Social News from the Red Cross Rooms to Morn
The Martzolff classes sew this evening in Red Cross rooms. Mrs. Ora C. Henry was Sunday guest of Mrs. W. H. Henry at Hamden. Mrs. Mabel Bonifield came from Columbus to assist with her ill little son Frank. The W C T U meets Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs. C H Swaim. Mr. and Mrs. J and Halliday of Gallpolis hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M M Kerr. Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees meets tonight at 7. Arthur Oxley, engineer at the central schools, is confined at home with pneumonia. E E Eddy and daughter Lora of Stoutville returned home after visiting the Higgins. Mildred Black of Columbus visited her sister Mrs. Charles Breinig who is convalescing. John W Caldwell of Rutland visited with daughter Mrs. H W Grover. Tuesday club meeting with Prof L J Addicott postponed due to Prof Eli Dunkle's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bonifield
Columbus
Frank
Arthur Oxley
Central Schools
Mildred Black
Charles Breinig
L. J. Addicott
Eli Dunkle
Hess Couple Ends Visit With Beasleys Return Home
Mr and Mrs Robert Hess end a two weeks visit with Mrs Beasley and Mr Beasley returning to Portsmouth. The Social Literary Club meets Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Frank Lowry s Grosvenor street with Mrs Scott Haney as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hess
F. J. Beasley
Portsmouth
Frank Lowry
Grosvenor Street
Scott Haney
Moore Family Returns From San Antonio Health Trip
Mr and Mrs Alex Moore and daughter Averil returned home from San Antonio Texas where Averil traveled well for health. Mr George Robey departed for Cleveland to resume his Federal Reserve Bank post after navy discharge and visited his parents Mr and Mrs J W Robey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Moore
Averil
San Antonio
Texas
George Robey
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Navy
J. W. Robey
Hugg Leaves Stedman for Higher Pay Role in Wheeling
Mr. R. E. Hugg of Maplewood Drive has resigned from the F. C. Stedman Company and taken a higher paying position with a Wheeling firm. He will relocate soon to Wheeling. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson returning from Grant hospital in Columbus where Mr. Johnson had surgery for hernia and appendicitis. he was able to be out today. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCarty of Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hugg
Maplewood Drive
F. C. Stedman Company
Wheeling
Huggs
A. L. Johnson
Columbus
Mr. Johnson
Grant Hospital
Johnson
Notable local visits and demobilizations noted in Columbus and area
The column lists returning servicemen and travelers visiting family in Columbus, Marion, and Smithfield. John Courtney, formerly of Athens, now demobilized after service with the Jambons, is home in Marion. Dr. F C Langenburg returns to Boston after trips and visits, while Ensign T M Wolfe of Pelham Bay stops in Columbus on ten day furlough. Charles E Robey and family travel from Cleveland via Chillicothe to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Courtney
Athens
Jambons
Camp Sherman
Marion
Charles E. Robey
Chillicothe
O. W. Robey
Columbus
Cleveland
Mr. Robey
J. W. Robey
T. M. Wolfe
Ensign Paymasters Corps
Pelham Bay
R. G. Bowden
Mr. Wolfe
Navy
Harvard
Ensign
New York
Smithfield
Colored man tried for burglary at Glouster saloon
Elmer Johnson colored stands trial for burglary of the Charles Hinton saloon in Glouster on September 25. Ten witnesses testified, with both sides presenting, as Johnson seeks an alibi claiming he was not at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
Charles Hinton
Glouster
Johnson
Moundsville
Local justice gives colored man two months
Sam Linder, colored, received sixty days in the workhouse by Justice Helwig for non-support of his colored comrade. He was arrested February 8, released on recognizance after claiming he sent employer checks to his wife, later admitted he kept them and pleaded guilty on return to court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Linder
Helwig
Linder
Justice Helwig
European Mirror System Reproduces Players Contours
An invention from Europe uses invisible mirrors to show the full outlines of players in a film, creating a lifelike appearance for the athletes on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ohio to Publish All Stacker Lists at Once
Camp Sherman Ohio February 17 Major General Glenn announced that draft evaders in Ohio and nearby states will have their names published as the first step to rounding up slackers. The lists aim to inform justice officials and evaders’ friends that they are charged with desertion. He urged evaders to surrender at Camp Sherman to avoid arrest humiliation and offered a chance to clear themselves of desertion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Camp Sherman
Glenn
Department of Justice
Camp
Sherman
Mr. Farmer
Morale of U.S. troops in French rest camps questioned
Senator Robert L. Owen arrived aboard the Rotterdam to report on rest camp conditions in France. He cited unsanitary overcrowding at Brest, long waits for transportation, and damp winter mud as factors hurting demobilization. He urged bringing soldiers home promptly and starting new lives, noting improved food but ongoing despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Rotterdam
Washington
Owen
Ion
Brest
German Armistice Delegation Seeks Further Extensions
A commission led by General Foch will meet German delegates at Treves to extend terms and revise details. The accompanying photo shows Matthias Erzer, head of the Selenetion, at center, with Oberndorff and General Theman, plus an interpreter visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
Treves
Germany
Matthias Erzer
The
Selenetion
Oberndorff
General Theman
Meeting Of County School Boards At Ewing Hall
Athens county boards of education held their annual meeting at Ewing hall with many superintendents and teachers in attendance. President Ellis of Ohio University and Henry G Williams of Ohio Teacher spoke on citizenship, immigration, and school funding. A resolutions package urged the state to grant new levies and restore a one mill state levy for common schools, with letters to lawmakers to push for relief and adequate facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Hall
Boards of Education
Athens County
Ellis
Ohio University
Henry G. Williams
Ohio
Teachet
U.i
Dr. Ellis
United States
Wiliams
Williams
Arkansas
Mardis
Aitute
Athena
General Assembly of Ohio
County Budget Commission
General Assembly
Jm. Thasm
Ona
School Board
C. B. McCafferty
EK. H. Stout
Cyrus Brewster
BE. L. Wilson
William Orts
J. T. Hope, Jr
Harry A. Tipton
Robert B. King
W.J. Davis
P. D
German armistice terms reportedly accepted in Copenhagen
Reports from Copenhagen state that the German government has accepted the new armistice terms. Conflicting dispatches from Treves claimed the armistice could be prolonged indefinitely while another said Marshal Foch gave Germany three days to accept the terms before the armistice expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Agd
Weimar
Politiken
Self Propelled Thresher Moves Grain to Wagon
A self propelled thresher powered by a forty horsepower kerosene motor travels across fields feeding grain into an accompanying wagon and depositing straw into windrows.
Haase Sparks Uproar in Weimar Assembly Over Councils
Hugo Haase radical leader declares workers and soldiers councils must persist until a socialist Democrat coalition shows it will socialize the republic. He accuses the government of murder and faces near-riot as debate veers into financial crisis and postwar policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Weimar
Hugo Haase
National Assembly
Haase
Fehrenbach
Ebert Scheidemann
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Spartacans
Russia
Schiffer
Germany
Property Deeds Transfer Across Multiple Acres and Sums
A series of property conveyances lists buyers and sellers including Arthur Meighen and Jessie, with-acreage totals from 6 to about 82.93 acres and prices ranging from 100 to 1500 dollars. Several parcels are described by lot numbers and counties, with several lines detailing names such as Gillett, Vercoe, Carpenter, and Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meighen
W. N. Winters
Ba J. Gilkey
Jessie Ae
Pnville Fredwoodher
Ra Gillet, Sr
Secon Deere Gillett
John B. Carpenter
Vercoe
Gormley
Ben and
Sarm
Belle Hogue
John Hogue, Jr
J. W. Brocklein
D. M. Kempton
Walpha A. LeFever
Joseph Lehman
Hiram Cooper
Mary Porter
Julie H. Cunningham
Court Opens Case Against Elmer Johnson in Glouster Burglary
The morning session lists Elmer Shotgun Johnson charged with burglary of the Charles Hinton saloon in Glouster. Johnson was arrested weeks ago and indicted by the grand jury last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Elmer
Johnson Glouster
Johnson
Charles Hinton Saipoon
Glouster
Wedding Permits Harry Cline and Forrest Leighty
Harry Cline 25 an actor and Forrest Leighty 18 of Athens obtain marriage licenses in a local ceremony filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cline
Forrest Leighty
Athens
President Ellis Heads to Columbus for Ohio University Funds
President Ellis travels to Columbus for at least two days to address money matters for Ohio University before the house finance committee and to advocate for extended legislation for normal school men in an organization he leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Columbus
Finance Committee
House
Ohio University
Lawsuit Against Trimble Paving Brick Company Dismissed
The money case of William D. Bric kett and others against Trimble Paving Brick Company was dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Brickett
Trimble Paving Brick Company
Home Furnishing Co. vs Hawskins Judgment Follows Sale Order
The attachment suit of the Home Furnishing Co. against Mrs. G A Hawskins ended in a judgment for 459.71 with interest from October 10 1913. The court also issued an order to sell the attached property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Furnishing Co
G. A. Hawskins
Defense Granted to File Answer by February 27
In the Hannah Hillis Postin Consoli coal case the defense was given leave to file an answer by February 27. The court set the deadline and noted the case proceeds on the stated monetary claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah-Hillis-Postin Consolidated Coal Co
Appointment of committees and funeral details noted
The article records the appointment of two committees by President Eijis for the faculty and trustees. It also mentions timing related to the funeral of Professor El Dunkle and identifies those responsible for viewing the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eijis
UN Day
Proftesm el Dunkle
Seehoteees
Eg Ae 2 . M. Co
Martzolff
Athens High to stage 1010 Musical March 4 and 6
The Athens High School plans the annual Read’ 1010 Musical revue on March 4 and 6 at University Auditorium under Dean Chubb’s support. Supt Morgan directs the overture with quartets and solos, while Principal P F Met leads seven stunts with staging and costumes. Each class will be represented and the high schools will perform three acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Dean Chubb
Morgan
P. F. Met
Oregon Inventor Patents Window Shade Style Transoms
A Oregon inventor patents a device to raise and lower transoms like a window shade, offering a simple mechanism for adjustable upper room openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hutchinson & Stickney
Red Cross
Ora C. Henry
W. H. Henry
Hamden
C. H. Swaim
Park Place
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
E. E. Eddy
Lora
Stoutville
Homer Higgins
John W. Caldwell
Rutland
H. W. Grover
Dave McCarty
Lumbus
Ellen Carsey
West Washington Street
F. C. Langenburg
New York City
J. M. Higgins
Boston
Mass
RTE
Frank J. Taylor
Aaa
Merle
Fred
Bill
Syracuse Silver Steel
Malta
South Bend Oliver
Carpenter Hardware Co
Nelsonville
Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens, Ohio
Nancy
Dumkle Funare
Heen
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