Social News Roundup From Athens and Nearby
Social notes track visits and travels of Ida White Mabel Van Dyke and others with mentions of Columbus Lancaster Lancaster street Elmwood Place and Memorial hall. Local church groups plan meetings while concerts the soprano Galli Curci attract attention. Out of town relatives attend the funeral of George Lewis of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Kyle
Columbus
Kyle
Galli Curci
Memorial Hall
Local Notes From Columbus Area Visitors and Transfers
Special Correspondence from Columbus reports Uncle Mr. A Cavanaugh visiting, with many locals in Athens on Monday. Waldo Poston bought a fine drove horse last Saturday while others attended a South Canaan social. Mrs F E Hunsicker left Tuesday for Columbus for a day, and G Theodore Crawford returned from Pittsburg with his brother. Mrs Elza Mansfield and Sam Mercer were business visitors in Athens Saturday. Ralph Myers traded his Per d for an Overland, Prola Walton's weeklong cold illness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanaugh
Columbus
A. Cavanaugh
Athens
Waldo Poston
Veral
South Canaan
F. E. Hunsicker
G. Eodore Crawford
Pittsburg
Elza Mansfield
Sam Mercer
Ralph Myers
Prola Walton
Local Social Happenings and Theater Ad
Special Correspondence reports Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Maria Burdette guests of William Burdette at Heb Bardeville. Cliff Wolf and children visit Ceonnett and Mozella Shields of Athens with Rose Shields and family. Liz Guess hosts. Colonel Locke family motor to Canaanville. Joe Hutchins shares Sunday supper with Port Dicken. George Gabriel family visit Noah Somers at Nelsonville. Grove Nagle sells here and buys on Brown Avenue in Athens. Fred Scott of Salem visits with sister Fletch Hawk. Grand Theater shows War Brides Friday and Saturday, a highly awaited picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Maria’ Burdette
William Burdette
Hebbardeville
Cliff Wolf
Ren
Ceonnett
Mozella Shields
Athens
Rose
E Shields
Liz Guess
Colonel Locke
Canaanville
Joe Hutchins
Port Dicken
George Gabriel
Noah Somers
Nelsonville
Grove Nagle
Brown Avenue
Fred Scott
Salem
Fletch Hawk
Glouster Mine Expands From Two To Five Cars Daily
The Mid-Hocking Company's new Burr Oak mine in Perry county near Sun day Creek is rapidly developing. Sinking an air shaft is over half complete and current output runs two cars daily, expected to rise to five in a week. The vein is six feet wide with four feet of high quality coal.
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Messenger
Glouster
Mid-Hocking Company
Burr Oak
Perry County
Sunday Creek
Dew
Corning
Rendville
Chosen In Schools Four Minute War Savings Winners
In Central School Build room eight a Monday evening contest saw Katherine Gilgannan win in the fourth to sixth grade group with Thelma Bingman second and Hamilton Noss third. In the upper group Arthur Howard won first, Dorothy Jones second and Theodora Junod third. All were named Four Minute speakers. A survey on self inflicted death among US wage earners shows men report more personal crises than women and fewer black workers seek such deaths than whites, with a recent drop in death by own action cases.
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Central School Build
Katherine Gilgannan
Thelma Bingman
Hamilton Noss
Arthur Howard
Dorothy Jones
Theodora Junod
United States
The Empress Eugenie Embraces Activity in Later Years
The Empress Eugenie, aged but active, shows revived interest in events and society. She enjoys greater company, more laughter, and increased correspondence, with most of her longtime entourage now gone.
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Eugenie
Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment Restores Dayton Man to Work
Gun Link of 108 Berry street Dayton Kentucky says his rheumatism was so severe he could not walk and had not worked for months. After one package of Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment he was up and around and hopes to return to work soon. He credits the remedy for relief and recommends it to others. Cline's Pharmacy sells Tanlac, advertised as a vegetable tonic that strengthens the run down and aids stomach issues.
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Gun Link
Berry Street
Dayton
Cline’s
Cline
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results
American League standings show New York 1 1, Washington 1 1, Detroit 1 0, Cleveland 0 0, Philadelphia 0 2, Chicago 0 1, St. Louis 2 0. Tuesday games: St Louis 6 Chicago 1, Washington 7 New York 6, Boston 1 Philadelphia 0. Detroit at Cleveland and St Louis at Chicago postponed by rain. New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston scheduled.
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American League
FE A Wick c. Cawree
Ie Iwcweens
New York
Washington
Detroit
Ebeent
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago .S
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Tuesday
Tuesday's results show Cincinnati 3 Pittsburg 0 and St Louis 4 Chicago 2 while New York 6 Brooklyn 4 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 2. Today's schedule lists Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at New York.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Tom Findus
Chicago
K. Seeees
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
St.Louis
Poultry Market Rules Allow Hens Now for Saturday Sale
Food Administrator Croxton announced that dealers may buy hens and pallets now to stock Saturday market but must not be sold or delivered before Saturday. Farmers are urged to ship gradually to avoid market glut and Croxton praised patriotic observance.
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Croxton
Regiment's Paper Details Raid on Germans in France
Mrs. Mattie Mace of New Marshfield reports her son Everett Mace of Company L 166th Infantry Rainbow Division in France sent a copy of The Ohio Rainbow Reveille printed there. The issue recounts the raid on German trenches in which Athens county boys participated, with several copies reaching local families including Walter Stewart's parents of Guysville.
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Mattie Mace
New Marshfield
Everett Mace
166Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
France
166Th
Mace
Lancaster
Old Fourth Ohio
Athens County
Walter Stewart
Guysville
Improvement League Formed at Sugar Creek
The Sugar Creek school district organized an Improvement League at a Monday April 15 meeting led by district superintendent J T Turner. Officers elected include President Mrs Zoa Beebe Vice President Mrs Della Farrell Secretary Miss Lucy Dorr. Proceeds from sales totaling $18 funded the last payment on a graphophone purchased by teachers and pupils.
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Sugar Creek
J.T. Turner
Zoa Beebe
Della Farrell
Lucy Dorr
Market Report from Cincinnati on Butter Eggs and Poultry
Today's Markets from Cincinnati report steady butter with price ranges for whole milk extra creamery products and firsts and seconds. Egg prices show prime firsts and ordinary firsts with several varying cents per dozen. Live poultry markets weaken with U S Food Administration selling restrictions from Web 11 to May 1 affecting fowls pullets roosters broilers fryers and roasting stock.
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Cimcinnati
Xtra
U. S. Food Administration
Butter and Eggs Prices Across Maryland and Nearby States
Market report from Baltimore dated April 16 shows butter prices steady with grades ranging from 31 to 45 cents per pound. Eggs steady with Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby firsts at 35 cents per dozen and western Ohio at 34 cents. regional variations noted across states.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Southern
Unclear Textile Quality Scores Mentioned in Ohio Entry
In Columbus Ohio on April 17 figures show Delaine values for washed and unwash ed lots with mixed quality grades. Records list Delane and Delane variations with prices or scores 78 76 75 68 65 60 across several combing grades.
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Columbus
Ohio
Delaine
Delane
Cattle Receipts and Market Notes From Cincinnati
In Cincinnati dated April 17 cattle receipts total 904 with heavy steers trading from 11.00 to 11.50. Hog receipts reach 6700 with the market holding steady at current levels.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Stock Market Cattle Stays Steady
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on April 17 the cattle market remained unchanged while sheep and lambs stayed flat. Hogs saw prime heavy prices at 16.15 to 18.25 with mediums heavies and lights at 18.70 to 18.87 and roughs at 16.00 to 16.26. stags traded between 13.00 and 18.26.
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Pittsburg
Pittsdum
Chicago Hog and Cattle Receipts Report
Chicago Illinois April 17 hogs receipts 21000 mixed and butchers prices 17.25 to 17.95 good heavy 17.45 to 17.80 rough heavy 16.45 light 17.85 to 18.00 pigs 12.25 to 17.25 cattle receipts 7500 Reeves 11.00 to 16.80 cows and heifers 7.60 to 13.85 stocker and feeders 5 412.15 calven 9.00 to 14.60 poste nawusis 9000 lambs 16.50
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Chicago
Calven
Lambs
Toledo Grain Market Prices on April 17
Closing prices list cash wheat at 2.20 dollars per bushel and cash corn at 1.55. Oats 91 14, rye 2.35, clover 18.25 with October 14.26, Alsike 15.25. Timothy 8.60 with April 3.62 1 2 lept. and October 3.97 1 2.
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Toledo
Chicago Grain Market Prices for April
Chicago reports corn futures with May 1.27 and June 1.47, July 1.46. Oats are listed for April 0.884 and May 0.84, June 0.814. Pork for May trades at 49.45.
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Chicago
Ill
Expressions of thanks for kindness after loss have cancer
We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy and kindness during illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings and consoling words from Rev Magee and Dr Hyman.
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N. R. Hesse
Daily Messenger
Magee
Hyman
LeFever
Pritchard
Miss Sines
Gutliph
S. Stiers
Alleged Vagrant Leaves City After Parole
Ezra Barker was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Wood for drunk and disorderly conduct. Thomas Llewellyn fled justice after a vagrancy charge. His attorney was unavailable and he remained in custody until paroled to consult counsel. Authorities worry he may not return to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Barker
Woodworth
Thomas Llewellyn
Tom
Durance
Athens
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Ida White
Mabel van Dyke
Mr. H. D. Nice
Milton Russell
Chillicothe
J. A. Rutherford
Carpenter
M. L. Campfield
Bremen
Alex M. Moore
Lancaster Street
George L. Fenzel
J. C. Jewell
Big Run
Alex Root
L. L. Deissle
C. C. Millikan
George M. Hickle
Frank Sidle
Buffalo, N. Y
A.C. Rossi
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
Woman's Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
Frank Gillham
Aquila Dodds
New Castle
George Patton and
Little Son Jr
Mr. Dodds
Edith Humphrey
New York City
Barber
Lindley Hall
Humphrey
Foreign Mission Board of
George Lewis
Clyde Cranmer
Harrison
Robert
Grover Mills
Varian
Charles A. Lewis
Franklin
Fred Hooper
Trimble
Jacob Kirschenschlager
Robert B. Jennings
Charles
Los Angeles
Calif
James Robinson, Glouster
Grand Theater
Opera House
Benjamin
Chapin
Dickens
Hollister
Modoc
Drydock
Jacksonville
Robert Warwick
Jack Pickford
Messrs
W. J. Rice
Monroe Tucker
Glouster Aerie F. EB. O
Sayre
E. E. Gilkey
First National Bank
Bin
Buckeye Coal and Railroad Company
Improvement League
BIG Daylight
the Silk Dept
F. L. Preston CO
Cincinnati Produce
Wool Market
Cincinnati Cattle Market
Union Stock Market
Western
Greece
Bolivia
Andes Mountains
Rey
Lash’'S Drug Store
Dauber
Lamb’s
Dean
Dean G Barry
Carpenter Hardware CO
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