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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1918

Page

3

Citizens keep moving through Michigan and Ohio

Mr A C Rossi departs on vacation visiting Michigan. Mr and Mrs Jesse White tour Buckeye Lake and the State Fair in Columbus. Several residents travel to Columbus Cincinnati and Washington for visits and events. The Child's Conservation League meets. Missionary journeys include families from Athens and nearby towns with updates on schooling and military family movements.

A. C. Rossi Michigan Jesse White Buckeye Lake Columbus

Wheat producer in Oklahoma yields 1820 bushels

In Oklahoma a wheat grower reported production of 1820 bushels. The note highlights the robust harvest and regional grain output.

Oklahoma

Son Wounded Twice in France Battle

William Smith of Athens State hospital reports his son Corporal C. W. Smith of the 125th Infantry in France was wounded twice in recent fighting. The first bullet hit the fleshy part of his right arm above the elbow and a second bullet struck the same arm below the elbow, fracturing both bones. He is recovering in a hospital.

William Smith Athens State Hospital McArthur Vinton County C. W. Smith 125Th Infantry France Smith Buick Auto Flint Michigan

Birthdays, illness, and local happenings in Amesville area

A note of social events includes a surprise birthday party for Margerete Phillips hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Phillips on the Athens pike. Reports mention visits by M F Gilchrist of Charleston and Frank Smith in the oil fields near Carolton. Hospital care for Mrs EB Finch and a move of Rev Chapin to the Presbyterian church Manse, with Prof M E Chapin of Lincoln IL assisting.

Elizabeth Phillips Athens Pike Miss Margerete M. F Jess)z. Gilchrist Charleston W. Va Sharpsburg Frank Smith Carolton Geo. Smith Chapin Japan Clifford Porter Zern Jones Camp Taylor Louisville

Athens rural school board to meet on Friday for teacher hires

The Athens rural board of education will meet Friday evening August 81 at its Room 11 office in the National Bank Building. Some rural schools lack teachers and the board pays 75 to 90 dollars monthly based on training. Teachers must file a copy of their certificate with Clerk Joseph Evens and certify semester hours or normal college credit before payroll placement.

Athens Rural Board of Education National Bank Athens Joseph Evens Plains Ohio

Glouster News Admits Enlistments and Local Updates

Roy Cary of Trimble announces Navy enlistment with expected call before September. Twelve Trimble township men aged 21 since June 6 registered for service at John G. Myers tailor shop. Five registrants from Glouster, two from Trimble, Jacksonville, Hollister, and Murray City. Names listed. Glouster inspector Hugh Gormley leaves for Middletown. Roy Drury serving in France base hospital. Buckinghams' Thomas Catchpool dies from auto wreck injuries. Local trips and family news. The Woman in the Web ends tonight at the Opera House with additional feature and comedy.

Trimble John G. Myers Glouster Jacksonville Hollister Murray City Lewis Henry Stedman John Howard Sweeney John William Gabos Harley Bisnagle Ernest Kinsel William Cobb James Desera Russell Mathew Reed Clyde R. Vernon Harvey Wilber Luther William Hinton James Charles Roscoe Joseph Hugh Gormley Department of Public Works Middletown B. FE. Drury Roy Drury Medical Corps France Dr. Drury New York City Washington

Henry Eccles to Take Training as Officer

Henry Eccles of Athens is selected from Camp Sherman to attend the Officers Training Camp at Camp Gordon Georgia. he begins September 1. He enlisted in May and has served as a sergeant for several months. He is the eldest son of Mrs. Fanny Eccles and graduated from Ohio University in 1915.

J. Willard Chappelear J. B. Chappelear West Fourth Avenue Ohio Military Institute Cincinnati Washington, D. C War Department Bureau of Insular Affairs Miss Faith Chappelear Columbus Dispatch Anna Ward Mary Lake View Cleveland Chicago Ill W. F. Scott Samuel Kirkendall Carmen Oklahoma E. R. Kirkendall Auburndale Toledo Athens Addie Davies Clark Staneart Meigs County Messrs Perry Allison Staneart Kirkendall Ohio Henry . Eccles Sherman Camp Gordon Georgia Sergeant Eccles Fanny Eccles Ohio University

Local miners and workers listed in Nelsonville region

Arch ie L Mansfield 21 miner Canaanville Ivdla Walton 17 Canaan ville Dane Osborn 21 trip driver Chauncey Ida Hayden 19 clerk Chauncey R D Young 21 laborer Nelsonville Dessamond Whitlatch 16 New Marsh field John Collins 48 miner Nelsonville Elizabeth Messell 44 domestic Nelsonville Robert A Johnson 19 farmer Vincent Naomi F Rodehayer 18 Guys Edward L Juniper 37 coal operator Nelsonville Annie B Chapman 36 bookkeeper Nelsonville

Archie L. Mansfield Miner Canaanville Ivdla Walton Dane Osborn Chauncey Ida Hayden R. D. Young Nelsonville Dessamond Whitlatch New Marshfield John Collins Elizabeth Messell Robert A. Johnson Farmer Vincent Naomi F. Rodehayer Guysville Edward L. Juniper Annie B. Chapman

Scouts Reach Buckeye Lake After Truck Rescue

Boy Scouts began from Buckeye Lake at 6 AM and reached Logan by 11 30 AM for dinner. The Swanson truck got stuck on the Circle Hill detour, delaying them about three hours until Fred Beckler mobilized several teams to pull the vehicle free. The group then proceeded to the lake and settled for the week.

Buckeye Lake Logan Swanson Circle Hill Fred Beckler

Lieutenant Owen Promoted to First Lieutenant in Army

The Washington promotion list includes George J. Owen promoted from second to first lieutenant. Formerly of Athens, Owen is now at Camp McClellan Alabama and serves as regimental adjutant in the Twelfth Ammunition Train, composed entirely of regular army men under a West Point graduate commanding officer.

Owen Washington George J. Owen Athens Camp McClellan Ala West Point

Cemetery Association to Meet in Hebbardaville

Hebbardaville Ohio will hold its Cemetery Association annual business session on Wednesday September 11 at 1 30 in the afternoon. Officers will be elected and other important business attended to.

Hebbardaville The Cemetery Association

Limited Men Are Picked for War Service

Athens county selects 30 draftees for Camp Sherman with names scattered across Nelsonville Glouster The Plains Athens and surrounding townships including Buchtel Deanville Frost Coolville and Mineral. The roster lists Bernard Bowers Orville Medley George Auer Ralph Barnhill Hugh King and many others.

Athens County Camp Sherman Bernard Oscar Bowers Nelsonville Orville M. Medley Hockingport Foraker Capple Flora George David Auer Trimble Ralph Bernard Barnhill Guysville Hugh Tearance King Buchtel Herbert Francis McCalley Albany James Isaac Palmer Poston Karl A. Miller Athens John Ralph Buck John J. Ley Glouster John Francis Naughton William Henry McMahon James Douglas Hunt Pete Sam Bochus Harve James Smith Ira Lee Quick Canaanville John Smart Millfield Charles M. Thompson the Plains John L. Butler Dundon W. Va Jess Coon Deanville Arthur Monroe West Athens R. D Frank Schoonover Peter Hinton Homer M. Griffin Torch Clifford Perry R. D Mack Bolin Braley Fred Worden Clarence Sullivan Allen R. Kresge John F. Gleason Don Homer Kenney James Chute Coolville Earl Collett Frost Albert Elmore Overhouser Joseph Solomon Gillespie Luster Bickles Mineral

Three Sailors Missing After Seaplane Collision

Three men are missing after two United States seaplanes collided in fog twelve miles off Fire Island on a Saturday night. The Navy Department said persistent search failed to locate the missing crewmen.

Washington Hug United States Fire Island Navy Department

Chesterhill Home Destroyed by Fire in Chesterhill

Dr John Peebles home at Chesterhill burned Saturday night starting in an upstairs room. Miss Mabel Beicher, his stepdaughter, discovered the blaze as flames filled the rooms. A bucket brigade formed but the fire progressed before crews could save it. Loss about 2000 with only household goods insured.

Chesterhill McConnelsville Dr. John Peebles Mabel Beicher

Railroad mileage book offers 1000 miles for $30 nationwide

The railroad administration announces a new $30 mileage book valid for 1000 miles on any U S railroad by any number of persons and sold at all ticket offices. No monetary savings but buyers avoid ticket sales and making change. Other 500 mile books costing $15 to be available Sept 10.

United States Railroad Administration

Bio-Seren Promises Quick Energy Boost for All Ages

An advertisement promotes Bio-Seren as a low-cost, fast-acting tonic to restore vigor and ambition. It claims dramatic results within days for nervous, tired, or run-down individuals and offers a money-back guarantee if goals aren’t met. The copy urges daily dosing and notes the formula is printed on the package.

Aoven

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Joseph C. Smith Victor Herbert Victor Herbert Columbia Home Furnishing Co Miss May Harris W. G. Neff Franklin Avenue Mrs. William Logan Mr. Logan Ordnance Department Henry W. Nero Mrs. Nero Walker Street Child's Conservation League Fred Lemley Morris Avenue John Barker Clarence Duncan Washington ,D. C Charles E. Staneart Ohio Mechanics Institute Sarah Staneart Nelle Scott Mrs. W. F. Scott Branch Mulligan Miss Rita Mr. Milligan Robert Davidson Thomas Littler W. B. James Alfred G. Farmer Margaret Louise Wright Field Dayton John Cuckler J. D. Haskins Kerr Louise Katherine Ed Carpenter Farm Cag Beasley Christ Hospital F. J. Beasley C. F. Speelman James Diltz North Cemetery Street Effie Smith James Brooks No Man's Land Audrey Danford West State Street Blaine Johnson Marie Berlin Greensburg Thomas Acrea Rose Marian Kansas City Ellen Boetzner Hillsboro William Boetzner Acrea Audrey Ludwick Merrill Woodruff New Vienna George McKee C. M. Pierce Woodruff 8. E. Gillilan Bridgeport Arthur Anderson Bert Hooper Anderson Mr. Gillilan Reuben Gillian Gillilan Charles Hayden Beechan Son HMNS Amesville State Fair Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Buckeye 1 Rankin Building West Gay Street Glouster News Roy Cary L. G. Cary Navy Thomas Catchpool Buckingham T. A. McLain Mountville Frank Harper Hutchinson Minn Clarence Reese Culver Ind Harry Lepfever Military Academy Akron Opera House Tonight Henry Eccles Edison Phonograph N. Court St Athens, Ohio Carpenter Matherey Ihn Corpuscles Ana Caetas Tate L. B. Doefer Ed Carpenter Crisco W. H. Broos North Court Stra Ier
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