Social News Briefs From A Busy Summer Week
Notes of travel visits and gatherings including Ella Moore to Magnetic Springs Delaware and Jessie Mills to Rittman with her sister Mrs C L Miller. Mrs J H Dowler of New Marshfield visits son P G Dowler family. A W Ullom returns from Germantown Pa with son Dr J T Ullom. Duckler family heads to Buckeye Lake for the Fourth. Needle Club picnic at East Side school July 4. Ray Richey and family plan motor visit to The Plains. Ladies Aid meeting postponed to August first Thursday. Edward Stocklein visits Messenger office before visiting grandfather George Jacoby R D 9. Mrs Theodore Dean returns from Columbus Toledo and Upper Sandusky with daughter Mrs Lou Whetstone and two sons. Ed McQuade family visit from New Straitsville with Daryl Watkins.
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Theodore Dean
Columbo Toledo
Upper Sandusky
Lou Whetstone
Edward Hood praises Dr Parker's Treatment for Indigestion
Edward Hood of Lancaster Ohio reports severe stomach trouble lasting a year with bloating pain and inability to drink water. He credits Dr Parker's Treatment for Indigestion and Constipation with immediate relief and endorses the remedy as highly effective and guaranteed with money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Parker
Geo. B. Parker
M. D
Athens
Caio
Cline’s
All Druggis‘s
First M E church society shifts meeting time
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church will meet in the church parlors Friday at 4 o'clock, instead of 2. The mite boxes will be opened at this meeting, which ends with a picnic supper.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Visitors Attend Social Round for Miss Virginia Reed
A sequence of gatherings in Terra Alta and Columbus honors Miss Virginia Reed of Terra Alta. Mrs. E C Schloss, Miss Louise Harlan, and Mrs. Harry Beckley host and attend breakfasts, suppers, luncheons, and theatre events with a guest list of local ladies and Miss Reed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reed
Terra Alta
W. Va
E. C. Schloss
Louise Harlan
Columbus
Harry Beckley
A. G. Rossi
Elmwood Place
Dix Preston
Colonial
North
Congress Street
John H. Preston
Majestic
Grace McKee
University Terrace
A. C. Russi
Reed
Harlan
Mary Fulton
Constance Leete
Effie Silvus
Alice Henry
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Dicken and Family Hosts
Mrs. John Dicken of West Union street entertained last evening with a dinner in celebration of her husband birthday anniversary. Covers were laid for Mrs. Estella Green Logan Miss Evelyn Saunders Haydenville Mr and Mrs H Saunders and family Mrs Daniel Baird and the host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dicken
West Union Street
Estella Green
Logan
Evelyn Saunders
Haydenville
H. Saunders
Daniel Baird
Fourth in City Quiet Amid War Time
The city plans a restrained Fourth of July with no organized celebration. Businessmen will work on farms tomorrow as an act of patriotism, nearby towns hold varied observances, and fireworks vendors are scarce except for small firecrackers from likely outsiders.
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Hel Bhurth
New Austrian Heads Reported in Field After Fall Drive
Berne dispatch says Field Marshal Mackensen and General von Bulow have traveled to Austria. Von Bulow is widely viewed as commander in chief of the Austrian army on the Italian front. Washington officials project troop shipments to continue for one or two months, as long as British transports permit. The nation’s Fourth of July observance notes that 1,718,000 is the May 1917 baseline, rising to 276,872 in June 1918.
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Rome
Mackensen
von Bulow
Berne
Austria
Carl D .Groat
Washington
War Department
War Baker
Wilsom
Baker
Fourth of July Celebrated in France in 1918
Andrew Tardieu describes Allied solidarity as France marks the first Fourth of July national holiday. He notes American casualties and restorations, praises Wilson and American co operation, and reports French chambers’ unanimous support for the celebration to honor allied victory and shared democracy.
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Andrew Tardieu
United Press
Paris
United States
France
Wilson
America
Commotion Over Thrift Stamp Credit in Athens County
Glouster Ohio July 8 reports spread that Athens county stamps purchase by Ohio Collieries employees was credited to Toledo or Lucas County. The company says stamps were bought in Toledo and placed in miners pay envelopes there but Athens county will receive proper credit. Also notes political candidacy of Lawrence G Worstell and a sudden death of Charles Allen. Opera House presents Helen Holmes in The Railroad Raiders with a serial.
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Glouster
Athens County
Ohio Collieries Company
Toledo
Lucas County
Strode
Ohio
Cincinnati Markets Report for Produce and Poultry
Today in Cincinnati markets prices for produce and live poultry shown. Egas firm prime firsts at 87 cents, firsts 85 1 2 cents, ordinary firsts 33 cents. Live poultry firm with fowls 27 cents per pound, broilers 45 cents, roosters 18 cents.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Cattle Sheep and Hogs Market Roundup
Cattle receipts light and market slow with prices for choice 16.00 to 16.50, good 15.00 to 15.75, veal calves 17.50 to 18.00. Sheep and lambs light receipts, prime wethers 12.25 to 12.75, good 11.00 to 12.00, lambs 8.00 to 15.00, spring lambs 14.00 to 18.50. Hogs receipts 10 cars, market steady with prime heavy 16.75 to 16.80, mediums 17.65 to 17.75, heavy yorkers 17.65 to 17.76, light yorkers 17.75 to 17.00, pigs 17.76 to 17.90, roughs 14.50 to 16.25, stage 11.00 to 11.50.
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Pittsburg
Grain futures prices listed for Toledo market
Toled o market notes show corn and rye cash at 1 70 and 1 70 respectively. Oats cash at 80, clover and timothy futures with October and December bids, plus al skike and timothy multiple month quotes.
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Toledo
Kilbane Leaves Camp Sherman After Refusing Orders
Captain Laurence Cummings said the Johnny Kilbane incident is closed. Kilbane, world featherweight champion, was informed his services as camp boxing instructor ended after he refused to obey orders of the camp commandant at Chillicothe on July 3.
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Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Laurence Cummings
Henry ©. Hale
Johnny Kilbane
Victory of Italian Troops In Mountain Fighting
Italian armies claim a greater victory with heavy Austrian losses in mountain fighting. Two enemy regiments wiped out, prisoners taken, one Austrian staff officer killed. German planes and balloons accounted for, bombs dropped, British planes missing. Rumors of peace terms at The Hague conference on prisoner exchanges unconfirmed.
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United
London
United Press
George Cave
Hague
Cave
Home Affairs
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Carpenters
Nelsonville
Ella Moore
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Jessie Mills
Rittman
J. H. Dowler
New Marshfield
P. G. Dowler
A. W. Ullom
Germantown, Pa
J. T. Ullom
W. H. Duckler
Dicie
Kathryn
Edward Lockard
Buckeye Lake
Needle Club
Eastside
Ray Richey
Mary Richey
Hattie
Cain Connett
The
Plains
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Edward Stocklein
George Jacoby R
Ed. McQuade
New Straitsville
Daryl Watkins
Edward Hoode
McQuades
Mrs
Thomas Watkins
D. C. Cornwell
Charleston
Clifford Cornwell
Barberton
Mr. Cornwell
Merrill Woodruff
Bertine Triplett
Mont ‘Triplett
Mattie Woodruff
New Vienna
T. W. Craig
Thomas
T. H. Craig
C. M. Roe
Oakland
Messenger
Lawrence G. ‘Worstell
Common Pleas
Peggy Hyland
Hollister
W. G. Allen
Ohio Collieries Office
Charles Allen
Akron
Opera House Tonight
Helen Holmes
Toledo Grain Market
Aero ED A
I. W. W.’ism
the Stars and Stripes
Big Daylight
Warner
Boy Scout
Department For Pleasure and Profit
F. L. Preston Co
Mohicans
Minstrels
College
Kilbane
Germany
Imperial
Rardin Bros. Company
Athens, Ohio
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