Social News Notes From Scioto News Gazette
Mr. Robert Hess of the Scioto News Gazette in Chillicothe and Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Brown with Ida Bowser arrived home Saturday from a lakes wedding trip. C. D. Higgins, a Carey dentist, visits his parents on Richland avenue. Miss Florence Poston visits Hartsdale New York with Mrs. A. B. Hoisington.
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Robert Hess
Sci . Scioto News Gazette
Chillicothe
Ag Athens- Aay
Or. C
Florence Poston
Hartsdale, N. Y
A. B. Hoisington
Local Residents Visit Guests Across Counties
Mrs. E C Schloss hosts her niece Miss Ann Marie Rosser of Nelsonville for several weeks. Roy Packard and son Francis of Columbus visited H A Hatch. W B Johnson attended the Lewis School House homecoming in Morgan county. Clarence Parker of Camp Sherman Chillicothe spent Sunday with his parents. Sadie Spencer of Racine visits the city with the Brooks sisters. Mrs W G Danford and four daughters stay in Trimble with her mother in law Lydia Danford through midweek.
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E. C. Schloss
Ann Marie Rosser
Nelsonville
Roy Packard
Francis of
Columbus
H. A. Hatch
W. B. Johnson
Lewis School
Morgan County
Clarence Parker
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Mrs
Pearl Parker
W. G. Danford
Trimble
Lydia Danford
Miss Marie Rowan Arrives for Extended Stay at Aunt’s Home
Miss Marie Rowan of Hattiesburg Mississippi arrived late week for an extended visit at the country home of her aunt Miss B Agnes Gayner.
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Marie Rowan
Hattiesburg
B. Agnes Gayner
Athens Needle Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Athens Needle Club meeting planned for Wednesday with Mrs. Bart Davidson at Jacksonville has been postponed indefinitely.
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Athens Needle Club
Bart Davidson
Jacksonville
Mr G W Miskimen Returns From Visit
Mr G W Miskimen of Newcomerstown returned home this morning after a brief visit with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J A Slingluff.
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G. W. Miskimen
Newcomerstown
J. A. Slingluff
Athens residents update on military service and defense leadership
Mr Rufus Spangler of Portsmouth left after a visit with Jr and Mrs E B Johnson noting his enlistment status. Harold Wells of Athens, discharged after hospital care, hopes to re enlist with six months infantry and six artillery training. Ed C Berry heads to Cincinnati to meet Mrs Berry, returning Monday. Mrs C P Spencer, organizer of the State Council of National Defense, informs Miss Helen Ullom that she will be in Athens tomorrow.
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Rufus Spangler
Portsmouth
E. B. Johnson
University Terrace
Spangler
Harold Wells
Athens
Camp Sheridan
Ed. C. Berry
Cincinnati
Mrs. Berry
St. Louis
C. P. Spencer
State Council of National Defense
Helen Ullom
Camp Sherman Visitors Call on Athens Folks
Sergeant Dutch Schleyer William Cornell and Carmen Church from Camp Sherman Chillicothe visited friends in Athens Sunday. Miss Hazel Buchanan left Saturday for Columbus to work at Clark Davis Wholesale millinery before starting a position in Lancaster. Miss Ada Holmes of Franklinville N Y arrived from Maine to visit brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs R O Williams 64 Morris Avenue. Lenore and Etta Stephan of Marietta arrived Saturday to visit aunts Mrs A C Roach and Mrs Charles Cornell and will travel to Groveport after, for a visit.
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Dutch” Schleyer
William Cornell
Carmen Church
Camp Sherman
Chulicothe
Athens
Hazel Buchanan
Washington Street
Columbus
Clark, Davis
Lancaster
Ada Holmes
Franklinville
N. Y
Malne
Sota
R. O. Williams
Morris Avenue
Lenore
Etta Stephan
Marietta
A. C. Roach
Charles Cornell
Groveport
Captain Merwin Transferred From Camp Sherman to Camp Crane
Captain J T Merwin of the Medical Corps stationed at Camp Sherman Chillicothe is transferred to Camp Crane Allentown Pa and will depart this evening ending a brief family visit. Mr and Mrs W S Foutch daughter Lena and son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Logan drove to Springfield and spent Sunday. Mr Logan returned to duties in the Cincinnati Ordnance Department. Edith Carpenter of Elmwood Place entertains Hazel Glenn of Gallipolis. Carpenter, Glenn, Bertha Stickney and Ena Nelson visited Parkersburg with Victor Garretson. Mr and Mrs Harry Foster host her parents Isaac Rowles of Bremen and her sister Ethel Rowles in Washington DC for government work. she will return after a month’s vacation.
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J. T. Merwin
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Camp Crane
Allentown
W. S. Foutch
Lena
William Logan
Springfield
Logan
Ordnance Department
Cincinnati
Edith Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Hazel Glenn
Gallipolis
Carpenter
Miss Glenn
Bertha Stickney
Ena Nelson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Victor Garretson
Harry Z. Foster
Isaac Rowles
Bremen
Ethel Rowles
Washington D. C
France Shapes Postwar Trade Push for United States Help
Francis H. Sisson says France plans a postwar push to rebuild by securing raw materials and machinery from the United States, expanding chemical industries, and developing state guided shipping. France seeks resumed trade with the U.S. while limiting German ties, relies on a farm-to-market push, and calls for closer U.S. relations to aid its recovery and compete globally.
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Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
America
France
Peeate
United States
Mediterranean
Algiers
Tunis
Great Britain
Town meet of Child Welfare Chairmen Held in Chamber
A meeting of all township chairmen of child welfare work was called for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Youth Dancer Miss Mary Fulton Featured in The Butterfly
Miss Mary Fulton of Hamilton guests Miss Margaret Sullivan as TM i the Broadway Revue at the College Auditorium Thursday. Fulton will perform an interpretive dance The Butterfly and has coached Hamilton High School dramatics this year. She has studied dance for several years and now studies with Miss Oliver F. Knorr in Cincinnati.
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Mary Fulton
Hamilton
Margaret Sullivan
College Auditorium
Forty People and Twenty Songs in Broadway Revue
A Broadway Revue showcases forty performers and twenty songs next Thursday. Buy seats today at Cline's for the performance priced at a quarter.
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Cline’s
Cream Prices and Local Creamery Rates This Week
Local creameries pay 45 percent cents for sour cream and 51 percent cents for sweet cream this week, with tests showing 17 percent.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Cincinnati market reports receipts of 2 810 cattle and 3 285 hogs with steady tone. Hog prices average 18 75 while lambs bring 17 50 to 17 75 and sheep and cattle show unchanged listings.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Grain futures quotes for corn oats and pork
Chicago grain prices show corn July at 1.52 and August 1.52 4, September 1.537. Oats July 74 cents, August 69 percent, September 68 5 cents. Pork futures July 45.52 dollars, September 45.20 dollars.
Grain futures quotes for Toledo market report
Toledo grain prices show corn cash at 1.70, oats at 7.7, rye at 1.69, clover at 17 for Oct and 16.35 for Dec, timothy at 4.921 cents for Sept and 4.57 for Oct.
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Toledo
Pittsburg Livestock Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Cattle receipts 600 head with groups at 17.00 to 17.25 for choice, 15.75 to 16.00 for good, 14.00 to 14.75 for fair. veal calves 16 to 17. Sheep and lambs receipts 22 cars, market dull, prime wethers 11 to 11.50, good 9.50 to 10.50, fair 8 to 9, lambs 11 to 16. Hogs receipts 26 cars with prime heavy 19.40 to 19.50, mediums 10.90 to 20, heavy yorkers 19.90 to 20, light yorkers 19.90 to 20, pigs 19.90 to 20, roughs 16.50 to 17.50, stags 12.50 to 13.25.
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Pittsburg
Broadway Revue Tickets Now On Sale At Cline's
Buy seats at Cline's today for a Broadway Revue. All tickets priced at 25 cents each.
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Cline’s
Distinguished Women Receive Order of the British Empire
The new OBE recipients include Viscountess Harcourt noted for her wartime service as honorary secretary of the American women’s war relief fund and head of the American Red Cross hospital at Lancaster Gate.
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Order of the British Empire
Viscountess Harcourt
American Women’s War Relief
Uund
American Red Cross
Lancaster Gate
American Warship Fleet Stabilizes in European Waters
Franklin D. Roosevelt announced at the American Luncheon Club that over 250 American warships now have permanent bases in European waters. He commended Britain's support in transporting U S troops as Sir Eric Geddes commented on naval cooperation.
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United Priamad
London
European
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Roosevelt
Sir Eric Geddes
Lord
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Racine
Nellie and
Gladys Brooks
Germany
Jance
Prench
Ena
Republican Committee of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture
Ministry of Commerce
Lyons
Russia
AL A Bank OP
Financial Centre OF
the Republic
Paris
THE
Guaranty Trust CO OF
Paris Bourse
Chicago Grain
Viscountess
Marcourt
American Red Cross Hospital
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Lostro Auto Sales CO
Federal Motor Truck Co
Detroit
Admiralty
Associated Wear Activities
Athens Co
Headquarters Chamber of Commerce
Dublin
Ireland
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