Tuesday club hosts rural affairs talk at Chatley home
Rev and Mrs M F Chatley entertained the Tuesday club and guests at their 64 North Congress Street home. County farm agent R M Pavey of Athens County led a program on the business of the county farm agent, its history and development. His talk sparked keen interest and a lively Q and A. A supper with splendid appointments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Chatley
North
Congress Street
R. M. Pavey
Athens County
Country Club Card Party Delights Members
Country club hosts Thursday night card party with table service praised for perfection and as a relaxing dining option for members enjoying evenings of organized play and socializing.
Bridge Dinner Fashionable Affair
Mrs Frank X Rauch and Mr and Mrs Ned J Wolfe attend a fashionable bridge dinner event hosted by the social circle, highlighting attire and mingling among local society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X
Rauch
Ned J. Wolfe
Messenger circulation man confined with severe cold
Mr. W. B. Johnson, circulation man for The Messenger, is confined to his home with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Johnson
the Messenger
Nelsons Headed to New York Then Vermont
Captain and Mrs Don Nelson departed this evening for New York City to spend a few days on their way to Vermont with Captain Nelson set to resume duties at Fort Ethan Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Nelson
New York City
Vermont
Captain Nelson
Fort Ethan Allen
Local Depot Ticket Agent Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Mr. H. G. Files of 27 North Lancaster Street, a popular ticket agent at the Union depot, underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The operation was successful and his friends are relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Files
North
Lancaster Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Files
Union Depot
Club Hears Story of Lincoln
The Social Literary club met Tuesday afternoon with hostess Mrs. C. T. Moore at 88 West Carpenter Street. Mrs. Clarence Roach delivered the book review on Lincoln The Man for the Ages while Miss Jennie Moore and Miss Louise Werr offered two vocal duets with Miss Moore on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
C. T. Moore
West Carpenter Street
Clarence Roach
Jennie Moore
Louise Werr
Miss Moore
Newlyweds to Reside in Athens
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Noffsinger, married Tuesday, arrived in Athens the day of their wedding and reside at 210 West Union Street. The bride, Ruth Green of Pt. Pleasant West Virginia, wed at her mother's home with Rev. Harry Miller of the U B church officiating. Noffsinger works as a telegraph operator for the K M railroad in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Noffsinger
Athens
West Union Street
Ruth Green
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Minnie Green
Harry Miller
U. B
Noffsinger
Chauncey
K. & M. Railroad
Hobson Study Circle Meets in February Social
Hobson Study Circle met Tuesday evening with Mr. W D Hill of North College Street presiding. President Mrs P G Hibbard led roll call on current events. Members read two Atlantic Monthly articles by Mrs Thomas Clark and Mrs Victor Pierce. Mrs Clark won first prize, Mrs O G Jordan the consolation. Flowers and heart arrangements decorated the rooms. Refreshments followed the social hour. Guests included Mrs P G Dowler Violet Thomas B L Jefferson H C Smith and Crossman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
W. D. Hill
North College Street
P. G. Hibbard
Atlantic Monthly
Thomas Clark
Victor Pierce
O. G. Jordan
P. G. Dowler
Violet Thomas
B. L. Jefferson
H. C. Smith
Crossman
Mr Frank Cross Travels for Meetings and Convention
Mr Frank Cross left this morning for Shelby to visit Mr H M Donnard and family. He will attend a monumental convention in Mansfield while gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cross
Shelby
H. M. Donnard
Mansfield
Local visitors pass through enroute to Rutland
Mr and Mrs Byron Saxton stopped here Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Frank Kayser of 87 North Lancaster Street on their way home to Rutland from California where they spent the early winter with Mrs Kayser's parents Mr and Mrs S P Swett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Saxton
Frank Kayser
North
Lancaster Street
Rutland
California
S. P. Swett
Grace James Returns From Three Months In San Antonio
Miss Grace James comes home after a three months visit in San Antonio Texas. Her sister Mrs Emmett Carpenter who accompanied her will remain there until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace James
San Antonio
Texas
Emmett Carpenter
Miss James
Mrs Harvey Nye to Spend Ten Days in Wilmington
Chauncey Mrs. Harvey Nye left today for Wilmington Ohio to visit her son in law Rev J A Long and daughter and to attend revival services in the Church of Christ where Long pastors. Miss Gertrude King of Findlay Ohio student at Delaware college visited Miss Lucy Law on Sunday. Earl Worden visited Columbus Tuesday and called on his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Frank Settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nye
Wilmington
J. A. Long
Frank Settle
Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey Organizes Meeting
The Ladies Aid of Chauncey invites members and guests to an upcoming gathering to discuss community service plans and fundraising efforts for local projects. The event aims to coordinate volunteers and outline schedules for the season.
Musterole for Colds and Aches Review
Musterole is a white oil-based ointment claimed to work quickly on colds, sore throats, chest congestion, and various pains. It markets itself as a blisterless alternative to mustard plasters, offering 35¢ to 3.00 price points and endorsements from doctors and nurses.
Local church groups plan quilting and meetings this week
M. Fe church hosts quilting session at Mrs Bess Green’s Mill street home on Thursday for Aid members. Chauncey Church of Christ Missionary Society to meet at 7 pm at Mrs Elmer Nida’s High street home. Chauncey high school staff listed among the sick. Ruth back on duty, Campbell still out. Mrs Mary Barnes and grandson return to East Liverpool Ohio after visiting son-in-law and daughter Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hillyer
Mill Street
Missionary Society of the
Chauncey Church of Christ
Elmer Nida
High Street
Ruth
Coach Camp
Chauncey High School
Mary Barnes
Mrs. Burson
Liverpool
Noffsinger Marries Ruth Green In Red House
Mr. George RR Noffsinger a local depot trick operator wed Miss Ruth Green in Red House West Virginia. The couple will reside in Athens after a stay in Chauncey with friends sending congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RR. Noffsinger
Red House
W. Va
Ruth Green
Chauncey Railroad News Highlights Local Workers and Visitors
Lloyd McWharter of Drakes visits Miss Frances Galomb at the Chauncey yard office. L L Strausbaugh in the mechanical department has had two weeks at home with the flu. Walter Boling, Chauncey yards brakeman, is seriously ill at home in Athens. John J Ley and wife spent Sunday with his brother. H S Courtney, veteran conductor, says he feels himself growing younger and stronger. Frances Calomb teaches domestic science at C W Kerrel’s home and demonstrated new dishes last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Railroad News
Lloyd McWharter
Drakes
Frances Galomb
Ll. C. Strausbaugh
Walter Boling
Chauncey Yards
Athens
John J. Ley
H. S. Courtney
Frances Calomb
C. W. Kerrel
Deaths and Funerals Jesse W Moorman 39
Jesse W. Moorman aged 39 died Wednesday morning at 7 20 at his home 85 Maplewood Drive after eight days illness from influenza and pneumonia. Survived by widow two sons George 13 and Paul 8, father J G Moorman, stepmother ill with influenza, brother red Moorman 88 Morris Avenue, sister Mrs W T Bidlingmyer of Cleveland. Born Sabina April 15 1884. Athens resident 20 years, contracting decorator by trade. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Moorman
Maplewood Drive
Red J. Moorman
Morris Avenue
W. T. Bidlingmyer
Cleveland
Mr. Moorman
Sabina
Moorman
Athens
Lake Shore K
Plodge
The
Christian Church
Higley
Allied ships stay at Smyrna harbor amid Turkish evacuation order
Allied warships remained anchored in Smyrna today despite a Turkish government order for their departure. Admiral Nicholson of the British fleet is en route from Constantinople to oversee the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Nicholson
Constantinople
Tax Return Filing Extended for Domestic Corporations
Revenue Commissioner Blair announced an extension from March 15 to June 15 for domestic corporations to file new income tax returns. The move eases compliance and aligns with fiscal deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blair
Liberty Bonds Market Notes From New York
Market update from New York on February 7 shows bid prices for Liberty bonds across series. Trading cites 31-2 at 101.58 and Victory 43-4 at 100.20 with various 41-4 and 98.0 to 99.98 levels, reflecting price activity for new and Victory issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Second
Third
Fourth
Victory
New
New York Exchange Rates And Railway Stocks Report
New York quotations show demand for sterling at 46758 and francs at 62414 with checks 624. Lire at 48414 and Belgian at 555. Marks and guilder figures appear mixed. Rail and steel shares such as American Can and Bethlehem Steel show fractional gains while Baldwin Locomotive and Southern Pacific rise modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lire
Sweden
American Can Iks Skea SS
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Maroonga Bi
Cae
Baldwin Locomotive
Raitimore & Orig
Iseck Ce BS
Bethlehem Steel Ptd
International Paper
Norfolk & Western
Wotthern Pecific
Viveeciane Tog People Gas Isvatecesicee
Roagins de SA Enweee
Southern Pacific
Cccncese
Southern Railway Ereccese
BluGebaker
Cvs Cee Ean Ee
Texas Company
Ivecccvsee
Ubion Paclio
Ubion Paclio i335 Cacecese 242% 8. Judi Alconel: Vecevee Sun U
Toledo Grain Market Report Sparks Mixed Price Moves
Toledo Oyer market notes grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with cash bids and futures. Cloveseed and Timothy reported with February March and other month terms. Bid ranges appear wide with adjustments across wheat corn rye barley and alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago butter and egg receipts report mixed ranges
Butter receipts totaled 5 250 tubs with various quality grades and packing stock listed. Egg receipts reached 8 138 cases with miscellaneous and grade categories, including ordinary firsts and checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butter Prices and Varieties Note Small Shifts
The report lists butter quality indicators and price quotes with Ib measures showing 53 percent and 54 percent for some grades, while other categories remain unchanged. It notes per Ib values and firsts at 52 for certain items, with broader market terms unchanged.
Live Stock Market Report From Pittsburgh and New York
In Pittsburgh February 7 cattle supply was light with a steady market. Sheep and lambs showed 100 head available with prices steady. hog receipts reached 2,500 with hog prices mixed from prime heavy to roughs. In New York wool prices were firm with domestic fleece at 50 to 58, pulled at 80 to 122, and scoured basis varied by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Texas
Chicago livestock market results from February trade
Hog receipts 33 000 with mid range prices 8.00 to 8.60. Cattle on 10 000 head with steady demand. prime prices up to 12.00 for select stock. Sheep receipts 17 000 and steady, lambs 14.50 to 15.50 for fats, ewes 7.00 to 8.25, feeder lambs 14.50 to 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Logan Rotary high school boys and fathers meeting notes
A Logan Rotary club event at the Elks club rooms drew 150 attendees. The program featured a radio demonstration by Franzel, remarks by H. M. Whitcraft, and brief talks from faculty and students, followed by a home economics lunch and a spirited students' cheer for Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Elks’ Cclub
Yocum
Joe Smith
C. F. Lauer
Franzel
New Theatre
Gordon
Hoe
Radio Corporation
Niagara Falls
Texas
H. M. Whitcraft
Laure
C. F. Ridgeley
Curtiss Douglass
W. G. Rhoten
Miles Graham
Herman Lehman
C. L. Yocum
Clair Stettler
Fac
Childless Homes Made Happy
Series of testimonial notices from women in Cortland Ohio and St. Louis praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women describe weakness, backache, and eventual childbirth or improved health leading to multiple children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Claude P. Canfield
Salisbury St., Cortland, N.Y
Hamilton
Ohio
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Jos. Falcoin, JR
S. 11Th Street
Hamilton, Ohio
St. Louis
Orn
J. Naumann
Benton St
St. Louis, Mo
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Buna
Julius Harr-Man
Locomotive Destroys Luxury Car in Raging Iron Beast Stunt
A railroad locomotive shows no mercy as it crushes a ten thousand dollar limousine and a smaller flivver alike, demonstrating raw power over luxury and common vehicles in a stark display of mechanical force.
Social Protocol on Street Encounters
A historical note describes women greeting men first when strangers meet on the street. It argues her courtesy may be brief and pleasant and she should have a strong reason to ignore a man she barely knows, implying social expectations for politeness and caution.
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Rebekah Lodge
Florence Wolfe
Newark
Columbus
Miss Wolfe
C. L. Martzof
Clara Blume
Miss Blume
C. L. Martzolff
Valentine
Byron Wolfe
John H. Preston
George McKee
North Cemetery Street
West Eighth
J Avenue
Derrell Me‘Kee
Rey’s
Lash
Club
Valentines Walker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid of the Chauncey
Lumbago
Turpo
Madras
Mary Louise
McHenry & Sisler
Tex Sto
Dr Kings
Seth Hart
N. Y. Exchange
Aeeoarves
Eee
Eeee
Eseae Sehks
Reaw
Eeve
Cleveland Produce
Chicago Livestock
Ulty
Edw. Turner
Sammy Drake
Lawrence Harden
Rotary Club
Sarah Rockhold
Rotary
Ber Chamberlain
Clara Hamlin
Deansboro
Graham and Chappel
G. W. Hope Supply Co
Miis St
Athens, O
Sale
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court ST
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