Social News Highlights From Athens area
Mrs. Alonzo Palmer visits Parkersburg for a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs W D Smith. Mr Tedrow of Nelsonville and Mrs Cross host relatives for Sunday. Mrs Raymond Banfield and Zoe Ellen of Columbus visit Mrs S G Stonecipher. Mrs Clyde W Rowell leaves Frost for Norfolk to join her Navy husband. Dr and Mrs Frederick Blankner head to Portsmouth after months here. Marion Bean of Forrest City ends visit with Davis in Athens and heads to South Carolina. Carman Church arrives safe overseas. his parents are Mr and Mrs EB Church. Mrs Z L Henry of 96 E State St learns her husband Lt Col Z L Henry leads Ft Bliss Base Hospital. Charles H Townsend returns to Norfolk to vote and plans winter at the old homestead. Mrs C C Cray of Guysville and her daughter Helen of Columbus visit Athens. Dr E D Stanley of Albany receives captaincy and heads to Fort Oglethorpe. Eleanor and Alice Phillips with Mary and Helen Peoples and others visit W R Phillips' Amearville country home. chaperon Mrs B Roush. Russell Fuller in naval aviation visits Athens relatives en route to Cincinnati and Akron for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor and
Alice Phillips
Mary and
Helen Peoples
Doris Henry
Ruth Foster
W. R. Phillips
Amearville
Mrs. B. Roush
Russell Fuller
Naval Aviation
Bureau of Steam and Gas Engineering
Washington, D. C
Lillian Fuller
Athens
Cincinnati
Akron
Caldwell Family Ties Highlight Local Notes
Lieut. J. H. Caldwell of Washington, D. C. traveled through town en route to Galveston with the ninth regiment of Neg. Mrs. Caldwell will remain and take work in the library. Dr. Caldwell is son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell of Guysville. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cline left for Alliance to spend the winter. They will visit Mrs. ...
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J. H. Caldwell
Washington, D. C
Galveston
Texas
W. B. Cline
Alliance
Cline Family On Hold Amid Illness And Career Change
Mrs. Kate C. Brown and Mrs. B. W. Jones visit Salem as Mr. Cline recovers from influenza. He plans to take a job as an auto mechanic after recovery. In other notes, British scientists preserve soap bubbles intact for over a month.
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Cline
Kate C. Brown
Mr. Cline
B. W. Jones
Salem
Reading Surprises Librarians as Army Books Expand
Over a million books shipped by the American Library Association reach American Expeditionary Force in France. The effort funds 3.5 million dollars for allied welfare, with Paris to host a central 10 000 volume reference library for soldiers in France.
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Washington
American Library Association
United War Work Campaign
France
Paris
America
Europe
Milton
Netory
O. Henry
Rocky Mountains
Robert W. Service
Rudyard Kipling
Solis Ivory in the Army at Vancouver Barracks
A misinterpreted order by a sentry at Vancouver Barracks Washington nearly led to the wounding of an officer. The sentry claimed three halts then fire if unanswered and learned the rule did not require killing after meeting the intruder.
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Vancouver
Enid
Ald
Reichstag Support for Kaiser Reported as Abdication Refusal
An emmi official Wolff Agency brief to Switzerland relayed to diplomats says the Kaiser has Reichstag backing to refuse abdication. Berlin Vorwaerts proclaims a large German strike to enforce peace, urging workers to refrain from halting industry. Diplomatic ties between Germany and Bolshevik broken off as of Basle advices. British forces in Flanders seize a German order demanding decisive battles and defense of Lys and Herman Lines.
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United Press
Washington
Reichstag
Wolff Agency
Switzerland
Amsterdam
Germany
Berlin
London
Flanders
Germans Fear Bolshevik Danger in Germany
Amsterdam dispatch reports that the German press shows growing alarm at Bolshevik influence and the Bolshevik danger affecting Germany.
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Fea
Bolsheviki
Amsterdam
Germany
German Ships Seized in Chilean Harbors
Buenos Aires reports on November 5 that the Chilean government has seized all German mercantile vessels that were exporting to or entering Chilean harbors. The action affects ships linked to Germany during wartime.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Report 27 Killed in Allied Air Raid
An official telegram from Cologne says 27 persons were killed and 35 injured in an Allied aerial attack on Iown, 14 miles southeast of Cologne.
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Amsterdam
Cologne
Iown
War record holder in Pittsburgh woman with large army family
Mrs. B. Goldstein of Pittsburgh, a member of the Zionist Organization of America, is reported to have a war record. She counts ten grandsons and one great grandson serving in the English army and eight grandsons and one great grandson in the U S army.
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Pittsburgh
B. Goldstein
Zionist Organizations of America
Want Hubby in the Army from Watsonville Wife
Mrs Mary Hainey of Watsonville California asks army recruiting in San Francisco to enlist her 47 year old husband as a cook near the front. She requests examination options and promises immediate travel if possible.
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San Francisco
Mary Hainey
Watsonville
Cal
Army
Color restoration beauty art grows during wartime
London reports a rise in gray haired young women as war ages appearance. Hairdressers have developed color restoration, promising to return natural color permanently at high cost but with noticeable impact. The practice claims to reverse about ten years of age from the wearer’s looks.
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Camouflage Corps
London
G O P Leads In First Count Of Today's Vote At Kansas City
Initial returns from Kansas City show Governor Capper leading for Senate with 217 votes to 87 for Democrat William Thompson. Incumbent Dan R Anthony leads in the First District with 78 to 22 for Frank E Whitney. Henry J Allen leads for governor 280 to 48 over Jed W Landon. In Brockton Massachusetts Weeks tops Walsh 110 to 60. Coolidge 176 to 49 for governor.
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Peka
Kans
Capper
Senate
William Thompson
Dan R. Anthony
Frank BE. Whitney
Henry J. Allen
Jed W Landon
Kansas
Brockton
Mass
Uorwell
Towa
Walsh
Thomas Lawson
Big Business
Coolidge
Long
Limited Men Called by Order of Today
Crowder calls 18,800 men for limited service. Voluntary induction continues until November 20 with entrainment between November 26 and 27. Ohio's quota set at 676 as fighting prospects remain active.
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Crowder
Ohio
Local Social News From White Hall Area
Mr and Mrs A A Niggemeyer and son John visited Chauncey Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ployd Nye and family. Emmett Radford of Camp Sherman spent a few days with his parents. Graves of Athena visited Homer Graves and family. Elsia Fraley visited friends at Nelsonville. Moore family at Camp Sherman visited Ray. Two Athena county youths promoted to corporal. Kenney family of Pleasant Valley visited G B Tribe. Litha Chalfant visited G L Fill family. Van Den Broek visiting her parents Hig hne. Mary Elizabeth Hughes of Athens spent time with Herbert Moore. Abe Tewksbury visited Charles Tewksbury. A metal hinged hot water bottle is noted as European invention.
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A. A. Niggemeyer
John
Cyrus Higgins
Chauncey
Mra. Ployd Nye
Emmett Radford
Camp Sherman
G. L. Fill
BE. A van den Broek
Athena
C M. Highne
Mary Elizeabeth Hughes
Athens
Herbert Moore
Abe Tewksbury
Near Albany
Charles Tewksbury
Rose Pastor Stokes Released On Eight Thousand Bond
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes a Socialist arrested last night for illegal registration was freed today on an eight thousand dollar bond in New York City. The case centers on her registration status and political views amid ongoing party activity.
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New York
Mra. Rose Pastor Stokes
Regain Gold Stolen by the Bolshevik
New York reports the Russian government says 800,000,900 rubles of treasury gold, taken from Petrograd, were recovered at Kazan by the Omsk government. A Russian information official cited the recovery as a basis for reorganization plans, noting the gold had been moved by Bolsheviks after 1917.
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New York
Petrograd
Kazan
Omak
Russia
A. J. Sack
Russian Information Bureau
Washington
Kagan
Bamara
Omsk
Jones raid for Red Cross raises $400 in Morgantown sale
Coolville resident B Jones learned of a Morgantown Red Cross sale where his father Josephus Jones donated ten crates of apples and fifty pumpkins. The auction raised nearly $400 for the Red Cross with a pumpkin bringing $8.88 and total farm goods selling for substantial sums as part of the patriotic effort.
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Coolville
Jones
Red Cross
Morgantown
W. Va
Josephus Jones
Ohio towns report flu improvement guiding easing of ban
Reports from Ohio communities show improvement in influenza conditions and suggest public gathering restrictions may soon be eased. Authorities note declining case counts and rising recoveries across several counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
State health officials urge cautious reopening across state
The state health department expresses optimism but cautions residents to go slow before removing restrictions. Theresa echoes the warning, advising patience to avoid precipitate bar-down actions and potential setbacks.
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State Health Department
Theresa
Hay Market Prices in Columbus Market Summary
In Hay Market at Columbus on November 4 prices shown for timothy and clover mixes. No 1 timothy baled 30.50, No 2 timothy 80.60, No 2 timothy 28.50, No 1 clover mixed 26, data straw 10.50, rye straw 13.00.
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Columbus
Timothy
Carbur Area Features Electric Heater for Cold Starts
A new carbur area for low grade fuels includes an electric heater to assist starting cold engines. The device aims to improve reliability in low-temperature conditions and reduce wear during ignition.
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Z. L. Henry
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Addie
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Carl
Taylor
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W. B Withersoor
Settle
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Philadelphia
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