Athens Social News Relaxed Weekend Visits
Captain S R Mauck of Camp Sherman Chillicothe spent over Sunday with Athens friends. Miss Helen McKay director of the Woman's Music Club chorus called a meeting for Monday at 4 PM in the West Wing. Mr and Mrs Maurice DeCourt after several weeks with Mr and Mrs W E Banks returned yesterday to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Mauck
Camp Sherman
Pchillicothe
Athens
Helen McKay
Woman's Music Club Chorus
West Wing
Maurice DeCourt
W. E. Banks
Cleveland
Camp Grant band master discharged returns home
Miss Florence Rose and Mrs. Anthony of Logan attend a prom. Will Junod, band master of the 161st Depot Band at Camp Grant Illinois, has been discharged and will arrive home tonight. Mrs. B G Chapman teaches at Pleasantville and visits sisters. Mrs. Arthur Boyles and daughter Marjorie Kathleen go to Grant hospital Columbus for tonsil removal and plan to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rose
Anthony
Logan
R Psn
F. L
Will Junod
161 Depote
Camp Grant
Arthur Boyles
Marjorie Kathleen
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Athens D A R delegate attends state convention in Cleveland
Mrs Jerry Morrie Hyde Harriet Lamb of Nelsonville represents the Athens Chapter D A R at the state convention held this week at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Morrie Hyde
Harriet Lamb
Nelsonville
Athens
The
Statler
Cleveland
Notable Illnesses And Visits Highlight Athens Scene
Dr. O O Fordyce left for New Martinsville to tend his ill brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C H Fitzswater. Miss Marie Swaim recovers from an automobile accident as Mrs W L Liston and family visit. Miss Cora McKay returns from Portsmouth England to spend Sunday with Fred M McKay and Helen McKay and travels to New York. Dr A S Thompson notes cousin Captain B N Wentworth transferred from Germany to the American university in France as agriculture instructor. Wentworth, former Kansas College of Agriculture faculty, may visit Athens before returning to Kansas. The Athens Reading Club discussed The Four Partners in Industry with Prof A A Atkinson hosting. readers Mrs Mary Graham Noss and E J Jones led with L G Worstell and Prof Hwan J Jones assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Fordyce
New Martinsville
W. Va
C. H. Fitgswater
W. L. Liston
Portsmouth
Marie Swaim
Miss Swaim
Cora McKay
England
Fred M. McKay
Helen McKay
Citronelle
Als
O. F. McKay
Miss McKay
Elting
Albany
N. Y
Aoe N. Y
Thompson
B. N. Wentworth
Army of Occupation
Germany
American University
France
Buttergeld
Wentworth
Captain Wentworth
Kansas College of Agriculture
Manhattan
Kansas
Athens Reading Club
A. A. Atkinson
Mary Graham Noss
E. J. Jones
L. G. Worstell
Hwan J Jones
Girl Scout Party Delights Wayne Hall Guests
Girl Scouts hosted a party Friday at their hall in Wayne Read ing with a troop from 6 to 8 o clock. Captain Miss Marian and Lieutenant Miss Clara Conkelton attended as honored guests. A picnic supper followed a lively pre game of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paty Jack
Wayne Reading
Miss Marian
Epaese
Lillie Class Plans Spring Meeting Details
The Lillie Class held a meeting Thursday with about fifteen members present. Attendees discussed enthusiasm for upcoming plans and several business matters related to class activities and Christian outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Arch
Church Social and Play Plans Highlight Meeting
The meeting covered a church pie social next Monday in the basement and the April class play. Supt organized outlined plans to those present and attendees then joined in an old fashioned taffy-pulling session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt.organ
Marriage of Lieutenant Walter C. Rogers and Cornelia Hackett
Lieutenant Walter C. Rogers a Wells ton native and Ohio University athlete wed Miss Cornelia Hackett of New York City several days ago. Rogers arrived from France recently and plans to visit Ohio before settling into newspaper work. He left the service and will likely reside in Ohio. Hackett remains in New York until house keeping begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Rogers
Wellston
Ohio University
Cornelia Hackett
New York City
New York
Rogers
France
Miss Hackett
Ohio
the Messenger
Athens
Junior Prom at Masonic Temple Delightfully Informal
One hundred twenty students danced merrily to a program by an Ohio State University orchestra. The 7:45 grand march was led by Miss Irma E. Voigt and Prof. Simpson. The annual Ohio university event featured patriotic decorations and banners from university organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Ohio State University
Irma E. Voigt
Simpson
Ohio University
Don't carry away sign found on heavy iron pile
In Detroit Michigan a crude sign reading dont carry away was pasted on a large iron mass weighing about twenty tons lying in a yard. The message appears intended to deter removal of the heavy scrap. No other details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Death Notice Mrs Sylvia White Fulwider
Mrs Sylvia White Fulwider died yesterday afternoon at 2 40 at her Columbus home after several days illness of influenza and pneumonia. She had lived in this city for years and with her husband earlier resided here before moving to Columbus two years ago. Survived by her mother Mrs Rachel White of Columbus, husband Mr R L Fulwider a Columbus grocer, two children Esther Pauline age 3 and Erma Louise age 1, and three brothers Charles Sugar Creek Urban and Carl of this city. Funeral party arrives Athens Monday morning on the 10 30 Hocking Valley and proceeds to the Christian Church for 11 o'clock services conducted by Rev Strecker and Rev Murch. Burial in Union Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia White Fulwider
Columbus
Pulwider
Rachel White
R. L. Fulwider
Esther Pauline
Erma Louise
Charies
Sugar Creek
Urban
Carl
Athens
Hocking Valley
Christian Church
Strecker
M.B. Church
Murch
Union Street
Death of Charles E. Nibert at Athens State Hospital
Charles E. Nibert aged 30 died yesterday at Athens State hospital from Paralysis after a three month stay. The body was shipped to Gallipolis today for burial by Newsom-Walburn Co. undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Nibert
Athens State Hospital
Gallipolis
Newsom-Walburn, Co
Death of Steve Velo at age two in The Plains
Steve Velo died last evening at 7 from influenza and pneumonia. Burial will be Sunday at 11 in the Catholic cemetery. He leaves six including his parents Mr and Mrs Pol Veasle and four surviving siblings. one sibling had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Velo
Pol Veasle
the Plains
Columbus Prepares Welcome for 37th Division Troops
In Columbus a reception plan forms as state officials and the local chamber of commerce await War Secretary Baker's word on the arrival date of the 37th division troops. Five thousand men are reported aboard ships bound for New York, with Adjutant General Layton coordinating from New York and promises of early plans upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mar
Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
Baker
37Th Division
Atlantic
New York
Layton
Ex-saloonists seek rainbow drinks in bankruptcy court
Two former saloon operators faced bankruptcy court today after attempting to market rainbow drinks amid their financial woes. They asserted a need to serve "jags" as part of their business pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
Sleeping Sickness Trial Report Highlights Relief
In San Francisco on March 15 a mother named Mrs Henry Mayer reports awakening after a few days of sleep with only slight weakness but no ill effects. The item frames a curious medical curiosity as a possible relief for tired mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry Mayer
West divorce petition filed in Athens Court of Common Pleas
Frances West filed a divorce and alimony petition against Arthur West in Athens Ohio Court of Common Pleas case No. 11710. The hearing is set for on or after April 7 1919. Woolley and Rod attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur West
Frances West
Court of Common Pleas
Athens Courty
Ohio
Woolley& Rod, Attys
Ohio Corporal John Pratt Named War Hero Among 100
Corporal John Pratt of Toledo is listed among 100 war heroes by the War Department for conspicuous gallantry near Chevenges France on November 7 1918. He crawled under heavy fire to aid wounded soldiers and then dragged them to safety, saving lives. Other honorees include Sergeant Willie Sandlin Lieutenant Samuel Woodfill and several named Ky residents with the 132nd 60th 26th and 125th Infantry units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Pratt
Toledo
War Department
General Pershing
Treasury Department
Pratt
166Th Infantry
Henry Oldiges
Winton Street
Chevenges
France
Willie Sandlin
Hayden
132Nd
Sandlin
Bois de Forges
Samuel Woodfill
Alexander Pike
Fort Thomas
60Th Infantry
Woodfill
Cunel
Harry 8
Bogan
Franklin
6Th Regiment Marines
Blanc Mont
Jackson D. Burke
Maloneton
26Th Infantry
Burke
Regimetal
Carl F. Parson
Monroe
Michigan
125Th Infantry
Cierges
Parson
League of Nations to Be Part of Peace Treaty
Mar 15 New York MATION reports that the Paris plenary council has positively decided the league of nations will be included in the peace treaty. Secretary Tumulty said the president denied reports of such a decision and stated there is no truth to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
League of Nations
Joseph P.tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
Repor
League
Concil
Big Luh Makes Progress Amid Dismantling and Repairs
The work proceeds with ten days of steady operation and no misses. Six transformers are rapidly dismantled as a major building conversion to machine and blacksmith use is rumored. The plan displaces nine steam engines and many firemen while improvements to B. H. Young's residence unfold and Franker moves to Brookville after selling his farm to Mr. Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elecp
George Mace
B. H. Young
Rewill Wood
Franker
Reeder
Brookville
Milks Emulsion advertised for stomach trouble and laxative relief
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a remedy for stomach catarrh constipation and related issues. It claims relief within one day builders of flesh and strength and suitability for nervous and chronic conditions. The ad offers a money back guarantee and lists price and local distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Becker
Miami
Ohio
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Cline Pharmacy Company
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
St Patrick Dance and Local Socials in Glouster
Glouster hosts St Patrick dance at Eagle Hall Monday night with Ogden's five piece orchestra. Mrs B W Hawk and son Jim visit Nelsonville over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold Mechem. Mrs M M LeFavor and twins travel to Columbus over Sunday. Neva Cunningham and Mary Gamwell weekend visitors in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Eagle Hall
Glouster
B. W. Hawk
Jim
Nelsonville
Harold Mechem
Red Men’s Hall
Ogden
Neva Cunningham
Mary Gamwell
Zanesville
Dean LeFavor Spends Day at Home in Columbus
Dean LeFavor of the O. B. U. at Columbus is spending today at his home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean LeFavor
The
O. 8. U. At Columbus
Achauer Prepares New Occupancy Ahead of Season
Achauer spends a few days arranging attendance and readiness for occupancy as the coming season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achauer
Antatenaeene
Glouster Sportsmen Club Meeting Hopes and Delays
Secretary Shaw and Chief Barter missed the Glouster Sportsmen meeting after car trouble near Glouster and a mudhole detour. A large crowd gathered at the opera house to hear speakers, with post addresses and a banquet for 180 at the Methodist church. The Sportsmen Club reports 580 members and remains a lively group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y Shaw
C. Barter
Colu
Zanesville
Glouster
Corning
Opera House
Rose
Methodist Church
Torney
Warrier Gibson
Belle McDonald
Hes
Nicholson Child Dies of Pneumonia in Hunterdon County
The four year old daughter of Will Nicholson died at the home of Mr and Mrs John E B Cavey yesterday of pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at the Conn Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock with burial in the Conn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Will
John EB. Cavey
Hunterdon
Conn
Opera House Tonight Shows Pauline Frederick in Regurres tion
Artcraft presents Pauline Frederick in Regurres tion at the Opera House tonight with a billed Bed Room and Ball coming, on March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Artcraft
Pauline Frederick
Mayors Offered Expanded Role in Job Service Work
In Columbus on March 18, mayors of 35 municipalities were invited to assume a larger share of support for local offices. Fred Croxton, federal director of the US Employment Service in Ohio, outlined the plan to curtail cooperation due to a stalled appropriation. The notice described each office’s ongoing work handling discharged soldiers and workers amid unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mar
Fred Croxton
United States Employment Service
Ohio
Feverish politics reveal missing primary election in town
Town officials in Findlay Illinois confront a forgotten primary election as fevered political tensions expose an absence in local voting plans. The discovery suggests no primary was held, prompting questions about election management and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
State Civil Service Announces April Examinations
The state civil service commission releases its official bulletin listing examinations in the second week of April. Vacancies include janitors, inspectors, electricians, stenos, and dairy and oil positions across state departments and institutions. free bulletins provide full details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Hamilton
Cuahoga
Mansfield Reformatory
Department of Public Printing
State Brick Plant
State Departments
New Prison Farm
Loa
Boller
Dbtfnct Commission
The
Industrial Commission
Society Engineers
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Bureau of Markets
Agriculture
Xenia
Division of Mines, Industrial Commission
Iris Pauline Reeves Obituary
Iris Pauline Reeves youngest child of Or lando and Edna Reeves of Athens county Ohio died near Albany March 2 1919 at age 2 years 6 months and 26 days. The brief notice notes a sweet sunny disposition and that she will be sadly missed by her family including father mother two brothers Edward and Orrin and two sisters Hilda and Mary. The poem lines express sorrow and hope as part of the memorial wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Pauline
Orlando
Edna Reeves
Athens County
Ohio
Albany
Iris
Edward
Orrin
Hilda
Mary
Slap at Republicans Sparks Late New York Dispute
Fragmented copy reports a sudden confrontation in New York on March 15 involving Republicans and a contentious statement about France. Observers question the legitimacy of the claim and its potential impact on ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Garanac eee of spring hits wallop to Sapees
In a brief note the event marks a spring moment where Garanac eee lands a strong impact against Sapees on a brisk day. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garanac
Unclear Text Brief Cites 200 Cases in Five Days
Fragmentary note mentions ten names and an effect today with two hundred cases in five days. No verifiable entities or full context available.
Lauretta Taylor III in Hotel Row With Husband
Lauretta Taylor III, actress, and her husband faced a troubling incident at a hotel in Mieaitoed. The event involved an altercation over a performance at the hotel, drawing attention to the couple and the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta Taylor III
Ared
Laurette i
Taylor
Irish and English Origins and Racial Theories
This essay traces claimed links between English and Irish peoples and their supposed ancestries. It cites Hunnish and Assyrian connections, discusses Anglo-Saxon, Danish, Norman roots, and notes Ireland’s ancient divisions Ulster Munster Leinster Connaught, with a controversial view of Scota and Israelite ties. The piece asserts conflicts between Canaanites, Huns, and Assyrians in Irish history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Warrener
Colonel Gawler
Max Mueller
Fisher
England
Rome
Canaan
Elbe
Schieswig- Holstein
Ireland
Scotia
Scotland
Ible
Ampire
Real estate transfers in Waterloo and surrounding townships
Waterloo and area records show transfers including Martin L Sherman to Harry Hulbert on New Marshfield lots 109 and 110 for 35 each, Peter Grim to Clarence McNeal on New Marshfield lot, Allison Cox to Joseph Blackford for 5.02 acres at 150, E Power to Charles Gilpin on lot 36 for 260, Wesley Vorkes to Lewis Courtney on lot 188 for 580, E Daughterty to Elias Wil petty on 15 acres for 100, Mary B Jackson to Flora Doan on lot 170 in Coolville for 100, George Doan on lot 171 for 100, H F Kilpatrick to C K Pritchard on 31 acres for 620, Catherine and Matthew Mills to William Dishong on 40 acres for 800, Lawrence Conkey et al to Elma on lots 6 and 7 and 31 for 15, 215, and a beechler to Andrew Wolfe on corner lots for same, James Rogers to John Hartman on lot igtew for 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Sherman
Harry H. Hulbert
New Marshfield
Peter Grim
Clarence McNeal
Allison Cox
Joseph Blackford
Nelsonville
Mary EB. Jackson
Flora A. Doan
Coolville
Ame
George W. Doan
H. F. Kilpatrick
C. K. Pritcahrd
York Township
Catherine
Matthew Mills
William Dishong
Lawrence Conkey Et al
Elma
Dima Beechler
Andrew J. Wolfe
James Rogers
John Hartman
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B. G. Chapman
Pleasantville
W. W. Coe
Reading Club
Atkinson
Girl
Lillie
Mr. Covert
Nelsonville Etere
Lieut. Rogers
Charles Nibert
Steve Ve&lo
Luhrig and Vicinity
Mr. Becker
M. M. LeFavor
April Testo
State
Mol
Pweter Oplomeerese
Ste Rayon
Ita
Waterloo
City of
Goodrich
Akron
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