Five oclock tea honors Sigma Sigma Sigma patrons
Charming garden party at the Phillips home featured pink and white decor with eight tables on the lawn. Patronesses included Mrs. Lawrence Hoover Hyde Lewis Moler McKay Ullom and the hostess a Sigma Sigma Sigma patroness. Pi Beta Phi breakfast followed today at Mrs. Lena Slattery's home. Lieut Copeland transferred from Camp Sherman to Camp Perry. Alma Moore returned home after supervising music work in McConnelsville Malta. William Fenzel hosts John Sinkey formerly of National City Bank New York City and Ohio University connection noted.
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William R. Phillips
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Phillips Home
W. B. Lawrence
T. N. Hoover
J. Maurice Hyde
Robert Lewis
W. E. Moler
F. M. McKay
Helen Ullom
Pi Beta Phi
Lena Slattery
William Fenzel
John T. Sinkey
National City Bank
New York City
Sinkey
Croton
Ohio University
U C D Sewing Club Sews 100 for Belgian Babies
After days of sewing at Mrs. J R Harvey's home the U C D Sewing Club completed 100 layette articles for Belgian babies under the Red Cross project. The group will hold its annual summer picnic on June 6 at 6 oclock at Mrs. Bart Davidson's home on North Congress Street.
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J. R. Harvey
Red Cross
Bart Davidson
North
Congress Street
Engagement announced for Miss Florence Davis and Mr John Price
After her return from illness in Cleveland Miss Florence Davis of Broadwell announces engagement to Mr John R Price of the Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland. The couple has not disclosed wedding plans. Davis attended Ohio University in 1916 1917.
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Florence Dvis
Broadwell
Cleveland
Miss Davis
Federal Bank
John R. Price
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Price
Nuphals
Ohio University
Miss Catharine Dais Returns Home From Teaching Post
Miss Catharine Dais is back in Youngstown after completing her teaching duties for the school year.
Mrs B J Waters Visits Sault Ste Marie Parents
Mrs B J Waters also listed as Catherine Silvus visits her parents Mr and Mrs EB G Silvus in Sault Ste Marie Canada during a family trip confirming her connection to the Silvus household and the Canada visit.
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B. J. Waters
Catherine Silvus
Sault Ste. Marie, Canada
Mrs
EB. G. Silvus
Miss Mary Ator Heads to Akron for Month with Grandmother
Miss Mary Ator left yesterday for Akron to visit her grandmother Mrs. Martha Wilson for a month.
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Mary Ator
Akron
Martha Wilson
Notable Local Arrivals and Transfers Include Washington Visit
Miss Marie Carr will spend Sunday in Marietta with her sister Miss Frances Carr, a teacher in the schools of that city. Miss Fannie Bean left last evening for Washington D. C., where she has accepted a government position in Civil Service, R. C. McCleary, of Washington, associated with the Newsom Undertaking Company, has been here for a few days on business.
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Marie Carr
Marietta
Frances Carr
Fannie Bean
Washington D. C
R. C. McCleary
Washington
Newsom Undertaking Company
Westerville Return Home Ends Family Visit
Mrs. Etta Hart returns home to Westerville after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Bean. Columbus visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Barns and two sons Clarence and Carl who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Littler on Mill street.
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Etta Hart
Westerville
Carrol Bean
Pearl Barns
Clarence
Carl
Columbus
Tom Littler
Mill Street
Local Families Plan Camp Sheridan and Camp Sherman Farewells
Mrs. Wm Barstow and Miss Gladys Partlow travel to Montgomery Alabama to join relatives while Barstow son Harry and Partlow fiancé Leslie Haning stay in training at Camp Sheridan and await orders. The Wolfe Waters Kinney families visit East State Street for brother Raymond Wolfe who departs for Camp Sherman Monday.
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Wm. Barstow
Gladys Partlow
Montgomery
Ala
Fenton Wolfe
Betty Jean
Cedar Grove
W. Va
C. HE. Waters
Sarah Jean
Chillicothe
Ivan Kinney
Nelsonville
Charles Henry
East State Street
Raymond S. Wolfe
Camp Sherman
The Bull's Eye at Original Theater Promises Daring Polo Feature
Messenger Special Correspondence previews Kiddie Polo in The Bull's Eye coming to the Original Theater next Monday. The stunt man is described as the most reckless in moving pictures, thrilling audiences with feats of strength in what theater calls the biggest entertainment of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiddie Polo
Mr. Polo
Spring Treatment with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron
The article promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla taken before meals to purify the blood and expel poisons, Peptiron after meals to boost blood power and red cells, and Hood’s Pills to cleanse the liver. It claims these remedies restore energy, improve digestion, and alleviate biliousness and blues during spring illnesses.
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Hood
Move to raise draft age proposed to 55 years
Secretary Baker sent to Congress a bill draft raising the military enlistment age from 40 to 55. All men over 40 would be placed in noncombatant service.
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Washington
Baker
Congress
Scouts Celebrate Thrift Stamp Drive Achievement Awards
Scouts of Troop One receive Achievement Badges for selling $100 in Thrift Stamps. Homer Baird William Moler Wilbur Daggett Richard Daggett James Mason Alvan Jones Floyd Brown named. Awards to be presented tomorrow at the Mohicans Class meeting. Scoutmaster Morgan pleased with the effort.
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Troop One
Homer Baird
William Moler
Wilbur
Richard Daggett
James Mason
Alvan Jones
Floyd Brown
Mohicans
Morgan
Two American Aces Reported Downing German Planes
Official US headquarters announces two German planes shot down by American aviators on May 21. No new reports on sectors held by American forces as of the night dispatch from France.
Ohio to Round Up Draft Deserters in June Drive
Ohio plans a June week anti slackers campaign targeting about 20,000 men who registered last June but did not file December questionnaires. Warned to carry classification cards the draft weeks of June 3 and 8, authorities will detain those show no card for jail, until proof or eligibility is confirmed.
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Ohio
Federal Department of Justice
American Protective League
War Department reports officers die in plane crash
The supplement to General Pershing's statement says First Lieutenant Walter W Barneby Signal Corps Sumner Washington and Second Lieutenant Kenneth P Colbert U S Marines Orange New Jersey were fatally injured in an airplane crash where they served as pilot and observer They died during the night and were later decorated with the Croix De Guerre with the Palm for valor shown in prior flights including Leichprey on April 20 under heavy fire and adverse weather.
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War Department
Pershing
Walter W. Barneby
Signal Corps
Sumner
Wash
Kenneth P. Colbert
U.S. Marines
Orange
N. J
Leicheprey
Athens Boys Impress Cartoonist At Camp Hancock
Shafer in the Cincinnati Post depicts Ohio boys at Camp Hancock singing There a Long Long Trial in a festival scene. Russell Martin and Glenn Griffin of Athens are shown prominently in the chorus near the YMCA hut, both noted University of Georgia alumni.
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Cincinnati Post
Shafer
Ohio
Camp Hancock
Georgia
Russel Martin
Athens
Glenn Griffin
Ohio University
Walter Downing
Roger Williams
Dale Jones
George Besser
Committee to Meet Athens County W T U semiannual session
The executive committee of Athens County W T U will hold its semi annual meeting next Tuesday May 28 at the Presbyterian church in Athens. Two sessions are scheduled at 9 30 A M and 1 P M Urgent request for all members to be present Mrs Mary P Hollett County Pres
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Athens County
Athens High Beats Zanesville High in 8 to 6 Tilt
A telegram reports Athens High remains undefeated after a 8 to 6 victory over Zanesville High. Old Field struck out seventeen batters in the game.
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Athens High
Zanesville High
Oldfield
Zanesville
Zanesville High School
Burton Park
Miller
Z. H
Banks
Conners
Walter
Fitz
Pete
Jackson
Prouty
Shrake
Wilson
Foraker
Lockhart
Littler
Cody
Rf Oldfield
P Esreeee
Onsen
United States to Fight Alongside Italy on Its Front
Secretary of War Baker announced in a May 24 address that American infantry machine gun units and artillery will soon fight shoulder to shoulder with Italian forces on the front.
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New Front
New York
Baker
Italy
Memorial Day Observances in Athens
Rev R G Bowden to preach a Memorial Sermon to the G A R Post and W R at Central Avenue M E church tomorrow at 10 16 A M Dr C M Hollett to speak at the cemetery on Decoration Day May 30 There should be unusual interest this year in memorial services.
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R. G. Bowden
G. A. R. Post
W. R
Central Avenue M. EB
C. M. Hollett
Clyde Hill to conduct drug store in Logan
Clyde Hill will leave early next week to Logan where he has bought an interest in the McManigal Kreig Drug Company. Mr. McManigal will retire and Mr. Kreig will depart in the current draft quota of Hocking county, leaving Hill in charge. Hill is a registered pharmacist and plans to move with Mrs. Hill to Logan.
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Clyde Hill
Cline Pharmacy Company
Logan
McManigal
Kreig Drug Company
Kreig
Hocking County
Mr. Hill
Athena
Hill
Dodd and Stevenson Hanged After Poison Delays
Dallas June 24 Leonard Dodd and Walter Stevenson were executed for the 1917 assault on a young woman. Dodd ingested poison during religious services but doctors revived him and he died after the sentence was carried out.
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Dallas
Tex
Leonard Dodd
Walter Stevenson
Dodd
Jody's Markets Baltimore Produce Prices
Butter and creamery quoted at 45 to 46 cents a pound for fancy, 43 to 44 cents for choice, 41 to 42 cents for good. Eggs steady across Maryland and nearby regions at 33 cents a dozen for firsts, with 33 cents in western Ohio and 32 to 33 cents in southern markets.
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Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Southern
Poultry and eggs price listing notes
Egnes steady prime firsts 80 1-2c per dozen, firet 29 1-2c, ordinary firsts 27 1-2c, second 27c. Live Poultry firm with fowls 24c per pound and over 4 pounds 24c, under 4 pounds 24c, broilers under 2 pounds 46 60c, fryers 30c, roosters 18 1-2c.
Union Stock Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago union stock market reports hogs receipts mixed and butchers with varied bid ranges. Heavy and light hogs traded with prices from 15.00 to 17.60. Cattle receipts include 600 calves at 4.00 to 14.60, and sheep receipts near 5000 with native western lambs and ewes priced between 9.75 and 17.00.
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Union Stock Market
Chicago
Lambe
Western
Ewes
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report May 25 Prices Steady
Cincinnati market summary shows cattle receipts 410 with shippers paying 11.00 to 17.00, calves steady up to 14.50, hogs receipts 3600 with good packers and butchers at 17.65, sheep 249 with an extra noted.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Stock Market Report May 26 Market Unchanged
Cattle receipts not quoted and veal calves bring 15.00 to 15.60 as sheep and lambs hold steady. Hog receipts 26 cars show a market drop with Prime Heavy 17.65 to 17.76, heavies 18.40 to 18.45, mediums 14.25 to 19.00, light Yorkers 15.40 to 18.45, roughs 15.00 to 15.50, and stags 12.00 to 12.75.
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Pittsburg
Toledo Grain Market Closing Prices May 26
Toledo Ohio May 26 closing prices list cash corn at 1.55 oats 0.765 rye 2.00 clover 18.26 oct 14.20 alsuke 15.25 timothy 3.70 sept 14.40 oct 3.97 1-2 dec 4.10 march 4.15
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Toledo
Alsuke
Timothy
Chicago Grain Market Report May Prices
Chicago commodities update shows corn for June at 1.37 and July at 1.39 and a May oats price of 75 cents with June 71 and July 66. Pork futures trade May and July at 48.50.
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Chicago
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Ray Copeland
Camp Perry
Lieut
Mrs. Copeland
Stewart
Alma Moore
McConnelsville
McConnelsville-Malta
Sewing Club
Harry Cakenougher
Athens Book and News
Grant Hospital
W. D. Shingler
Mineral
Luella Wiese
West Union Street
Lorena King
Youngstown
Merle Danford
Trimble
Messenger
Milady
United Press
France
Athens Hi
Sauter
Phonograph
Depot
Hase
THE
Lostro Auto Sales CO
Jody's Markets
Baltimore
Cincinnati Produce
American Dry Cleaning and Laundry Co
Second Street
Bardin Brothers Co
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