McMorrow Guests Visit Dexter Social Evening
Mr and Mrs William McMorrow Jr of Columbus are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs A L Vonschmltz in Dexter. Martzolff Class No 12 meets this evening at the First M E Church parlors with activity planned. Clyde C Bose of Parkersburg WV, head of W National Woolen Mills, was a business visitor in Athens yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMorrow Jr
Columbus
A. L. Vonschmltz
Dexter
Martzolff
M. E
Clyde C. Bose
Parkersburg
W. Va
W National Woolen Mills
Athens
Mrs P Linscott Visits Columbus Family
Mrs. Fred P. Linscott returned home last evening from a few days visit in Columbus, where she was a guest of her brother Mr. Enoch Pugh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Linscott
Columbus
Enoch Pugh
Mrs L H Stone Visits Washington D C Guests
Mrs L H Stone in government employ in Washington D C arrived last evening for a visit with Mr and Mrs E E Brown on Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Stone
Washington, D.C
E.E. Brown
Franklin Avenue
Social visit of local residents from Stimpson avenue
Mrs. Cecil Poston and Mrs. Bode Starkey from near Guysville visited Wednesday with J. H. Riffe and his wife on Stimpson avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Poston
Bode Starkey
Guysville
J. H. Riffe
Aaron Simmons Reports Good Recovery After Surgery
Aaron Simmons, who underwent a surgical operation at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus on Tuesday, is reported to be making a good recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Simmons
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Mrs Bain and Ruth Bain Leave for Oklahoma City Visit
Mrs J E Bain and her daughter Ruth depart for Oklahoma City to visit Mrs Bain’s parents Mr and Mrs A D Rector. They expect to be away about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bain
Ruth
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mingus Family Returns Home After Akron Visit
Mr and Mrs Russell Mingus and their baby daughter return to their Akron home after a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs H H Mingus on Shanpon avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mingus
Akron
H. H. Mingus
Shanpon Avenue
Athens Visitors Return Home After Three Week Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ogg depart for Columbus ending a three weeks visit in Athens and vicinity. In the city they called on daughter Mrs. E. T. Hayes. Mrs. Wilson Thomas, 53, near Langsville, is very ill and her condition alarms friends. She is mother of G. F. Thomas who operates in that village. Mrs. Charles Denis (Agnes Develyn) is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ogg
Columbus
Athens
E. T.ayes
Wilson Thomas
Langsville
G. F. Thomas
Woman Telegram Reports Husband Arrival in New York
Mrs. Denis of the 4 Division received a telegram from her husband Charlies Denis stating he had arrived in New York. She works as a technician at Athens State hospital and was married last June when he went overseas for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Denis
The
4 Division
New York
Denis
Athens State Hospital
King’s Heralds and Light Bearers Party at M. E. Church
An afternoon gathering is planned for the King’s Heralds and Light Bearers on Saturday at 2 o’clock in the parlors of the First M. E. Church. All members are invited. Games will be played and ice cream and cake will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
King’s Herald
Dinner Party Honoring Mrs Joshua Spencer At Hotel Berry
Mrs Will Coe hosted a prettily appointed dinner at Hotel Berry for the house guest Mrs Joshua Spencer of Nelsonville, staying with Mrs W E Moler. Guests included Mrs W E Peters Mrs Henry Hatch and daughter Frances Mrs W B Moler Mrs Spencer and daughter Catherine of Lindley Hall and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Coe
Hotel Berry
Joshua Spencer
Nelsonville
W. E. Moler
W. E. Peters
Henry Hatch
Frances
W. B. Moler
Spencer
Catherine
Lindley Hall
Alimony Case Dismissed as Court Finds Insufficient Evidence
The Atkinson alimony case was dismissed after witnesses were heard as the court ruled insufficient evidence. The Warren Roush Jr. case was set for re hearing tomorrow after a postponement of today’s argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Warren Roush Jr
Couple Married as Wedding Permits Issued
Wedding permits were issued Sunday to Michael Kochran a 22 year old miner of Glouster and Mary Hanns a 19 year old of The Plains. United in marriage by Rev. Fr. Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kochran
Miner
Glouster
Mary Hanns
the Plains
Fr. Berry
Harvey Sage in Auditor’s Office Yet Spreads Verse
The piece portrays Harvey Sage as a long serving worker in the Auditor’s office with a cheerful spirit. It highlights his habit of sharing Shakespeare poems and songs on demand and suggests his steady career over more than fifty years in government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sage
County Court Disbursements Move Forward at Courthouse
The semi annual disbursements are a major event this week as the auditor treasurer and staff settle county business and arrange payments across multiple funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Real estate transfer in Glouster sees batch of lots swap hands
Glouster witnessed a large batch of lot transfers with Deborah Lewis Charles Jewell Sarah Allen and W E Allen among the principal dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Deborah Lewis
Chas. Jewell
Sarah Allen
W. E. Allen
Property Transfers In Glouster Area Affect Several Lots
Transactions show multiple deeds and transfers in Glouster and surrounding requests. John C. Lewis transfers to Deborah Lewis for nine lots by decent. Deborah Lewis to Chas Jewell for the same lots with no consideration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John C. Lewis
Deborah Lewis
Chas. Jewell
Chasewell
Alex Katona
Fannee Jewell
Aildred Jewell
Purely vegetable remedy for bowel cleansing and relief
A gentle, effective decoction that clears impurities from the bowels and improves well being. Brew a cup when sick with a cold or feverish, and use for head discomfort to achieve sweeter breath, clearer skin, and a healthier appetite.
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Promotes Home Ownership
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers safety and five percent interest to depositors while lending to borrowers at low rates to buy or build homes. It promotes thrift, supports home building, and provides work for many mechanics from its Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, with assets exceeding 15.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Athens Transfer Notices In Dalton Addition and Adjacent Lots
A series of property transfers include Athens City transactions: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dalton to J. Fierce two lots in Dalton addition for 800 dollars. Geo Hooper to Wnm A. Martin lot 75 for 110 dollars. Lydia Stalder to Oscar Fulton lots 960 for 775 dollars. P. Wood Jr. to Lydia M. Fenzel 450 for 4200 dollars. Chas. and Stella C. Maple to Flora and Abram Williams lot 493 for 1700 dollars. John J. Woolley to Chas. F. Masure lot 1291 for 506 dollars. Peter Finsterwald to Gertrude Wolfe lot 141 for 500 dollars. Della Cameron to Frank S. Roach lot 1113 for 1300 dollars. Frank S. Roach to E. S. and W. H. Phillip lots 1435 and 1436 for 50 dollars. Robert Cousin to Joanna Stanley lot 2172 for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
R. A. Dalton
A J. Fierce
Dalton
Geo Hooper
Wnm
A. Martin
Lydia Stalder
Oscar Fulton
P. Wood Jr
Lydia M. Fenzel
Chas
Stella C. Maple
Flora
Abram Williams
John J. Woolley
Chas. F. Masure
Peter Finsterwald
Gertrude Wolfe
Della Cameron
Frank S. Roach
E. S
W. H. Phillip
Robert Cousin
Joanna Stanley
Ohio Gym hosts Athens Par ksburg game. Armory heating halts events
Heating problems at the Armory suspend gym classes and high school athletics. Tonight at Ohio Gym John Hancock faces Lancaster in the opener and the main event features Ohio versus Ohio Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Parkersburg
Ohio Gym
O. U
John Hancock
Lancaster
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Produce prices drop in local market after war-era highs
Three weeks ago creamery butter sold at 7 cents and fresh eggs at 7 cents, this morning butter rises to 45 cents and eggs to 35 cents. Grocers warn a typical family will feel the impact on its grocery bill while bread remains between ten and fifteen cents, half wartime prices.
Big nickel tablets vanish from school supplies
A father recalls how wartime shortages made large nickel tablets scarce for schoolchildren. He notes those prewar tablets were about an inch thick, but in recent times have slimmed to about the thickness of a cake and vanish quickly, with hope that the big nibble-writing pad may return to the market someday.
Bursted steam pipe disrupts Central school classes
A burst steam pipe at the Central school heating plant caused no classes at the high school and grades on the hill this morning while plumbers rushed repairs. The afternoon session resumed as usual, aided by unusually mild winter weather that had reduced heating problems this season.
Weather man Myers receives hopeful health report
J. B. Myers, the local weather man, today received a card from his son Homer Z. Myers now in Los Angeles. Homer had stopped in San Antonio a week earlier to talk with Mr and Mrs Alex Moore. The Moores report their daughter Averil, whose health prompted the trip south, is very fit and there is little hope for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Myers
Homer Z. Myers
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Tex
Alex Moore
Shrapnel Corner and the Athens County Sidewalk Debate
In downtown Athens the Shrapnel Corner area on the courthouse sidewalk is described as a damaged stretch resembling Cuba after a politician’s heavy hand. The piece argues for curbing tobacco spitting by paving a green curbside strip with brass jardinières as a more civic use of the county sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cuba
Court House
Athens County
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Leopard Laprobe Misleads During Court Street Scene
A faded blue wagon loaded with furniture, a Jersey milch cow, and a Chevrolet touring car drew a crowd on Court Street. Children shouted as a curious spectacle unfolded, only to reveal that a leopard was a milk can-covered laprobe, not a wild animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court Street
Court
Ironton Man Among Nine Wounded at Hampton Hospital
Ironton resident Feb T Kam Brooks, a member of the 30 let tank battalion, was among nine Ohioans wounded and brought to Hampton Virginia hospital last night. Also wounded were Sylvan L Howics of Dayton Lester Greenfield of Cleveland and Alvin Ott of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Bunch Camp Sherman
Kam Brooks
Theee
Hampton
Sylvan L. Howics
Dayton
Lester Greenfield
Cleveland
Alvin Ott
Cincinnati
Indictments Return Thirty Four Federal Charges
The federal grand jury in Columbus returned thirty four indictments. Among those named are William Call with no address for breaking a car seal on an interstate shipment at Martins Ferry and Frank T. Struckman a Lancaster dentist charged under the espionage act for openly supporting Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Federal
William Call
Martins Ferry
Frank T. Struckman
Lancaster
Germany
Was She Right? Divorce Denied Over Etiquette
In Detroit on February 7 a court refused a divorce to Mrs. Fanny Wolinsky, ruling that lack of education and social manners do not justify a divorce. The husband, David Wolinsky, a Chicago clothing manufacturer earning about 40,000 dollars yearly, allegedly demanded she attend night school and wear $5 hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Fanny Wolinsky
David Wolinsky
Chicago
Market Price Quotes for Timothy and Clover Hay and Straws
Today's Market Columbus lists hay prices for timothy and clover by grade with No 1 at 26.75 for timothy and 23.75 for clover mix, No 2 timothy 25.75, No 8 timothy 24.75, No 2 clover 22.75, No 1 light mixed 26, and No 2 light mixed 25. Straw values include oats straw at 10 and rye straw at 11.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Timothy
Market Prices for Dairy and Poultry Items
Butter and creamery products quoted at 45c and 43c with extra firsts around 41c to 44c. Dairy tubs listed as 4240 and 430. Eggs ordinaries 43149¢ and 44c. Cheese-twine 28c and 28¢. Young American 26c and 29c. Live poultry priced at 27c.
Market cattle hogs and sheep steady with varied quotes
Hogs receipts 37 000 with steady to lower tone. Bulk $17.40 to $17.85, butchers $17.66 to $18.00, packing $16 to $17.60, light $17.15 to $17.70, pigs $14.25 to $17.00, roughs $16.00 to $16.50. Cattle receipts 6 000 steady to lower. beeves $10.45 to $20.26, butcher stock $7.00 to $13.26, canners and cutters $5.85 to $7.00, stockers and feeders $8.25 to $14.50, cows $7.00 to $15.25, calves $15.25 to $15.75. Sheep receipts 9 000 steady to lower. wool lambs $12.60 to $17.35, ewes $5.00 to $11.83.
Pittsburgh Market Report Cattle Hogs Veal Calves
Pittsburg market report shows light cattle receipts with steady to firm values. Prime cattle 15.00 to 16.76, common 7.00 to 12.00, veal calves 17.00, 18.60 to 18.65 for hogs, prime heavy 18.60 to 18.65, mediums 18.60 to 18.65, roughs 12.00 to 15.00. Sheep and lamb receipts steady with prime wethers 11.50 to 12.50, good 15.00 to 16.00, lambs higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Oil price report lists per barrel across towns
Crude oil prices for Tlinois Princeton North Lima and south Lima show $2.42 and $2.38, Indiana at $2.28, Wooster $2.68 and Plymouth $2.93 per barrel. Market notes reflect varied regional pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinois
Princeton
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Plymouth
Cincinnati cattle market sees gains on strong receipts
Cincinnati Ohio February 7 cattle receipts about 1000 with market active and higher. Shippers paid around 12.60 and 150 dollars. calves posted strong gains to 16.50. Hog receipts near 8600 with prime packers and butchers paying 18.25. Sheep receipts 40 with prices up to 9.00 and lambs around 16 to 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Produce Eggs and Live Poultry Prices
Price list shows eggs including higher prime Arete 39 and 38 cents for firsts, 35 to 33 cents for ordinary and seconds. Live poultry items include fowls under 6 pounds at 29 cents, broilers under 3 pounds at 35, roasting chickens over 8 pounds at 80, turkeys over 12 pounds at 82, hens over 8 pounds at 39, and old toms at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tome
Grain and market prices at Toledo Ohio report
Toledo grain and market notes list prices for corn No 3 yellow at 1.28 to 1.29, oats standard white 69 cents, barley No 2 99 cents, clover and timothy futures, butter at 48 cents, eggs selects 44 to 46 cents, storage 38 cents, hay unchanged, with monthly bids and cash prices for March April and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ion” Barney
Alsike
Timothy
Brick
Grange Meeting Rescheduled to Saturday Afternoon
The Laat Pa IM May grange meets Saturday afternoon at one o'clock instead of the evening time originally planned. The change shifts the gathering to an earlier start for members and guests.
Naval bill limns three year build plan for ten ships
Indications say the big naval bill pushing a three year build program for ten capital ships and ten cruisers may pass the house tonight. Senate debate notes calls for inquiry into camps in France and a shift of the Myerong to the military committee. Treasury issues $600 million in new certificates dated Feb 13 for July 15. Progressives press for control as Penrose group maps post March 4 moves naming Gillette Longworth and Fordney to key posts. Pennsylvania’s power eyed as Senate Finance chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Séjo Dresbehe
France
Senate
Major Lodge
John J. Bush
New York
Michigan Society
St. Agathes
Myerong
Militars Committee For
Treasury Department
Congress
Penrose
Gillette
Massachusetts
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Ways and Means
Fordney
Michigan
Gilette
New England
Snell
Pennsylvania
Japanese public accepts Wilson plan on German colonies
In Tokio on February 6 the public appears to accept President Wilsons idea for international control of German colonies. Tokyo newspapers editorialize that the policy is acceptable and in line with the presidents proposal. In Fordland Feb 7 the state supreme court orders Ford Motor Company to distribute 18,000,000 in surplus profits as dividends to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Tokio
Wilson
Tokyo Newes
FORD
Ss &A
Cot’ T
Ford Motor Company
Letter from Birgie Morgan from Germany and Butte wage meeting
Mr and Mrs Morgan Salem receive a letter from son Birgie Morgan C B 16th Infantry division Sternhaher Germany near the Rhine River. He notes daily routine and hopes for return soon. In Butte Montana labor leaders call a mass meeting at 2 pm to discuss rising expenses and a proposed minimum wage of 64 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Morgan
Salem
Birgie Morgan
C. B. 16Th Infantry
Sternhaher
Germany
Rhine
Butte
Mont
Eicenlar
Seattle
Notice of Appointment for George Rose as Administrator
George Rose has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Sant Shcea in this county. Probate Judge H. T. Liars notes the appointment on the seventh day of December, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted George Rose
Tris Sant Shcea
H. T. Liars
Said County
Fifty Percent Cost of Living Reduction Not Gap for Wage Cuts
Washington Feb 7 A fifty per cent reduction in living costs would not reconcile American workers to lower wages. John A Richert chairman of Chicago city council finance committee told the Senate education and labor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Richert
Chicago City Council
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Day Declared Quiet Amid Speech on Comparison
Fragmentary text notes a declaration as the day speaks of quiet reflection while comparing events or persons, with unclear context and references to timing and opinion. The readable portion hints at a discussion of priorities and approximate relations, but the report lacks concrete names or places.
Hart to Lead Gallipolis Church Services Sunday
Rev. C. C. Hart of Gallipolis will conduct morning and evening worship at the church this Sunday February. He will preach at both services, inviting the community to attend and join in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hart
Gallipolis
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Tweedie
Hylo Boor Tor
Palm Beach
Hutchinson & Me SD
NEW Atmens
Charles Denis
Agnes Develyn
E. F. Danford
Ada F. Koons
Nellie Belle Forest
Coy
Mary Coy
Will
White Pine
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Carpenter Street
Ee Man Wamong
Union Stockyards
Ill
Pittsburg Livestock
Rev. Hart
MT. Zion Chung
Liberal Exchange
Victor
Columbia
Emerson Records
Yours
Cotton’s
Kirk
Appleanty Ray Kelloggs
Ovinas Detterson
Jefferson
Emmet H
Mitchell Automobiles
Mitchell Motor Car Co
Franklin Ave
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