Social News from Athens Area Activities
Mrs. T. R. Biddle and Mrs. L. D. Poston journeyed to Columbus for a short stay. Jamie Laverty of Wellston visits relatives in Athens. Mae Johnson of Athens spends the day with the Wolfes at Factory. Mrs. H. J. Aughe and Janet Elinor of Detroit visit Mrs. E. D. Cooley in Athens. Mrs. J. F. Robbins returns from visits in Hamden, Wellston, and McArthur and moves to 127 East State Street. Frank LeRoy demobilized from Camp Sherman. Mrs. H. M. Flexner and daughter from Chicago will join her husband in Athens. he works with Lostro Auto Sales Co. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church meets Friday at 2 in the church parlors. all women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Aughe
Janet Elinor
Detroit, Mich
E. D. Cooley
W. State Street
J. F. Robbins
Hamden
Wellston and
McArthur
Fast State Street
H. M. Flexner
Chicago, Ill
Mr. Flexner
Athens
Flexner
The
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Samuel Seigel
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
LeRoy Returns to Athens After War Service
Mr LeRoy, who served extensively abroad with the Machine Gun Battalion as lieutenant, came to Athens, his former home, last evening. Mr and Mrs Lyle O'Dell of Cincinnati ended a one week visit with Mrs Jennie O'Dell, matron of Lindley Hall, and left for Ashtabula to visit Mrs O'Dell's parents Mr and Mrs Prine.
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Athens
LeRoy
Lyle O'Dell
Cincinnati
Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
Ashtabula
Seigel Home Hosts Norfolk and Chicago Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Seigel host Mrs. B. W. Alexander of Norfolk Virginia as a house guest. Mrs. Seigel's mother Mrs. H. M. Flexner from Chicago Illinois plans an extended visit at the daughter’s home.
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Samuel Seigel
B. W. Alexander
Norfolk
Cards Night At Sunnyside Drive Hosts Mr and Mrs Horn
Mr and Mrs C H Horn entertained last evening at cards at their Sunnyside Drive home. Four tables were used in play and a collation was served at the end.
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C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Hazardous devices in mail linked to May Day plot
New York officials report two more hazardous devices mailed toward Salt Lake as part of the May Day plot. Senator Overman added to the marked list. a Salisbury, North Carolina letter to Overman was reported. New York Post Office inspectors say sixteen devices found locally are under police control. no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Salt Lake
Post Office
Wm. L. Cochran
Senator Overman
Salisbury
N. C
Overman
Burleson
Washington
Patten
Faurote
Lillie Glass Class Noted By The Lookout
The Lookout in Cincinnati features the Lillie Class of First Christian Church Athens. With seventy six active members and an average attendance around forty, the group raises funds and supports church work. Teacher Fred Kilian heads the class, named for Miss Lillie Faris. Officers are Rachel Powell president Grace Roush vice president Helen Roush secretary Florence Burt assistant secretary and Alma Salters treasurer. Members contribute to church funds and many teach or play in the Sunday School orchestra. Monthly business and social sessions are held.
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Lookout
Cincinnati
First Christian Church
Athens
Opera House
Bomb threats target Utah officials packages in Chicago warning
Post office inspectors warned Chicago on May 1 that two packages believed to contain bombs were addressed to Utah officials. One package was said to be addressed to Frank Nebeker of Salt Lake City who prosecuted the I W W in Chicago. Authorities in Council Bluffs had been advised to watch for the parcels after they passed through Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Post Office
New York
Utah
Frank Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Council Bluffs
You May Have Normal Vision But It Is a Pretty Safe Guess
The notice urges readers to have eye examinations to confirm vision status. It promotes eye care services and invites readers to visit for screenings or appointments. The message emphasizes that most people do not have normal vision and positions eye checks as the sure method to know.
Chicago Market Butter Creamery and eggs price list
TOMDAY'S MARKET Chicago produce market lists butter at 59 cents for standards 5Stec 59c firsts 66c 8c seconds 52c 55c eggs ordinaries 40c 41%c firsts 42% ec 434 cheese Twins 29c 80c Young American 21%4c 31%4c live poultry 34c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Cattle Market Reports Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts total 1000 with market slow. calves steady with no quotation. Hog receipts 5000 with market steady and prices 10c, 26c. good packers and butchers at 20.25. Sheep receipts 50 and market steady with extra 12.50. Lambs steady with extras 17.50 to 18.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Market Cattle And Hogs Mixed as Receipts Decline
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice 16.25 16.75 and prime 14.50 16.00, common 13.00 14.50, veal calves 14.50 15.00. Sheep and lambs receipts light and market steady with prime wethers 13.00 13.50, good 11.50 12.50, lambs 10.00 15.75. Hogs receipts 17 double deck. market lower with prime heavy 20.00 20.95, mediums 20.00 20.95, heavy yorkers 20.00 20.95, light yorkers 19.00 19.90, pigs 19.00 19.25, roughs 17.00 18.50, stags 13.00 13.25.
Liberty bonds advance in New York trading
Liberty bond prices edge higher in New York on May 1 with 3144 at 98.72 up 0.04, First 4s at 95.90, First 414s at 96.00 up 0.08, Second 414s at 94.00 up 0.20, Third 414s at 95.34 up 0.10, and Fourth 414s at 94.20 up 0.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
New York
Cincinnati Eggs and Live Poultry Prices Listed
Cincinnati market prices show produce eggs with firsts at 42 cents a dozen and various grades up to 44 cents. Live poultry rates are steady with fowls above six pounds at 33 cents per pound and smaller birds at 33 to 44 cents. springers at 60 cents, roosters 18 cents, turkeys and variations priced per size and condition.
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Cincinnati
Toledo Grain Market Prices Listed for Corn Oats Barley and Seeds
Grain figures show corn No. 3 at 1.6614 dollars, oats standard white 0.75 dollars, barley No. 2 at 1.22 dollars. Clover seed cash 28.00, October 20.00, Timothy new cash and May 5.20, September 6.10, October 5.75, rye 1.07.
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Toledo
Gem Shoe Store Ad Lists Shoes Under Prices
The Samese dress work shoe 4.50 now 3.75 a pair. Some sizes of broken pairs for boys rubber sole 2.65 while supplies last. Located at 22 W Union St. May 1.
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GEM Shoe Store
W. Union St
Ohio officials avoid May Day bombs by visual checks
State employees in Columbus Ohio postponed mailing package openings to state officials after packages were inspected by light and careful handling. The May Day threat prompted precautions as mail was examined before opening.
Womens Benefit Association of Maccabees Event
The Women s Benefit Association of Maccabees will give a dance Monday evening. Admission 25 cents. Location or further details unavailable.
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Womens Benefit Association of Maccabees
Athens Grange Meeting and School Notes
Most Everything Athens Grange will meet Saturday at 2 P M in the O A Agriculture Building. Degrees to confer, large attendance urged. The Central School PTA meeting was postponed to Thursday May 8 due to rain. An OU YMC A supper at First M E Church featured Dean Chubb as toastmaster with Ellis and other speakers including two veterans from overseas. Emmet West of The Plains paid five dollars and costs after arraignment for profane language on a street car. Walter Josten, arraigned for intoxication, settled for five dollars and costs after pleading not guilty.
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Athens Grange
O. A. Agriculture
Parent-Teacher Association of the Central School
Ohio University
M. E
Dean Chubb
Ellis
Emmet
the Plains
Walter Josten
New School Band Formed at Atheni School
A new band has been organized at Atheni School largely from local grade students. It comprises twenty members with various instruments and will meet one hour weekly under the direction of Mr. McCormick.
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Atheni School
McCormick
Junior comedy Mr. Bob at Opera House
Athens High School presents the Junior comedy Mr. Bob at the Opera House Tuesday night. Ticket sales are brisk as enthusiasts seek admission. A thief broke into the ticket desk and stole fifty one tickets. new red cardboard tickets now replace white ones.
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Bob
Opera House
Athens High School
Weather report notes frost impact on Ohio crops
The Ohio weekly weather and crop report for the week ending April 29 cites unseasonably low temperatures and frost on at least two mornings, with wet ground easing farm work. Wheat progresses well, but fruit futures suffer frost damage to peaches cherries plums apples pears and strawberries. Locally Troop One Athens Boy Scouts hold an evening meeting featuring War Scenes in France with the Chief, refreshments, and dues collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
Private Dean Safe Arrival From St Nazaire
Mrs Clyde K Dean received a telegram from Newport News announcing the safe arrival of her husband Private Dean on the transport Aeolus from St Nazaire France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde K. Dean
Newport News
Private Dean
Aeolus
St. Nazaire
France
Elks banquet programs showcase ornate design and speakers
Engraved programs for the Elks banquet highlight a front piece honoring Elks who served in the war. Speakers include Hon. I. M. Foster, Dr. Alston Ellis, Hon. J. P. Wood, Capt. J. B. Allen, Prof G. F. Morgan, Mayor E. Woodworth, Judge L. G. Woratell, Lieut Francis Fresbault, and R. D. Williams. The program lists a 59-name Elks service honor roll, while the Ladies of the MacCABees prepare the Odd Fellows temple for a dance next Monday.
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Elks
I. M. Foster
Lst
Detective George Slavens Killed Amid Train Confrontation
Washington D. C. detective George Slavens of the B&O Railroad was killed by three soldiers yesterday after he attempted to remove them from a train. The incident occurred amid a disturbance on board the locomotive. The soldiers fled the scene and are being questioned by police.
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George Slavens
Washington D. H
Kirksville Student Coaches Osteopathy Team
George Crum Kaler of Kirksville is managing the baseball team for the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville while remaining a student there.
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Kirksville
Missouri
Express
George (Crum) Kaler
American School of Osteopathy
Crum
Paris May Day clashes injure soldiers and civilians
May 1 Paris reports show many soldiers and civilians injured during May Day anti government demonstrations. Disturbances began at Place de la Concorde and Place de la Republique with a crowd attempting to rush a military cordon on Rue Royale. Cavalry halted the surge after breaching the gendarme line.
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Paris
Place de la Concorde
Place de la Republique
Rue Royale
Madeleine
Victory bond sales in the Fourth District total $225359000
Cleveland Ohio May 1 bond report shows fourth federal reserve district noon sales reaching 225 million 359 thousand dollars. Victory bond figures highlight strong public participation with notable involvement from local investors and institutions.
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Cleveland, CO
Federal Reserve District
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Biglow’s & Smith
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the Cline Pharmacy Co
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University of Akron
Akron
T. R. Biddle
Jamie Laverty
Wellston
Miss Mae Johnson
Mrs. E. V. Wolfe
Frank LeRoy
Camp Sherman
M. Covert
Mr. Covert
Tomday's Market
Pittsburg Livestock
Murphy
Buick
Goodyear
Athens County Buick Co
Columus
Macecabbees
Odd Fellows Temple
F. C. Stedman Co
Dencer
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