Social Literary Club entertains members and discusses federation program
The Social Literary Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Henry A Hatch s home with Mrs W E Moler reporting on the Twenty Third Annual Convention of the Ohio Federation of Women s Clubs in Coshocton October 14 week. Miss Mary Noss of Ohio University highlighted the afternoon music and Mrs Fred McKay led the literary program. Members collected cookies and apples for Camp Sherman and will meet December 3 at Mrs M M Kerr s home.
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Henry A. Hatch
Clarence Roach
W. E. Moler
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Coshoct
Ohio
Percy Pennybacker
Mary Noss
Ohio University
Fred McKay
Court Times
Louis XVI
W. EB. Peters
Henry Cotner
Robert Lewis
Frances Hatch
M. J. Walsh
John Hay
Lincoln
Oley Speaks
Camp Sherman
Kerr
M. M. Kerr
West Washington Street
Milks Emulsion touted as cure for stomach and bowels
An advertisement claims Milks Emulsion ends constipation and stomach trouble, replacing harsh physic pills. It features a testimonial from Mrs Mary Widner of Sioux City Iowa praising improved appetite digestion and regular bowels after using the product and promises a money back guarantee. Sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville Terre Haute Indiana.
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Mary Widner
S. Court St
Sioux City
Iowa
Widney
Terre Haute
Ind
Cline Pharmacy Co
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Higley Study Club Attends Wednesday Meeting
Mrs. E. C. Bibbee hosted the Higley Study Club in East State street with musical previews by Mrs. J B Swanson and Mrs Hallie Woods. Members discussed the current Literary Digest and Y M C A religion, plan a Thanksgiving cookie and apple drive for Camp Sherman, and adjourned after a general discussion led by Mrs. Treadley.
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Higley Club
E. C. Bibbee
Higley
East State Street
J.B. Swanson
Bibbee
Hallie Woods
George Junod
Whittier
Andrew Murphy
Treadley
W. L. Gard
Germany
George Walker
Pythian Sisters Set Friday Meeting in Local Notice
Mrs G D Read returns to Zaleski. Miss Helen Walker visits Lancaster with Ballard family. Mr J W Woodard recovering from influenza, still ill. An important meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held Friday at 7 30 PM with expected good attendance.
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Helen Walker
Lancaster
Ballard
Pythian Sisters
Bestred
Mrs Phillips Rose Heads to Marietta Visit
Mrs Phillips Rose of New York City visits her mother in law Mrs E T Rose and travels to Marietta. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M E Church will meet in the church parlors Friday at 2 o clock.
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Phillips Rose
New York City
E. T. Rose Hee
Marietta
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Firstm. E. Church
Tulsa Social Visitor Plans Marietta Visit
Miss Mildred Finch of Tulsa formerly of Logan is Wednesday guest of Miss Florence Carter while en route to Marietta to visit relatives. Mrs. Fred Pontius of Groveport arrives for a few days with grandmother Mrs. Mary V. Cook. Pontius was formerly Miss Frances Cook.
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Mildred Finch
Tulsa
Okla
Logan
Florence Carr
Marietta
Fred Pontius
Groveport
Mary V. Cook
Pontius
Frances Cook
Ohio wounded to be sent to West Baden hospital
Wounded soldiers from Indiana Ohio Illinois Missouri and Michigan will be admitted to the United States Army hospital at West Baden for further treatment unless their injuries require special care not available locally. Medical corps officers announced preparations to handle 1400 patients as the first arrivals were received Saturday night.
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Ohio
West Baden
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
United States Army
Wear Them Heavier Advice to Women in Cleveland
Fuel administration men urge Cleveland women to wear heavier undergarments to conserve heat as Lacy garments are too cold for buildings. They call for patriotic sacrifice in daily dress to help preserve fuel during shortages.
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Cleveland, O
Fuel Administration
Cleveland
Local Boards Recruit Laborers Across Communities
Washington report details how 100 local boards oversee labor recruitment under the war employment service. Community boards coordinate transfers from nonessential to essential jobs and safeguard national interests while allowing public opinion to discipline employers. Women on boards have full voting power.
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Washington
U. S. Employment Service
Community Labor Boards
Students pledge vast war fund at O U meeting
At Ewing Hall yesterday O U students promised 3 372 775 toward the United War Work fund. Dean Voigt led the drive with Frank Speck Prof Gill and Dr Ellis backing the effort. S N T C and S A T C members contributed about five dollars per man and Voigt set a goal of forty five thousand dollars with more to come in February.
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O. U
Ewing Hall
United War Work Fund
United States
YO. U
Dean Voigt
Athens County Farm Bureau outlines postwar agricultural plan
The Farm Bureau emphasizes a businesslike, organized county program with aims in dog regulation, marketing, soil and crop improvement, truck crops, orchard work, livestock sites, home utilities, farm bookkeeping, and Boys and Girls Club work. Twelve southeastern Ohio counties already have Farm Bureaus and Athens County plans include a dedicated agent for youth programs.
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Far Bureau
Ohio
Athens County Farm Bureau
Flu outbreak keeps schools closed in Orbiston area
Bailey R and Mrs John Matthew of Orbiston visit John Sullivan family. Earl Smart’s relatives recover from flu. Gordon and Max McKee traveled to Buchtel last Tuesday. Delia Simons and sons visit Greens Run. Irene Kasler extends visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Favenor. Harlan and Tewele Kasler sick with flu, parents recovering. Mildred McWhee visited friends last week. Mrs John Sullivan ill but improving. Mrs Hattie Kasler visits Grace Rush at New Straitsville. Sarah Stalder and granddaughter visit William Favenor’s.
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John Matthew
Orbiston
Freda
John Sullivan
Earl Smart
Gordon
Max McKee
Buchtel
Delia Simons
Sons
Greens Run
William Eavenor
Irene Kasler
William Favenor
Little Harlan
Tewelle Kasler
John Kasler
Mildred McWhee
Hattie Kmasler
Grace Rush
New Straitsville
Sarah Stalder
Cincinnati Produce Dgs Market Summary
Today’s markets show firm, prime firsts at 62 cents per dozen, frata 59 and a half, ordinary firsts 61. Live poultry remains steady with fowls over five pounds 28 cents, broilers two pounds and under 26 cents, turkeys hens eight pounds plus 27 cents and toms twelve pounds plus 27 cents, geese full feathered 20 cents, guineas old four dollars, young six dollars.
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Cinginnati
Pittsburg Cattle and Sheep Market Report
Cattle market unchanged at Pittsburg with mixed receipts of 20 cars. Sheep and lambs steady with prime heavy at $18.00, mediums $18.00 to $18.26, light yorkers $16.50 to $16.75, pigs $16.25, roughs $14.00 to $16.80, stays $11.00 to $12.50.
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Ings
Cincinnati Cattle Market Receipts And Prices
Cattle receipts 1800 with shippers unchanged. Calves extra 18.00 to 18.25 dollars. Hogs receipts 650 with good choice packers and butchers 170 dollars. Sheep extra unchanged. Lambs extra 14.00 dollars. Market dated Cincinnati Ohio November 21.
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Cincinnati
Grain price quotes posted from Toledo market
Closing on Toledo grain shows cash corn at 1.45 dollars, oats at 77 cents, rye at 1.66 dollars, clover futures with Nov 25.60 and Dec 25.65, Jan 25.85, Feb 26.06, alsike Nov 19.70 Dec 19.85 March 20.25, timothy new and old 6.25, Dec 5.30 and Jan 5.40.
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Toledo
Grain futures report from Chicago market
Chicago grain prices are listed for November and December contracts with soybeans oats and park figures. Corn futures show November at 1.31 and December at 1.29 percent for a Chicago market update. Oats and park close values are provided for the same period and months.
Scouts Meeting and Games Schedule for Troop Two
Scouts of Troop Two meet at 6:30 PM at the Presbyterian Church then move to the Armory for games at 7:00 PM. Full uniform required. bring gym shoes for Armory floor activities.
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Presbyterian Church
Californian invents reel-assist device for big fish
A California inventor creates an attachment that uses a motorcycle engine to reel in a fisherman's line when a large fish bites. The device combines motorcycle power with fishing tackle to automate line retrieval during heavy catches.
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California
New League Advocates Whipping as Child Discipline
London reports a controversial Corporal Correction league promoting whipping as a science for naughty children. Mothers are invited to join, with free membership cards and mottoes praising corporal punishment as a method to calm homes and reduce worries, while cautioning against head hits and urging calm, aged to 14 years.
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London
England
League
The
Charles Lamb
King Herrod
Holland pushes beechnut oil drive to lift edible oils
The government aims to expand domestic production of edible oils by leveraging the beechnut crop, which exceeds 2000 metric tons each year, to boost local supply and reduce imports.
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Holland
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Park
NEW League
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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