Athens volunteers prepare care for returning soldiers
Volunteers from Athens led by Miss Heinelon and Miss Atsinton formed a group to welcome soldiers passing through Athens. Girl Scouts and Ohio University women made 1100 popcorn balls and distributed them with apples and chocolate to trains. Eight dollars was received from the Presbyterian church, and Wolfe Brothers donated eight pounds of popcorn. The effort seeks War Chest funds and may grow with glee clubs performing on trains.
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Athens
Misa Clara
Miss Atheinelon
Girl Scouts
Young Ladies
Ohio University
War Chest
Athens County
Tues S
Farrel Hart
Lewis
Trimble
Clyde White
Cogivitte
Newport News
Fant
France
Are
Aner
Angas
Ge Ca
Johnson
Io Olern
Canton ministerial group to withdraw canteen support
The Canton ministerial association said it would withdraw support for operating a canteen at Pennsylvania station. Supplies for soldiers had been promised, with a planned collection at churches Sunday for meals and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganton, CO
Canton Ministerial Association
Ee Protestant
Notifiron
Pennsylvania Station
U S Generals Named Legion of Honor Commanders in France
Ten American expeditionary forces generals were photographed after being named by Marshal Foch as Legion of Honor commanders at Chaumont. Lined up left to right are Gen Hunter Liggett Gen Robert Bullard Gen James McAndrew Gen James Harbord Gen Charles Summerall Gen John Hines Gen Edward Lewis Gen Michael Lenihan Gen William Mitchell Gen Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jahal Petain
Chaumont
Hunter
Third Corps
Edward M. Lewis
Commassaree
Mich Lenihan
Ceeeperent
Wheilliam Mitchell
Ate Service
Mene
Germany
Parker
Arena
Mysterious Clothing Found At Kiln Near Brick Plant
A bundle of underwear a baby blanket and women's clothes was found under bricks at a local kiln. No blood or body was found and police concluded the items were left by youths involved in a gun or craps game near a B. and O. tipple. Five suspects were detained with two released. Athens County boards of education total 27 boards and 135 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Bolin
Athens County
Boards of Education
Good Chance for State Jobs in Civil Service Exams
A favorable window opens for Stenchers to seek state positions as civil service exams are set within three weeks. Despite wide publicity, few applications have been filed, suggesting many passers may be appointed. Demand for Game Wardens, Assistant Physicians for State institutions, Examination Clerks, and other posts exceeds supply. The official bulletin with full details is ready for free distribution to applicants.
Signs of spring chorus echoes of birds in city dawn
At daybreak song birds were heard in the east end of the city. The writer notes half a dozen birds singing near the brick plant with a red bird leading the chorus. He suggests spring may be near and jokes birds know more than the weather men.
Icy Streets Freeze Athens Transit After Snowstorm
Athens woke to first icy streets of winter as sticky snow turned to rain and temperatures dropped overnight. Skids marred roads with few injuries, and rural carriers tended to horses before morning routes, causing minor delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Whole School Closed After Flu Outbreak In Lodi District
Ex sheriff Hugh Mulligan of Lodi spoke in Athens about a flu wave that paralyzed his district schools. He said every family was down with flu except his own and one other, forcing the end of classes. The school building is closed and being fumigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mulligan
Lodi
Athens
Mulligan
Altho Hugh
Near-Bridge Party Usurps Imagined Bridge Event
A playful line imagines a near-bridge gathering as if it occurred on a bridge with a humorous twist. The quip toys with the idea of a social event framed by a literal crossing and the notion of a near miss.
Ohio University deeds for Athens and Alexander townships announced
One hundred fifty deeds have been made out for citizens of Athens and Alexander townships. The announcement was made today.
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Ohio University
Athens
Alexander Townships
Unusual February road tour praised by County Supt. Root
County Superintendent Root described a rare February auto trip from Athens via Vanderhoof to Jasper Hill and Dutch Ridge back to Athens. He noted roads through Carthage and surrounding townships were improved by farmers who dragged dirt roads, aiding traffic on typically passable routes. He commended farmers for working highways at the first opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Athens
Vanderhoof
Jasper Hill
Dutch Ridge
Carthage
Three Big Athens Basketball Games Set For Weekend
Athens hosts a trio of basketball games to close the week with Athens Hi facing John Hancock in the second game on Thursday night. The schedule highlights a busy, competitive lineup across the city arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Hi
John Hancock
Syrup of Figs Laxative Ad Targeting Parents
Consumer advice promotes "California Syrup of Figs" as a safe laxative for children with emphasis on choosing the California name on the package. It stresses a tasty fruity flavor, provides dosing guidance on each bottle, and urges giving the product without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ohio Teams Square Off in Weekend Basketball Tack
Ohio faces Baldwin Wallace at the Gym on Friday and Ohio Wesleyan in a big Saturday night game there. The Wesleyan squad is particularly tough, giving the Buckeyes two hard tests in one weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Faithful crowd greets California soldiers returning home
Letters published in The Messenger reveal how Athens residents warmly welcomed the California troops last Saturday night. Faithful supporters have gathered for weeks to greet troop trains, following the example set during the Spanish American War when Athens fed soldiers in transit led by A. L. Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Athens
Uncle Sam
A. L. Roach
French polls show Wilson fading in Paris and France
Paris reports a cooling mood toward Woodrow Wilson two months after his visit with French opinions shifting from eager to cautious. British voices remain sanguine, while many Parisians blame perceived leniency to Germany and worry about the peace effort amid a wartime mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Mellet
United Press
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
France
Wilson
Germany
Lloyd George
Buckeye State Building and Loan Seeks Good Loans
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company advertises loans on Columbus homes and central Ohio farms with first mortgage security. It touts favorable terms including down payments and the ability to repay $100 or more toward principal at any time, promising prompt appraisals and quick closings. Located at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central Ohio
Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
France seeks renewal as monarchy returns to palace
Observers say France can be redeemed only with a king back in the palace. Between pessimism propaganda and politics, progressive democracy stalls, while British observers consider the difficulties as more seeming than real.
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France
Young Dabritz Seeks Chaplain Post After War Service
Rev Lester O Dabritz writes from St Georges Du Rosey France to Marietta district superintendent F M Evans expressing desire to return to Ohio and resume ministry. He served as acting chaplain with Co D 364th Infantry 91st Division in Flanders and front lines, praising health and meals, and noting his family's strong Christian mission work back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Evans
Marietta
M. E. Church
Lester O. Dabritz
Mr. Dabritz
St. Georges-Du-Rosey
France
Bro. Evans
Ohio
Sam
Co. D
Flanders
Young Dabritz
Lester Dabritz
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Colors
Dabritz
India
Leslie
Germany
United States
Evans
Truth About Mexico To Come to Light
Senator Fall of New Mexico returns to Washington to present firsthand information on Mexico. The Senate plans debate on the U S Mexican policy focusing on Mexico's attitude toward the United States and recent attacks on Americans there.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Southwest
Wilson weighs delay in league convention draft
Paris February 12 The delay in completing the league of nations convention may force President Wilson to return to the United States after congress adjourns He aims to carry a finished constitution draft and may depart February 26 or, if not submitted, March 6 He planned to read the draft at the plenary session and met with Swiss League expert Dr Repart Armenian rep Hagoelan and Armenian conditions delegation He will host a meeting with the French Society of Nations and packed 23 boxes of gifts for shipment.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Paris
Wilson
France
America
League Committee
Repart
League of Nations
Tourian
Hagoelan
Armenia
Reds Scramble Spring Training Plan for Flood Damage
The Cincinnati Reds cancel Waxahachie Texas ball park workouts after flood damage. They relocate spring camp to Dallas Texas or Shreveport Louisiana for training.
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REDS
Cincinnati
Waxahara
Texas
Ball Park
Cincinnati Reds
Dallas
Shrevesport
Tipping to Stay in Ohio Hotels Says Harmon
Ben H. Harmon of Columbus told the Ohio hotel association closing session that tipping is here to stay. He blamed tipping on guests who expect more than a smile as payment, while noting the practice challenges workers who rely on tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ben H. Harmon
Columbus
Ohio Hotel Associations
Harmon
Yankee Will Head Siberian Railway
Japan's proposal to restore Siberian railway traffic has been formally accepted by the United States. An inter allied committee will supervise the system led by a Russian chairman, with John H. Stevens as head of the technical board overseeing operations, making the plan essentially American in management.
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Washington
Japan
Polk
Siberian
John H. Stevens
Stevens
Railroad Man Held For Woman's Murder
Dayton Ohio police hold 40 year old railway worker William McKitterick in the murder of 27 year old telephone operator Belle Mann Green. She was slain after refusing his marriage, dying an hour after a slash to the throat at a hospital. He did not resist and waited at her home for arrest.
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Dayton
William McKitterick
Belle Mann Green
McKitterick
Commission Named To Settle Finances
The United States liquidation commission created by the War Department will adjust claims between France England and the United States for supplies munitions and other property. Judge Edwin Parker of Houston Texas is chairman with Henry F. Hollis of New Hampshire Homer H. Johnson of Cleveland and Brig. Gen. Chas. G. Dawes of Chicago as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Liquidation Commission
War Department
France
England
United States
Edwin Parker
Houston
Texas
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
Chas. G. Dawes
Chicago
New Bag Features Hidden Handle to Prevent Theft
A travel bag now includes a handle that tucks inside the closed bag, preventing theft by exterior grabbing. The design aims to deter snatchers by keeping the handle concealed when locked.
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Teuralgia
U. S
Legion OF Honor
Buoto
Ghurgh
Beasey
Nelsonville
Yankee Will
Siberian Railway
Shilok
Security Athen
Savings
D. H. Moore
C. G. O’bleness
F. L. Alderman
F. B. Kiltau
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