Athens Notes Social Roundup Mentioning Local Events
Mrs Georgia Cooley of the Vogue Hair Shop visits Columbus on business. Edward Miller has scarlet fever at 22 Central Avenue. The Women s Music Club meets Friday at 7 with Mrs JT A Cotton. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R meets Saturday at 2 30 with Miss Bowers. Dr Alston Ellis to East Liverpool for addresses leaving today. Mrs Abbie Welling Dunkle dies in De Smet. The Deborah class meets tonight at 7 in the Christian Church basement. George Owen and Mrs Crawford guests of D J Evans. Various residents travel or visit kin and attend dances, dinners, and bridge parties.
Eighth grade graduation set for Doanville April 30
Nelsonville Ohio April 25 the eighth grade commencement for the school district will be held at Doanville on April 30 at 1 30 pm Speakers include Prof Bert Thompson of Ohio University and County Superintendent Alex Root All graduates are to enter high school next year A long list of graduates is named by district and surname details
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Nelsonville
Doanville
Bert Thompson
Ohio University
Alex Root
Carbondale
Deanville
Gates
Gladys Thorton
Ruth Davis
Connett
Mildred Wend
Agnes Nanna
Charles Huddy
Old Floodwood
Vivian Dishong
Glen Ebon
Pauline Fraser
Oak Grove
Mabel Foughty
William Pyles
Joe Holmes
Raymond Maccombs
Mary Wallace
Happy Hollow
George Brady
Thurman Yovett
Ralph van Dyke
Sarah
Birthday Party Honors Mary Virginia Hewitt
Mrs. Guy H. Hewitt hosted a birthday celebration at 46 Morris Avenue on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her daughter Mary Virginia’s tenth anniversary. Twelve playmates attended from four to six, enjoying games and music before a pink and white dining room decor and refreshments.
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Guy H. Hewitt
Morris Avenue
Mary Virginia
Nelsonville must boost third Liberty Loan drive
Nelsonville Ohio faces a shortfall in third Liberty Loan subscriptions with an allotment of 197800 based on local bank deposits. Campaign closes May 4, volunteers plan citywide solicitation after April 27 and a mass meeting tonight will organize a union gathering at the Christian church to hear Lieut Miller of the Canadian Army speak.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
Red Triangle
Boy Scouts
Indian Chief Declares Readiness to Help War Effort
Wichita Kansas April 25. After a Liberty Loan speech near Standing Rock Indian reservation Chief Little Bear asked who they fight. The speaker replied the Germans. The chief said too bad three Germans were on the reservation Sunday and he could have killed them all. He then went out to pick up trail.
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Wichita, Kan
Liberty Loan
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Little Bear
Egg and Poultry Prices From Daily Market Report
Today's markets show firm egg prices with firsts at 38c a dozen prime, 32c firsts, 30c ordinary, 28c seconds. Poultry rates include fowls 26c per pound, ducks 25–34c by type, turkeys hens 26c toms 20c, with geese and other items listed and assorted weights.
Butter and Eggs Market Report From Maryland to Ohio
Butter steady with creamery fancy at 44 45 cents, choice 42 43, good 40 41, prints 45 47, blocks 44 46. Ladies 31 82, rolls Maryland Pennsylvania 31 32, Ohio 30 31, West Virginia 29 30, store packed 28. Dairy prints Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania 31 32, process butter 39. Eggs steady Maryland Pennsylvania nearby firetse 25 dozen, western Ohio 36, West Virginia 35.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Southern
Prices for Timothy and Clover Hay in Columbus Market
In Columbus on April 24 the market reported hay prices for No. 1 timothy baled at 26.50, No. 2 timothy baled at 24.50, No. 1 light mixed at 22.75, No. 1 clover at 24, No. 2 at 22, and straw at 9.50 to 10.00.
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Columbus
Timothy
Cincinnati Cattle Market Mixed as Receipts Fall Short
Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts 870 with prices steady. calves weak with extras at 13.00 to 13.25 dollars. hogs receipts 3906 with steady prices at 17.50 for good choice packers and butchers. sheep receipts 141 with prices unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Market Report April 25 Hog Cattle Sheep Prices
Chicago Illinois April 25 hog receipts 25 000 mixed market slow butchers 16 65 to 17 45 good heavy 16 80 to 17 20 rough heavy 15 75 to 16 26 light 16 95 to 17 60 pigs 13 00 to 17 25 cattle receipts 14 000 market steady Reeves 10 20 to 17 35 cows and heifers 6 85 to 13 85 stockers and feeders 8 30 to 12 26 calves 8 00 to 12 50 sheep receipts 14 000 market weak native 13 15 to 17 00 western 13 80 to 17 western 13 40 to 17 40 Lambe 16 25 to 21 10 western 16 75 to 21 75 ewes 13 00 to 16 80
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Chicago
Ill
Market Quotes Chicago April 25 Corn Pork Prices
Chicago market notes show corn for May at 1.2738, July 1.5038. oats May 0.8334, July 0.7414. Pork for May 47.25.
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Chicago
Ill
Hog Price Summary From Pittsburg Market Report
Live hogs sold in Pittsburg on April 26 with price brackets for different weights and grades. Prime heavy hogs at 17.50, mediums 18.25, heavy and light Yorkers and pigs 18.25 to 18.40, roughs 17.75 to 18. Stags 15.00 to 15.90.
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Pittsburg
Toledo Market Report April Prices for Grains and Clover
Toledo notes closing cash prices for Wheat at 2.20, Corn 1.56, Oats 9 14, Rye 2.27 and Clover 18.40 with October 14.60 and Alsike 15.00.
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Toledo
Marysville Home Guard Votes to Buy Liberty Bonds
The Marysville Home Guard decided to use 100 of the company's surplus to purchase liberty bonds. Officers elected include Major John L. Sellers, Reebert Porter, and George Schlegel Jr. The record also notes the Maryland Assembly of 1635 as the first to initiate legislation.
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Marysville
Maryland
Meritol Nux and Iron Tablets For Delicate Nerves
Meritol Nux and Iron Tablets promise strength for delicate people and nervous debility with two weeks of use. Each box contains 108 tablets, enough for a month of treatment, priced at $1.00. Sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co.
When to plant the garden according to nature
Washington officials advise gardeners to time sowing by plant bloom. As peach and plum trees flower, sow cold hardy crops like lettuce parsley beets turnips cabbage carrots peas and onions. When apple trees bloom, plant heat loving crops such as cucumbers beans sweet corn pumpkin and squash.
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Nature
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
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Georgia Cooley
Vogue Hair Shop
Edward
Bert Miller
Central Avenue
the Woman’s Music Club
JT. A. Cotton
North
Congress Street
Nabby Lee Ames
The
Miss Bowers
Church Street
Alston Ellis
East Liverpool
BE. B. Nutter
W. B. Jacoby
W. H. Etter
Lyle
Madaline
Marietta
Robert Leopold
Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association
F. R. Williams
Cutler
Mary Williams
Bridgeport
Maude Hill
Lucy Guthrie
Raymond Fulwider
U. S. Army
France
W. M. Kurtz
Albany, N. Y
Edward Kurtz
Abbie Welling Dunkle
de Smet
South Dakota
Coolville
Deborah
Christian Church
George Owen
Camp. Pike
Arkansas
D. J. Evans
James Crawford
Canaan Township
Athens
Dorothy Campbell
Ironton
J. B. Fulton
Faye Hewitt
New Marshfield
Guy Hi
Hewitt
New York
Porto Rico
Russell Goldsberry
Marblehead
Mass
Blaine
Johns Hopkins
F. K. Goldsberry
Albany
Eugene Banks
F. D. Forsythe
Cleveland
M. B. Banks
Park Place
A. F. Farnam
la Crosse
Wis
Bk. C. Sc
Frances Starr Turner
Charline Martin
Verna Danford
Pauline Swanson
Lucile Copeland
Luciel Boden
Jane Cooper
Helen Baughman
Gertrude Louise Addicott
Iris Young
Ethel Russell
Mary Virginia Hewett
Child’s League
Childs Conservation League
James Austin
Maplewood Drive
Bird Masons
W. H. Cooper
Rosser
Blue Bird
E. B. Young
JF. W. Cone
J. A. Brown
Simon Brouwer
Big Daylight
Warner
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