Social notes from Logan and surrounding towns spotlight visits and weddings
Mrs Elmer Golden of Logan visits with son W B Golden as Pythian Sisters meet in regular session. Guests include Mrs W W Beck and Maude McGrath from Detroit. Numerous social calls mark a week of arrivals, weddings, and travel among Athens, Cambridge, Nelsonville, Columbus, and Columbus area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elmer Golden of
Logan
Mr. W. B. Golden
Pythian Sisters
Garden Party Brings Athens Girls Home for Reunion
Mrs C S Williams and Mrs Frank Hanan hosted thirty guests at Postmaster Lash's South College street residence. The event united many childhood friends and visiting alumni, with a well appointed supper served by Miss Margaret Carpenter, Jane Dew, and Elizabeth Woodworth before a lawn promenade among the Lash garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Williams
Florence Lash
Frank Hanan
Nelle Roach
E. R. Lash
South College Street
Lash
Margaret Carpenter
Denver
Colorado
Jane Dew
Elizabeth Woodworth
Impromptu musical program features noted vocal soloists
The event included vocal solos by Mrs. F. Earl De Weese Mrs. L. V. Brown and Mrs. Frank Hanan. Out of town guests included Mrs. Verne E K. LeRoy East Lansing Mich Mrs. Arthur H. Carpenter Denver Colorado Mrs. F. Earl De Weese St. Louis Mo Mrs. Mabel G. Bonifield Columbus Mrs. Leonard H. Smith Stewart and Miss Terese Caruthers Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Earl de Weese
L. V. Brown
Frank Hanan
Verne E K. LeRoy
East Lansing
Mich
Arthur H. Carpenter
Denver
Colorado
St. Louis
Mabel G. Bonifield
Columbus
Leonard H. Smith
Stewart
Terese Caruthers
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Plan Monthly Meetings
Pi Beta Phi alumnae met yesterday at Miss Lucile Henrys home to set a schedule of monthly gatherings. The first session is planned for July 3 with Mrs. Verne E LeRoy and hostesses Miss Marguerite Taylor, Miss Mary Fulton, and Miss Susan Putnam in East Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Lawhead
Mary Frances
Cleveland
Miss Lawhead
Chicago
Tela Wocker
Vermont
Lawhead
Pi Phi
Pi Beta Phi
Lucile Henry
Verne E. LeRoy
East Lansing
Mich
Marguerite Taylor
Mary Fulton
Susan Putnam
Marriage Congratulated by 200 at Hebron Beside Wheat Harvest News
A community gathering of over two hundred celebrated the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Carbaugh at Hebron on June 11. The event featured serenades, refreshments, and porch victrola music on the lawn, with locals sharing visits and news of harvests and family events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Carbaugh
Aristien Searls
Hebron
W. B. Woodyard
Leonard
Albany
Delbert Reeves
Dorothy
Dowington
Estaline Carbaugh
Sarah Brooks
Reeves
Ira Haning
Millersburg
Bates
Herbert Carbaugh
Ida Robinette
Hebbardsville
Loyal Robinette
Glouster
Ella Woodyard
Charles Dailey
Froggie
Wayne Kenney
John Cuckler
Scott Tippie
J. F. Carbaugh
Little Blanche
Verna Coon
Floodwood
J. T. Helwig
Frank Young
McArthur
C. L. Steward
Edith
Mary Dixon
Husband Shoots Wife Then Kills Self in Columbus
Homer Goodbar, 30, shot and killed his wife today in their Columbus home and then killed himself. Police say domestic trouble prompted the tragedy. Goodbar worked as a machinist at the Panhandle shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Homer Goodbar
Goodbar
Panhandle
Cincinnati Markets Today Eggs and Poultry Prices Listed
Eggs steady with loss off prime firsts 42 cents per dozen, firsts 40 to 41.4 cents, ordinary firsts 38 cents, seconds 35 cents.Live poultry prices show fowls five pounds plus 28 cents per pound, five pounds and under 28 cents, broilers over 114 pounds 50 cents, under 114 pounds 45 cents, roosters 11 cents.
Liberty bond quotations report from New York market
Liberty bond quotes show mixed moves with various maturities trading slightly higher or lower. Notable levels include 3144 at 99.30, 4s near 95, and Victory 3414 at 100.06 reflecting small gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Victory
Toledo Grain Prices Close Mixed On Markets
Toledo Ohio June 26 closing prices list corn No 3 yellow 1 84 14 oats standard white 74e 75ec barley No 7 1 25 rye 1 46 3 al synagogue no. al skip? corrected. Oct 21 70 Dec 21 50 clover seed cash 27 25 Oct 24 40 Dec 24 10 timothy new cash 5 55 Sept 6 12 5 Oct 5 85 Dec 5 90.
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Toledo
Timothy
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Edge
Hogs receipts 3500 market steady with bulk 20.00 21.00 butchers 18.50 21.00 packing 18.75 20.15 light 18.50 20.65 pigs 17.25 18.50 roughs 18.75 19.50. Cattle receipts 12000 market steady to strong beef cattle 10.00 12.25 butcher stock 7.50 13.25 canners and cutters 7.50 10.00 stockers and feeders 7.50 12.75 cows 7.50 12.25 calves 17.00 18.50. Sheep receipts 10000 market strong to steady wool lambs 8.00 17.50 ewes 2.50 13.50.
Cattle and Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains
Cattle receipts 576 with a strong market. shippers received 11.50 to 14.90 per cwt. Calves up 50 cents to 17.50 18.00. Hogs receipts 200 with market steady. choice packers and butchers 21.2. Sheep receipts 1,000 steady to good 7.00 to 8.00. Lambs steady to strong 16.00 to 17.00.
Cattle and Hogs Market Report With Prices
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice 14.50 to 15.00, prime 13.25 to 14.25, common 11.00 to 12.75, veal calves 19.00 to 20.00. Sheep and lambs light, market steady, prime wethers 9.00, good 8.25 to 9.00, good mixed 7.00 to 8.00, fair mixed 13.00 to 17.00. Hogs light and market lower, prime heavy 21.75, 21.85, mediums 21.75 to 21.85, light yorkers 20.75 to 21.00, pigs 20.50 to 20.75, roughs 15.75 to 17.00, stags 13.50 to 14.50.
Butter Creamery Price List Details
A dated price list shows butter types with per pound values including 5 cents for 5lc, 5144¢ for standards, 5114¢ for firsts, 504gc for seconds, and 47c for 4fc. The document reflects historical unit abbreviations and pricing conventions.
Ford to return war profits to Uncle Sam
Henry Ford announced he would pay back war profits to the government. He asked Secretary Glass to appoint an accountant to audit Ford Company's books and determine the amount owed, with his 58 percent share to be refunded. The contracts with war and navy departments totaled many millions, including the Eagle Boat plant.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Sam
Ford
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Ford Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
War and Navy Departments
Eagle Boat Plant
Half Company Enlisted Now Ready for Guard Formation
Enlistments in a local national guard outfit have reached thirty with Captain Stinchcomb announcing progress. Most recruits are high school boys, plus a few overseas men like Bert Barnes who secured twelve new volunteers. Drill weekly, no strike duty, free equipment, and financial aid accompany training. the first fifteen enlistees are listed and Captain Stinchcomb plans visits to Nelsonville, The Plains, and Sugar Creek to recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Stinchcomb
Bert Barnes
Stinchecomb
Captain Stinchcomb
Nelsonville
Plains
Sugar Creek
Richard W. Faubion
Guy E Saylor
Carl B. Wilson
Clyde D. Jordan
James Emerson Cassey
Ellis Dwight Woodworth
Frank Wheeler Dew
Don B. Millikan
Bert M. Barnes
Clark Biggins
Eldon C. S Young
Everett Harvey Shirley
Bryan George Stevers
Frank A. Redmond
Wallace P. Hostottle
Hero Worship Hinders Vocational Training For Disabled Soldiers
Major W. H. Henderson, chief educational officer of the army, told the Ohio Teachers Convention that women’s sympathy for returned soldiers and hero worship blocks disabled veterans from pursuing useful vocational courses. He criticized knitting and basket weaving as improper training and urged veterans to seek broader trades to earn a livelihood after hero worship fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
W. H. Henderson
Army
Washington
Henderson
Red leaders directing radical propaganda in New York
Testimony before the Lusk committee links Niccolai Lenine premier of the Russian Soviet Republic as the master mind behind radical propaganda in the United States. The inquiry seeks to connect New York bolshevism financing with a rumored ten million dollar slush fund said to be controlled by Leon Trotsky in Norway.
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America
New York
Niccolai Lenine
Lusk Committee
Leon Trotsky
Norway
Purchase of Camp Sherman Acreage Near Completion
ADD TO CAMP ACREAGE CAMP SHERMAN CO June 26 Purchase of the remaining portion of Camp Sherman site by the government was expected to be completed today except three tracts to secure which the government will start condemnation proceedings. The site includes approximately five thousand acres.
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Camp Sherman
Cox Campaign Attacks Toledo Boxing Controversy
Mayor Woodworth accuses Governor Cox of masking a heavyweight clash as a boxing match to dodge criticism. He says the Willard Dempsey bout, promoted by Tex Rickard, is a real prize fight to decide the world champion and warns Ohio voters to see through the rhetoric before July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
Cox
Toledo
Ohio
Willard
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Jim Faulkner
Columbus
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
General H Oden Lake Hosts Visit at Hotel Berry
General H Oden Lake former national commander of the Army and Navy Union visits Hotel Berry as guest of George Channing Smith president of the Eastern Southern Fruit and Vegetable Growers Exchange. He directs the War Risk Insurance Bureau for soldiers and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Oden Lake
Army and Navy Union
George Channing Smith
Eastern Southern Fruit and Vegetable Growers Exchange
Hotel Berry
Mr. Smith
Harriet Pelley
Margaret L. Cooper
Nellie Ware
General Lake
Louden County
War Risk Insurance Bureau
National Labour Congress Backs Germany Admission to LON
In Southport on June 26 the national labor congress passed a unanimous resolution calling for Germany's immediate admission to the league of nations and a revision of the treaty by the league.
Sundry Civil Bill Reported to Senate by Warren
The sundry civil bill carrying 782 million dollars was reported to the senate today by Chairman Warren of the appropriations committee.
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Washington
Senate
Warren
Appropriations Committee
Town House News Notes from Lookout Area
Heavy rains aided crops though wheat suffered some damage. Belville Scott funeral held at Lookout for spring flu death. Visits from Baughman West and entire families noted. Pearl Wilson welcome a baby girl. Ezra Knowlton and son Glenn visit. Town House church to hold regular services Sunday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Foughts
E. M. Baughman
Eileen
Pearly West
Floyd
Arthur
Aurleen
Wilbur Baughman
Lookout
Belville Scott
Thomas Bales
Albany
Levi Nichols
Edward Bailes
Will Boden
W. M. Throckmorton
Jeffie Tewksbury
S. G. Nicholas
William Nicholas
Arthur Coon
the Plains
Sam Scott
Elmo
Oscar Knowlton
Margery
Pearl Wilson
Ezra Knowlton
Glenn
France
Aldo Minear
Town House
Meat bids rejected for army surplus by War Department
Washington, June 26. All bids on 142 million pounds of surplus army meat were rejected by the War Department due to unsatisfactory prices and inadequate distribution.
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Washington
War Department
Governor Cox Recieves Homeward Protest From 308th Sanitary Train
In Columbus Ohio on June 26 Governor Cox received a protest from the 308th sanitary train now with the army of occupation. The unit, formerly part of the 83rd division, requests return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
308Th Sanitary
83Rd Division
Army of Occupation
Warning to Germans Over Treaty Violations
Allies and associated powers declare they note the facts of bad faith and will seek reparation after investigations. Repetition of such acts could jeopardize the forthcoming treaty and Germanys complaints spark concern over occupation, league admission delays, and deliberate violations of commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Germany
Valley of Hocus to Stage Show for Children Friday
The Valley of Hocus management sent fifteen complimentary tickets to the Children's Home for a musical comedy Friday evening. Superintendent and Mrs. George Holdren will escort the older children to join the cast as guests for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of Hocus
George Holdren
Attention G A R Regular Meeting Notice
Columbus Post announces a G A R regular meeting to be held Saturday June 28 at 1 o'clock. Important business to be discussed. Fli Roush P C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Golden Post
War department halts enlistments for service in France
The War Department announced on June 26 that it stopped further satisfaction of enlistments for service in France or Germany. The measure affects ongoing and prospective volunteers and signals a pause in overseas mobilization.
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Washington
War Department
France
Germany
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Edward
W. W. Beck
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Detroit, Mich
E. P. Sprague
Athens Art and Thimble Club
E. C. Woodworth
A. B. Frame
Charles Morris
Piqua
Wilma Lane
Cambridge
Middleport
Ray Sherman
Alice Henry
Sallie K. Elliott
O. B. Sloane
Abbie Benson
Mae Poston
Delbert Thomas Robinson
Edward C. Schloss
Franklin
Margaret
Betty
Mr. Carpenter
Prof
D. J. Evans
L. G. Worstell
M. E. Twiss
Mary Joe
Lawrence Worstell
Poston-Robinson
Ira Robinson
Washington , D
Frank P. Robinson
Grafton
J. W. Robinson
Herschell Barnes
Fairmont
Poffenbarger
Charleston
W. Va
T. J. Davis
Cincinnati
Mabel Poston
Welsonville
Nettle Hanning
Leonard Bostwick
Jersey City
N. J
Youngstown
Chillicothe
Bostwick
Birmingham
Alabama
Athens
Cornwell
Cincinnati Produce
Toledo Grain Market
Union Stockyards
Ill
Cincinnati Cattle Market
Pittsburg Livestock
Gage
Uncle Sam
Mayor Woodworth
Jimmy Cox
the Security Savings Bank
D. H. Moore
C. G. O'Bleness
L. Alderman
F. B. Kiltan
wrerFre Town House
Fli Roush, P. C
Foreign Service Out
F. L. Preston Co
Stewart T
Kes
Columbia
Ovc Wecuras
Hibbard’s
Music Shop
Athens County
N. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
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