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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1919

Page

5

Social News from Greenfield and Athens Area

Social notes report visits and travel across Nelsonville Columbus Greenfield and Athens. Mrs. Harry Mitchell and son Charles visited Nelsonville while Rev A Y Wilcox led services in Greenfield. The Presbyterian Missionary Society met in Athens with Jubilee plans and finances to be discussed. Senator Davis and wife from Youngstown toured Athens State Hospital and Ohio University before heading to Lancaster.

Harry Mitchell Charles Nelsonville Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Davis Youngstown Athens State Hospital Senate Finance Committee McIntyre State Board of Administration Ohio University Lancaster

Tuesday Sewing Club Meeting With Mrs Richeson

The Tuesday Sewing Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o clock with Mrs J J Richeson 36 Park Place as hostess.

Childs Conservation John Sprague Montrose Avenue J. J. Richeson Park Place

Conkey Visits Herbert Kelly On Return From Trip

Mr A B Conkey of New Marshfield is spending the day with Herbert Kelly who has just returned from a trip.

A. B. Conkey New Marshfield Herbert Kelley

Local residents host relatives amid war time updates

Mr and Mrs Clarence le of Columbus visit the Pennell family as he recovers from typhoid. Lt Clarence Liggett, just released, heads to Cincinnati to join Norwood Sash and Door. D S Linscott learns his son Kari is critically ill at Camp Knox Kentucky as MP and Mrs Linscott and Miss Sayres go to Kentucky. Mansfield and Mechem families share letters from sons in France with the 37 Division 186 Field Artillery noting orders to sail between March 1 and 15.

D. S. Linscott Ames Township Kari Camp Knox Mansfield Mill Street France

No Great Act of Heroism Required for Croup Remedy

The article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as readily available, prompt and effective for early croup treatment and urges quick use at first signs, noting many neglect to have it on hand for their children.

Chamberlain

Local Families Visit Amid Illness and Moves

Mr G C Adams and children of Little New York visited relatives this week. H B Rathburn of Columbus and J R Rathburn of Athens came Wednesday for their ill father. Al Vernon made a business trip to Athens Friday. Ches White and family visited Sugar Creek. Leonard Ogg moved back to Broadwell from Chauncey. Pittsburg surveyors visited Tuesday to lay out the land once owned by William Skinner.

G. C. Adams New York H. B.rathburn Columbus J. R. Rathburn Athens al Vernon Ches White Sugar Creek Broadwell Pittsburg William Skinner

Obituary for Broadwell Resident Died February 38 1919

The post office worker died a violent death at about fifty. A lifelong Broadwell and Wakup resident, the coroners verdict stated died for want of opposition. Remains were taken to Stewart by ex postmaster W W Totman. the railroad and a bridge remain in the area.

Broadwell and Wakup Stewart W. W. Totman

Explosion at Baldwie Chain Co. threatens several lives

Several persons are believed killed in an explosion at the Baldwie Chain and Manufacturing Company in Worcester Massachusetts on March 10. Authorities report multiple injuries and ongoing rescue operations as fire crews battle the blaze.

Worcester Mass Baldwie Chain and Manufacturing Co

Pink Pills Aid Nervous Nerves And Anemia

An article discusses anemia as a slow cause of nervous disturbance and insomnia. It cites Mrs. Louis T. Dawes of Elmira New York praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for restoring strength and steadiness to nerves through blood nutrition. It advertises the medicine and related books and notes Miss Emily J Mason died at 73 from asthma and heart trouble with funeral plans set.

Louis T. Dawes Pearl Place Elmira N.Y Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y Sella Dr. Williams Goetheeny

Funeral of Mrs George Love Held in Urban Crest Home

The funeral for Mrs. George Love was held today at noon at her late home in Urban Crest. J A Goddard of Meigs, former pastor of the Gloucester Church of Christ, conducted the services. Interment followed at Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville.

Miss Morrison Emily J. Masoniay A. Y. Wilcox Union Street Alfred Morrison Old Home John Frame Columbus Frank Lancaster Hadley Hibbard Aneral George Morrison George Love Urbancrest J. A. Goddard Meigs Glouster Church of Christ Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville

Des Antles Move to Palos Farm for Summer

Des Antle and family relocate this week to a farm near Palos where they will stay through the summer. Harry Cheney and family will reside in the Antle property in the city.

Des Antle Palos Harry Cheney

Fred Carpenter Receives Honorable Discharge

Fred Carpenter, recently honorably discharged after service at Ft. Sheridan Illinois, has returned to his home in this city.

Fred Carpenter Ft. Sheridan

Girl Undergoes Operation in Columbus Hospital

Gladys Gaskella, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gaskella, was taken to a Columbus hospital Thursday for cicitis surgery. Attending Dr Gideon said no report yet, a positive sign she is progressing well.

Gladys Joseph Gaskella Columbus Gideon

Cambridge guest Hannah Walker at Vaughn home

Mrs. Hannah Walker of Cambridge visits Hollister as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vaughn. She is hosted by the Vaughns during the stay.

Hannah Walker Cambridge J. M. Vaughn Hollister

Opera House Tonight Showings and Ali Baha Forty Thieves

Tonight at the Opera House two features play midweek bills. Cha “Tron Test” headlines alongside William 8 latest Ali Baha Forty Thieves in the city’s cinema lineup.

Opera House

Death Notice for Averil B Moore

Averil B Moore of Athens died at Union Street Cemetery. She was a member of the First M D Church and attended Athens High School with musical involvements. Born Amen she traveled to San Antonio in October seeking health, contracted influenza en route, and recently passed away. Friends may call at the Moore home before the funeral.

Union Street Moore Averill M. D Averill Moore Athens High School San Antonio Texas Ain Averil Moore

Lawie to be Held Tuesday Morning

Interment to follow at Concord for Mrs. L A X of A avenue. Guett collected a fee as part of the proceedings.

Lawie Guett

Markets and poultry prices in Cincinnati today

Today’s market shows firm prices for poultry with steady rates on fowls 6 pounds and over at 8 1/2 cents per pound and under 5 cents, broilers 2 pounds and under at 40 cents, and various chicken and roaster prices. Liberty Bond quoted at around 100.

Cincinnat Fireta

Pittsburg Stock Cattle Receipts and Prices

Stock and cattle receipts at Pittsburg show lower demand with choice beef around 16.50, Veal at 4.00, and mixed lots reported. Hog receipts listed with prime hogs around 19.60, mediums about 10.00 to 12.00, heavies near 18.00 to 18.75, and roughs 15.00 to 17.75. Stags priced around 18.60.

Pittsburg Neenah Ais Weiners

Uncertain Market Notes From Union Stockyards

Report from Union Stockyards Illinois shows hog receipts 68 head with higher prices. bull and butcher bids range near 18 dollars. Cattle and beeves listed with various bids, hogs, heifers, canners, and sheep receipts noted. market described as slow to steady with lambs and ewes priced accordingly.

Cincinnati Cattle Market Hold Steady Despite Receipts

Cattle receipts reach 200 with market steady. Tops reported at 19.50 for good packers and butchers, with ordinary at 18.00 and 16.00. Sheep receipts steady with extras around 17.00 to 17.60. Minor hog figures noted with limited clarity.

Cincinnati

Findlay Oil Prices Sparse and Fragmented

Fragmented OCR note shows crude oil price near Findlay at 3.43 dollars per barrel and mentions other commodity figures with unclear units and locations. No full context or complete data is recoverable from the readable text.

Toledo Grain Market Summary

Toledo grain closing reports show corn and related notes with prices listed as No. 8 at 1.43 and 1.48 dollars, alongside various futures and market figures. The text includes scattered figures for April and May positions, plus partial references to beans, pack items, and moisture notes, all rendered in fragmented OCR form.

Toledo Grain Mason

Chicago Produce Market Prices Echo Mixed Week

Market rundown shows several items with mixed demand and variable prices. Notable figures include pane nemeey 68e and frets 87e, while Arete Chesse-Twins at 38 percent and Young Love Poultry at 81 percent reflect fluctuating costs.

CHIGAG@O Pane Nemeey Tandards Seine Arete Chesse Young Love Poultry

To earns CHANNEL 10 Andrew Bonar? Govermmantio

The readable text appears fragmentary. It mentions CHANNEL 10 and Andrew Bonar in a government-related context but lacks clear action, date, or location. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary and headline.

Channel 10 Andrew Bonar Ee Ees

Tvey mall clin Menrwensn 00 Tear Athens se i hn

The readable fragments describe a local event in Athens with a focus on a mall and a ceremony. Key names or organizations are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a public activity or milestone in the city.

Tvey Mall Athens

Exposure to csene for tve minutes the Toreenting power of

The fragment mentions exposure to csene for tve minutes and references the Toreenting power, but lacks clear subjects, actions, or context to form a coherent summary. Further readable details are needed to identify entities and outcomes.

Csene Tve

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