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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1918

Page

8

Local residents visit old ties and travel notes

Left Pomeroy twenty five years ago for Columbus are visiting old friends and acquaintances in the Pomeoy bend. Miss Mary Sauer of Middleport left for Charleston Tuesday where she will spend a few days with Mrs. Wm. Cher rington. The latter will return with her. Miss Sibyl Schlaegwel after a visit here and at Lexington Kentucky has returned to Washington DC where she is undergoing a course as trained nurse.

Pomeroy Columbus Pomeoy Bend Mary Sauer Middleport Charleston Wm. Cherrington Sibyl Schlaegwel Lexington Washington, D. C

Two 14-Year-Olds Tied to Local Petty Robberies

Police traced a wave of petty thefts in Enterprise to two 14 year old boys from respected families. The youths reportedly confessed to the crimes and some money and items stolen have been recovered.

Enterprise

Funeral services for Miss Myra Ohlinger held at White Oak Southern Church

Miss Myra Ohlinger aged 82 died at her parents home in Sassafras. Her funeral was held this forenoon at the White Oak Southern Church. She is survived by her father, mother, two sisters and three brothers.

Myra Ohlinger Sassafras White Oak Southern Church

Patriotic Sing Planned at Air Dome Pomeroy

Arrangements are under way for a Patriotic Sing next Sunday at four oclock at the Air Dome in Pomeroy. Mrs Mabel Leifheit King will lead with Miss Louise Ebersbach on piano. All are invited to attend and join in with their best voice.

Airdome Pomeroy Mabel Leifheit King Louise Ebersbach

Draft Board Examines Abashed Man For Fitness

John Orville Slack arrived before the local Draft Board examiners after refusing to remove clothing for a physical. He apologized, underwent examination, and was declared fit for military service.

John Orville Slack Draft Board

Meeting of Meigs County Grocers Rescheduled to Friday

The all grocers of Meigs county meeting originally set for today at the court house is moved to Friday, August 2. The change ensures the presence of a prominent state speaker at the gathering.

Meigs County Court House

Boy Bitten in Corn Field Receives Medical Care

A fourteen year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Davis of Forest Run was bitten on the right leg just above the ankle while working in a corn field Monday afternoon. Dr. McCullough was called and found it necessary to treat the wound.

E. M. Davis Forest Run McCullough

Visit to brother precedes overseas duty

Mrs. D. W. Hennessy of Pomeroy travels to Mr. Blanchard to visit her brother who is soon bound for overseas duty, indicating family concerns ahead of deployment.

D. W. Hennessy of Pomeroy Mr. Blanchard

Mrs Somerville Visiting Editor's Home in Enterprise

Mrs L C Somerville of Pt Pleasant is visiting at the home of her brother editor Mack Arnold in Enterprise.

L. C. Somerville Pt. Pleasant Mack Arnold Enterprise

Elsworth Keller Visits Pomeroy on Business

Elsworth Keller of Athens county traveled to Pomeroy for a business visit yesterday highlighting regional commerce activity and local networking.

Elsworth Keller Athens County

Jonathan Meigs Chapter D A R meets Friday Aug 2 at Dr Jane Gilliford home

The Jonathan Meigs Chapter D A R will meet Friday afternoon August 2 with Dr Jane Nye Gilliford at her Lincoln Hill home for the gathering.

Jonathan Meigs D. A. Rf Jane Nye Gilliford Lincoln Hill

Mrs Kaspar Heads to Atlanta for Visit

Mrs. Lillie Kaspar travels with granddaughter Virginia May to Atlanta Georgia to visit her sister for several weeks.

Lillie Kaspar Virginia May Norman Kasper Atlanta Georgia

Miss Rose Bickle Visits Aunt in Pomeroy

Miss Rose Bickle is guest of her aunt Mrs. Mary Bickle in Pomeroy, likely enjoying hospitality and family time.

Rose Bickle Mrs Mary Bickle Pomeroy

Zeiher Ready to Embark as Expert Machinist

Raymond Zeiher, who joined the U S forces as an expert machinist at an eastern port, has been notified to be ready to embark for overseas.

Raymond Zeiher U. S. Foces

Little George Reed Dies After Short Illness

George Reed aged infant dies Saturday in Vernon New Haven area after brief illness of infantile paralysis. His mother predeceased him and his father serves in France. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with burial in Vernon cemetery.

Little George Reed Vernon New Havven France Vernon Cemetery

Couple from Alfred Visit Huntington for Daughter Adenoid Operation

Mr and Mrs Harvey Person of Alfred travel via Pomeroy to Huntington where their young daughter, who accompanied them, will undergo an adenoid removal operation at a local hospital.

Harvey Alfred Pomeroy Huntington

Schaefer Home From Two Week Vacation

Joseph Schaefer returns home to Youngstown Ohio after a two week vacation spent with his sister.

Joseph Schaefer Youngstown, Ohio

Mrs Jacob Dean Visits Relatives in Kentucky

Mrs. Jacob Dean of Sumner traveled to Oronco Kentucky to visit her sister Mrs Roy Elselstein during her trip and plan to stay with family there.

Jacob Dean Sumner Oronco, Ky Roy Elselstein

Cook Girls Get Souvenirs of Work at Front

Gladys and Irene McIntyre run a Salvation Army canteen for American troops abroad writing for United Press. They describe trench notes and poems of thanks, the fox mascot Piddy-dink, and soldiers volunteering for kitchen duties as they bake doughnuts and mend clothes.

McIntyre Mt. Vernon N. Y Gladys Irene Salvation Army United Press Irene McIntyre Piddy-dink

Age Limit For Civilians At Training Schools

War Department confirms civilian admission age limit to Central Officers' Training Schools remains 40 years at entrance.

War Department Officers’ Training

Union Barber Shops to Raise Prices This August

Notice states that starting August 5, all Union barber shops will charge 50 cents for hair cutting 20 cents for shave 35 cents for shampoo 35 cents for massage and 10 cents for plain neck shave.

Union Barber Shops

Staggering German Losses Reported by Prisoners front lines

United Press dispatch from June 30 describes daily tallies of German losses from March 21 onward. Prisoners report heavy officer casualties and high percent losses across regiments, with many units decimated and frontline troops repeatedly destroyed or captured.

United Press French Switzerland Western Front von Hutier Solesmes Calalis Lille Rouvaix Tourcoing Menin Courtrai Winkel Elot Lauwe Cologne Garevelle Somme Montdider 77Th Grenadiers

German Losses Cited in Offense Reports Across Bavarian Towns

Reports from Meckendorf Seifersdorf Nordhomm and others give death tolls among local populations in the offensive. Letters describe killed officers and wounded soldiers as the German leadership contends to lose a million men, questioning whether a decisive result will emerge.

Meckendorf Bavaria Seifersdorf Nordhomm Weller-in-der-Bergen Wurtemberg Munster Mannheim Heidelberg Fribourg 473D Regiment Leugnigt

Revenge war was ambition of the pan Germans says author

A German-born writer Kurd Von Strantz declares in Our National War Goal that World War I is a revenge war to restore frontiers lost since 1552 and denounces post-Bismarck policy. Vorwaerts claims the confession serves enemy aims and pan-American circles boast of wishing for war. Rail workers in Bessarabia demand higher pay.

New York Kurd von Strantz Germany Bismarck German Africa England Berlin Vorwaerts Herr von Strantz

Ohio Fuel Administration Urges Wood Use For Fuel

The Federal Fuel Administration in Ohio launches a statewide campaign to prevent wood waste. Farmers are urged to clear down timber on nonfield days and convert it into cord wood for next winter as demand rises.

Federal Fuel Administration Ohio The Fuel Administration

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