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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

8

Local notices from Pomeroy Bend area listing travel and family updates

Miss Bessie Smth of Middleport returns home from a two week visit to Cleveland and Akron. William Robinson, in the Navy at Norfolk, yesterday returned to his station. Mrs Frank Stevenson and two sons from Carnegie Pa arrive for a two week visit with her parents in Middleport. The five month old baby daughter of Mr and Mrs D Curtis Reed died Thursday morning of spinal meningitis. Mrs H J Bing went to Charleston for a few weeks visit with her husband employed there. Fred Moore of Nelsonville visited Pomeroy Wednesday. Earl B Spencer left for Cincinnati to enlist in the U S Navy as a volunteer. Curtis Peterman wrote his sister Miss Nettie Bartels announcing his safe arrival overseas. Pledges for $44 451 17 were secured in the War Savings Stamps sale campaign up to noon Thursday.

Frank Stevenson Carnegie, Pa Robert Gorgan Middleport D. Curtis Reed

Military call and road survey updates from Meigs County

Meigs County residents faced light calls for military muster with a July 15 quota for colored troops to Camp Sherman. Ernest Nichols of Guysville was granted travel to Camp Sherman via Pomeroy. County surveyor Byrne received state orders to finish the main market road survey from Pome to Athens to invite bids for grading and paving within two weeks if needed personnel can be obtained.

Meigs County Sherman Guysville Bay Ernest Nichols Guysville Springford Camp Sherman Pomeroy Springfield Byrne State Highway Department Pome Athens Peture

Questionnaires Mailed to 184 Meigs County Registrants

The last of the questionnaires for Meigs County boys registered for military service were mailed yesterday. Conscripts are urged to not fill them out themselves but bring them to the courthouse where an attorney will assist to ensure correct completion and avoid errors.

Meigs County

Parkersburg considers liberal Mason Coal deal approved by Fuel Administration

The Mason Coal and Chemical Company of Hartford City has been approved by the Federal Fuel Administration to supply coal to Parkersburg West Virginia for ten years. Telegrams between the company and the administration resolved the legality and opening of the contract. Parkersburg officials weigh the proposal as potentially the city’s most liberal coal offer, with careful consideration underway. In Pomeroy, O E Snyder was elected principal of Pomeroy High School at a special school board meeting. Louise Ebersbach tied to English teaching. Wbersbach a Ohio University and Goucher College graduate. Knierim and Blanche Hoff of Marietta were re elected to teaching posts. more teachers to be chosen later.

Mason Coal Jand Chemical Company Hartford City Parkersburg W. Va Federal Fuel Administration Fuel Administration Pome- Toy Board of Education O. E. Snyder Pomeroy Snyder Ohio Unity Barnsville Ohio Racine Louise Ebersbach Wbersbach Ohio University Goucher College For Women Baltimore Misses Knierim Blanche Hoff Marietta

Queen City Looks Sharp On Final Pittsburgh Trade Run

The passenger steamer Queen City, freshly painted, completed its last trip up river in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade. She carried many passengers and a sizable amount of freight.

Queen City Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Awaiting Dusenberry Arraignment Delayed for Attorney Arrival

Attorney William Dusenberry was brought from Columbus by Sheriff Hartenbach to answer a child support indictment. The arraignment, originally set for Thursday, was postponed at his request until the Columbus attorney could arrive to represent him.

William Dusenberry Columbus Hartenbach

Sweep of Local Races Brightens Ballot Picture in County

The sheriff Jacob Hartenbach faces opposition from Middleport Police Chief John Kins. Leo Byrne's race includes challenger W A Gorsuch for purveyor. Opin Riley Ogden of Cobia township may run as a Democratic write-in for representative. Meigs County D A R opens a Melting Pot at the war relief fund for old jewelry and metals. Mrs James Fugate receives word from husband Sergeant Pugate in France after two months away.

Jacob Hartenbach Johnkins Middleport Leo Byrne W. A. Gorsuch Opin Riley Ogden Cobia Township Meigs County W. H. Osborn James Fugate Sergeant Pugate France

Seventy More Want to Become Citizens in Athens County

The Athens County clerk of courts reports seventy additional foreign born residents renounced allegiance to their birth countries and declared intent to naturalize as U.S. citizens. Declarations list names ages birthplaces and current post office addresses with dates from June 7 to June 25 including Finland Austria Hungary Russia and Poland born individuals across Poston Chauncey Millfield Glouster Modoc and other areas.

Athens County Alluminers United States Matt Aho Finland Poston Victor Katala Athens Sam Toth Austria- Hungary John Yanovt Austria-Hungary Chauncey Trenk Ballai Jim Martin Peter Nagy Paul Blast Russia George Lindie Modoc Lewis Kacack Dave Porkolab Millfield Louis Varadie Bloodwood Martin Sarana Hollister George Savko Glouster John Laszenski R. D Alex Cook Walter Laszenski Glouster R Zigmum Sabick Nick Kolodsiejski Jacksonville Michael Kukola Stanley Cook Russian Poland

Stockade Ready for Hun Prisoners at Camp Sherman

Camp Sherman authorities report the stockade for 100 German prisoners is complete and ready. Prisoners will work a 50 acre war garden near the Scioto river under the Reclamation department with guards supplied by Washington. The garden has already yielded profit and may continue through the war with future assignments to camp improvements.

Camp Sherman Selovo Reclamation Department War Department Washington, D. C Washington Scioto River Conscientious Objectors L. T. Roliman

List of Names and Ages in Austria-Hungary Millfield Area

A long line of individuals with ages and origins in Austria-Hungary and Russia linked to Millfield is recorded. Names include Mike Maskouyak Mike Hodok Adam Kolar John MacKenjak George Miller Steve Mingus Jim Fessus and many others.

John Malena Austria- Hungary Millfield John Klein Austria-Hungary Mike Maskouyak Mike Hodok Adam Kolar John MacKenjak George Miller Steve Mingus Austria Hungary Jim Fessus Mike Bette Jr Pete Szoke Peter Tomovy Joseph Majinjak Paul Molnoir Louis S

Sugar Regulation Tightens Across Industries in War Effort

Columbus Ohio June 28 institutions from retail grocers to canners face new sugar limits. From July 1 they must hold certificates and report stock. Household limits set at three pounds per person monthly with 30 days supply cap. Hoarding penalties and certificates target 5 major groups including bakers and confectioners.

Columbus United States Food Administration The Food Administration United States Hoover France West India Islands Italy

Ohioans in France Ahead of Schedule

Ohio has over 75 000 soldiers in France with as many as 60 000 from the state represented there and about 15 900 additional Ohioans abroad. The state supplied about one eighteenth of the nation’s draft and guard forces with 90 000 drafted, 27 000 National Guard enlistments, and 24 000 other volunteers.

Ohio Camp Sherman Ohio National Guardsmen France

War Savings Stamps urged by Gompers and Field advice

Samuel Gompers calls out luxury amid a world crisis and urges saving to fund War Savings Stamps. Marshall Field is quoted on economy and discipline, noting that small daily savings can grow into substantial sums and that financial competence matters at all scales.

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