Social News Roundup of Holiday Visits and Travels
Miss Eunice Sweeney visits Columbus on Monday. Mrs. Robert Bishop spends holidays with her father A. W. Allom in Columbus. Mrs. Don D. Smith returns to Cleveland after a few days with Miss Eva Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fillinger and Mrs. McNichols visit from Nelsonville. Mrs. Robert Wood and children travel to Lancaster to spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Madeline Schaeffler travels from Coshocton to help with home works for Christmas. Supt. B. O. Skinner of Marietta greets friends in Athens on way to Albany. Mrs. Hal Murphy visits Logan for Christmas with relatives. Mrs. J. W. Sands and sons depart Trimble for Christmas with relatives. Mrs. C. B. Beverage leaves for Ft. Lauderdale to spend weeks with niece Orland Cullums. Mrs. Lloyd Wadley and son Jack come to spend the holidays with her parents C. C. Sheldon. Marine Sgt W. E. McKinley on leave from Washington D C visits his parents J. H. McKinley. Miss Susan Putnam from Open Air schools of Cleveland visits with her parents G. J. Putnam for Christmas recess.
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Susan Putnam
Cleveland
Mrs
G. J. Putnam
Military and civilian relatives gather for holidays
Sergeant Joseph E. Jewett on leave from Willoughby visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jewett. Ensign Clinton P. Biddle in Brooklyn on five day leave stays with Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle. Arthur Howe Carpenter of Denver joins Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Evans for holidays. O. L. Morrison and wife of Muscle Shoals arrive to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook. Russell Fuller, naval aviation, on leave from Washington, D. C., returns home with leave expiring Thursday.
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Joseph E. Jewett
Willoughby
Mrs
W. H. Jewett
Ensign Clinton P. Biddle
Brooklyn, N. Y
P. and C. Depot
T. R. Biddle
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Denver
Colorado
D. J. Evans
O. L. Morrison
Muscle Schools
Ala
Charles Cook
East Mill Street
Russell Fuller
Naval Aviation
Bureau of Steam and Gas Engineering
Washington, D. C
Promotions and Christmas Homecoming Talk at Valparaiso Camp
Sergeant E Burdette Foraker at a Valpariso training school is promoted to sergeant major and expects home by January 15. Ensign Roe Eenner arrives from Newport Rhode Island to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Zenner, though Ensign Phil Zenner will not be home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Burdette Foraker
Valpariso
J. B. Foraker
Ensign Roe Eenner
Zenner
Newport
Rhode Island
Henry Zenner
Ensign Phil Zenner
Local Family News From Wilmington and Akron
Mr and Mrs Hebert B Dunkle and son Hebert Jr arrived from Wilmington Delaware to stay for the Yule Tide with Prof and Mrs Eli Dunkle and Mr Herbert Dunkle a Dupont organic chemist. Mr and Mrs Tom Woodyard returned from three months in Akron where Woodyard worked at the Firestone Rim plant. Mrs Woodyard has been ill after a paralytic stroke. Lieutenant C D Barnhill an aviator stationed in New York was in Athens Saturday on telegraphing business to headquarters.
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Hebert B. Dunkle
Hebert Jr
Wilmington
Delaware
Eli Dunkle
Herbert Dunkle
Dupont Powder Co
Tom Woodyard
Akron
Woodyard
Firestone Rim
D. Barnhill
New York
Athens
Furlough Extends for Lieut Barnhill Visiting Parents
The purpose of having his furlough extended. Lieut. Barnhill is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J W Barnhill Guysville R D 1.
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Lieut
Barnhill
J. W. Barnhill
Guysville R. D
Central bureau releases 300000 tons of liberty cabbage
Berlin reports the central bureau for the control of vegetables and fruit has released 300000 metric tons of liberty cabbage for civilian consumption. The reserve for army and navy is being rapidly reduced as demobilization shifts requisitioning, allowing full peace time rations of the national dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Central Bureau For the Control of
Historic ruins host hot beef and onions in Varennes
A darkey cook from Alabama turns out hot bully beef and fried onions in the Varennes ruins near the inn where Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI were once captured. Germans used cellars as headquarters until bombardment leveled the town as American tanks moved in and set up locally.
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Argonne
Alabama
Varennes
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Burglars Loot Columbus Fur Store
Burglars ransacked the C. C. Winane store of furs valued at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. Entrance was made from the roof of the four story building in Columbus on December 23.
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Columbus
C. C. Winane
Karoly to Quit Zurich as Hungarian Premier
Budapest dispatch reports Count Karoly plans to resign as Hungarys premier after addressing the Hungarian cabinet in Zurich on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Count Karoly
Casinet
Budapest
Remains of Edward Cranmer Jr Arrive in Athens
The body of Edward Cranmer Jr arrived in Athens from El Paso Texas and was taken to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Cranmer Sr at Angel Ridge. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday morning at Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cranmer Jr
Athens
el Paso
Texas
Edward Cranmer, Sr
Angel Ridge
Clarks
Funeral arrangements and burial details announced
Chapel and burial will be made in the adjoining cemetery. The funeral party will leave the residence at 10 o'clock.
Car Mishap Rambles Through City Streets Near Hall
A crippled Ford lay encamped along Washington street near city hall after an accident Saturday evening. Owner Charles Pyle tried to turn the car at the Washington and College corner, struck a stone wall, and sustained head injuries around the radiator. Henry suffered a badly banged head. W J Gilley of New Lexington was involved.
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Washington Street
Charles Pyle
Washington and
College Streets
Henry
W.J. Gilley
New Lexington
Quarantine Cards Issued on Five Athens Homes
Sanitary Police Baker reported five flu quarantines posted on Athens residences since Saturday. The listed houses include G. Tinker on North Lancaster Street EK. J. Michael on East State Street James Lewis on Palmer Street Scott Haney on South Congress Street and T. T. Arpee on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sanitary Police
G. Tinker
North Lancaster Street
EK. J. Michael
East State Street
James Lewis
Palmer St
Scott Haney
Congress Atreet
T. T. Arpee
Mill Street
Money Restored to Shopper After Pocketbook Loss
Mrs. James Dyar recovered ten dollars lost in a city shopping outing Saturday evening. Police reported the money had been picked up by a colored youngster and returned to its owner within minutes.
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James Dyar
Grain Prices in Toledo On December Trading Summary
Closing in Toledo shows corn cash at 1.52 per bushel, oats 0.734 to 0.745, rye 1.62, barley 1.02, clover Dec 25.10 with Jan 25.20 and March 25.30, Alsike Dec 19.65 and March 19.85. New $5.00, old $4.95 for Dec.
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Toledo
Grain futures update from Chicago market report
Chicago grain prices show corn futures for December at 1.45 and January at 1.39 with later bids for February and March. The snippet notes weak trading and mentions May at 42.70, reflecting a subdued session in the Chicago market.
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Chicago
Ill
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Pittsburg market notes cattle receipts 135 cars, market unchanged. Prime wethers priced around 9 to 9.57 dollars. hogs and pigs show slower demand with prime heavy at 17.65 dollars and various yorker and light classes ranging 16.25 to 16.50 dollars. Roughs and stags listed from 11.50 to 12.50 dollars.
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Ittsburg Livestock
Pittsburg
Mogs
Hay Market Prices in Columbus Evening Report
At Hay Market Columbus on December 28 timothy No 1 priced at 27 dollars per bale No 2 at 26 No 3 at 25 clover mixed No 1 at 25 No 2 at 24 oats straw 9 rye jena 12 dollars per unit.
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Columbus
Timothy
Sane
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Lancaster
Madeline Schaeffler
Coshocton
Supt
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Marietta
Albany
Hal Murphy
Logan
J. W. Sands
Parker
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Trimble
Lloyd Wadley
Jack
Chillicothe
C. C. Sheldon
W. E. McKinley
Mrs. J. H. McKinley
CLINE
Bell Center
Cline Ice Cream CO
Athens, Ohio
Stylepius Ciothnes
Robert A. Bartlett
United States Navy
Utah
North Pole
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Darky
Big Daylight
Preston
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