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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

3

Broadwell News Notes of Local Visits and Incidents

Broadwell social roundup lists Lon James and family from Moxahala visiting Broadwell and returning Sunday. Thomas Metcalf and wife from La trope came Friday. Mrs. Metcalf stays to oversee the garden. A boy breaks both bones in his arm at play. C E Rathburn called home from Columbus due to his wife's illness.

Lon James Moxahala Broadwell Thomas Metcalf Latrope Mr. Metcalf M. P. Totman Fern White Athens Charley White Sugar Creek David Colvin Lewis Sutton Haga Ridge Joseph Conant Parker Cook Murray City Pearly Sedgwick John Weavers C. E. Rathburn Columbus

Hutchins Welcome A Son Nine and Half Pounds

Mr and Mrs Floyd Hutchins announce the arrival of a fine nine and a half pound son. Mr and Mrs Frank Minner, Mr and Mrs Alva Johnson, Mr and Mrs Preston Minner and Dr and Mrs W B Rhodes motored to Camp Sherman Sunday and spent the day. Chas Tedrow is a Columbus business visitor.

Chas. Tedrow Joe Davis Camp Sherman Rolla White Springfield E. P. Laman W. Cable Columbus Lon Nixon Grace Grant Hospital Sam Hanley J. M. Butts Bert Young Crystal Springs Lancaster Floyd Hutchins Frank Minner Alva Johnson Preston Minner Rhodes Sherman

Miner Injured After Fall at Circle Hill Slate Mine

Mose Evans sustained multiple broken ribs and severe injuries from a slate fall at New York Mine No. 9 in Circle Hill yesterday. He is reported to be receiving medical care.

Mose Evans New York Circle Hill

Recital at Methodist Episcopal Church Benefit

Tonight at 8 at the Methodist Episcopal Church a recital for the local Red Cross fund features renowned artists. Miss May Lines, known for her musical leadership, dedicates herself to the success of the program alongside violinist Miss Margaret Nelson and pianist Mrs. F. X. Rauch, noted for past performances.

Methodist Episcopal Church Red Cross Fund Nelsonville Lines Margaret Nelson F. X. Rauch

Social News Notes From Local Sunday Dinner

Mr and Mrs Henry Verity hosted a noon dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Tom Baylis Mr and Mrs N J Collins and Albany children Mrs Harry Hawk of Athens Mr and Mrs BE McGraner and Mr and Mrs Z A Courtney of The Plains Mrs C C Frye returned to Columbus Monday after visiting here and in Monday Mrs Fred Bush Haydenville was a business visitor Monday Mrs Sarah McCall and son Earl Blackford left Monday night for Cambridge to visit relatives Mrs Walter Saunders returned Monday after a week with her sister in Columbus

Henry Verity Tom Baylis N. J. Collins Albany Harry Hawk Athens BE. R. McGraner Z. A. Courtney the Plains C. C. Frye Columbus Fred Bush Haydenville Sarah McCall Earl Blackford Cambridge Walter Saunders Chas. Davis Big Run R. Lowman Ogle Robinson James McGill Parkersburg Fred McKay Lenore Smith L. H. Smith A. L. Gale Ray Bean C. J. Bean Eleanore Spence Guysville C. W. Townsend M. E. Church War Council Woodard Press P. T. Busch Ladies Aid Society Robert Brill Leona Heald Ironton Catherine Grimes James Pickering Mary Roblitt Eva Norris Chas, Kincade Guysyville Ray Copeland Ed. Harper Ft. Leavenworth Kansas Elmer Radford C. A. Clark

Military pact ratified soon say Lord Cecil in Commons

United Press reports Lord Cecil minister of blockade told Commons in London that a military convention between the United States and Great Britain will be ratified shortly.

United Press London America Great Britain Lord Cecil Commons

War Garden Plans At Army Camps

Col. J. C. Fair outlines plans to convert thousands of acres near U S army camps into war gardens to supply vegetables. About 8000 German prisoners and conscientious objectors will work the gardens, starting with a 400 acre plot beside Camp I.

J. C. Fair Army Camp i

Graduates at Umery to Reach 246 This Year

Ohio University will award 246 diplomas this year across four year and two year programs. Four year graduates include 45 BA 61 B Ed 1 BM 66 women and 42 men. Two year graduates cover multiple education and technical fields with 87 elementary education and 12 public school drawing.

Ohio University

Pratt's Fork Community Notes and Visits

Miss Vada Dartt of Ohio University was a weekend guest of her father B E A Dartt. Mrs C L Orr returned from Waverly Ohio after a visit with her mother Mrs Martha Morris. Several locals hosted relatives and friends including Miss Mary Woodyard Chase and Miss Cleo Williams. Attendees at memorial services in Jerseyville and Burlington are listed along with visits from Athens Flora and Union area. The column ends with a reminiscence about a country boy who aspired to be a barber and wear creased pants.

Vada Dartt O. U BE. A. Dartt C. L. Orr Waverly Ohio Martha Morris Mary Woodyard Chase Cleo Williams Wayne Wingett W. E. Wingett C. L. Carsey Katie Beryl Elda Joe Olson Carsey Lucinda King Fred Hubler Nell Canaanville Ethel Steinmetz Anna Smith Mt. Gilead Daisy Orr C. A. Colburn Ralph Jerseyville E. W. Colburn Ada Ator Pleasanton B. W. Colburn U. B Mary Young Union

Meteorite Added to University Museum

Mr. J. C. Atkinson of Beaumont presented via Prof. A A Atkinson a sixty pound meteorite to the University museum. He witnessed its fall in 1915 from about 400 yards away as it roared like a rocket and sparked on its white hot surface setting leaves in a woods on fire.

J. C. Atkinson Beaumont A.A. Atkinson University Museum Atkinson

Rutland High Teacher Struck by Car. Leg Broken

Prof. Elmer Browning of Rutland high school suffered a broken leg when struck by an auto driven by Paul Bean on a Rutland street Wednesday morning. Police and emergency responders cited the incident as a non life threatening injury.

Elmer Browning Rutland High School Paul Bean Rutland

Unclaimed letters to be sent to Dead Letter Office

A list of names including H. B. Ashton and Dorothy E. Miller appears for persons who called for letters. The notice states that unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office on June 25, 1918.

Bell Phone H. B. Ashton Dan Beverage M. R. Brooks Aiva Cady L. Charles J. G. Case B. Duard Cooper John Elliott Oscar Hanning Bessie Henry J. R. Keys Frank Kk. Martin Dorothy E. Miller Mildred Noland L. W. Oxley I. R. Parker W. E. Riebel Fred Surmbrock Margery Young

Prisoner Dowling of Connaught Rangers Identified in Tower

London reports Lance Corporal J Dowling of the Connaught Rangers, previously ashore on Ireland’s west coast from a German submarine, is now a prisoner in the Tower of London. Announcement comes in the House of Commons by James I MacPherson.

London Ireland Tower of London J. Dowling Connaught Rangers House of Commons James I. MacPherson War Office

Local society and visitors note in Stewart column

Social news from Stewart area lists calls on Mrs. R Lowman and visits by Mr and Mrs Ogle in Athens and others in Parkersburg. Reports of war council subscriptions due, church events, Ladies Aid meeting, and several residents attending funerals and visiting Columbus. A West Bath lumber camp crew reports a pet pig joining farm visits nearby.

West Bath Sabine

Chamber of Commerce Plans Whirlwind Membership Drive

Three teams will join forces Wednesday morning to recruit 100 new members for the Chamber of Commerce. The prospect list is evenly divided and attendees are urged to participate during the noon luncheon, with emphasis on community service and support.

Chamber of Commerce Athens

Nitrate Plant Building Planned Near Cincinnati and Toledo

The War Department has contracted with Air Nitrate Corporation to erect two new nitrate plants near Cincinnati and Toledo. Each plant will employ about 1700 workers when fully operational.

United Press Washington Cincinnati Toledo War Department Air Nitrate Corporation

Americas United by Wilson Plan for Pan Americanism

President Wilson advocates a Pan America pact for self protective purposes. He cites the Monroe Doctrine and proposes a common guaranty among all republics to sign a declaration of political independence and territorial integrity. He notes southern neighbors worry about U S protection serving U S interests.

Washington Americas Wilson Central America Mexico

Community Notes and Social Visits Share Local Highlights

Mrs Frank Coon returned Monday from a visit with friends in Pomeroy. Mrs Estella Green of Logan was a guest of Mr and Mrs Porter Dickens. Miss Minnie Robinson of Federal returned home after treatment in Athens. Mr and Mrs Ray Rorick circulated among friends at Luhrig. The Children day exercises at the church drew a full house with songs recitations and flag drills. Millard Bryan supports local home interests and more entertainments are planned.

ejoedTy Jax Uuerfott Frank Coon Pomeroy Estella Green Logan Porter Dickens Minnie Robinson Federal Athens Ray Rorick Luhrig Millard Bryan Johnny

Flour Reserves Total 500000 Rels For Bread Famine

Washington Juneau reserves of flour totaling 500000 rels are kept in over twenty central depots across the United States to guard against bread famines. The stores equal about 2250000 bushels of wheat and have stood since last winter at key industrial centers serving vulnerable populations. With current stock running low these reserves may be drawn upon, providing two weeks of supply at each center.

Washington United States Food Department

Russians Eager for Czars Return Amid Bolshevik Tensions

June reports from Berne say Russia shows growing support for restoring the czar. Churches pray for his return. a Petrograd secret print urges restoration. Attempts against Lenin are noted amid rising anti-Bolshevik sentiment.

Czar United Press Berne Russia Petrograd Nikolai Lenine

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