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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

3

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Reports Growth and Plans

Attendance at the Chamber of Commerce session was strong with 117 new members signed. Committees discussed the brick plant road paving, Logan road extension, and a new board to be elected next Thursday with a 20-name slate under President Sharp. A street-cleaning initiative and a read on the Carbon Hill project were also outlined.

Chamber of Commerce Logan Road Sharp John Hill C. H. Bartlett Walter Wolf Frank Patton J. L. Murphy C. H. Terry Harry Edington W.S. Rhodes Green Ralph Carbon Hill Eut

Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Mills Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Mills residence on West Washington Street. The program was engaging and plans were made for the forthcoming mission study class starting next month. Light refreshments were served after the program.

Hyperion Club Get Together At Mrs Frank Tedrow Home

Mrs Frank Tedrow will entertain the ladies of the Hyperion Club on Saturday at her West residence for a social gathering. Details on time and activities are not specified in the readable text.

Hyperion Club Frank Tedrow Satroam West

Entertained at Country Home Near Foodwood

Mrs. Walter Whitlatch hosted guests last evening at her country home near Foodwood. Attendees included Miss Mae Lines Gladys Betts Emma Burdette Mayme Keplar Grace Whit latch and Messrs Luster Fought Gii pale Maple and Parker of Athens.

Walter Whitlatch Fioodwood Mae Lines Gladys Betts Emma Burdette Mayme Keplar Grace Whitlatch Luster Fought Giipale Maple Mr. Parker Athens

Death Confirmation Letter to Mrs. Collins

A letter received by Mrs. Cora Collins confirms the death of her son after weeks of suspense. The message from Leutesdorf on the Rhine expresses deep regret and informs of the true death, ending her doubt about his fate.

Mrs. Carl Cable Rites Scheduled in Los Angeles

Mrs. Carl Cable died yesterday afternoon at 66 in Los Angeles. Funeral services set for Saturday afternoon with burial in Los Angeles. She is survived by husband Pearl Cable Dye of Los Angeles, daughter Mrs. J. T. Dye, sister Miss Alpha Baird of Athens, and traces to D. M. and Mrs. Baird of Athens. She had long been an invalid and lived in Athens previously.

Carl Cable Jennie Baird Los Angeles Cal J. T. Dye Pearl Cable Alpha Baird Athens Cable D. M. Baird

Service Letter From Private McCarty Describes Transatlantic Voyage

Private C H McCarty writes from France about the June departure from Camp Laurel and voyage aboard ships including the Mongolia and Von Steuben transfer after Henderson caught fire. He notes a long convoy crossing, arrival in Brest July 14, and marching to Pontanescn Barracks before entering rest camp.

J. C. McCarty C. H. McCarty Co. A France Camp Laurel Philadelphia Baltimore Jersey City N. J Hoboken Red Cross Gang Plank Mongolia Sone Harbor Henderson von Steuben Matheny Hall Spencer Brest Pontanescn Barracks

Bureau of Education Learns Boys' Earnings Rise with Education

The United States Bureau of Education compares earnings by school duration. A 14 year old earns four dollars weekly, a 26 year old under average figures earns twelve fifty, and a 25 year old who stopped at 18 earns thirty one weekly. The report links higher schooling to greater lifetime earnings and frames the difference as a five percent investment.

United States Bureau of Education Bureau

Journey of a Soldier from Camp Jackson to the Front

A brother in the Second Division writes from Dendorf Germany detailing a July 15 departure from Camp Jackson to Camp Merritt, sail to New York then Liverpool, stay in Remesy and South Hampston, move to Le Harve and Camp Hunt near Bordeaux, join his battery August 16, and advance to the front at San Milich.

San Milich

From France to Germany Frontline Letters and Prices

A World War II era correspondent recounts fighting on Argonne and Mt. Blanc Ridge. He describes movement from Fosse France to Arbon Belgium Luxembourg and into Germany with mountain valleys and Rhine towns. He notes billeted schoolhouse life and high prices for butter and milk. He mentions a letter from Mary and a Brazil government note on schools.

Mt. Blanc Ridge Argonne Fosse France Sedan Arbon Belgium Luxenburg Germany Rhine States Mary Winfield Raund Battery Trench Artillery

Chicago Food Prices Hold Steady Despite Armistice Sign

Chicago reports almost three days after the armistice sign that wholesale and retail food prices show little change. Steaks and roasts remain at 28-35 and 23-83 cents respectively, pork cuts near 6-32 cents, potatoes around $1, and eggs at about 65 cents, with some declines noted in certain lines.

Chicago

Prober Ready To Prove His Claim

Edward Earle Padinton head of the efficiency department of the Independent Magazine says he is prepared to support charges that moral conditions in West Virginia educational institutions are so bad that parents hesitate to send their children to them. He attacks West Virginia University and the school here while officials call for a showdown.

Morgantown W. VA Edward Earle Padinton The Independent Magazine West Virginia Padinton West Virginia University

Lightning Raiders at Globe Theatre Chauncey

The Globe Theatre in Chauncey opens February 4 with the Pearl White and Chaplin comedy Lightning Raiders billed for an early evening showing.

Globe Theatre Chauncey Pearl White Chaplin

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