Social News From Albany and Columbus Plans
Mr Floyd Fought of Albany attends the State Canners Association in Columbus. Mrs Clarence Kyle returns from Columbus. Miss Aldene Roach guest at a Deshler dinner in Columbus. Mr and Mrs James Robey travel to Columbus for Charles Robey's funeral. Mrs Owen Meredith visits relatives in Glouster. The McCoy family recovers from influenza as Private Harold Shively is discharged and visiting kin. Captain Harold Shively, 318th Infantry, 80th Division, served in France and now holds first lieutenant rank.
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Floyd Fought
Albany
State Canners Association
Columbus
Aldene Roach
Deshler
Owen Meredith
Glouster
Fred H. McCoy
Harold Shively
Camp Taylor
C. M. Gill
Earl C. Shively
Gill
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Shively
France
Border family among sick list and local visits
Many local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and sick list notes. Mr. H H Border's family are on the illness list while Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mingus of Millfield visited Mrs. Lottie Cannon in Rockbridge.
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Vrvwv
Tvuwe
H. H. Border
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Lottie Cannon
Lorenzo Shaffer
Rockbridge
Shaffer
D. M. Sawyer
John Bescoe
Lucy
Alf Carr
Quince Bescoe
Nyle Cannon
Jacksonville
Fred Foss
Sam
Nelsonville
Taylor Ridge Social News Roundup
Mr. and Mrs Burt Lowery attended their niece funeral at Hollister last Saturday. The school resumed Monday after a two month closure. Carl Welling Vernice Welling and Wilburt Morison visited Murray City to spend the day with Thomas Ward. Martha Morgan visited her son and daughter in law Charles Morgan Corning for a few days. P H Wilcke and son Harvey made a business trip to Glouster Monday. Roland Mulpas called on friends Jacksonville recently. Leo Lemoine spent a day with Mrs Harry Leek Greens. Bert Judson called on friends Red Town Sunday evening. Vern Willeke spent Saturday evening with friends Trimble.
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Burt Lowery
Hollister
Carl Welling
Vernice Welling
Wilburt Morison
Murray City
Thomas Ward
Martha Morgan
Charles Morgan
Corning
P. H. Wilcke
Harvey
Glouster
Roland Mulpas
Jacksonville
Leo Lemoine
Harry Leek
Greenson
Bert Judson
Red Town
Vern Willeke
Trimble
Appointment of Anna May Woodard as Administratrix
Anna May Woodard appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of James W. Woods of Athens County Ohio. Estate closed. Dated December 10 1918 judge H T Phillips probate judge.
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Anna May Woodard
James W. Woods
Athens County
Ohio
H. T. Phillips
Said County
Hay Market Prices in Columbus Timely Report
In Columbus hay market on December 10, No. 1 timothy baled 27 dollars, No. 2 timothy 26 dollars, No. 3 timothy 25 dollars, No. 1 clover mixed 25 dollars. Data straw 8 dollars and rye straw 12 dollars.
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Columbus
Timothy
Britain to safeguard navy while backing league drive
Winston Churchill asserts in the Glasgow Post that Britain will press for a strong league of nations but will not replace naval strength with it. He emphasizes Britain's unique global position and that national safety and daily sustenance depend on sea power.
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London
Great Britain
League of Nations
Winston Spencer Churchill
Glasgow Post
Churchhill
Great Brittain
Mr. Churchill
Life in Tobolsk for the Romanoffs a frugal exile
The former imperial family of Russia lives in a brick house with 14 sparsely furnished rooms in Tobolsk. Nicholas Romanoff and his wife endure a strict, minimalist routine, guarded by soldiers, with occasional cathedral visits and weekly baths. Alexandra resents censorship of letters, while daughters Olga Marie and Alexis pursue nursing and typing to aid their father’s memoirs.
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Paria
Tobolsk
Romanoff
Exetar
Nicholas Romanoff
Cathedral of the Annunciation
Count Frederiks
General Voyekov
Voyekov
Crimea
Repubiic
Alexandra
Na«fischkine
Alex
Czarevitch
Prince Alexis
Alloscha
Olga
Siberia
Grand Duchess
Marie
Ele
Ele Wears the Undies Uniform of A Colonel of the Prevbuajent
Puta
Alf
Influenza Affects Kingsville Residents Across Town
In Kingsville, residents are sick with influenza with several cases reported as mildly improved. Local social visits occurred as Mr Walter King traveled to Athens for business, while Mr and Mrs Douglas Hudnall hosted and visited Snowville residents. Ken neth Cheadle and his mother also traveled to Albany for business. The Hudnalls and Jeffersons hosted Hobson guests and Clare Tewksbury and family visited Douglas Hudnall.
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Walter King
Athens
Douglas Hudnall
Howard Welch
Snowville
Billie Cheadle
Kenneth
Albany
Jake Betz
Hobson
Lewis Jefferson
Clare Tewksbury
William Hudnall
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs. Bessie Cline Jones In Athens
The funeral party for Mrs. Bessie Cline Jones arrives in Athens this evening and will be taken to the home of her cousin Mr Harry Mexinstry at 107 East State Street. Friends may call Wednesday morning from 9 to 11 30 o'clock.
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Bessie Cline Jones
Athens
Salem
Harry Mexinstry
East State Street
Infant Floyd Taylor Died of Pneumonia After Influenza
NEW MARSHFIELD December 10 Floyd Taylor seven months old son of Mr and Mrs William Taylor of near Carbondale died at home Monday evening at 9 30 o clock of pneumonia following influenza Besides the parents he is survived by two brothers Pearl six and William three Funeral services will be held at the residence Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock conducted by Rev Franks Burial will be in Brooks cemetery
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New Marshfield
Floyd Taylor
William Taylor
Carbondale
Pearl
William
Franks
Brooks Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Semons announced
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Semons will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Tribe on Central Avenue. Burial will be at Stewart.
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Elizabeth Semons
Clifford Tribe
Central Avenue
Stewart
Charles Robey Dies in Columbus of Bronchial Pneumonia
Charles Robey died last evening at 6 80 o clock at his home in Columbus from bronchial pneumonia. Word came to his brother James Robey of West Washington street. Funeral services will be held in Columbus Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
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James Robey
West Washington Street
Columbus
Charles Robey
Athens County Farmers Buy Tractors for War Production
Ohio farmers now own 4279 tractors up from 2841 last year as Secretary Shaw reports a census. The tractor drive, backed by Governor Cox the board of agriculture and Ohio State University, added 1988 new units and boosted total farming capacity in counties including Athens 28 Muskingum 80 Meigs 12 Guernsey 12 and others.
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Ohio
N. BR. Shaw
Cox
Board of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Southeastern
Athens
Guernsey
Hocking
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Muskingum
Noble
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Second Growth Oats In Open Fall and Winter
Mr. L. A. Ruth of Lodi displayed a remarkably vigorous second growth of oats with stalks up to five feet and green blades. The seed blown into his garden last summer produced a second growth in one season, reflecting the unusually open fall and winter of 1918. He notes that December 10, 1917, saw ten below zero temperatures, a stark contrast to this year's milder conditions.
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L. A. Ruth
Lodi
Mr. Ruth
Returning Soldier Shot At Louisville Office
Raymond Embrey prominent insurance man recently returned from Ft Oglethorpe was shot and perhaps fatally wounded at the door of his office in the Starks building. Police say the shooting was caused by a domestic dispute with a relative involving a building contractor. An unrelated line notes a Sweden animal census reporting horses.
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Louisville Ky
Raymond Embrey
Ft. Oglethorpe
Starks
Burch
Nurse Miss Mary Larson Taken From Camp Sherman To Chillicothe
Miss Mary Larson a nurse from Camp Sherman who attended the 8 A T and 8 N boys at OMO University fell ill with influenza and was placed on the Newsom Walburn ambulance and sent to Chillicothe for treatment.
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Mary Larson
Camp Sherman
OMO University
Newsom-Walburn
Chillicothe
McAdoo seeks year extension for Allied loans
Secretary McAdoo asked Congress to allow continuation of Allied loans for one year after the war to finance food and reconstruction in the United States. No new appropriations requested, but he proposed extending about 1.6 billion of the 10 billion Allied loan fund. He urged wartime credits be usable for postwar needs with flexible terms.
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Washington
Congress
McAdoo
United States
Wartime Navy expands to man 1800 ships and training
Washington reports a wartime surge in naval personnel from 56 000 to nearly 600 000 to crew 1800 vessels replacing 16 ships. Rear Admiral Leigh C Palmer notes all ships have full crews plus excess for training new drafts. Navy also outfits armed guards and radio crews for merchant ships in transatlantic service. An Illinois railroad adds a derrick car capable of 25 ton loads at 86 feet reach.
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Washington
Leigh C. Palmer
Bureau of Navigation
No Chair for Wilson at the Peace Table
President Wilson may be represented at the peace conference by delegates while he stays nearby in Washington style, aiming for open procedures with press access but recognizing necessary secrecy. Miss Margaret Wilson entertained American soldiers at St Nazaire ahead of homeward sail.
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Wilson
George Washington
Clemenceau
France
Senate
Washington
Peace Congress
Miss Wilson
Paris
Margaret Wilson
President Wilson
St. Nazaire
Food conditions rise in Finland and northern Russia
Washington reports food conditions in Finland and northern Russia growing more serious. There has been no bread distribution from Helsingfors regular stations for 10 days and several other Finnish ports are reported practically without bread.
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Washington
Finland
Russia
Helsingfora
Miss Hettie Hooper Recovers From Illness at Aloutser
Miss Hettie Hooper is recovering from a three weeks illness. Miss Ruth Powell was the Sunday guest of friends here. Mr and Mrs Ben Hooper had as their guests Sunday Fred Hooper and sons Fred Jr Franklin and daughter Eloise of Trimble.
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Hettie Hooper
Ruth Powell
Ben Hooper
Fred Hooper
Fred Jr
Franklin
Eloise
Trimble
Influenza Outbreak Reported in Paraguay
The state department said a violent influenza outbreak was reported in Paraguay with 250 cases in Asuncion.
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Washington
eDc
Paraguay
State Department
Asuncion
Islington Woman Dies by Self Harm Aboard Pneumonia Case
London December 10 Islington reports a peculiar death by suicide a woman swallowed three table knives one knife found in her stomach and two in the pleura She was suffering from pneumonia and underlying illness details indicate a rare self destructive act in a hospital or home setting reported by local authorities.
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London
Islington
Wilson Named Honorary Faculty at Cracovia University
Bwisa states today that Wilson is appointed as a member of the University of Cracovia faculty in an honorary capacity. The announcement confirms his status as an honorary professor with no change in salary or duties.
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Washington
Wilson
University of Cracovia
Bwisa
Hungarian Premier Karolyii Attempted Suicide
Count Karolyii, Hungary’s premier, reportedly attempted suicide on Sunday, according to a Budapest dispatch received in Amsterdam. He was said to be despondent over Hungary's political situation.
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Amsterdam
Karolyi
Budapest
Hungary
Agency Record Established in Ohio War Savings Drive
Lima and Delphos agencies forward twenty applications to state headquarters of the Ohio War Savings committee. Fifteen applications from Lima and ten from Delphos, the report notes, forming an agency record for Ohio. The note mentions Spain and Portugal producing 70 percent of the world cork.
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Lima, CO
United States War Savings
Allen County
Ohio War Savings Committee
Lima
Delphos
Ohio
Spain
Portugal
Pittsburg Markets Cattle Veal and Hogs Report
Cattle veal calves bring 19.00 to 20.00. Sheep and lambs include 20 car receipts with prime wethers at 9.00 to 9.75 and lambs from 9.00 to 15.00. Hogs receipts total 85 cars including hold overs.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Market Cattle Hogs Calves Report
Cattle receipts 1000, market slow, shippers unchanged. Calves market slow with extra 18.25 and 15.50. Hogs receipts 6000, leftovers good. choice packers and butchers at 17.30.
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Cincinnati
Market Quotes for corn oats pork futures
Chicago on December 10 reports futures prices for corn oats pork. Corn values for December January February and March range from 1.34 to 1.30 percent. oats offer December to March around 73 percent to 72 percent. pork shows January at 48.75 and March at 44.85.
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Chicago
Grain prices and futures report from Toledo market
The Toledo market notes cash and futures for corn oats barley clover alsike timothy with December and March quotations. Prices show corn at 1.40, oats 76 to 77 cents, clover around 24.60 to 25.00, timothy values near 5.05 to 6.00, and alfalfa-like grasses listed with December and March figures.
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Firestone
Cassage
Capital N
Fisk N
Miller N
Fisk
Fisk Smooth
U. & Asco
McGraw
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy New
Assignee Named for John C Hewitt in Athens County Ohio
Notice states Marion P. Totman named and qualified as assignee of John C. Hewitt in Athens County Ohio. Dated December 10, 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hewitt
Athens County
Ohio
Marion PF. Totman
Wilson Sister Travels from Ohio to Seattle Visit
Misa Alice Wilson, sister of B. L. Wilson of New Marshfield, ended a visit with relatives in Athens County and left yesterday for her Seattle home. She will briefly stop in Greensburg Indiana to see her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W W Dixon.
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Misa Alice Wilson
B. L. Wilson
New Marshfield
Athens County
Seattle Wash
Greensburg
Ind
W. W. Dixon
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