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Four acres or more suitable for cultivation offers independence in hard times. Inquire at the Greenhouse. Date 2 7 4.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
3
Masquerade Valentine Party At Christian Church
Masquerade social hosted Thursday evening in the social rooms of the Christian church by the Endeavors. Everyone welcome. Masked admission ten cents, unmasked fifteen cents. Also notices selling a four room residence at 952 Walnuts with water gas and good cellar for £11 7p. Additional notices include a lac tic acid tonic product and a Indian side car for sale in Nelsonville Ohio ED FISHER R D 2 box 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
ED Fisher
Nelsonville
Ohio
R. D
Eureka Optical Specialist Visit in Nelsonville Office
Notice says Eureka Optical Specialist of Crestline will be in his Nelsonville office at 165th Fort St Feb 14. The ad offers good glasses at low prices and free examinations with contact number. Dated 3 13 21 pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Optical
Crestline
Nelsonville
Fort St
Bazaar by Lady Macabees Saturday February 15
The Lady Macabees announce a bazar in their hall on Saturday February 15 at 1 P M. Fancy articles and pastry will be on sale.
Meeting notice for Council 119 Jr C U A M in Nelsonville
All members are asked to attend the Monday meeting on February 17 at their hall with two state officers addressing the group. Attendances urged for councils within reach of Nelsonville. 2-13-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council No. 119 Jr
Nelsonville
Women's Christian Union Meeting in Athens
The W C T U met last Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A G Mechem's home on Washington Street. About twenty five members attended with one visitor. Mrs Bertha Barker led the devotional, Mrs C A Barron directed the program, and Mrs Mary Ray read an article on After the War Problems. The gathering closed with benediction and a social hour with refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. T
Women’s Christian Union
A. G. Mechem
Bertha Barker
C. A. Barron
Mary Ray
James
Terry
Wood
Hudson
Juniper
Bayliss
Advertised Letters List February 11
Advertised letters include Mrs. Ethel Bookins John Corey Ed Hall Mrs. Nancy McWilliams Patrick Miller Mr Lonnie O Nail Mrs. James Sell and Mrs Hursch Wooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bookins
John Corey
Ed Hall
Nancy McWilliams
Patrick Miller
Lonnie O’nail
James Sell
Hursch Wooley
Local residents note military discharges and visits
Capt L E McKinney formerly of Camp Meade Md now discharged visits relatives. Billy Whitmore of Buchtel recently discharged from Camp Meade guests here Thursday. Mrs Joan Davis returns to New Straitsville after week with Pearl Davis in Nelsonville. George W Haynes radio service has honorable discharge and is home from Camp May as Mrs George Dille spends weekend in Columbus. Mrs Eden Moore visits relatives in Logan. Dr Allison Jones of Columbus visits Nelsonville on business. Lee Nash spends Thursday at Mr Corwin Ambrose in Columbus. Joe Wright goes to Akron for new job. Mrs Flo Hilderbrand of Columbus visits sister E H Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. McKinney
Camp Meade
Tom Wilson
Logan
Billy Whitmore
Buchtel
Joan Davis
New Straitaville
Pearl Davis
George W. Haynes
Radio Service
Camp May
George Dille
Columbus
Eden Moore
Allison Jones
Nélsonville
Lee Nash
Corwin Ambrose
Joe Wright
Akron
Flo Hilderbrand
E. H. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Curfew Enforcement Support
The chamber reports steady weekly meeting attendance and reads a board activity report. It urges support for the board, seeks to press authorities on curfew enforcement, and notes efforts to secure Governor cooperation for unemployment relief. Discussions cover street cleaning sewer relief and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Board of Directors
Chair of Commerce
Columbus
Mrs McDowell Hosts Wednesday Evening Social
Mrs Lee McDowell entertained guests including Mrs Guy Aumiller of Columbus on a Wednesday evening. After a delightful social hour she served an elegant two course luncheon to her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McDowell
Guy Aumiller
Columbus
Valentine Party Hosted by C W E M Club
The Christian church C W E M ladies were entertained at Grace Wright and Mrs C L Joun home on West Franklin. Martha Smith B L Lamborn and Lyda Johnson assisted. The home was decorated in valentine style. After a fine program a valentine luncheon followed. Forty two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Grace Wright
C .L. Jounon W. Franklin
R. Martha Smith
B. L. Lamborn
Lyda Johnson
Amber
Mayor's Court Waives Examinations for Wash Birtcher and Riser
In Wells court yesterday Mayor dismissed preliminary examinations for Wash Birtcher and Charles Riser. Both defendants waived rights and await further action. The hearing followed prior charges and procedural steps in the municipal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor’s Court
Wash Birtcher
Charles Riser
Mayor ‘Wells Court
Copper Wire Theft Case Binds Two Men Over
Two men are bound over on charges of stealing 200 pounds of copper wire from the Highland Coal Co. Chief Pearson recovered the wire from a coal house near their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stary
Highland Coal Co
Pearson
Mission Study Class Meets at Presbyterian Church Tonight
The Mission Study Class of the Presbyterian church will meet tonight at 7 p.m. with Mrs. J overs. R. C Graham will be the leader for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claggs
The
Presbyterian Church
R. C Graham
Ohio dog tax law upheld by local justice
John R. Elder was found guilty by Justice of the Peace William J. Warrener of violating Ohio dog registration provisions. The article details required annual registrations, fees, tag validity, and penalties, including fines up to twenty dollars and costs for noncompliance. Elder received a ten dollar fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Warrener
John R. Elder
William Jarrener J. P
Unrest Protests Across German Empire Reported
Berne reports mobilization order in the Guhrau district as thirteen classes prepare border defense. Spartacan demonstrations kill ten in Breslau. Duessberg mayor walks with red flag. Berlin streetcar strike disrupts business. Vienna sees anti German manifestations with officers marching under banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Berlin
Vienna
Germany
German drive against Poland falters in Bromberg region
Be statements report the German push near Bromberg paused due to troop unrest. One company was nearly annihilated by Polish forces amid the fighting and political strife within the German ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Bromberg
Open House Adverts for Burglars Appear Repeatedly
Local notice reports an open house style event described as a lure for burglars three times in the past ten days. Police warn residents to be vigilant and avoid sharing security details.
Dog Bite Case Reported in Boston Court
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mark Connolly Jr. appeared in a Boston court over a dog bite incident with a $1200 claim referenced. Details are incomplete, but the item notes a legal proceeding and monetary amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ian
Mark Connolly, Jr
Transports Finland and Seattle Dock at Hoboken and Cincinnati Produce
Hoboken reports the transport Finland docking with 3 254 officers and men, joined by the cruiser Seattle carrying 1 661, while Charleston brings 1 271. Cincinnati produce markets show mixed grain and live poultry prices, and a health tonic advertisement targets women highlighting vitality claims amid cautious scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Finland
St. Nasaire
Seattle
A. B
US 383rd Infantry Arrives at Genoa in Enthusiastic Welcome
Fifty officers and 1,400 men of the 383rd United States infantry arrived at Genoa from the front last night to cheers. They will sail soon for New destination, concluding their arrival with strong reception and state of readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
United States Infantry
New
Waterproof flash lights added to life preservers for night use
Waterproof electric flash lights are now designed to attach to life preservers for night use. The invention promises improved visibility and safety at sea or on lakes during dark hours.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Steady Despite Mixed Quotes
Market reports show steady tone for cattle and hogs with shippers and packers maintaining prices. Extra charges range around 8.50 to 16.00 dollars, while overall market remains stable with light offerings and demand noted as steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union sales report shows livestock prices mixed across categories
The market lists varied cattle and sheep prices with prices per head and per hundredweight. Figures include hogs around 16 to 18 dollars, cattle calves and feeders at several values, and wool and ewes noted with small price ranges.
Pittsburg Live Cattle and Hog Markets Tie on Prices
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on February 14 the cattle market showed light receipts with prices ranging from low to high. Veal calves brought 17 to 18 dollars, light lambs at 11.50 to 15, and hogs with double deck lots selling higher with prime hogs around 16 to 18.86 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Market Ashe
Wothers
Market Prices Reported for Corn and Oats in Toledo
Toledo market briefs show corn at 1.86 for No. 31 83, and oats for standard white at 63 to 68 cents per bushel. The terse item lists price points, reflecting a snapshot of agricultural commodity values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Local Market Prices for Seed and Staples
Resiey No 2 white priced at 1.00 with clover seed cash and gee at 23.76. March totals 238.25 and 20.76. Alsike March 16.75. Timothy cash 4.50 new and 4.35 old, Feb and April 4.67. Butter brick creamery 60c, packing 25c. Eggs selects fresh 44c storage 36c 38c and candled 41c. Hay prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsike
Timothy New
Egge
Chicago Produce Market Prices Summary
Butter-creamery prices at 49c with standards 42 percent and 48c. seconds 386 and firsts 3644c. Young American at 34c with 24 percent. March and September figures listed as $4.50 to $4.60 and $6.20 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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