Breakfast Guests At Mrs. Gross Home In Pink White Theme
Mrs. C W Gross hosted a Friday morning breakfast at 95 East State Street for twenty guests. Tables in the dining and living rooms featured pink and white decor, pink Rambler roses, and patriotic place cards with couplets. Attending were Mrs. L L Deissle Mrs. L M Covert Mrs. J B Swanson Mrs. E C Bibbee Mrs. H A Hatch Mrs. Cc T Moore Mrs. G W Hopkins Mrs. J A Holmes Mrs. Irederick Treadley Mrs. A A Wolfe Mrs. Harry McKinstry Mrs. Wiley Sprague Mrs. Alex Nelson Mrs. R L Woodworth Mrs. G L Fenzel Mrs. J R Lostro Mrs. H J Brown and Mrs. W E Moler.
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C. W. Gross
East State Street
L. L. Deissle
L. M. Covert
J. B. Swanson
E. C. Bibbee
H. A. Hatch
Cc. T. Moore
G. W. Hopkins
J. A. Holmes
Irederick Treadley
A. A. Wolfe
Harry McKinstry
Wiley Sprague
Alex Nelson
Choir hosts Elmwood Place gathering for forty guests
Prof T N Hoover and Mrs Hoover extended hospitality at Elmwood Place on Thursday evening to the Presbyterian Church choir and special guests Rev Dr and Mrs A Y Wilcox Prof and Mrs L J Addicott. Forty persons enjoyed a program of solo numbers and a collation.
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T. N. Hoover
Presbyterian Church Choir
Athens Boy Weds Charleston Girl Bride and groom marry at Presbyterian manse
The wedding of Miss Virginia Petty of Charleston West Virginia and Lieut Blaine Goldsberry was held Friday morning at eleven o clock. Rev. Dr A Y Wilcox officiated at the Presbyterian manse with limited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Petty
Charleston
W. Va
Blaine Goldsberry
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Manse
Indigestion cured by Dr Parker's Treatment say Rev Hickman
A Newark Ohio pastor testifies after ten years of chronic indigestion and pain that Dr Parker's Treatment brought relief and cure after trying several doctors. He notes guaranteed satisfaction with money back and recommends pairing with Dr Parker's Liver Tablets for best results. Sold at Cline's Pharmacy and druggists.
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Dr. Parker
Geo. Kd. Parker
Athens
Ohio
Cline’s
Wedding notes discuss Goldsberry and Petty families in Athens event
The article details the Athens nuptials of Lieut. I E Goldsberry and Miss Mary Frances Petty with guests Jule Beal Lewis H J Brown and many relatives. It notes Goldsberry's military commission and education and outlines ensuing travel and visits by family members to Columbus Canton Berkeley nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.’. E. Goldsberry
Mary Frances
Albany
Jule Beal Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
Athens
H. J. Brown
Miss Lewis
Dix Preston
Goldsberry
Washington, D. C
Navy
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Medical College
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
O. A. Petty
L. A. Petty
Camp Taylor
Louisville
H. J. Liown
Patronesses Entertained at Aloguin Picnic
The active alumnae and pledged members of Aloguin gathered for a picnic hosted by Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Gard on Saturday evening June 1. Most members attended, with Misses Julia Cable Jessie Cherrington and Dean Voigt among the guests. Initiation for Cable and Cherrington announced for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloguin
W. L. Gard
Julia Cable
Jessie Cherrington
Dean Voigt
Aloquin
Cable
Cherrington
Alpha Gamma Delta Garden Party Gathers National Guests
A garden party hosted by Alpha Gamma Delta at Professor Copeland’s home drew active members, alumnae, and guests. Attendees included Mrs. Ralph Patrick and Mrs. Paul Gillilan from out of town as well as several local and visiting dignitaries and faculty spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gam
C. M. Copeland
Alpha Gamma Delta
Ralph Patrick
Helen Atwood
Patrick Akron
Paul Gillilan
Mary Evans
Schnectady
N. Y
Dorothy Vorhees
Nelsonville
Margaret McNaughten
Pleasantville
Minnie Ritter
Olive Taylor
Becker
Reeves
Lancaster
Robert Leopold
Mary Ness
Constance Leete
W. F. Copeland
G. &. Morgan
High School Junior Senior Reception At Armory
The annual Junior-Senior reception was held at the Armory Thursday evening with over a hundred attendees including the high school faculty. Games entertained the guests and a collation followed.
Alpha Delta Pi Dance at Masonic Temple Charms Guests
The informal Alpha Delta Pi sorority event at the Masonic Temple featured a blue bird theme with bird hung ceilings and decorative bird houses. About 100 attendees enjoyed ice water from an old well while out of town guests Mrs J Chapman Ward and Mrs A E Moore attended along with patronesses and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Alpha Delta Pi
J. Chapman Ward
Ward
Marietta
A. E. Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Letters From Mem Im Service Life in France 1918
Corporal Ralph G Kale of Battery A 54th Artillery writes his grandparents from France April 21 1918. He describes travel reception of letters from home and mother, varied spring weather, barracks warm baths and plenty to eat, U S wheatless and meatless sacrifice helping locals, wishes for the Messenger, and pride in France as it fights to drive out the Germans. He mentions reading to Hambleton and asks for news back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kate
Moore Avenue
France
Fort Preble
Athens
U. S
Hambleton
Grandpa
Induction List for June 24 Includes 143 Names Across Ohio
A five day draft at five Ohio counties opens June 24 with 143 men named for induction. The roster includes George E. Harden of Cleveland William Rex Nagle Poston Scott L Norton Nelsonville and many others from Glouster Athens Chauncey Nelsonville and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Harden
Cleveland
William Rex Nagle
Poston
Scott L. Norton
Nelsonville
Lewis Davis
Glouster
Charles Zarley
Clem Misner
Andrew Stonager
William Pierce Mickle
Amenville
Clifford —. Barber
Lawrence Joseph Burdias
Jacksonvile
Clarence Edgar Mullins
Chauncey
Harry Alger Saiters
Athens
John M. Cavey
Joseph Hickey
R. D
Wellman K. Weirick
Frank Albert Clouse
Buchtel
Francis McKinley Evans
Millfield
Samuel Russell Branscomb
Carbondale
Everett Thomas Robinson
Walter Theodore Watkins
Shade John Morris
Everett Elsworth Williams
Trimble
M. P
William J. Ludden
William Bricker
Kiza Cunningham
Fred Josten
Alfred Hayden
Homer Johnson
Herman Stolze
Jacksonville
Oria North
Joy Wright
Carl Phillip Pettit
William Horner
Hollister
Raleigh Robinson
Guysville
Robert Lloyd Ruth
Shade
John Aloy Williams
Deanville
Frenk Eugene Wood
Frank Pearl Shirkey
Watson Lewis Beatty
Toledo
George Petrick
John Beleford
James Edward Williams
Clifford Marion Andrews
Zanesville
Ray Lelby
Otis Munn
Lawrence Scenes
Deanvile
William Badwell
Williard Stewart
Eugene Robert Jacoby
Clyde Sapp
Pratts Fork
King Dalton
William Creel Fish
Vern Chase Bass
Frost
Clifford Leighty
Edgar Lewis Schultz
Dayton
Mike Dudash
Albert Belicihi
Herbert Lewis Vorhes
George Harrison Powell
Albany
Robert Jefferson McNeal
George Sanko
Charles Grant Bolin
Francis Carsey
Harry Hinman Sisson
Earl Franklin Blackford
Harvey Love
Perry Parsons
Amesville
John A. Hunley
Clarence Hale
Cedric Potter Campbell
Jacksonville Charlies
Anthony Klingenberg
Rdt
James Harvey Dorr
Sanford Moore
the Plain
Leslie Flin Worden
John Vasko
Glouater
Clifford Smittle
Robert Smith
Robert Irwin Beckler
Names and addresses listed in local directory notes
Miss Belle Knowlton visits relatives after completing a school year in North Canton. She will travel midweek to Staunton Virginia to spend the summer with her sister Dr. Jennie B. Beckler.
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Belle Knowlton
North Canton
Staunton
Jennie B. Beckler
Markets Snapshot From Baltimore Produce Trade
Butter prices firm at 44c for creamer y fancy and 42 43c for choice in Baltimore markets Ohio rolls listed at 30 1c. Eggs firm with nearby firsts and western Ohio at 36c per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Firsts
Western
Cincinnati Produce Prices Steady on Eggs and Poultry
Cincinnati markets report eggs steady with prime firsts eight and a quarter cents per dozen, firsts thirty, ordinary firsts twenty six, seconds twenty five and two thirds. Live poultry firm with fowls four pounds and over twenty six shillings per hundred weight, under four pounds twenty six cents, broilers under two pounds fifty per crate, roosters eighteen and a half cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Hog receipts 8000 with unsettled market. Cattle 1500 and sheep 3000 reported. Chicago market note from June news.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report June Sales
Cincinnati cattle receipts total 335 with a slow market and unchanged shippers. Calves sell lower with extra 14.75 to 15.00 dollars. Hog receipts 4830 with market lower and good choice packers and butchers at 16.75. Sheep receipts 670 with extras unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Columbus Hay Market Prices Listed for Timothy Clover and Straw
No. 1 timothy baled 17.50 No. 2 timothy baled 16 No. 1 light mixed 17.50 No. 1 clover 12 No. 2 clover 9 Straw 8.
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Columbus
Timothy
Iight
Clover
Toledo Grain Market Prices
Toledo market report lists cash corn at 1.62, oats 0.76 to 0.7612, rye 1.80, clover 18.00, alfalfa 14.00, timothy 3.55 with futures at 4.25 in Sept 4.00 Oct Dec 4.00 Mar 4.10 for other contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
al Sike
Timothy
Dee
Market summary for grains and pork in Chicago
Chicago price update lists corn at June 1.37, July 1.57, Aug 1.38. Oats at June 0.72 1 2, July 0.67, Aug 0.62 1 8. Pork prices shown for July 41.15 and Aug 41.45.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Market Report Cattle and Sheep Steady Hogs Strong
Pittsburg Pennsylvania on June 8 reports cattle and sheep and lambs markets unchanged. Hog receipts reach 15 cars with prime heavy at 17.25 to 17.40 and mediums at 17.50 to 17.75.
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Pittsburg
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Social We News
Rev. Rickman
H. B. Johnson
Lenore Baird
Louise Lenore
Waldo Baird
Canaanville
Leonard Baird
R. D. Bennett
Harold J. Paul
Miriam Tilock
Edna Rader
Bennett
Westerville
Paul
Muskegon
Mich
Tilock
Piqua
Rader
J. B. Christman
Christman
Crawfis Institute
F. J. Christman
Jerseyville
Notre Dame
Ind
Notre Dame University
Grace Stickney
C. B. Hayward
Miss Stickney
Grosvenor, Jones and Worstell
E. C. Logan
Sloan
Oxford
Wilson Carr
Akron
Clint Carr
C. L. McPherson
Frieda Turner
Laura Wells
Wilkesville
Ida Devore
Pomeroy
W. A. Maxwell
Russell Rupp
Athens High School
Harrisburg
T. A. Snyder
Woodward Avenue
St. Paris
Mansfield
Fred Connor
Connor
Helen Morris
Eastern Star Lodge
Roll Carpenter
Seattle
Washington
Parker Carpenter
Carpenter
Clarence Strah
Herb Manafield
Chillicothe
L. Bh. Coleman
Hulh Strahl
Grace Walker
Blue Bird
Mem Im Service
Ralph
Ralph G. Kale
54Th Artillery
Cac
AE. F
New York
Clarence
Joseph Mingus
Delbert Sealey
Little Hocking
Clyde Luther Sharp
Clarence Tipton
John Isom Sprouse
Coolville
Neff Norman
Fred Stansberry
James Basil Carsner
Orbiston
Fred Earl Mathews
Willam Harkless Cooksey
Lewis Whitmore
Charles W. Losey
America
Prica
The
Lostro Auto Sales Co
William Robert Bruce
Ernest Taylor
Fred Oral Craig
Thomas Culison
Theodore Hawk Wingett
Peter Vollmer
Frank Williams
Harry Floyd Russell
New Marshfield
Carl Lanning
Warren Kenney
Sharpsburg
Ralph Owen Baker
Athena
Thomas Berry Pritchard
Carl Frank Hortenstein
David Evans
Baltimore Produce
Crane
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Nick Stevens
N. Stevens & CO
Toledo Grain Market
Chicago Grain Market
Germany
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