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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

3

For Sale or Rent A Six Roomed House

A six roomed house is for sale or rent at 893 High Street. J C McCarty was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus for treatment this week. Valley Lodge K of P initiated a large class of candidates last evening with a parade led by the Nelsonville band and escorts from Uniform Bank. Fire Chief Higgins was hosted by friends and relatives in Lancaster yesterday.

High Street J. C. McCarty Grant Hospital Columbus Valley Lodge K. of P Nelsonville Band Uniform Bank Higgins Lancaster

Raymond D Conner Dies at Age 13 after Illness

Raymond Donald Conner, 13, eldest child of Mr and Mrs John Conner of above town died Wednesday after a brief illness with peritonitis. He is survived by his parents and six brothers and sisters. Funeral services have not been arranged.

Raymond Donald Conner John Conner Above Town

Thrift Stamp Drive Continues Over Vacation Week

During school vacation the sale of Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps will be run by committees from the East Central West and High schools. Students may earn credit toward a prize by buying or selling stamps. East group includes Miss Louise Pearce Miss Bertha Howard Miss Gaynell James. Central committee lists several teachers with months noted. West group names Miss Beulah Scott and two others. High school delegate is Miss Florence Parks.

Louise Pearce Bertha Howard Gaynell James Central School Helen Sharp Bertha Graham

Memorial Day gathering for York township World War veterans

All York township World War veterans are urged to attend Memorial Day activities in Nelsonville at the K of P hall in full uniform on May 30 at 1 PM. Mrs. Ike Warner hosted St Agnes Guild members for a Wednesday evening reception with twenty guests and a luncheon.

York Township K. of P. Hall Nelsonville Ike Warner St. Agnes Guild Jno. Hall Ray Ashby Jno. Warrington Fred Powell Jas. McKee Clarence Shockley Wm. Barber Jas Wildes Geo. Hall Everett White W. H. Waltz Harry Rodda Etta Grey Mary Evans Mame Tedrow Jno. Russell Mattie Denney Lena Denney Lillian McKee Fannie Bryant

Nelsonville Blacksmith Opens Shop at Haybrow Stand

Sam Minkin announces a new blacksmith shop in the old W. J. Haybrow location offering horseshoeing woodwork and wagon repairs with 25 years experience. Prices for horseshoeing listed and customers invited to call 487 Bell for estimates and a customer list. Lost watch notice and reward noted for Doras Parks.

W. J. Haybrow Sam Minkin Nelsonville Doras Parks Washington St

Army Band Recruits Open at Camp Dix

Local recruiting office reports a request from the 50th Infantry at Camp Dix seeking musicians for the band. Openings exist for non commissioned officers in both the line and band, the letter states.

ARMY 50Th Infantry Camp Dix

Grain Experts Here Wednesday Grain Conference Set

Delegates from Athens Morgan Washington Meigs Vinton Jackson Gallia and Lawrence counties will attend a wheat grading and marketing conference in the Chamber of Commerce rooms next Wednesday June 4 instead of June 2 as stated yesterday. The program includes morning talks by OSU expert Wallace E Hanger and others plus afternoon demonstrations on grading wheat conduct of moisture testing sampling dockage weight foreign material and more under Clark Russell of the Federal Grain Inspection service and C M Eikenberry Ohio Grain Dealers Association president.

Athens Morgan Washington Meigs Vinton Jackson Gallia Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Wallace E. Hanger Ohio State University C. D. Henry Amesville E. L. Wilson New Marshfield Leo Williams F. J. Beasley William Aiken Coolville W. H. Davis State Bureau of Markets Clark Russell Division Federal Grain Inspector Indianapolis Ind C. M. Eikenberry Pres Ohio Grain Dealers Association

Troop Transport Italia Arrives in New York After Delays

Carrying 1 067 troops including 427 from the 519th field signal battalion the Italia docked in New York today. Soldiers acted as stevedores due to coal strikes delaying sailing from Gibraltar. The 319th, assembled at Camp Sherman, sailed May 18 and fought in Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel under four French armies and later with the first American army corps. Major Thomasal King led the detachment home for demobilization. Chaplain N K King of Lima praised for bravery aboard Julia Luckenbach. The 310th endured heavy losses during the Meuse Argonne drive with 300 killed and 1800 wounded.

New York 519Th Ohio Pennsylvania Marseilles Gibraltar 319Th Camp Sherman France St. Mihiel Meuse Argonne Oise- Meuse Bar- Sur-Aube Thomasal. King Leavenworth Kansas 810Th Infantry N. K. King Lima D. S.C

Villa fears delay pass of Carranza troops through U S

Fear Villa will strike Americans in Chihuahua delays state department approval for 2000 Carranza troops to cross U S soil. Rail lines in northern Mexico cut by Villa forces and Texas Arizona New Mexico governors agree to route. Officials worry timing could prevent defense of Americans if troops land at the border. Riots said to follow Mexico City strike.

Washington Villa Chihuahua State Department Mexico Texas Arizona New Mexico Mexico City

Hope for Ohio relief dies as conference fails

In Columbus on May 29, the joint conference committee failed to agree on a relief measure for near bankruptcy cities and school districts. The plan now is to accept the House version changing a key election date, assuring no relief before the November election. Governor Cox defends his certificate plan as constitutional.

Columbus Ohio Joint Conference House Cox Squires, Sanders and Dempsey Cleveland Hopple Barrett Whitemore

Navy to shrink to 100000 men without upfunds

Washington May 29 The American navy would be reduced to about 100000 sailors unless Congress authorizes more recruiting Capt Leigh acting chief of the bureau of navigation told the house naval affairs committee The present navy strength is about 176000 men and officials say the cut would hamper peacetime operations.

Washington Congress Leigh Bureau of Navigation House Naval Affairs Committee

Pleasant Surprise Birthday Party For Glenn Scott

Mrs Ed Hawk and Mrs Fred Elliott hosted a surprise party for Glenn Scott at the Scott home honoring his 17th birthday. Guests shared a sumptuous dinner, music and games, with a pink rose decorated cake presented by Mrs George Scott Jr and Mrs Sam Scott, and supper at 10. Invitations extend to a candy social at Airline church on May 31.

Ed. Hawk Fred Elliott Glenn Scott Silas Scott Albany George Scott Jr Sam Scott Scott Edith Bobo Amanda Wingett Dolores Battrell Pherice Tewksberry Alta Minear Sara Minear Frank Clark Raymond Scott Frank Elliott Cliff Ross Vaughn Ross Emmett Wingett Curtis Battrell Walter Saylor Harold Peacock Charley Rush Keith Dale Elmo Edd Hawk Walter Chester Arthur Coon S. G. Nichols Willie Nichols the Plains Oscar Knowlton Thomas Bailes Clare Dinsmoor Phil McCollum James Hocking Lawrence Ross Airline

Suffrage Vote Planned in Senate Next Tuesday

Washington dispatch reports woman suffrage to be brought to a Senate vote next Tuesday per suffrage committee chair Senator Watson. The item is slated for consideration amid ongoing agitation for voting rights.

Washington Senate Senator Watson

Air Force Wedding Flight at Ellington Field

Miss Marjorie Dumont of Cincinnati and Lieut. Robert Mead will wed in mid air at Ellington Field Houston Texas next Saturday. An army chaplain will perform the ceremony in a bombing plane with Lieut McIntosh as the bride’s escort.

Washington Marjorie Dumont Cincinnati Robert Mead Ellington Field Houston Texas Army Air Service Lieut McIntosh

Federal fates hinge on Senate action on telephone rates

Washington may see a Kellogg resolution back in Congress to return control of telephone rates. N. C. Kingsbury of Bell warned that restoring pre war rates after August 1 1918 could push many companies toward bankruptcy, though wage gains absorbed most increases. He noted a government loss of 9.6 million from operation. P. P. McKinnon urged early property return by June 30 for 11 000 independent lines.

Washington Congress N. C. Kingsbury Bell System Senate Committee Kingsbury Kellogg P. P. McKinnon United States Independent Association

Child barely avoids crash as car starts on North Court Street

A Ford sedan with a young girl aboard suddenly started on North Court Street yesterday afternoon. Quick action by bystanders halted the vehicle, preventing a potential serious accident. The incident is thought to be accidental. The piece ends with a quip about Turks and baths and a remark that no two people think alike.

North Court Street

Revival of Shade River power dam project in Ohio

Pomeroy Ohio May 29 reports revive talks of a large power dam at the mouth of Shade river. A Pittsburg firm has the sand and gravel contract for a concrete dam planned between two hills near the Ohio river. The project would span lands in Shade valley and Athens county with possible government cooperation to generate electrical power distributed widely.

Pomeroy Shade River Pittsburg Ohio River Shade Valley Athens County

Senate committees take up reconstruction issues in Washington

Washington May 29 Senate committees moved on reconstruction problems. Senator Kenyon asked the education and labor committee to review the vocational education bill for men in industry with several witnesses to be heard.

Washington Senate Kenyon Committee On Education and Labor

Senator Cummins to Hold Brief Hearings on Telegraph Return

The senator announced quick hearings on returning telegraphs and telephones to owners. The finance committee starts immediate consideration of repealing the luxury tax. The House is expected to join repeal of the daylight savings law with the agricultural bill. A shallow mind always hopes to make a deep impression.

Cummins House

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W. W. Veterans Bell Orig Bos Wy Villas NG Carranza U. S Wnhomds Coa Oram NAVY Fred Merle Crown Motor Oil Vicks Vi SOF Cotton Emmet H. Cotton the .Cash and Carry Man Detroit F. R. Beasley Glouster Nelsonville Dry Goods Company Washington Street
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