Athens Social News Highlights Local Arrivals and Departures
Mr. Alonzo Palmer travels to Parksburg to join his wife visiting there. Mrs. L. E. Coleman departs for Columbus as guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Strahl. Miss Vera Howard leaves for Norfolk to join navy service. Several residents are visiting or hosting relatives, with others traveling for work or bereavement.
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Mr. Alonzo Palmer
Parksburg
L. E. Coleman
Columbus
Mrs
C. L. Strahl
Vera Howard
Navy
Norfolk
Miss Howard
Alexander Howard
France
Lawrence Marble
Great Lakes Training Camp
Dr Parker's Treatment Praised By Ohio Captain
Captain J H Riggs of Athens Ohio credits Dr Parker's Treatment with ending a severe bout of indigestion and constipation. He describes weight loss from 150 to 107 pounds, rapid recovery after first dose, and a final weight of 140 pounds. He urges others to try the remedy and mentions Cline's Pharmacy as a local supplier.
Discharge of Bankrupt Charles V Currman Hearing Date Set
In pursuance of the order of Hon John BE later Judge of the District Court of Southern District of Ohio creditors are notified a hearing will be held before said court at Columbia Ohio on his petition for discharge in bankruptcy on December 18 1918 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. B FE DILLEY Clerk GEO WW ROSE Attorney. 11-8-20tw
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District Court of Southern District of
Ohio
Charles V. Currman
Columbia
B. FE. Dilley
Geo
Rose
Post cards show German emperor on the move in Munich
A traveler arriving from Munich reports postcard images depicting the German emperor with a silk hat and hand bag en route to a railroad station. The cards are on sale in Munich, described by the visitor.
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Rerre
Munich
Republicans Stand by War in Columbus Address
The Columbus speech argues Republicans will win the war now and seek a peace that honors American rights. It contrasts Republican support for the President and war measures with Democratic opposition, naming lawmakers and voting tallies. Governor Cox received a War Department telegram noting Ohio troops under Farnsworth fought southwest of Ghent with light losses.
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Frank B. Willis
Republican Party
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House
Dent
Alabama
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California
Kitchen
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Germany
Cox
Baker
Ohio
Farnsworth
Ghent
Ohio National Guard
Saving is Winning the War Message Continues
A public notice urges citizens to keep saving money as a wartime discipline. It emphasizes personal thrift as essential support for national efforts and economic stability during conflict.
Church Plans 5 Million Relief Fund for Postwar Work
The Methodist Episcopal church board of foreign missions allocates five million dollars for postwar reconstruction. Bishop W F Andrews and Dr B M Tipple will supervise European relief, focusing on Methodist colleges and scholarships for veterans and families of the fallen or wounded. The plan emphasizes aiding those who served in the war as the nation faces the next 25 years.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. Andrews
Cincinnati
B. M. Tipple
American Methodist College
Rome
Methodist Colleges
T. 8. Henderson
Plains News Highlights and Local Socials
Lieut L D Nelson leaves for Camp Oglethorpe Ga and doctors mourn his loss to the community. Nurses and townsfolk report ten new pneumonia cases and a worsening influenza epidemic as the public grows discouraged. Various visits follow including Miss Mathe Grimes and Miss Emmie Burdette. residents host and travel to Athens Logan Nelsonville and Pomeroy. An English city experiments with electric streetcar kitchens serving meals en route.
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L. D. Nelson
Camp Oglethorpe, Ga
Nelson
Mathe Grimes
Athens
Agnes Davie
Charley Thompson
Camp Sherman
Clarence Mace
Nelsonville
Emmie Burdette
Frank Smith
Agnes Davis
Adams
This Place
Logan
Floyd Whitlatch
Mae Terrell
Columbus
Pat Moore
John Posten
Levi West
Leslie Coon
Famiy
Pomeroy
Dyer Mitchell
Flood Wood
J. W. Hawk
Will Channell
Don and
Charles
Sadie Lyons
Englis
Allies to anchor off Constantinople Saturday
London reports the allied fleets will anchor off St. Sophia in Constantinople on Saturday, according to information received in London tonight.
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Constantinople
London
St. Sophia
Minnesota faces defeat as Florida approves statewide prohibition
In St Paul on November 7 the statewide prohibition amendment appears to be beaten in Minnesota with lighter returns than the total vote. In Jacksonville Florida on November 7 virtually complete returns show the state voting two to one for statewide prohibition, effective January 1 next.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Toledo and Cincinnati Markets Mixed with Grain and Livestock Data
Toledo grain prices list cash Corn 1.28 Oats 72 73 Barley 98 Clover 24 49 Al sile 15.99 Timothy 5.05. Cincinnati cattle and hog totals with receipts and price ranges for calves sheep lambs and hogs across markets. Pittsburgh reports cattle and hog pricing with prime and common ranges and various livestock classifications.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cattla
Rocopia
Lamba
Mary Pickford Ordered to Pay Agent $108 338
New York November 7 Mary Pickford the film star must pay agent Mrs Cora Corrington Wilkenling 108338 after a supreme court jury found in the suit she brought against the actress that the literary and theatrical agent helped secure an advance of 10009 weekly with a yearly bonus of 160000.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Moving Picture Star
Cora Corrington Wilkenling
Wilkenling
Miss Pickford
New War Savings Stamps To Be Blue Portrait of Franklin
Secretary McAdoo announced the 1919 war savings stamps will be blue instead of green and will bear a Benjamin Franklin portrait. Thrift stamps and thrift cards remain in use and exchangeable for five dollar war savings stamps. The 1919 series matures January 1, 1924.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
McAdoo
Pile Sufferers Told of Internal Cure Claim
An Ohio chemist promotes Miro Pile Remedy as a home treatment capable of curing internal and external piles within three to ten days. The sensational claim includes a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist distribution, with separate ointment for itching piles.
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Miro
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