Local Social Notes From The Plains And Surroundings
Mrs. William Hamer of The Plains was taken this morning to a Columbus hospital. Mr. Darrell Moore a Portsmouth teacher is visiting at his home here over the week end. Dr and Mrs D J Evans left this month for Delaware where they will reap for the benefit of Mrs Evans earth.
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William Hamer
the Plains
Columbus
Darrell Moore
Portsmouth
Tis
D. J. Evans
Delaware
Harry Price
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Thomas Watkins
Sergeant Price
Carl Wilson
Taylor, Ky
Hattie Bean
Pauline
Local Visitors and Travels From Athens Area
Mrs Elson Hedges and baby Mary Frances left for Conneaut to visit her parents Mr and Mrs E L Jacobs. Mr and Mrs 8 E Hedges hosted his cousin Mrs George Dean of Kelso Kansas for a week. William A Moorhead resumed duties on The Athens Messenger staff after influenza. Mrs Ruth Bowers visits relatives en route to Albany after winter in Drummond Oklahoma. Mrs Bina Wiley returns to Reedville after five weeks with Representative H A Hatch. Mrs F C Langenburg and daughter Elizabeth depart for Boston after visiting Dr and Mrs J M Higgins.
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8. E. Hedges
George Dean
Kelso
Kansas
William A. Moorhead
The
Athens Messenger
Ruth Bowers
Drummond, Okla
J. H. Gibson
C. EB. Blackwood
Albany
Bina Wiley
H. A. Hatch
Reedville
F. C. Langenburg
Elizabeth
Boston
Mass
J. M. Higgins
Ohio club women host second annual conference report
Mrs C B Nette presented the Circle 16 study at Circle and Circle Circle notes Ohio women lead wartime club work with 650 clubs and 60,000 members. She urged language limits and foreign schools elimination, promoted a Loan Student Fund and two House bills on Health Inspection and Teachers Tenure. Other speakers followed.
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Ohio
Circle
C. B. Nette
America
Func
House
Reod
White Shrine Meets Monday Night With Three Candidates
Regular White Shrine meeting set for Monday at 7 oclock with three candidates. Final plans for Wednesday inspection discussed. Officers urged to be in place as the session opens.
Convention Highlights Include Education and Social Hygiene Talks
The program featured Mrs Kenyon Hayden Rector of Columbus speaking on Humaness of Architecture Miss Matilda Remy representing the National Kindergarten movement Major Leroy Smith of Camp Sherman discussed preparing soldiers for civilian life Mrs Lillian Burt presented Social Hygiene and Mrs Fischer of Nelsonville contributed. Delegates urged extending the conference with two additional days for future work.
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Kenyon Hayden
Columbus
Humaness of Architecture
Ivans
Matilda Remy
National Kindergarten Movement
Leroy Smith
Camp Shermen
Lillian Burt
Fischer
Nelsonville
Fulton Grim Nuptials Tie Edith Fulton and George Grim
Mies Edith G Fulton of Shade and Mr George W Grim of Athens RD 5 wed Thursday at 1 15 pm in the home of Mr and Mrs B A Guthrie on Grosvenor street. Rev C L Strecker officiated with only witnesses Mrs H K Burson and the Guthries present. The couple will reside at Athens RD 6 with the groom’s parents Charles Grim.
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K. Burson
Chicago Produce Market Prices From Today
Butter creamery 66c and 62c for firsts. seconds 66c and 61c. Ordinary butter 88c. Cheese Twins 31c. Young American 83c. Live poultry 33c. Firsts atgc and $0.09 per unit.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Market Prices Reported
Toledo grain closing prices list corn No 3 at 41.61 cents per bushel and standard white corn at 69 to 70 cents. No 2 barley at $1.12. Clover seed cash and futures pruned with March April October values. Alsike hay May price $22.00 and Timothy hay cash and futures ranges from $4.70 to $5.65 with months noted.
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Toledo
Pittsburg Livestock Market Reports Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts light and market steady with top cattle around 16.60 to 17.00 per cwt. Prime cattle near 15.50 to 16. Veal calves quoted to 17.00. Sheep and lambs light but market steady to firm with primes around 14.50. Hogs and pigs range 17.00 to 18.00, heavy double deck and yorkers vary up to mid 20s. Stags around 12.00.
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Pittoburg
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Steady to Weak
Cattle receipts 200 with market steady to weak. Shippers 813.06 and cattle sold around 16.00 dollars. Calves weak and lower with extra 15.00 to 16.00. Hog receipts 6000 with market strong and choice packers and butchers bidding. Lamb market strong with extra 18.00 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Oil Prices Move Across Regions In Narrow Gains
Crude oil prices varied by location with Princeton and Miracles at 2.42, North Idee 2.38, South Lima 2.36, Wooster 2.58, Plymouth 3.33 and Indiana at 3.38 per barrel as trading closed.
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Miracle
Princeton
North Idee
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Plymouth
Cincinnati Produce Prices and Live Poultry Rates
Cincinnati market listing shows produce prices with eggs at 60c for duck eggs and $1.00 for geese. Live poultry rates include fowls 32c per lb over 6 lbs, springers 48c per pair, and fryers 35c per lb over 2 lbs with turkeys and peeps at 37c and roosters 33c.
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Cincinnati
Union Stock Yards Market Report For Illinois
Union Stock Yards Illinois reports 9000 head market steady with bids and prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Dighers bulk 19.60, 10.46. boebiars 4 4 4, 41.45. pigs 17.60. cattle receipts 1000 lower with beeves 11.50 to 20.00. butcher stock 7.26 to 16.00. calves 14.66. hog receipts 3000. market higher near 20.00. Ewes 7.00.
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Ill
Liberty bonds quoted on market in New York
Liberty bonds were on the market in New York today with First 3s at 95.04, First 4s at 94.28 up .08, Second 4 1/4s at 93.64 off .02, Third 4 1/4s at 96.02 off .00, and Fourth 4 1/4s at 98.68 off .02.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Women in Joe Quincy Politics Emphasize Morals and Platforms
In Joe Quincy Illinois on March 22 the women's political club announced that no modest violete need apply for civic office. They will judge candidates by morals business skill and platforms, promising thorough scrutiny in future elections.
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Joe Quincy
Ill
Women’s Political Club
Returned from Staunton trip and Virginia sights
Mr. Levi Knowlton visited Staunton and Charlottesville with his son in law Dr. Beckler and saw Grottoes the University of Virginia and the Virginia Military Institute. Troop trains passed Union Station with soldiers from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and various camps en route to Texas and other posts.
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Levi Knowlton
Staunton
Herbert S
Jennie K. Beckler
Virginia
Knowton
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisburg
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Athens
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Camp Sherman
Camp Tayor
Union Station
Texas
First Division
Rainbow Division
McArthur Thanks Athens for Scout Visit Hospitality
McArthur via its newspapers extends thanks to Athens for the treatment of McArthur boy scouts during a visit for a tournament last weekend. The piece praises local facilities and hosts, noting Scouts were quartered in fine homes and expressing warm invitation to return.
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McArthur
Athens
Car Stolen From East Washington Street Recovered in Logan
A Ford touring car owned by A. E. Tubbs, plumber for Wheaton and Crooks, was stolen last night in front of Dra Alderman and Biddle on East Washington street. It was found this morning in Logan, parked in the street. Logan police notified local officials of its location. The owner went to recover the car, which was unharmed.
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A. E. Tubbs
Wheaton & Crooks
Dra
Alderman
Biddle
East Washington Street
Logan
Fatal paint tragedy among Peach Ridge cattle
Late Andrews of Peach Ridge lost three valuable cows to exposure to old paint. The livestock reportedly drank paint from buckets left around the property, with white lead and other contents proving fatal. Authorities urge removing and disposing of old paint safely.
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Andrews
Peach Ridge
Ace
Mr. Andrews
Athens
Recruiting Party to Station at Uncle Sam's Building in Athens
The natal recruiting party will come to Athens in early April to recruit seamen, not at the Chamber of Commerce but on the second floor of Uncle Sam's Athens building, the post office. Postmaster Lash is aiding Marine Corps recruiting, receiving new enlistments almost every week.
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Natal
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Uncle Sam
Lash
Marine Corps
Marines
Local Briefs From Chauncey and Columbus Area
Mrs. Sarah Stalder of Chauncey rushes to Greens Run for her daughter Cecelia Simon who was later moved to a Columbus hospital where an operation is expected. Miss Naomi England visited Basil to see her grandparents. Rev Eleen and Mrs Wilson traveled to Columbus this week for a relative's death.
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Sarah Stalder
Chauncey
Cecelia Simon
Simon
Columbus
Naomi England
Basil
Eleen
Methodist Church
Wblson
Church ladies host New Year gathering at High street home
Mrs. Floyd Nye entertained the Church of Christ women Wednesday afternoon at her High street home. The event brought together local parishioners for an afternoon of fellowship and messages.
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Mars. Nye
Floyd Nye
The
Church of Christ
Hightreet
Chauncey High Plans Pie Social in K of P Hall
The Chauncey High School sets a pie social for next Thursday evening March 27 in the K of P hall inviting the public to attend.
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Chauncey High School
K. of P. Hall
Needle Club Meeting At Mrs. George Wilson Home
The Needle Club ladies gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. George Wilsons home for a pleasant social with refreshments. Mrs Charles Six learned her father Mr Cavanaugh is critically ill with pneumonia after a bout with the flu.
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Needle Club
George Wilson
Nye Visit Correction Reaches Mt. Vernon Ohio
A correction is issued for a Chauncey news item stating Mrs. Nye visited Mt. Vernon Ohio this week. The earlier report was in error and the visit did not occur as described.
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Chauncey News
Regular Sunday services at Methodist Church
Regular Sunday school at 9 30 with preaching in the evening. Revival services continue under Pastor Rev. Elsen. Public invitation extended. Mr and Mrs Ray Perry of Chauncey visited relatives in Nelsonville this week.
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Methodist Church
Elsen
Ray Perry
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Church of Christ Sunday Schedule Promotes Special Song
The Church of Christ invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m with a guest performance from the big men's class. Christian Endeavor at six o'clock led by Grace Day. Revival preaching by Rev Goddard. All invited.
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Church OF Christ Sunday School
Christian Endeavor
Grace Day
Goddard
Mrs Shafer and Children Visit Nelsonville Grandparents
Mrs Carl Shafer and her children from Nelsonville spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs George Wilson, sharing time with the Nelsonville family.
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Carl Shafer
Nelsonville
George Wilson
Mexico Not Invited to Peace Conference
Mexico City reports the Mexican government has received no invitation from the Allies to send representatives to the conference of neutral nations at Paris. The foreign office and manpaid announced the absence of any invitation.
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Mexico City
Mar
Conference of Neutral Nations
Paria
Foreign Office
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