Social news from Chauncey and nearby towns
Mrs George Koons of Chauncey hosted by Mr and Mrs Warren Border. Harold Coe traveled for holiday recess in Columbus and Circleville. Mrs Charles Buhl returned to Chillicothe after two days with Mr and Mrs L N Huff. Effie Glazier ended a ten day Bartlett visit with Mr and Mrs W Thomas Edmundson. Ms T R Goode of Columbus was guest en route to Arkersburg W Va with Atty and Mrs R Williams. Mrs Frank Rossi and son went to Zanesville to Christmas with Mr Russi's family. Russi to join later. Will Coe guests included Mrs Harry Halbert and infant Olive Kathryne of New Marshfield. five days in New York and one in Washington to view battleship review. Mrs Albert Ogle and June Wood visiting her parents near Pleasanton. Ogle to join later. Mrs R J Studer left for Washington DC to join husband and visit New York before returning home. Lieutenant Studer dismissed from service and to resume dentistry in Athens. Supt G F Morgan and boys left Athens for trip to Washington and New York. Seth Lewis, Harold Lidgett, Floyd Brown, Floyd Wolfe, Clarence Clifford, Robert Horn, William Moler, Lester Foraker, Clark Kenney, and Glen StanEart will join in New York with John Rood former Mohican and Scout.
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R. J. Studer
Washington D. C
Lieutenant Studer
New York
Studer
Camp Eustus
Lehall
Athens
G. F. Morgan
Washington
Seth Lewis
Harold Liggett
Floyd Brown
Floyd Wolfe
Clarence Clifford
Robert Horn
William Moler
Lester Foraker
Clark Kenney
Glen Staneart
John Rood
Mohican
Scout
War ren Roush Bulleford Elusive Despite Countywide Efforts
Authorities describe Warren Roush Bulleford as at large after rumors of sightings erode. A Point Pleasant report of a horse theft hoax misidentified him. Chief Porter vows capture at the earliest moment, with county officials backing the fifty dollar reward.
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Warren Roush Bulleford
Charlie Roush
Point Pleasant
W . Va
Rulleford
Huff
Cuty
Porter
Bulleford
Regular services at Clarks Chapel this Sunday
Regular services will be held at Clarks Chapel Sunday December 22 with Sunday School at 9 30 A M and a Young Peoples meeting at 7 P M Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Clarks Chapel
Young Peoples Meeting
Ohio Soldiers Can Find Jobs at Home
Ohio soldiers at training camps across the country will receive job information as they demobilize at Camp Sherman. The plan moves discharge operations to the Ohio camp, providing ready details on available work in home communities. Demobilization at Camp Sherman reached 2,000 in one day but slowed briefly for facility adjustments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Sherman
Markets Report Toledo Grain Prices December Closing
In Toledo Ohio on December 20 the cash corn price stood at 41.63 with data 76e to 76a. Barley traded at 1.03, rye 1.63. Clover and timothy futures showed December and March values around 26.85 125.90 25.75 26.10 6.10 6.00 5.10 6.26 respectively.
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Toledo
Chicago Market Prices Report December Corn and Pork
Chicago price table shows corn futures at Dec 1.47, Jan 1.89 and a half, Feb 1.86, March 1.36, May 1.86. Pork futures list Jan 47.40 and Feb 43.80 with data for December and March.
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Chicago
Ill
Tlic
Pittsburg Livestock Market Slows With Mixed Prices
Cattle market unchanged as receipts stay light in Pittsburg Pennsylvania with Sheer and Lambs showing slow demand. Prime wethers traded at 9.00 to 9.75 dollars, good 7.50 to 8.50, lambs 10.00 to 15.50. Hogs also slow with prime heavy and mediums 17.50 to 17.55, light workers 15.50 to 15.75, pigs 16.00 to 16.50.
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Pittsburg
Hay Market Prices in Columbus on December 20
Hay prices listed for Columbus reflect No 1 timothy baled at 27 dollars No 2 timothy 26 dollars No 2 timothy 25 dollars No 1 clover mixed 25 dollars No 2 clover 24 dollars Oats straw 9 dollars and rye straw 12 dollars.
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Columbuse
Timothy
Commission hearings consider meat industry control proposal
W B Colver, chairman of the federal trade commission, urged stricter government regulation of the meat industry without government purchase of packing plants. He spoke at the opening of hearings before the house interstate commerce commission on an administration bill addressing alleged industry monopoly.
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Washington
W. B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Policemen Shot in Fight With Crooks
In Cleveland police clashed with automobile thieves, 17 shots fired today as Patrolman Patrick J. Gaffney and Captain Patrick J. Hendricks were wounded. Gaffney is believed to be fatally hurt while the fugitives escaped, leaving the abandoned car loaded with hams and groceries.
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Cleveland
Patrick J. Gaffney
Patrick J. Hendricks
Gaffney
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Tweedie ‘Hylo
Athens, Ohio
Social - News
George Koons
Chauncey
Warren Border
Harold Coe
Circleville
Charles Buhl
Chillicothe
L. N. Huff
Effie Glazier
Bartlett
W. Thomas Edmundson
T. R. Goode
Atty
R. Williams
Arkersburg
W. Va
Frank Rossi
Zanesville
Mr. Russi
Will Coe
Harry Halbert
Olive Kathryne
New Marshfield
Hudson
Albert Ogle
June Wood
J. O. Arhood
Near
Pleasanton
Mr. Ogle
Dad
Carpenter Hardw Co
Athens Glouster
Nelsonville
Royal Rochester
Lash
Merry Gp
Coats
Preston Stores
Chicgao Grain
Pittsburg Livestock
Malaga
California
Emmet AL. Cotton Arry Man
Messenger
W.S.T
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