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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1918

Page

3

Ohio War Savings Societies reach 4888 with 227000 members

By May 31 Ohio reported 4888 War Savings Societies with 227 564 members. Clark county led with 242 societies, one over its quota. April figures show 8296 reporting societies and 530 731 in War Savings Stamp purchases. Counties not reporting by May 31 include Auglaize Geauga Brown Henry Preble Clinton Medina Van Wert Darke Noble Delaware and Paulding. Also 1000 General Electric workers in Schenectady cultivate company plots to cope with living costs.

Ohio War Savings Societies Paul A. DeLong War Savings Societies Division Ohio War Savings Committee Clark County Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Union Central Life Insurance Co Woman's Century Club Middletown Washington School Hamilton Mowbray & Robinson Venice W

First of Projectile Plants Completed in Washington

Washington June 9 The first of four government plants for loading artillery projectiles with explosives was completed last week Secretary Baker said the second will be ready before the end of the month and the other two before the end of August Each will cost about 5000000 and cover 2000 to 6000 acres They were authorized by Congress last December.

Washington Baker Congress

Cox Hastens to Bid Ohio Boys Farewell

Governor Cox and Adjutant Wood left last night for a visit to the Thirty-seventh Division in Virginia which is shortly to embark for France. The artillery units remain at Camp Sheridan Alabama. An odd aside notes eggs of the turtle vary from sixty to one hundred in number and resemble damp parchment in texture.

Cox Wood Thirty-seventh Eee Virginia France Camp Sheridan Ala

Athens State Hospital praised for hogs and dairy herd

Ohio State Board of Administration official Charles McIntire visited Athens Monday praising the state hospital farm. He noted a new piggery funded by last legislature and an elite Athens State Hospital dairy herd with cows yielding high butter output. The farm focuses on grazing with extensive orchards and fruit. crops on all state farms have improved.

Charles McIntire Ohio State Board of Administration Board of Administration State Hospital Athens State Hospital Athens Ohio

Farmer and cattle breeder profile in Muskingum county

Mr. McIntyre who was on the train from Columbus with a Messenger representative gave an interview. He is a farm institute lecturer of note who traveled and lectured extensively. He now owns two farms in Muskingum county where he breeds short horn cattle.

McIntyre Columbus The Messenger Farm Institute Muskingum County

Yankees Again Repel German Attacks Near Chateau-Thierry

Washington reports Pershing says a Sunday German assault northwest of Chateau-Thierry near Bouresches failed with heavy losses. In Picardy artillery fights continued and on the Marne the day saw less activity. A note explains rifle and sound travel times for readers.

Washington Chateau-Thierry Pershing Bouresches Picardy Marne

Nelsonville Falls to Zanesville in a 5-4 tilt

Zanesville defeated Nelsonville 5 to 4 as Nelsonville rallied in the ninth but fell one run short. McCarty doubled driving in runs, and Simpson held off a late push with key outs. Stolen bases by Taylor and fielding plays shaped the tense finish.

Zanesville Nelsonville Simpson McCarty Abrhpore Tanner Riley Sonscenean Holland Dowell Ocdniwinuse B. Smith Fischer Carmichael J. Carmichael Smathers Anderson White Williams O Taylor Stewart Bartoe Grover Ae Sana Taylor Smart Umpfire Shackert

Draft objectors sentenced to life, reduced to twenty-five years

In San Antonio forty five drafted men tried by general court martial for refusing army uniforms were sentenced to life imprisonment. the commander reduced each sentence to twenty five years. Gunfire was heard off Ventnor New Jersey and a destroyer was seen twelve miles offshore earlier today.

Atlantic City N. J Ventnor San Antonio Texas

Publication of White List of Essential Industrial Plants Nears

The Fuel Department announced imminent publication of a list naming industrial plants as essential or non essential. Plants on the white list will be cited by name.

Washington Fuel Department

Fire damages Foster Office Supply and Kraus Plumbing

A blaze swept through Foster Office Supply in Akron causing about 135000 dollars in damage. Kraus Plumbing Company sustained about 30000 dollars in damage in the same incident.

Akron Foster Office Supply Company Kraus Plumbing Company

Submarine Sighting Sparks Navy Coast Patrol Reports

Reports from Norfolk say two American destroyers were seen with an unidentified craft in tow believed to be a submarine. Aviators patrolling the coast reported two submarines off the Virginia and Maryland coasts in the last 24 hours. A brush between destroyers and a U boat near the Virginia Capes was mentioned but naval officers would not confirm.

Norfolk Virginia Maryland Virginia Capes

John Hancock High School Announces Inaugural Commencement Week

The John Hancock High School announces its first annual commencement week with sixteen diplomas to be awarded. A Tuesday afternoon reception for seniors and faculty at Principal McVey's home precedes a Thursday evening student play Engaged by Wednesday at Ewing Auditorium. Friday features a Literary Society meeting and a Friday eight o'clock commencement address by State Superintendent F B Pearson.

John Hancock High School Hancock School W. E B. McVey Ewing Grace Arlington Owen Cline’s Pharmacy Ellis Hall Literary Society Ewing Hall State Superintendent of Public Instruction F. B. Pearson

Miller Holds Regular Appointment at New Asbury

The rural service was well attended on Sunday with Miller and his young son Malcolm present. Local social notes mention Hazel Burleigh visiting sister Mrs Waldo Buck, and Ernest Howard calling on L D Buck. Baptism at Asbury included Eunice Williams Wilson Harvey Buck with others received into the church. London Woolwich police court sentenced Thomas Broomfield, a butcher, to one month imprisonment for selling meat at excessive price after prior fine.

Eunice Willliams Ethel Opal Flanders Mese Harvey Wilson Buck Harold Flanders Woolwich Police Court London Thomas Broomfield

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