Local visitors and travels noted around Hollister area
Rev. Orndorff of Hollister visits county seat on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert C. Heas of Portsmouth visits her parents Mr and Mrs F J Beasley. Mrs. Don Gabriel leaves for Columbus to visit her husband at St Francis hospital. J F Frye spends Tuesday in Columbus and Opie. Dr Alston Hillis in Columbus on Ohio university business. Mr J H West of Providence R I returns to Rhode Island after work with P G Moler Co. Jewell Frost dismissed from Camp Custer and returns to Darwin parents. A T Lawhead of The Messenger Printery travels south from Cincinnati to New Orleans then Havana and Bermuda. Mrs Lulu Addie man Cross of Chicago is in Athena on business and registered at Hotel Berry. She has ties to Pittsburg and Columbus and is daughter of late Addisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Frost
Camp Custer
Mich
Charles Ewing
Brown Avenue
P. Frost
Darwin
Engineers
A. T. Lawhead
Messenger Printery Company
South
Lulu Addleman Cross
Chicago
Athena
Berry
Cross
Pittsburg
Messrs
Charles
Frank Addieman
Columbus
Addisman
Local visitors depart after holiday stay with Broadwell hosts
Mr Wallace Jackson and son Frank returned home to Broadwell after a few days on business. Mrs Don C Coultrap and her daughter Frances of Franklin Pa left for home after a holiday visit at the home of Mr A W Allom. Prof C L Martzolff travels to Lancaster this evening for the annual Jackson Day event and dinner. Governor Cox Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Jackson
Frank Jackson
Broadwell
Don C. Coultrap
Frances
Franklin, Pa
A. W. Allom
C. L. Martzolff
Lancaster
Cox
Mrs Walter Wilson and Mary Adaline Return Home
Mrs Walter Wilson and her young daughter Mary Adaline have come back to their Nelsonville home after a weeklong visit with Mrs Wilson’s parents Mr and Mrs L F Carpenter at 24 West Washington Street. Mrs Lawrence C Marble left for New York City to join her husband in stenography training at Columbia University for U S Naval service. Mr Fred Edington of Nelsonville was an Athens visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilson
Mary Adaline
Nelsonville
L. F. Carpenter
West Washington Street
Lawrence C. Marble
Verus Howard
New York City
Columbia University
U.S. Naval Service
Fred Edington
Athens
Pittsburg
Forget me not Patrol Hosts Delightful Evening
One of the season's most delightful parties was given by the Forget me not patrol at the home of patrol leader Helen Judd on Friday evening. Guests included Marian Richeson Bert Bennet Helen Burson Ruth Porter Pauline Shimps Clara Coke and Beatrice Kinsel. Patrol members present were Bula Allen Helen Border Ruth Cross Goldie Morris Elizabeth Horn Mary Judd and the hostess. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Judd
Marian Richeson
Bert Bennet
Helen Burson
Ruth Porter
Pauline Shimps
Clara Coke
Beatrice Kinsel
Bula Allen
Helen Border
Ruth Cross
Goldie Morris
Elizabeth Horn
Mary Judd
Barrows Ashby Wedding Celebrated at Shirley Home
A pleasant Wednesday evening wedding at 8:30 occurred at the Shirley residence 48 South Cemetery street. Miss Gladys Ashby and Mr. George Barrows exchanged rings in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Strecker. The couple, both of Nelsonville, were attended by Mable Dreshler and Emmett Preston. Refreshments followed as music and social time filled the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
Gladys Ashby
Ray Ashby
George Barrows
Pete Barrows
Nelsonville
Strecker
M. E
Mable Dreshler
Emmett Preston
S.C. Lammis
Elizabeth
Barrows
Athens
Ruby Ruscoe
Clara Mulligan
Forget-me-not Patrol Dedicates Evening at Scout Meeting
Troop I durl Scouts weekly meeting featured Forget-me-not patrol led by Julia Porter presenting Supt. Morgan as the evenings entertainer. Mr. Morgan delivered a brief talk and readings enjoyed by all. Ice cream cones were served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Morgan
Troop I
Durl
Forget-me Not Patrol
Julia Porter
Morgan
Forget-me-not Patrol
Pickering Daugherty Wedding in Janesville Ohio
Mr Charles L Pickering and Miss Gladys M Daugherty were married at the M E Church in Janesville Ohio on Saturday evening by Rev N J Hawk. The couple are well known in and around Athens with Mr Pickering employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Charles L. Pickering
Gladys M. Daugherty
M. E
N. J. Hawk
Pickering
Athens
Corning Residents Plan Athens Move Next
The text notes Floodwood and Pickering teaching at Corning and their plan to make Athens their future home. C C L met with Mrs. F W Cone at 123 Franklin Avenue on Tuesday January 28 with a program including a reading by Mrs J A Brown and papers by Mrs J J Woolley and Mrs Cone. Mrs J A Austin led the discussion. The next meeting, a social, will be hosted by Mrs Woolley on Tuesday evening February 11 with light refreshments provided by Mrs R D Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floodwood
Rs. Pickering
Corning
Athens
Cc. C. L
F. W. Cone
Franklin Avenue
J. A. Brown
J. J. Woolley
Cone
J. A. Austin
Woolley
R. D. Woods
Buckeye Announces Flexible Mortgage Terms for Borrowers
The Buckeye offers the best terms and privileges to borrowers with repayment allowed in whole or part at any time. It pledges prompt appraisals and cites assets over 15.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Community Guests and Funeral in Arts Township
Numerous residents hosted guests from Athens and Nelsonville over the weekend. A funeral for Aurelius P. Wiley, father of Mrs. Gates, was held at the Presbyterian church with Dr. C B Taylor officiating and burial in Bean cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Dorr
Athens R. D
C. EB. Hill
Nina Fuller
J. W., Dixon
Athens
Clarence Boles
Nelsonville
W. A. Ott
Mamie Richardson
Tues- Wales
Coolville
C. A. An
J. C. Stewart
Kincade
Freeman Ee ‘Daan
Thon Thompson
I Cc. Light
Harry Gates
Minority to Report on Immigration Four-Peer Bill
A minority report on immigration for four people will be presented to the House. Representative Siegel of New York and Sabath of Illinois are drawing the report, with other committee members likely to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Siegel
New York
Sabath
Mlinois
Strike Among the Textiles in Lawrence Looms Next Week
Lawrence Massachusetts dispatch reports a looming strike among 35 000 textile workers as they press for 54 hours pay for 48 hours work. Ev er development shows the American Woolen Company mills undecided on a 48 hour week offer as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
American Woolen Company
Market Prices for Eggs and Live Poultry in Cincinnati
Demoralized prime firsts 48c per dozen and 47c for other firsts. Ordinary firsts 48c, seconds 42c. Live poultry includes fowls 27c per lb and over 26c, under 3% lb 23c, broilers 33c, roasting chickens 28c, roosters 20c, stags 23c. Turkeys toms 37c, hens 37c, old toms 26c, crooked breasted 20c, common 18c. Guineas old 4.00, young 6.00. pigeons 1.50 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Middleport Men Wounded at Newport News Arrive for Discharge
Thirty two men wounded in action arrived at the base hospital from Newport News and are convalescent for transfer to convalescent battalions for discharge. Southern Ohioans in the 1st include Robert M. Mahon of Ironton and E B Ateiner of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Newport News
Robert M. Mahon
Ironton
E. 8B
Ateiner
Middleport
Findlay Oil Prices Across Regions
Crude oil prices listed for Illinois Princeton North TE at 2.28 and 2.42, South Lima 38, Indiana 32.28, Wooster 2.58, tab 2.33. A snapshot of regional commodity rates shows varied figures across areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Princeton
North TE
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Tab
Market Report From Union Stock Yards Receipts and Prices
Hog receipts total 49 000 with steady market. Bulk sells at 17 86, 17 66, butchers 17 60 to 17 76, packing 16 60 to 17 40, light 16 60 to 17 50, pigs 12 60 to 15 60, roughs 15 75 to 16 60. Cattle receipts 9 500, market steady. Beeves 8 50 to 20 00, butcher stock 6 65 to 14 00, canners 5 60 to 96 65, stockers and feeders 7 76 to 1 36, cows 6 66 to 14 00, calves to 14 76. Lambs 12 00 to 16 75, ewes 11 00. Overall week’s total around 48 000 with market action lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. Hoge
Market Prices for Dairy and Poultry
Butter Creamery 43c firsts 40c extras 38c seconds 36 37c Weene 4540 46c firsts 47c Cheese Twins 3044¢ Young American cheese Live Poultry 29e.
Seasonal Market Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep in Pa
January 30 market report shows cattle steady with choice at 1800 dollars and prime around 15.00 to 16.75, common 7.00 to 13.00. veal calves 16.00 to 17.00. Sheep and lambs receipts light. wethers 11.60 to 12.00, good 8.00 to 9.00, fairee 11.00 to 17.00. Hogs receipts 10 double decks, market steady. prime heavy 18.26 to 18.40, mediums 18.26 to 18.40, heavy yorkers 18.25 to 18.40, light yorkers 15.00 to 15.50, stags 12.00.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Sees Steady Prices
Cincinnati cattle receipts show 600 head with market weak for shippers at 12.50 and up to 150. Calves steady with extra 15.25 to 15.50. Hog receipts 6,500 and market steady as feed packers pay 17.70 to 15.0. Sheep and lambs also steady with extras 14 to 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hay Market Prices Tallied Across Timothy and Clover
In Columbus on January 20 the hay market reported No 1 timothy at 27.60, No 2 timothy at 26.50, No 8 timothy at 26.60, No 1 clover mixed at 25.18, No 3 save at 24.76, No 1 mixed at 25.75, and No 3 light mixed at 27.46 with rye straw and related categories listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Timothy
Cate Strom
Seed cash and dates in messy OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered cash figures and months like January and March with vague references. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed to anchor a proper news item.
Funeral spending and visits noted in Guysville community
Gaston and family spent the day with Clint Chapman and family as flowers from Pare attended a funeral at AF. Wilney at the Presby terian church in Guysville Tuesday. Mrs Heanab Ord Let Chala ak Mrs Gam visited Mr and Mrs Jase and Mr and Mrs Allen Lesoy who had Sunday dinner with Coen and family of nouth Avery cinta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Clint Chapman
Pare
Deaths Mrs Mary H Fuller
Mrs Mary H Fuller died suddenly after a period of illness. She leaves husband R F Fuller and children Bessie Helen Willis Sands Flora Nellie J Sands, plus three others. Born in Millfield, she was active in the Christian church and Eastern Athens earlier in life. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Puller
Muller
C. L. Phillips
Hornell
J. R. Sands
Nellie Babrman
Athens
R. EF. Fuller
Flora
Bessie
Helen Lips
N. Y
Willis Sands
Navy
Rockawey Beach
Ft. Tilden
Millfield Row
Relate Bam- Bow Chadwell
George H. Or
Fuller
Christian Acre
Order of
Ofen Fuller
Conducted & Company
Miilgeld
Ida Agnes Woolley Dies at 56 in Amesville
Ida Agnes Woolley wife of Alonzo Woolley of Amesville died at home from organic heart trouble at age 56. Funeral at her residence Friday at 10 30 AM with interment in McDougal Cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Emmett Linncott Mrs Ozro O Neal of Amesville and Mrs Charles Liggett and a son at home. A sixteen year old boy from Vernon is mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Agnes Wooley
Amesville
Ida Agnes Woolley
Alonzo Woolley
McDougal Cemeery
Emmett Linncott
Ozro O'Neal
Charles Liggett
Vernon
Bone
Railway Traffic Chaos Leaves City in Brief Turmoil
Unclear lines report disrupted railway traffic and technical issues causing confusion across the network. Officials urge patience as services resume and investigate the cause of the fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine Tokio
Janer
Beariak
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Togo
Are Rey
Orndorff of
Hollister
Robert C. Heas
Portsmouth
Mrs
F. J. Beasley
Don Gabriel
St Francis Hospital
J. FF. Frye Spant
Wenssand
Opie Cothe
Alston Hillis
Ohio University
J. H. West
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Hospital Corps
M. Covert
Mr. Covert
Barrows-Ashby
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Ohio
Guysville
Teerie Bees
Paris
Wilson
Quin D’orsay
Mokeless
C. F. Ashworth
Richland Avenue
Athens, Ohio
Pittsburg Livestock
TOL. Zoo Grr
Aleike
Michigan
Nyee
Erle
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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