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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1918

Page

8

Four Colored Men Called for July 18 Military Training

July 18 calls list four colored men from Middleport Butler and George Lewis to report for training at Camp Sherman with Campbell Harper as substitute. They will depart Pomeroy by the morning Hocking Valley Railway. Sixty eight white men summoned for July 22 not yet named.

Crayton Thompson Middleport Homer Samuel Dickerson Butler Werlin Harper George Albert Lewis Camp Sherman Campbell Harper Pomeroy Hocking Valley

Convictions Rise Over State Dog Law Violations

In J J H Ewing's court, Victims settled for amounts including 17 dollars 50 cents and Sam Carter paid 8 dollars 30 cents for unlawfully harboring dogs. Seven convictions have occurred recently under the state dog law and twelve dogs have been put down.

Levawell Little J J. H. Ewing Sam Carter Kaiser

Maccabees Social Event At Armory In Pomeroy

About 175 people from Maccabees and friends gathered at the Armory Tuesday for a social evening. George H. Scott of Toledo presented twelve gold badges to Pomeroy Tent 422 members and raffled a cake for Red Cross, raising 26 dollars.

Armory George H. Scott Toledo Ohio Pomeroy Tent Markey Red Cross

Runaways Returned to Gallia County Institution

Runaways Evans a colored man and Lyons a white man from the C H P B at Gallipolis were picked up Wednesday by Sheriff Hartenbach who had been notified they had taken leave. Evans was found near Forrest Run while Lyons was at work with a section gang. Both have been returned to the institution.

Death of Fernando Smith in Syracuse at 70

Fernando Smith aged 70 died at his son in law Smith Kindrew's home in Syracuse on Wednesday from heart trouble. He is survived by family members and was known in local circles. The funeral arrangements were not stated in the report.

Syracuse Fernando Smith Smith Kindrew Syracuse Wednesday

Injured Miner William Neutzling Hurt in Lower Essex Mine

William Neutzling of Breezy Heights suffered five broken ribs two mashed toes a back injury and knocked out teeth after an incident at the Lower Essex Mine.

Lower Essex William Neutzling Breezy Heights

Fall of Slate Reported at Lowr Essex Mine

A slate fall occurred at the Lowr Essex mine at Thomas Fork on Tuesday while workers were active, with no further details available on injuries or impact.

Essex Thomas Fork

Southeastern Ohio Boy Scout Congress planned for Middleport

Preparations underway for the Southeastern Ohio Congress of the Boy Scouts of America to be held August 6 to 8 at the old Camp Hunker grounds in Middleport. More than 500 scouts from Southeastern Ohio and several from West Virginia will attend, with troops traveling by foot, auto, or rail. The program includes opening ceremonies, band concerts, campfire, athletic contests, a parade to Pomeroy, Sunflower Minstrels, sightseeing, and a final mass formation with prize presentations.

Ohio Boy Scout Congress Boy Scouts Southeastern Ohio Boy Scouts of America Camp Hunker Grounds Middleport Athens Congress West Virginia Parkersburg Bing Pomeroy

Southeastern Ohio Boy Scouts Congress Dates August 6 7 8

The public is invited to attend the Mid dleport Y M C A organized Southeastern Ohio Congress of the Boy Scouts of America. An admission fee will be charged Thursday afternoon to help defray expenses. Leon Z. Davis leads a slate of assistants planning what is billed as the most successful congress yet.

Congress Leon Z. Davis Middleport Y. M. C. A Boy Scouts of America Uncle Sam Southeastern Ohio Congress of the

Arnold and Somerville Wed in Enter prise Home

Helen Mable Arnold and Louis C. Somerville were united in marriage at C A Arnold’s Enter prise home on Wednesday. Rev F J Medford officiated. A four course breakfast followed. The couple will reside in Point Pleasant after a honeymoon to Detroit Niagara Falls and eastern cities.

Detroit Niagara Falla Point Pleasant

Funeral for Virginia Thomspon Infant Observed at Beech Grove

The funeral of Virginia, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Thompson, was held today with interment at Beech Grove cemetery. Several out of town guests attended the Arnold Somerville wedding at Enterprise BE.

Virginia Enos Thompson Beech Grove Cemetery Fred Smith John Kasper Pomeroy Atlanta Newton Roush Mineraville Hasmer Ellis Anwyl Robert New Castle Lizale Enoch Middleport Earl Roush Austin Byrne Arnold-Somerville Enterprise BE. J Somerville Nora Somerville E. J Mossman George G. Somerville Point Pleasant Betty McCord Chicago A. R. Abshire Winchester Ind Ward C. Arnold Pauline Theodosia Dorris Nellie van. Atta Warsaw N. Esta Arnold Marion Ohio Hortense

Local residents and officials attend Cedar Point convention

Arnold and Jacksonville residents join Mr and Mrs Tom May of Middleport while President I L Oppenheimer of the local electric car line travels Tuesday to a convention at Cedar Point on Lake Erie. For rent a furnished room with bath near Court House in Pomeroy call 427 L.

Arnold Jacksonville, Fla Tom May Middleport I. L. Oppenheimer Cedar Point Lake Erie Bath Court House Pomeroy

Lottridge Notes and Local Updates

Lottridge Division of Citizens Telephone Co. reports prosperity under director C D Swartz. District officials discuss road conditions in Carthage while Lawrence Chapel observes Children’s Day with a full house. Visits to Camp Sherman and Modoc noted. typhoid fever illness reported. Stout family from Dayton visiting.

C. D. Swartz Clarence Parkersburg Lawrence Chapel Ladd O. W. Smith U. B William Fallrod Camp Sherman Lottridge Citizen’s Telephone Co Carthage Pierce Davis Modoc J. L. Warner J. J. Stout Dayton Nelson Secoy Place Barnhill Lewis McCall Charles Day

Social Visits Spell Busy Weekend in Broadwell Area

Visitors described include Mr and Mrs M P Totman of Athens from Thursday to Sunday. Mr Perley Sedgwick and wife called on Henry Sedgwick Sunday. Mr Harvey Easler and wife with son Kenneth of Amenville RD and Mrs James Morrison of Athens visited J R Rathburn Sunday. Stanley Rathburn and wife and baby Leroy of Columbus were guests of J R Rathburn Sunday. Mr Frank Gorham and family of Broadwell were mentioned in the social notes.

M. P. Totman Athens Perley Sedgwick Henry Sedgwick Harvey Easler Kenneth Amenville R. D James Morrison J. R. Rathburn Stanley Rathburn Leroy Columbus Frank Gorham

Lathrop Guests Visit Mrs Johnson and Relatives

Lathrop residents were guests of Mrs. Sarah Johnson on Sunday. Mrs H E Rathburn and her three youngest sons Raymond, Willard and Charles, along with Mrs Archie Rathburn and baby Randall of Columbus, are visiting relatives there.

Lathrop Sarah Johnson H. E. Rathburn Raymond Hi Willard Charles Archie Rathburn Bathy Randall Columbus

Germany Planned 30 Million Propaganda Spend in U S

New York reports that Germany set aside 30 million dollars for propaganda in the United States. Federal agents are said to be conducting a nationwide probe to trace how the funds were distributed.

New York Germany

Shipyard Labor Surges to 700000 in Postswaral Boom

A months ago 60000 men worked on ships. Now 350000 are aboard ships and 850000 more on ship accessories, totaling about 700000 workers in shipbuilding and related parts, reflecting a wartime to peacetime shift in the industry.

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