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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
8
One nice furnished room with all modern conveniences including bath. Close to Court House Pomeroy. Phone 427 X.
Nine loaded cars were pulled from the siding at the Pittsburg mine the largest single pull by the Hocking Valley from this mine in some time. The company ships coal by barge on the river but the summer fall river level requires more product to be shipped by rail.
Meigs County Chautauqua promises entertainment for the first half of August. Following the Fourth Eastern Ohio Congress of the Boy Scouts of America on August 6 and 7, the big event features William Jennings Bryan as an extra attraction. The program is complete and expected to draw a large crowd. It opens Sunday afternoon August 11 and runs through Sunday August 19.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Middleport Presbyterian Church meets at Mrs. O'Brien's home this evening with assistant hostesses Mrs Poindexter Mrs Martha Williams and Miss Swan. The program includes devotional service roll call reading on Home Subject by Mrs Beeson recitation by Miss Humphrey reading on Foreign Subject by Miss Swan and an offering.
The Hartenbach family roused at 2 a.m. Thursday to a piggery blaze at the rear of their lot on 1 Street. Karl Hartenbach and help with a 12 pound ax freed the pigs and saved the bacon despite the mysterious origin of the fire.
Secretary J. M. Layman announces a bigger and better Meigs County Fair at Rock Springs with events including a big baby show and a ladies hitching contest. The fair runs Tuesday through Friday September 3 4 and 6, with grounds promised in complete condition. Friends hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Jess Smith in Enterprise celebrating her twenty sixth year.
Mrs Mix Bowen of Spring Avenue Naylors Run entertained the Gleaners Class of Peace Evangelical Church Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Frank Herman and their daughter from Akron are visiting Mrs Herman's parents Mr and Mrs Michals in Middleport.
Another Red Cross Jitney dance is scheduled for this evening at the Armory, promising a social event to benefit relief work. Local attendees and volunteers expect a lively program with community turnout.
Rife's orchestra from Middleport performed at a Red Cross dance in Point Pleasant on Thursday. The event drew local residents and supported wartime relief efforts.
George Schlaegel returns from Camp Zachary Taylor near Louisville to his home. During the journey he also toured Frankfort and Lexington in Kentucky as one of his sons, Clarence, serves at a post.
Mrs Otto Larrick of Middleport is enjoying a few days visit with her parents in Charleston West Virginia.
Dell Stiles and Harl Schnider are among the latest to announce their safe arrival overseas. Both boys left Pomeroy March 29.
D C McElhinny of Brattleboro Vermont visits with sister Mrs C D Reed of Pomeroy and father J C McElhinny of Middleton.
Belva Hysell, a graduate nurse from Ironton, spent the week visiting her mother Mrs. John Hysell in Middleport.
C A Peregoy went to Parkersburg on Thursday to attend the funeral of J P Davis who died suddenly on Wednesday. Davis was the district manager of the Metropolitan Insurance Co which includes Meigs County.
Glenn Chase son of Mr and Mrs John C Chase of Sugar Run an electrician on the naval vessel Powhattan notifies his parents of the departure of his ship from an Atlantic port for somewhere.
Lt Edward Shumaker of the U A A Dental corps visits as guest of his brother Mayor C A Shumaker in Pomeroy.
Will J. Jones and his family are spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mrs. Jones’ parents in Racine.
J. B. Lathey and his family relocated from Middleport to the Geyer property located on Mechanic Street as part of a residential move.
Glouster resident Mrs W H Hoon says her son Miles, chaplain of the 35th Infantry 90th Division, sent a regulation card confirming his safe arrival overseas from Camp Travis Texas.
The Virginia City Nebraska Miners' Union organized in 1867 has never gone on strike, marking a long history of labor solidarity and steady participation in local mining disputes.
The Market News and Exchange Bulletin notes threshing underway in southern Ohio and stresses understanding wheat marketing rules. It cites government price bases by grade and city, then shows net elevator prices after freight and handling deductions using Columbus as example, with slight regional variation expected.
Chicago reports detail Y M C A workers serving with American troops in France enduring shrapnel gas and machine gun fire. Edwin W. Ely of New York is unofficially decorated with the French war cross for aiding French troops and refugees under shelling. Charlies R. Patterson and Homer Toulon are cited for keeping a Y M C A tent operating under attack in Xivary with equipment destroyed and gas and shell shock.
Reports describe YMCA canteen staff giving water and cigarettes to wounded soldiers and providing morale boosts that physicians say helped save lives. Edith Prescott, a YMCA canteen worker in the Toul sector, argued against a withdrawal order and reportedly remains on duty despite shelling.
Owing to rising tires gasoline and repair costs a group of undersigned citizens including Elmer King Gevaney Wm B Pruden Henry Cone and others announce fare increases effective July 15 1918. Court House to Traction Line ten minutes past hour special trips 25 cents single 25 cents two or more 25 cents city-wide trips 15 to 25 cents depending on distance.
Rex belonging to the Nelsons on Elmwood Drive has been missing since Saturday night after returning from Montgomery Alabama declared unfit for overseas duty due to excessive pep. The dog bears credentials to avoid the dog pound.
The family of William F. Kalt expresses gratitude for condolences and help after the loss of their wife and mother. They thank Sunday Creek Lodge brothers the M E Sunday school and all for floral offerings and praise Rev Boyden Rev Weed and the singers. Jacksonville Ohio. Additionally they note British union membership at 1916 end: 4 399 696.
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