
Weny Giisilios
Fourteen Miners Entombed in Illinois Coal Mine
A mine disaster at the Old Hen coal mine in Illinois left fourteen miners entombed after a blast. Officials report only four bodies recovered so far with no sign of survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Lee Ewer
Hen
Golden Eagle Trapped by Man Believing It a Hawk
Edgar Cochran set a trap after spotting a large bird he mistook for a chicken hawk. On Friday the trap captured a giant golden eagle with a wingspan just over seven feet, a surprising sight for the resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cochran
Golden Eagle
War Board urged wheatless meals to aid war effort
The War Board of Ohio advocates wheatless dinners to win the war, urging substitution of corn oats buckwheat rye barley and potatoes for flour and bread. It warns that Australia failed due to lax food regulation and calls households to prepare more meals without wheat each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aussie
Harmony at Camp Sherman Denies Rift Among Groups
Major General Glean, camp commandant at Camp Sherman in Chillicothe, Ohio, issues a statement denying reports of discord among camp activities society the Red Cross and the YMCA. He asserts harmony and cooperation prevail at the facility as of December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Red Cross
The
Associated Prest
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Glean
Camp Activities Society
First U S Army units near Camp Sherman prepare for overseas service
Three infantry regiments at Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio begin accelerated training as orders reach the 330th 331st and 332nd to speed up their programs signaling possible departure of Ohio and western Pennsylvania men of the 83rd Division to foreign soil sooner than expected amid ongoing mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Y House League Starts Schedule
In the first two games of the Y C A basketball league, the Marines defeated the Artillery 21 to 0, and the Militias won 27 to 1. On Wednesday night the Aviators face the Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marinas
Toe Artillery
Militias
Aviatory
Cavalry
For Sale Ukarre Tari and Nearby Land Parcels
Property listing notes the sale of a turfy area including a yard barn land and surrounding acres. It references W. C. Reckwell Fa Land Co and mentions multiple saline parcels, with details scattered but indicating available plots for purchase in Humber area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukarre Tari
Yoou Bose
Lis Aceland
Bee Acres
Also Mentioned on This Page
Obear Kinert
Aliron
Niisone
Miller
Forrest Kiley
Newark
Uvy
Hall
Taymond
George X. Barry
Compan
Marry
BE. W. Mendenhall
M Mendenhall
East Vine Street
William Rock
Orrvitle
Arck
Joe Han Younus
Leonn Loney
Olio University
Athens
Lunartine
George Zellers
Salem
W. Va
Blanche Long
A. Hoek
Mien Bebout
D. Welker
Pamline
Dayville
Mabel T. Gessner
Thilimore
William Green
J. J. Dermod
GH. Gessner
Verin Salinbury
Clyde Pinkley
Nell Worthmein
Martha Brown
Georgia Lover
North Park Street
W. Hamill Shields
Rm B. Yep. U
Baptist Young People’s Union
Union
Mint Morey
Ming
Heuston
Avanti
Dievilie Pridiy Pventoe
Forkvtign Gbiylog
Ureli Galia
Vernon
Berkley
Tidy Bee
gHtet Leliaety
CL Moetley
Fort Wadaworth
N.Y
Hike Deleste
Weddling Mint Vorsniky
Aiton
William Shipps
Chesterville
Chesterviie
Mra
Shippa
Amon
Giekts
Mer
Mite
ML Brown
Golden Gossip Club
Look
Tete Shatl
Kuehlmann
Smoetinon
Bannery
Cecil Hall
Knox CO
U. S
Knox
France
Cool B. Hall
and Mee
West Chestnut Street
CC First
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mt. Vernon High School
Doric Lodge
Its
Dad
Atever
Mt. Vernon
United States
Qrcil
Prake
Ranier
the War Board of Ohio Today
En Uba Pte
Chicago
the Licking Creamery CO
Bellville Creamery
Lexington Creamery
Marines and Sailors
West High Street
Caarpetunt
Elty
Thix Springs
Wilt Way
Cearet
Larke Farm
Adiress
Hexoh
Danville
M. W
Clough & Lauderbaugh Jewelers and Watch Specialists
South Main Street
Butcher's C
Deel Tayssociation Co
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