Esther Class Social Ends with Program and Picnic Supper
The Esther Class of the Christian church hosted an entertainment and picnic supper Monday evening for student girls and friends. Fifty eight joined in the event featuring a literary program with a song, readings by Margaret Thompson and Mary Helen Lee, a class gossip, recitations by Billy Burt, and other performances.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Margaret Thompson
Mary Helen Lee
Sophia Boelzner
Billy Burt
Flossie Ransdall
Open Air Meeting and Community Notices in Athens
Open air meeting of The Endeavors of the Christian Church drawn dozens of Juniors and Seniors. Various locals, travel, and family visits listed including W A Reading heading to Cincinnati and Virginia Tilley finishing a Peters burg school year.
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the Christian Church
North Hill
Dorothy Drake
Velma Staneart
Antis Say South Will Beat Suffrage In Senate Debates
Antisuffragists in Washington on June 4 argued that even with senate passage a southern New England coalition could block ratification. They warned the amendment needs 36 states to approve, and 13 states could indefinitely delay nationwide suffrage by federal amendment.
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South
Washington
Senate
Vancouver General Strike Expands With Two More Unions
The Vancouver general strike, linked to Winnipeg, gains two more unions the Carpenters and Teamsters join longshoremen coastwise seasmen and shipyard workers in sympathy action. The overall impact remains limited with only modest progress.
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Vancouver
B. C
Carpenters
Teamsters
Winnipeg
Ford Side Aims to Finish Libel Case Against Tribune
Ford counsel Alfred Lucking said at noon today the Ford side expects to finish its case in the million dollar libel suit against the Chicago Tribune and that he will move to drop the action against the Solomon News Company for damages.
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FORD
MT. Clemens
Mich
Chicago Tribune
Alfred Lucking
Ford Counsel
Lucking
Solomon News Company
Wheat Convention Opens in Chamber of Commerce
The first big wheat convention in Southern Ohio opens in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with about 130 delegates from Indiana West Virginia and several Ohio counties. Discussions focus on uniform pricing storage and preventing market glut with farmers urged to use on farm storage and a potential 125 percent crop estimate.
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Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
West Virginia
Athens
Morgan
Washington
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
Jackson
Gallia
Lawrence
Ohio
Wallace Hanger
Ohio State University Department of Farm Bureaus
Hanger
Cincinnati
Vernon Davis
State Bureau of Markets
Columbus
Clark Russell
Indianapolis
Carl Beasley
Parkersburg
Beasley
Davis
Bureau of Markets
Charles Dyer
Marietta
H. FE. Shaver
Cheshire
H. P. Dutton
Athens County Farm Bureau
M. E
Greenfield
Russell
New York Liquor Interests Told Wartime Prohibition Self-Executing
Adolph Neurad, attorney for New York liquor dealers, testified to the house judiciary committee that war time prohibition would take effect next July. He claimed Senator Simmons advised him not to worry about wartime prohibition.
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Washington
New York
Congress
Adolph Neurad
House Judiciary Committee
Simmons
Near Tragedy at East Bridge In Hocking River
Eleven year old Donald Kinsel nearly drowned twice at East Bridge as he swam with Harald Joseph and William Ramsey, who drowned nearby earlier. Kinsel's parents rescued both boys after diving in with clothes on. warning issued about strong current and deep holes near the dammed area.
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Hocking
East Bridge
Donald Kinsel
H. H. Kinsel
Stimpson Avenue
William Ramsey
Harald Joseph
Young Kinsel
Local Births and Visits Mark Decoration Day Observances
Birth of a 9 pound girl to Mr. and Mrs. Benson Davis reported last week. Various guests and family visits abound across Beebe Athens Amesville and Racine for Decoration Day with multiple relatives hosting gatherings and church events noted. Paris police report burglars using stethoscopes to hear safe combination sounds.
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Paris
Neighbors Attend Visits and Hooper Ridge Services
Mr and Mrs Harvey Wolfe and son Irvin visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Morris on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Byron of Columbus stayed a week with relatives near Amesville. Mr and Mrs Spicer Keirns and family visited the Arza Linscott household. Children s Day exercises will be held at Hooper Ridge on Sunday evening in June.
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Harvey Wolfe
Irvin
Lewis Morris
Ray Byron
Columbus
Amesville
Spicer Keirns
Arza Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Advising German Peace Delegation Authority Named
Prof Schuecking of Marburg is an authority on international law and serves on the German peace delegation in that capacity.
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Prof. Schuecking
Marburgh
Woman Surrenders After Fatal Self Defense Shot
Mrs. Jessie Knight told the sheriff she killed her husband in self defense after he threatened to kill her and burn the house. She fired a No 12 buckshot pump gun into his heart. The shooting occurred after dinner on the Knight farm ten miles west of Hot Springs in Bain county Arkansas.
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Jessie Knight
Pleasant gathering at Mr and Mrs John McDaniel home
Relatives spent Saturday evening with the McDaniels sharing ice cream and cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tom Keirns and Harry Keefer. Irvin Wolfe visited the McDaniel home midweek, spending Wednesday and Thursday with his uncle.
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John McDaniel
Tom Keirns
Harry Keefer
Irvin Wolfe
Market Report From Cincinnati Produce Section
Today’s markets show weak keg prices with losses noted. Prime and ordinary eggs listed, and duck eggs at 38¢ per dozen. Live poultry remains steady with fowls over 4 pounds at 38¢ to 38½¢ per pound and smaller birds at 50¢.
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Cincinnati
Market Report From Union Stock Yards Ill Hogs and Cattle Prices
Hogs receipts 25000 market steady to 10 higher bulk 20.10 20.45 butchers 20.15 20.55 packing 19.25 20.55 light 18.75 20.25 pigs 18.25 19.00. Cattle receipts 8000 market steady beeves 9.75 16.25 butcher stock 7.00 12.75 Cenners and ent tors 5.75 9.59 stockers and feeders 7.75 14.00 calves 14.00 15.25. Sheep receipts 18000 market steady wool lambs 9.00 19.00 ewe 4.00 10.25.
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Union
Ill
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts light and prices steady with prime cattle at 14 to 16.50 and real calves around 16.00 to 16.80. Sheep and lambs light receipts with primes at 10.50 to 11.00 and other grades ranging 7.00 to 10.00. Hiogs vary lower with prime heavies at 21.25 to 21.40 and pigs at 20.50 to 20.75.
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Pittsburg
Market Prices for Forage and Straw Set at Hay Market
June 3 report from Columbus shows consumer to producer and retailer prices for timothy and clover hay by grade. Timothy No 1 ranges 43 to 44 dollars, No 2 42 to 43, No 3 49. clover mix 40, clover No 1 40 to 41, No 2 39.50. light mixed No 1 42 to 43, No 2 29 to 40. standard 42 to 43. Oats straw cited at 12 to 13 dollars.
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Columbus
Timothy
Toledo grain prices steady on June report
Closing prices list grain futures in Toledo with corn No. 3 yellow at 1.80 dollars. Oats standard white at 72 and 73 cents. Barley No. 2 at 1.29. Rye 1.54. Clover seed cash 27.00, Oct. 21.60, Dec. 21.50. Alsike Dec. 19.00. Timothy cash 5.50, Sept 6.20, Oct 6.05, Dec 6.20.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Findlay Oil Prices Across Regions
Crude oil prices listed include Illinois at 2.42, Princeton 2.42, North Lima 2.38, South Lima 2.38, Indiana 2.28, Wooster 2.58, and Plymouth 2.33 dollars. Market snapshot reflects regional variations in pricing.
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Findlay
Illinois
Princeton
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Plymouth
Chicago Produce Market Prices Read From Trade Notes
Butter creamery prices quoted for firsts and standards with 14 seconds 46c and 47c. Eggs ordinaries priced 35c to 36c with firsts 37 4c. Cheese Twins 30c and Young American 31c. Live poultry listed at 29.4c.
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Chicago
Cincinnati cattle and hog market report
Cattle receipts 500 with a slow market and prices 25 to 50 cents lower. shippers paid 13.00 to 14.50. Calves steady with Fair to good 15.00 to 15.20. Hogs receipts 7000 with a steady to 25 higher market. best packers and butchers 20.40. Sheep receipts 1100 steady. extras 9.00 to 10.00. Lambs strong with 16.00 to 18.00 for fair to good.
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Cincinnati
Liberty Bond Quotations Report from New York
Liberty bond quotations today show varied movement with several issues up and down. First 4s trade around 95.10 to 99.44, Second 4s near 94.32, Third 4s around 95.60, Fourth 4s near 94.90, Victory 4s at 100.00.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Victory
Huge Attendance at Athens Chamber Noon Lunch
More than ninety men and delegates from five counties crowded the Athens Chamber of Commerce lunch. F W Bush urged farmer organization to secure fair profits while Carter Glass warned the war would not end until all government commitments are honored. Buy War Savings Stamps.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Bush
M. BE
Carter Glass
Treasury
United States
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Fred McKay
C. W. Townsend
Guysville
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Chillicothe
Earl Metcalf
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Asbury
Isaac Barnhart
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Frank Mitchell
Alice Bean
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Everette Townsend
Oscar Stewart
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George Boles
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