Kindergarten Mother's Association Plans May Meeting
The Ohio University Kindergarten Mother's Association will hold a May 8 meeting in Ellis Hall with a play festival by the children. They highlight charity work, gift drives, and War Savings Stamps, urging free kindergartens in Athens and noting crowded enrollment and awaiting children.
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Kindergarten Mother's Association of
Ohio University
Ellis Hall
Mother’s Association
Athens
Kindergarten Mother’s Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Mast Side
Mother's Association
Anna H. Littell
Dayton
Ohio
Littell
Dueau of Education
Troop One Completes Book Drive With 2000 Books
The Girl Scouts Troop One finished its book drive with a Friday dinner in the Armory troop room. Hostesses from Julia Porter’s patrol gathered the fewest books to be sent to the soldiers. Forty girls attended the dinner as the troop total reached two thousand books.
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Troop One
Julia Porter
Cooley Sisters Entertain Guests at Stonehurst Home
Miss Irene Cooley and Miss Yvennie Cooley hosted a Sunday dinner at Stonehurst east of Athens. Guests included Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Treachey, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brooks and son Richard, and Miss Esther Taylor daughter of Rev. Charles B. Taylor of McArthur, a student at Ohio University.
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Irene Cooley
Yvennie Cooley
Stonehurst
Athens
Frederick Treachey
Herbert Brooks
Richard
Esther Taylor
Charles B. Taylor
McArthur
Ohio University
Birthday Dance Celebrates Alpha Sigma Alpha Anniversary
The Delta Delta chapter held a Saturday evening birthday dance at Dalton's Academy with palm green and pearl white decor. Ninety eight guests filled the hall for three dances and a cake ceremony led by Alice Ottman with grand march by Selah Proxmire and Byron Danford. Additional notes covered members, patrons, and out of town guests, plus campus updates and community notices.
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Delta Delta Chapter
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Dalton’s Academy
Alice Ottman
Selah Proxmire
Lancaster
Miami
Byron Danford
Alston Ellis
T. N. Hoover
Irma E. Voigt
Simpson
Will Lloyd Jones
Frederick Treachey
W. E. Peters
M. J. Walsh
Ralph P. Jennings
Helen Clem
Alumna
Newark
Ruth Donnelly
Eva Watkins
Pomeroy
Otto Holland
Ralph Merriman
Earl Culp
Nelsonville
Harry McClain
Wellston
Gerald Finney
Jackson
Glee Club Operetta Promises Final Athens Show
The Girls Glee Club presents The Lost Necklace Thursday night in Athens. The Spanish operetta features a grape vineyard, gay costumes, splendid singing, and a full orchestra, promising a splendid final performance of the season.
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Athens
Couple Ties The Knot In Alabama Home Ceremony
Mr L E Pierpont of Stockport now at Camp Sheridan Montgomery Alabama wed Miss Ruba Ogg of Sharpsburg Monday at three in a ceremony at Rev F M Evans home on 95 West State Street.
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L. E. Pierpont
Stockport
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
Ruba Ogg
Sharpsburg
F. M. Evans
District Rally of the Maccabees at Odd Fellows Hall
Successful district rally of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees held yesterday in Odd Fellows Hall featured two sessions and a six o'clock banquet for 178 at the Christian church. Attendees from Athens and reviews from Nelsonville Albany Marietta Chillicothe Glouster Logan Middleport Portsmouth Columbus and McArthur attended as the local chapter showcased drill work and a strong program led by Mrs H T Wise with dignitaries Mrs Heppert and Mrs Thorney present.
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Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Christian Church
Athens
Nelsonville
Albany
Marietta
Chillicothe
Glouster
Logan
Middleport
Portmouth
Thelma Walker
Frieda Carpenter
Lorene Walker
Miss Burdette
Leota Carpenter
Marjorie Young
Good Liniment for Lameness Proven by Macon Woman
Mrs. J. W. Wallace of Macon Missouri reports Chamberlain's Liniment is a splendid remedy for lameness muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. She adds it is the best liniment they have ever used in the house.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Wallace
Macon
Stallion Mac Sold to West Virginia Buyers
PHARL MASTON announces the sale of his stallion Mac to parties in West Virginia and thanks patrons for past support.
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Mac
West Virginia
Pharl Maston
Injured worker at Athens Lumber Company breaks leg
Cam Blackwood of 82 Richland Ave. suffered a serious injury at the Athens Lumber Company early this morning. His left leg was broken in two places and his face and head were severely cut. He is the night engineer, going on duty at midnight. He slipped and fell into an engine, then was taken home by ambulance.
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Cam Blackwood
Richland Ave
Athens Lumber Company
Construction Notes From Babylon Brickwork Detail
The bricks of Babylon were cemented with hot bitumen and every thirtieth row crates of reeds were stuffed in.
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Babylon
Nerv Worth Promised For Nervousness Relief At McKee’s Drug
A signed testimonial from Harry Salters of Athens Bank notes nervousness relief after using Nerv Worth at McKee’s Drug Store. He claims better rest and steadier nerves, offering a dollar back guarantee if results fail.
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McKee
McKee’s
Harry Salters
Athens Nation Bank
McKee’s Drug Store
Athens
Mr. Salters
Athens School Board Discusses Building Upgrades and Equipment
The Athens school board met in the City Building with McDougall Copeland Foster and Miss McVey present. They discussed continuing an extra janitor, repainting walls, repairing stair treads, and buying an electric desk finisher. The Armory may close this summer and a moving picture machine for visual instruction was demonstrated with rental terms and film catalogs.
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Athens School Board
McDougall
Copeland
Foster
Miss McVey
Morgan
Dr. McDougall
East Side
Yosemite Valley
Maryland
United States
Prof
Baltimore Markets Butter and Eggs Prices Reported
Today’s markets list butter prices across grades from 42 to 49 cents with various forms and regional lots. Eggs show steady trading with Maryland and surrounding states posting firsts around 86 cents and western regions near 36 cents per dozen.
Egg and Poultry Market Prices
Eggs steady with primes at 32 cents per dozen firsts 42 cents for firsts 42? cents and seconds 41 cents. Dairy rolls 34 cents firsts 31 cents ordinary firsts 29 cents seconds 28 cents. Live poultry firm fowls over 4 weeks 26 cents per pound under 4 weeks 26 cents roosters 18 cents broilers 114 to 2 pounds 40 to 45 cents fryers over 2 weeks 80 cents duck white 3 pounds and over 25 cents colored 22 cents.
Columbus Hay Market Prices for Timothy Clover and Straw
Market report lists No. 1 timothy at 28 and No. 2 timothy at 22.80 dollars. No. 1 light mixed at 21 dollars. No. 1 clover at 23 and No. 2 clover at 21 dollars. Straw priced at 11 dollars.
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Columbus Hay Market
Timothy
Hogs and cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards Chicago May 7
The Union Stock Market reports May 7 receipts at Chicago with hogs 25 000 head mixed and butchers 17.00 to 17.85 heavy hogs 16.20 to 17.65 light hogs 17.20 to 17.85 pigs 13.50 to 17.25. Cattle receipts 13 000 beves 10.80 to 17.60 calves 8.00 to 14.25. Sheep 11 000 lambs 15.50 to 20.60 western lambs 16.00 to 21.25 ewes 12.75 to 16.70.
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Union Stock Market
Chicago
Ill
Pittsburg Market Reports Cattle Hogs And Sheep Prices
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on May 7 cattle receipts are high with market unchanged. Sheep and lamb receipts are light with prime wethers at 14.00 to 14.50 and good 12.50 to 13.50. Hogs receipts light with prime heavy 18.00 to 18.75 and mediums 18.65 to 18.75. Heavy and light workers 18.65 to 18.75, roughs 15.50 to 16.35, stags 12.50 to 13.25.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report May 7 Prices
Cincinnati cattle receipts 540 with shippers prices $11.00 to $16.40. Calves market strong with extra $13.50. Hogs receipts 2300 with good choice packers and butchers unchanged. Sheep extra $11.50 to $16.75. Lambs extra $16.75 to $17.00.
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Cincinnati
Toledo Grain Market Closing Prices May 7
Toledo Ohio reports cash prices for grains and timetable futures. Wheat $2.20 a bushel. corn $1.51. oats 76 1 2 cents. rye $2.80. Clover $18.00. Oct $14.60. Alsike $15.25. Timothy $3.77 1 2 Sept $4.30 Oct $4.10.
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Toledo
Market quotes for grain and livestock from Chicago
Chicago on May 7 reports corn for May at 1.27 three eighths and July at 1.46 one eighth. oats May 0.731 and June 0.713 or 621. pork May 45.50 and July 45.90.
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Chicago
Ill
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
An old advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a quick relief for feverish crying infants, sleeplessness, constipation, and worm symptoms. It claims gentle stomach cleansing, bowel relief, cold reduction, and teething aid with 10,000 testimonials. Priced at 25 cents and sold by druggists.
Dinner For Delegates At Athens County Meeting
A group of ladies from local churches will serve dinner in the Christian Church basement tomorrow from 11 to 1 o’clock to raise funds for the convention expenses. The note adds a proverb about clocks and business winding up.
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Athens County
Christian Church
Scouts to Hunt Timber for War Needs
President Wilson assigns 31,350,000 Boy Scouts of America to locate black walnut timber for war work. The wood will supply gunstocks for the army and propeller materials for airplanes, with scouts to seek trees, obtain prices, and report to officials.
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United Press
New York
Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
Ordnance Department of the Army
Aignal Corps
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the Maccabees
A. A. Chappelle
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J. R. Harvey
Tim Wilson
Wilsop
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Grifith H. Evans
Lansing
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Atlanta
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Boston
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Phi Delta Theta
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Uncle Sam
Columbia
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