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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1918

Page

5

Social News From Columbus and Nearby Towns

Mr. John C. Hewitt visits Columbus on business. Mrs. R. C. Munn goes to Columbus to visit daughter Mrs. L. Logan. Mrs. L. C. Browne returns from two weeks in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. A. Snow. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunter depart for Detroit to spend the summer with Mr. H. J. Brown and son. Mrs. E. M. Briley of Detroit visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Snedden on University Terrace. Joe Gillespie of Camp Sherman is in Athens for the funeral of his sister in law Mrs. John Gillespie.

John C. Hewitt Columbus R. C. Munn L. Logan H. H. Hunter Detroit Mich H. JF. Brown and Son E. M. Briley Detroit. Mich John Snedden University Terrace Joe Gillespie Camp Sherman Athens John Gillespie

Social visits span counties and states this Sunday

Derrel Moore visits his Camp Sherman family in Chillicothe as Nelsonville and Smith Street households host guests. Several locals welcome relatives from New York City, Camp Meade, Albany and Dayton while others report influenza recoveries and upcoming moves, including a Cleveland law career and Navy calls.

Army Medical Corps captain from the area

Dr. Kom, born in Athens and son of A. W. Ullom, has received his commission as captain in the Army Medical Corps. Mrs. James Foraker learns of the death of her nephew Earl Hankinson in Crooksville, who died in France on October 8 from pneumonia while with the 84th Division. Misses Della and Virgene McDaniel returned to Columbus after visiting here. they will work at Scioto Rubber Co. Miss Selah Burke will stay with them briefly.

America War Board Congress Roosevelt Army Medical Corps Dr. Kom Athens A. W. Ullom James Foraker Earl Hankinson Crooksville France Young Mankinson 84Th Camp Sherman Della Virgene McDaniel Columbus Scioto Rubber Co Selah Burke

Draft Board In Athens County Announces Mobilization Orders

The Athens County draft board lists calls for one white man to Akron for rubber worker instruction on November 15 and six white men to Cincinnati for auto topographical draftsman and computer training. Fourteen white men are set for Camp Sherman from November 16. Volunteers for the Mator Transport Corps are invited from Class One A, with overseas deployment in ninety days.

Athens County Akron University of Akron University of Cincinnati Camp Sherman Chillicothe Secretary of War Mator Transport Corps

Local doctors say influenza epidemic subsiding in Athens area

Doctors report influenza pneumonia cases waning as new infections drop and recovery improves at State Hospital. Two deaths occurred among hospital patients yesterday. Clarence Penrod and Fred George died of bronchial pneumonia. Infections and fatalities tracked from Friday to Sunday show modest gains and continued spread in surrounding townships.

Beam Silberstein Fordyce Clarence Penrod Carbondale Fred George Ironton George Athens City Luhrig The Plains Sugar Creek Millfield Canaanville Charles Cain New Lexington Newsom Walburno

Epidemic calm in Jacksonville while Modoc fears grow

Reports from Dr Von Scheele indicate Jacksonville is largely over the flu epidemic though Modoc faces ongoing cases and Glouster experiences a budding threat. Mayor Williams will convene a board of health meeting to decide on lifting closing orders if safe.

Jacksonville von Scheele Modoc Williams Board of Health State Board of Health

Practical Home Defense Apron Pattern for Dust and Soil

Practical equipment guidance describes an apron pattern for home use to shield against dust and soil. The text lists suitable materials, notes a lightweight cut for warm days, and provides sizing from Small to Extra Large with fabric yardage. A pattern illustrated can be mailed for 10 cents or stamps.

Local Candidate Faces Voter Critique in Columbus Bid

Voters voice mixed views on Haich and rival Bert M. Thompson in a heated primary scene. Quotes from Nel sonville rally and county figures reveal distrust of experience, policy clarity, and loyalty to leadership while urging voter support for Thompson on election day.

Keenan Recognized as Labor's Friend in Local Contest

Placards for Emmett Keenan's candidacy were torn down by the Hocking Mining Company near Carbondale Ohio and replaced with an ad for Worsell. The notice questions if a labor ally can protect individual rights against corporate power and urges voting for Keenan.

Keenan Common Pleas Hocking Mining Company Carbondale Ohio C. D. Hopkins Worstell Koons Laborer Woratell Democratic Hugh Gormley Frank Lowther

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gompers A. H. Krom American Association of Engineers Chicago Waar Athens County Day Federation Utchinson Tickney Derrel Moore Camp Sherman Chillicothe Mrs. C. O. Moore Thomas Spencer Nelsonville Charles Newman Smith Street Edith Woodruff Herbert Roach Darrell Sams Camp Meade Ray Richey Sams Leonard Bostwick New York City Mrs. Bostwick Nettie Hanninger D. C. Cornwell Glen Ridge N. J E. V. Tuttle Riley McDaniel Guysville Newton Russell Trimble Charles Wood Lenna McDaniel Frank Bolton Albany William Ernest Bolton Ohio State University Midna Sprague Navy Norfolk Harriet Sprague Edith Carpenter Navy Mobilization Parkersburg W. Va W. A. Carpenter F. S. Coultrap Manning Coultrap W. KE. Long Stanton Coultrap Long Dayton James P. Wood Cleveland Tolles, Hogsett, Gina Morley Wood J. T. Ullom Germantown Mr. Voter Hunland England Italy Belgium Soldier Boys James M. Cox Athens County Democratic Executive Committee Chimn Secy Poors Man’s Union Club Athens County Dry Federation Isdom Boy Scouts of Glouster Bove Helen Crawford Red Cross R. Kimble Mrs. & Atlas Mary Palmer Frank Palmer Haich Hen” Hatch Progress Coolville Phillip Nolan Athena County Lou J. Beauchamp Bert M. Thompson Federation Emmett Keenan Democrats Israel M. Foster Batee Church Alexander Township McCormick Syracuse U. S Herbert Downey Geo. B. Allen Lostro Willys Jack Little ING Ket Price Marmon Chalmers Madagascar North Carolina Avetane Rand Turkey F. C. Stedman Co Athens, Ohio William C. Thornton Trade and Labor Assembly Denver W. M. Howard O. C. Howard Denver Labor Bulletin Garfield National Coal Coal Association Drv Federation
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