Social News Notes Friendship Visits Across Cities
Several residents travel for family and social visits in Zanesville Columbus Kingston New Moorefield and Bremen. Birth announcements include Helen Margaret born June 14 to Mr and Mrs James T Pickering Stewart. College and dance events draw guests from New Philadelphia Akron Canton and Huntington with Chi Omega activities at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupi
James T. Pickering
Stewart
Helen Margaret
Mary Katherine Keplinger
Mariam Williams
New Philadelphia
Chi Omega
A. C. Rossi
Elmwood Place
Grace Kenaga
Maxine Firestone
Canton
Katherine Cavanaugh
Akron
Lindly Hall
Masonic Temple
Honeymoon Visit Leads To Motoring Trip Homeward
A honeymoon trip from the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Moore includes a brief stay by Sergeant Tompkins at Camp Sheridan, Montgomery. The Basom family Florence, Joseph, and James join a motor party with Elizabeth Hope and Seth Lewis heading to Cincinnati via Circleville.
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Mrs. Gillette
C. T. Moore
Montgomery
Ala
Sergt. B. T. Gillette
Ing
Mrs. C. O. Moore
Sergeant Tompkins
Camp Sheridan Montgomery
J. S. Basom
Florence
Joseph
James
Elizabeth Hope
Seth Lewis
Cincinnati
Circleville
Washington
D. H
Wellington
Springfield
Columbus
Athens Circle of Child's Conservation League Meets
The Athens Circle of the Child's Conservation League met Tuesday with Mrs. Charles DeMolet Jr. After the business session a social hour followed with knitting. Guests included Mrs. Chapman Mrs. Grimes Mrs. Robert Leofold and Dorothy Conner who entertained the children. The next meeting is June 25 with Mrs. Simon Brouwer and will include a picnic supper. All members and families are urged to attend.
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Athens
Child's Conservation League
Charles DeMolet Jr
League
Chapman
Grimes
Robert Leofold
Dorothy Conner
Simon Brouwer
Mrs Hutchinson Hosts Park Place Reception
Mrs Hutchinson entertained at her Park Place home this afternoon from three to five o clock with a brilliant reception. Mrs Chidester and Mrs Ralph Benning greeted guests while Mrs I M Foster and Dena Irman Voigt assisted. Voigt Field daisies brightened the decor as seventy five guests called for a buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph. M. Chidester
Pittsburg
F. M. Hutchinson
Park Place
Hutchinson
Chidester
Ralph Benning
I. M. Foster
Dena Irman
Voigt
Mary Poston
Frances Foster
Helen Goddard
Marie Voigt
Kensington Morning Honor for Virginia Simpson Guest
Miss Helen McKay and Miss Lucile Coombs hosted a Kensington on the West Wing balcony in compliment to Miss Virginia Simpson of New Moorefield, the weekend guest. Twelve young women brought sewing and spent the morning with the honor guest, with a collation served and daisies decorating the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McKay
Lucile Coombs
West Wing
Virginia Simpson
New Moorefield
Miss McKay
Germans Parade Allied Prisoners Through Rhine Towns
Geneva reports say American and British prisoners with French colonial troops recently captured by Germans are being paraded through Rhine town streets to impress local populations, with advices received in Basel from Strassburg.
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Geneva
Rhine
Strassburg
Basel
Flag raising in Lathrop features music and speakers
On Sunday at 10 o'clock a flag raising ceremony will be held in Lathrop. Music will be provided and bugle calls will accompany the event. Speeches are planned by I. M. Foster of Athens Rev Garrett of Broadwell and Prof Charles Miller of Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
Ohio
I. M. Foster
Athens
Garrett
Broadwell
Charles Miller
Amesville
Tracton Line Seeks Bio Increases and Higher Rates
Washington June 15 The Ohio Electric Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for increased fares to three cents a mile and higher class and commodity freight rates between its stations and connections, mirroring increases recently authorized by Director General McAdoo.
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Washington
Ohio Electric Railway Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
McAdoo
Will Punish Fish Killers for New Crime
Columbus Ohio June 15 James Heaver and Dr L H Ludwie Marietta Elmer Booth and Martin Harkins Zanesville arrested by the state fish and game department charged with dynamiting fish will also be charged by Federal officials with procuring explosives without a license Jasper 8 Kinslow government inspector stated today The penalty for this offense is 6000 dollar fine or a year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James Heaver
L H. Ludwie
Marietta
Elmer Booth
Martin Harkins
Zanesville
State Fish and Game Department
Jasper
Kinslow
Edward J Bush Found Dead Near Home
Edward J Bush aged 63 who had been missing since last Monday was found dead hanging from a tree limb near his Portsmouth Ohio home. He apparently tore his shirt into strips to make a rope before taking his life.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Edward J. Bush
Banks raise real estate loan rates in Toledo
In Toledo on June 14 banks announced an immediate hike in real estate loan interest from 6 percent to 7 percent. The move affects borrowers seeking property financing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Radicals Under the Eye of Uncle Sam in Canton
Federal agents mingle with prominent Socialists at a Canton Ohio state convention. A visiting delegation to Alfred Wagenknecht and C. E. Ruthenberg at the county workhouse was refused entry as Thursday remained the only visiting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Alfred Wagenknecht
C. E. Ruthenberg
Government survey eyes raising volunteer pay to salaries
Washington June 14 a government survey considers paying the $1-a-year volunteers substantial salaries. The volunteers previously took nominal compensation under a law barring government service without pay.
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Washington
Buchtel Mine 31 Flags Up With War Notes
Buchtel Ohio June 14 The men of mine 31 held a flag raising in fine weather Attendees included many ladies King's orchestra played Mrs J W Murphy of Orbiston raised the flag She has three brothers in the service two in France one in New York W T Evans gave the opening address Squire Donley spoke and Supt Sweezey delivered the closing remarks with wartime notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Ohio
King’s Orchestra
J. W. Murphy
Orbiston
France
New York
W. T. Evans
Squire Donley
Supt. Sweezey
Marriage exemptions narrowed under wartime draft rules
Washington outlines drastic draft rule changes: marriage cannot exempt from service except for men who came of age after June 5 1917 and married before Jan 15 1918. Local boards must reclassify cases and allow dependency claims for children born or unborn before June 9 1918.
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Washington
Congress
Provost Marshal Crowder
War officers check registrants for recent marriages
Adjutant General George H. Wood seeks the number of the latest registrants who have married. A list from Probate Judge Phillips shows marriage licenses issued since March 1, 1918 for 13 individuals with ages 21 and dates ranging from 1917 to 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wood
Phillips
Ralph ©. Peters
Wm. Mingus
Floyd B. Shafer
Clarence Edgar
Raymond Smith
Charles W. Shockner
Victor Orndorf
Homer Harvey
Bryan Watkins
G. Frank Schiebohm
Russel K. Cox
Amsy F. Britts
Clement McBride
First Class Graduates at College High School Commencement
The first annual commencement of John Hancock High School, part of Ohio University, was held in Ewing Hall with a college orchestra, reverent invocations, and speeches. Mabel Kenney spoke on Gallantry of France and the value of American aid, while Wilbur Emish traced liberty struggles through history to modern ideals. State Superintendent F B Pearson delivered the clas s address, urging striving for the highest and best, with diplomas awarded to named graduates before benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock High School
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
W. D. Stires
Mabel Kenney
France
University of Paris
Wilbur Earl Emish
United States
Israel
Egypt
England
William of
Patrick Henry
F. B. Pearson
Presbyterian Church
Wm. EB. McVey
Alston Hills
Vinton A. Andrus
Freda Marie Bowen
Carl Charles Buck
Wilbur Hart Emish
Joseph Harold Giesecke
Geraldine Coe Hope
Anna Mabel Kenney
Lora Marvel Kenney
Claire Linton
Frederick George Link
Henry Wheatley Link
Margeret Anna McGucken
Mary Josephine McGucken
Bessie Ann Mulligan
Inez Catherine Ruth
Ralph M. White
W. D. Stiers
Peru Seizes German Vessels Interned at Callao
Peru's government through its military has taken possession of the German ships interned at Callao Peru, following its break in diplomatic relations with Germany last October over the sinking of Peruvian barks.
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Peru
Callao
Lima
Germany
Brokse
Pershing Orders Safety Razors for Overseas Forces
General Pershing requests safety razors for AEF troops to ensure a clean shave. Alongside blades, soldiers will receive a toothbrush, comb, hairbrush, soap, and towels. He has not commented on Chaplin style mustaches, but a clean shave is said to boost vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Charley Chaplin
Submarines Sunk in Atlantic Convoy Encounter
Letters from Wellesley College unit aboard a steamship say three submarines were sunk during a recent overseas voyage. The Virginian coast battle details describe a clash with a German U-boat near the Cape region, with heavy gun action and a quick Keemun retreat for quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Atlantic
Virginia
Keemunn
Hayes calls for united Republican effort to win the war
Columbus Ohio June 15 Will H Hayes Republican national chairman told the state Republican advisory and central committee that political parties must be kept out of war management. He outlined three aims to win the war pursue peace with victory and plan reconstruction while Senator Harding presided over the meeting. Officials weighed a large Ohio Republican primary rally amid mixed opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Columbus
Will H. Hayes
Republican Advisory and Central Committee
United States
Harding
Hays
Hayes
Republican Party
Ohio
Kindergarten Club Of Ohio University Takes Second Annual Truck Ride
The Kindergarten Club of Ohio University held its second annual truck ride starting at nine o'clock Thursday. They traveled through Sugar Creek Chauncey and The Plains with refreshments after the ride. Party members included Miss McLeod Miss Roberts Ruth Thomas Ethel Lewis Ada Hard Hazel McKinstry Florence Carr Frieda Meighen Ellen Weler Jane Evans and Edna Arundel. The Detroit post office now has 20 women mail carriers in service.
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Ohio University
Sugar Creek
Chauncey
The
Plains
Miss McLeod
Miss Roberts
Ruth Thomas
Ethel Lewis
Ada Hard
Hazel McKinstry
Florence Carr
Frieda Meighen
Ellen Weler
Jane Evans
Edna Arundel
Denver Officer G M Randall Dies At 76
Denver born Maj Gen G M Randall 76 retired died here today famed Indian fighter in army annals. He served in Civil and Spanish-American wars and was the first American military commander of Alaska. Burial will be in Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
G. M. Randall
Alaska
Zanesville
Six Brothers Await Call As War Vets Father Notes Pedigree
J W Walker a Poca district farmer visiting Charleston reports one son in the National Army and six more registered awaiting call. He is father to 20 children, 16 of whom are living, as six brothers await orders.
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Charleston
W. Va
J. W. Walker
Poca
National Army
Walker
Cincinnati Markets Summary for Produce and Poultry
Market notes show eggs firm with prime firsts at 33 1 20 to 32 cents and 28 cents for firsts. Live poultry steady with fowls over four pounds at 26 1 2 cents per pound and broilers about 46 to 50 cents, with under 4 pounds lower.
Cattle and Hog Market Update From Cincinnati Sale
Cincinnati June 15 cattle receipts 557 with heavy steers around 14.00. calves market lower with extras at 16.50. Hog receipts 2588 with good packers and butchers at 16.65. Sheep receipts 860 with market slow and extras 9.26 to 12.50. lambs unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Hog receipts climb as market rises in Chicago
Chicago reports hog receipts at 7 000 with the market 25 to 50 cents higher. Cattle totaling 3 000 and sheep 7 000 are active amid firmer prices.
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Chicago
Market Futures Report From Toledo on June 15
The Toledo market lists cash corn at 1 60, oats 78 to 79, rye 1.90, clover 18.00, with Oct at 13.50 and AL sike at 12.00. Timothy priced at 3.60, Sept 4.27, and Oct and Dec at 4, with March at 4.20.
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Toledo
Timothy
Commodity futures quotes for corn oats and pork
The market report lists corn prices for June July and August at 1.45 1-4 1.47 with oats for June July and August at 76 70 7-8 and 65 6-8 and pork for July and September at 41.85 and 42 respectively.
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Chicago
Columbus Hay Market Report
Timothy baled prices at Columbus Hay Market show No 1 timothy at 17.50 per unit and No 2 timothy at 16.00, with No 1 light mix ed at 17.00. The brief listing notes bid prices for baled hay in the area.
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Timothy
Pittsburg Stock Market Report Cattle Steady Hog Prices Steady
Pittsburg Pennsylvania June 15 cattle market unchanged hogs show medium and heavy yorkers at 17.00 to 17.10 dollars light yorkers and pigs at 17.25 to 17.40 dollars the feel of the market remains steady with no significant price changes.
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Pittsburg
Australian Drowns in Hast River Escape from Ship
Forty New York bound Anzacs leaped into the Hast River to visit Broadway after officers denied leave. Most returned safely to the vessel, but an 18 year old Australian drowned in the dash from the ship while escaping. The group had been held aboard for weeks without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Bricks of Cline's Ice Cream For Sunday Dinner
Butte Montana ore once deemed valueless now fetches $32 a ton. The report notes a surprising revival in local materials tied to Sunday meals and regional commerce.
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Cline
Butte
Mont
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