Rose Dance and D.A.R. Meeting Highlight Social Notes
In May the Pi chapter Alpha Xi Delta held the annual rose dance at the Masonic Temple with 45 couples including faculty and guests. Out of town guests attended and music was provided by Helen Peoples and Alice Phillips. The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R met for its annual officers and war relief planning with jelly for Camp Sherman hospital and afternoon tea featuring yellow snapdragons and pink roses.
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Masonic Temple
Pi Chapter
Alpha Xi Delta
W. H. McKee
Katherine McKee
Janice Battin
Mrs. Dolbear
Mrs. Sellers
Marysville
Eva Haptonstahl
Middleport
Frances Hopkins
Steubenville
Jessie Thrall
Hellen Crossen
Jackson
Doris Gaskill
Warsaw
Mildred Purdum
Louise Gibbs
Edna Korth
Portsmouth
Howard Fishack
Gambier
Herman Knorr
Springfield
Robert Hodgin
Somerton
Eleanor and
Alice Phillips
Donis Henry
Helen Peoples
Dean Irma Voigt
Lippincott
Sidney
Ohio
Elizabeth Tull
Chillicothe
Nabby Lee Ames
T. R. Biddle
J. T. Merwin
G. D. Read
Hester Blackstone
Emma McVay
Bowers
A. 8. Thompson
Helen McKay
Rachel Higgins
Eli Dunkle
C. E. Witt
Camp Sherman
C. B. Witt
James P. Wood
Helen Townsend
T. W. Craig
J. R. Sands
Floride Kistler Sprague
Board of Management
D. H Moore
Lena Slattery
D. J. Evans
A. QO. Sloane
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Pittsburg
Spring Dance by the Newmans at K of C Hall
The Newmans and Newman girls hosted a spring dance Friday evening at the K of C Hall. The venue featured green gold white colors, foliage decor, and soft golden lighting. A May basket shower and cannon dance highlighted an eighteen-dance program for forty attendees with out of town guests from Ohio State and chaperones.
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Newman’s
Newman
K. of C. Hall
P. A. Shannon
Carolyn Brown
Kathleen McKinnon
Marian Smith
Albert Schwartz
Ohio State
J. R. Sprague
Charles Walsh
P. A Shannon
Party at Oak Lodge Hosts Fourth Saturday Weekend
Mr and Mrs W H McKee chaperoned a bungalow party at Oak Lodge over the weekend. Attending were Misses Alice Henry Helen Mauck Grace McKee and Messrs Jack Galbreath Gordon K Bolon and Charles Eccles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Lodge
W. H. McKee
Alice Henry
Helen Mauck
Grace McKee
Jack Galbreath
Gordon K. Bolon
Charles Eccles
College bungalow party guests listed for weekend
A bungalow party over Saturday and Sunday included Delia Hay Catharine Spencer Mary Rosener Florence Carr Beatrice Sawyer and Dick Wyman Eddie Baker Gus White Homer Marshman and Rumer Yaw with chaperons Mr and Mrs Harry Beckley and Mr and Mrs William Logan.
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Delia Hay
Catharine Spencer
Mary Rosener
Florence Carr
Beatrice Sawyer
Messrs
Dick Wyman
Eddie Baker
Gus White
Homer Marshman
Rumer Yaw
Harry Beckley
William Logan
Devlyn and Dennis Tie the Knot in Quiet Monday Ceremony
Miss Agnes Devlyn daughter of Mrs. Mary Devlyn of 11 Palmer street married Charles Dennis son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Dennis of Bascom Indiana at St Pauls Rectory. Bride is a laboratory technician at the State Hospital. Groom will soon enter service at Camp Taylor Kentucky. They had dinner at the Berry Hotel and then headed to Cincinnati to visit Bascom Indiana home of the groom.
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Agnes Devlyn
Charles Dennis
St. Paul's Rectory
Mary Devlyn
Palmer Street
State Hospital
B. Dennis
Bascom
Indiana
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Berry Hotel
Hast-Side PTA to Hold Year End Meeting and Elections
The Hast-Side Parents-Teacher Association will meet Wednesday afternoon May 22 at three o clock. Officers will be elected. The program includes readings by top prize winners in thrift stamp and liberty loan contests and temperance essays. All members are urged to attend and bring a friend.
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Parents-Teacher Association
May Day Luncheon Honoring Alpha Gamma Delta Members
A Saturday social event featured a tag day luncheon hosted by Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Alderman honoring the active Alpha Gamma Delta chapter and its pledges. Guests dined at arranged tables with distinctive place cards bearing personalized quotations.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
W. N. Alderman
Mrs. Riley Celebrates Fifty Third Birthday
Mrs. J. F. Riley of Richland avenue marked her fifty third birthday with a May 19 dinner. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riley and Dana, Malissa Douglas, John Douglas and family, George Mitchell, F. C. Riley and Blanche, Fred Penn and daughters Fay May Clara and Paul, George Riley and family, Kobt Hale and family, Powell and Harry, John Jeffers, Anna Douglas, Lizzie Burns and daughters, George Douglas and family, J. F. Riley and daughter Zennith.
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J. F. Riley
Richland Avenue
Harry Riley
Dana
Malissa Douglas
John Douglas
George Mitchell
F. C. Riley
Blanche
Fred Penn
Fay
May
Clara
Paul
George Riley
Kobt
Hale
Mary
Gladys
Walter
Powell
Harry
John Jeffers
Anna Douglas
Lizzie Burns
Mildred
Elizabeth
Ella
George Douglas
Leo
Floyd
Fred
Cecil
Vera
Grace
Anna
Louise
Zennith
Senior Class Entertained by Prof Martzolff in Lancaster Street
The senior class of Ohio university gathered Saturday evening at Prof C L Martzolff and Mrs Martzolff home in Lancaster street. About fifty attended with several 1918 graduates serving their country absent. Contest games group readings by Margery Young and Freda Chapman and college song renditions delighted guests.
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Ohio University
C. L. Martzolff
Freda Chapman
Soldier Takes Bride At Athens Hospital Ward
Miss Mary Vivian Russell, in charge of the male hospital ward at Athens State hospital, married Leslie J. Hunt of the 136 Field Artillery in the band at Camp Sheridan Alabama. The ceremony was at the First M E Church parsonage conducted by Rev. Dr. Evans. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ladd Russell of Millfield. The groom resides in Campbell Missouri and served at Athens hospital as attendant before joining the National Guards.
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Mary Vivian Russell
Athens State Hospital
Leslie J. Hunt
Field Artillery
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
B. ~. Evans
Ladd Russell
Millfield
Campbell
Athens Hospital
National Guards
Athens
Local residents report absences and visits in Columbus and Athens
Mr Hal Murphy returns from a brief absence in Logan and Columbus on business. Mrs E B Aumiller comes home from a Columbus visit with her sister Mrs Augusta Tussing. Mrs Floyd Bolin returns to Columbus after a weekend with Mr and Mrs R L Bolin. Mr A W Allom leaves for weeks visiting daughters in Columbus and Franklin Pa. A College Club meeting is set for 7 pm in Home Economics and will elect officers for year end. Miss Lin Hartman of Chillicothe visits Athens while staying at the Barth apartment. Mr C H Bryson returns from Columbus with daughter Bernarda who has been in a hate city hospital for wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Murphy
Logan
Columbus
E. B. Aumiller
Augusta Tussing
A. W. Allom
Robert Bishop
Don C. Coultrap
Franklin, Pa
College Club
Lin Hartman
Chillicothe
Jennie O'Dell
Howard Hell
Athens
Barth
Hooper Block
C. H. Bryson
Bernarda
Hate City
Shirley
Alice Clifton
ER. C. Cole
Dora France
Chauncey
A. L. Cole
Stewart
H. C. Shirley
Dogia Ogg
Henry Crippen
Local Notes on Visitors and Military Service
A series of brief items notes visitors in Athens including A J Laverty from Wellston and his son James chosen for a training camp at Camp Sheridan from fifteen hundred eligible. Other items mention Mrs Lafe Boden returning from Albany, Juanita Bobo's visit, Mr and Mrs Walter Brandle visiting Jennie O'Dell, a Ohio University domestic science graduate, Lieut Grosvenor McKee visiting from Camp Pike, and William Hobart Johnson arriving in France with two brothers in service at Camp Merritt and Camp Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Laverty
Wellston
Athens
James
Sheridan
Walter Brandle
Chillicothe
Jennie O'Dell
Brandle
Jean Talbott
Ohio University
Grosvenor McKee
Camp Pike
Arkansas
W. H. McKee
Amanda Johnson
William H. Johnson
Hobart
France
Young Johnson
Mining car shortages spark dispute at Corning visit
Glouster Messenger reports the Ohio Mining Company's Corning rail visit as miners and townsfolk debate railcar distribution. The piece cites fuel order effects, free turn rules, and alleged railroad favoritism harming idle mines and workers. A local pregnant woman case leads to charitable aid from the community.
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Glouster
Ohio
Ohio Mining Company
Jacksonville
Corning
Ryan
John Moore
Fuel Administration
Jock
War Board
Glouster Reports Eleven Runs as Perry County Defeats Three
Odd notes from the town: a girl’s thin calico slip to guard against cold, Reese's Ice Cream Parlor new Imperial Cream, and a rough incident with Manager Mc Donald returning home with a brick bat. In boxing style, Young Zubesco of Cincinnati scheduled for a Friday opera house contest with BH. F. Skinner.
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Glouster
New Straitaville
Perry Countians
McDonald
Glouster Chronicle Faces Hoodoo Night as Storm Hits town
A May 21 flu hotsy report details a lightning strike on Hocking Power lines near the ball grounds. theaters lose business while Tom Lavelle struggles with customers. Miners near Hisylvania 22 mine idle, Sunday Creek floods delay track, and Glouster’s rail mail service prompts complaints. Opera House features include The Woman in the Web and The Countess Charming with Julian Eltinge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
London
Tom Lavelle
Hisylvania 22
Sunday Creek
Jacksonville
Opera House Tonight
Countess Charming
Julian Eltinge
Lyman Howe
Howe
Norma Talmadge Stars in Big Special at Orignal Theater
Tonight the Orignal theater presents a Big Special production featuring Norma Talmadge in Bcan dal. The show is a major city attraction drawing crowded houses and promising a strong night out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orignal Theater
Norma Talmadge
Olson to Meet Bowser in May Mat Bout at Ban Toy
Thor Olson of Athens, a regional star, will fight Bowser of Newark on Monday night May 27 in the erudite San Toy. A Glouster delegation including Skinner Matsuda and possibly Young Zybesco will attend the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Toy
Ohio
Thor Olson
Athens
Hocking
Bowser
Newark
Glouster
Skinner
Matsuda
Zybesco
I scream for Imperial Ice Cream and get It at Reese's
Ad copy notes a desire for Imperial Ice Cream fulfilled at Reese's, highlighting a promotional pairing.
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Reese’s
The Hungry Heart at Pastime Theater Jacksonville Tonight
The Pastime Theater in Jacksonville presents The Hungry Heart tonight with Geraldine Farrar in The Woman God Forgot scheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Geraldine Farrar
Welterweight Bout Set At Opera House Friday Night
E T Skinner of this city meets young Zybisco of Cincinnati in a finish wrestling bout at 8 30 pm at the Opera House. Matsuda will be at ringside wearing his belt. The outcome may decide the Jap s coming opponent. Zubesco has a strong welterweight record and high class work is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
E. T. Skinner
Young Zybisco
Cincinnati
Zybesco
Skinner
Matsuda
Zubesco
Local Marshal Aids Widow and Children in City
Marshal Clint Hook assisted Mrs. Herman Sivall and her six children by delivering $20 in cash and over $10 in provisions. The community learned of the effort through the Messenger report and officials were to investigate the missing husband. Alfred Powell, baby son of Mr and Mrs William Powell, died after a brief illness and was buried in the city cemetery yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Hook
Herman Sivall
Clint
the Messenger
Alfred
William Powell
City Cemetery
Australia charters American ships to ship wheat to U S
Melbourne May 20. In response to a U S request the commonwealth will charter American vessels to carry wheat to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Melbourne
Australia
United States
Commonwealth
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children ad
Many school children are sickly and mothers value their children's welfare. Use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children through the season to break up colds relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for 30 years. Sold at all drug stores 26c. Do not accept substitutes. Semple Pred Address Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
Young Slayer Escapes Ohio Pen Sentence
Howard Hunter 22 pleaded guilty to burglary in common pleas court and was sent to Mansfield Reformatory. Everett Koon 16 pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing John Robinett and was sent to Mansfield Reformatory with term to be determined. Big Four Coal Co v Meeker Run Coal Co settled by agreement, no docket entry yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hunter
Bargary
Common Pleas
Bartels
Manafield Reformatory
Olio
Mansfield Reformatory
Everett Koon
John Robinett
Deanville
Big Four Coal Company
Meeker Run Coal Company
Croxton Again After Ohio Wheat Hoarders
State Food Administrator Croxton sent county food committees lists of farmers known to hoard wheat with instructions to appeal to release the grain to market. The suspects average over a dozen per county. Officials say requisition of wheat may spread to other counties if hoarding continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croxton
Food Administration
Creameries Pay 44 Cents Sour Cream This Week
Local creameries report prices this week with sour cream at 44 cents a pound and sweet cream testing 17 percent butterfat at zero cents.
Cincinnati Eggs and Poultry Prices Stand in Market Notice
Cincinnati prices list eggs with prime firsts at 30 cents a dozen and ordinary firsts at 28 cents. Seconds at 27 1/2 cents. Live poultry firm quotes fowls four pounds and over 23 cents, under four pounds 23 cents, broilers under two pounds 45 to 60 cents, fryers two pounds and over 30 cents, roosters 18 1/20 cents, ducks white three pounds and over 20 cents, colored 18 cents.
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Cincinnati
Butter and Eggs Prices Quiet in Western Markets
Butter steady across creameries with prints at 47 to 49 cents and blocks 45 to 47 cents. Eggs steady in Western Ohio at 34 cents and West Virginia at 34 cents, with Southern markets at 32 cents.
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Western
Ohio
West Virginia
Southern
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report May 21
Cincinnati cattle receipts 197 with shippers unchanged. Calves sold at 13.50 to 14.25. Hog receipts 1000 with good choice packers and butchers at 17.75. Sheep receipts 46 with extras unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Market Report May 21 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago Ill May 21 hog receipts 20 000 mixed and butchers and good heavy prices quoted beef cattle receipts 14 000 with beeves at 10 60 to 17 70 cows and heifers 7 30 to 14 00 stockers and feeders 9 30 to 18 10 sheep market weak native 11 50 to 14 50 western 12 00 to 14 75 lambs 13 50 to 16 60 western 14 00 to 16 75 ewes 10 00 to 14 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Pittsburg Stock Market Cattle and Sheep Receipts Light
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on May 21 cattle receipts were light with market unchanged. Sheep and lamb receipts were light with prices unchanged. Hogs show receipts light with prices for mediums, heavy and light workers at 18.66 to 18.75 and pigs at 18.75 to 14.90.
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Pittsburg
Toledo Grain Market Prices Hold Steady
Toledo Ohio May 21 closing grain prices show cash corn at 1.61 per bushel oats 0.764 and a quarter rye 2.00 clover 18.25 alfalfa 15.26 timothy 3.80 with September 4.40 October 4.10 and December 4.12 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago Grain Market Prices May to July
Chicago reports corn and oats price quotes for May June and July with May corn at 1.27 7 8, June 1.41 1 2, July 1.42 8. oats May 0.78 7 8, June 0.74 1 4, July 0.67 7 8. Pork prices shown May 42.00 and July 42.32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Aged Athens County Woman Passes Away and Navy Budget Moves
The naval appropriation bill advances in the Senate committee, totaling 1 587 000 000 dollars with 202 840 000 more than House provisions, guiding the navy’s fiscal plan. In Canaanville, Lucy Wickham Shirley, 89, sister of Warren Wickham and aunt of Hadley Wickham, dies after a long illness following a stairs fall. funeral is to be held at Stewart Church Wednesday.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate Naval Committee
Canaanville
Lucy Wickham Shirley
Warren Wickham
Hadley H. Wickham
Athens
H. O. Shirley
Shirley
Stewart
Stewart Church
Yankees to Fly Planes Across Atlantic
Washington May 21 American seaplanes will fly across the Atlantic as a major U S war effort. Parent ships will supply fuel at stations enabling the oceangoing trip on schedule. The plan saves deck space on cargo carriers and reduces time for assembling the machines on the far side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
United States
Burial rites set for Broadwell church service
At 9 A. M. brief services will be held at Broadwell church followed by burial at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell Church
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Devlyn
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R. L Bolin
Raymond Drive
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Albany
Marion Bobo
Juanita Bobo
Glouster News
Messenger
Williams
Henshaw
Board of Trustees
John M. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Ady
Young Zubesco
BH. F. Skinner
Hocking Valley
McAdoo
Burleson
Ohio Wheat
Baltimore Produce
Union Stock Market
Athens County
BIG Daylight
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