Social visitors gather for weekend calls and greetings
Miss Grace Stickney arrived from Nitro West Virginia to stay over Sunday with family. Mrs. C M Shepard of Columbus visited her mother Mrs. C H Grosvenor. Mr and Mrs BE Schloss hosted Thanksgiving guests in Nelsonville. Miss Nina Butts traveled from Columbus to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John F Butta yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stickney
Nitro
W. Va
C. M. Shepard of
Columbus
C. H. Grosvenor
Mrs. BE
Schloss
Nelsonville
Nina Butts
Ysterday
John F. Butta
P. B. Cowden
Marietta
Lucile Hill
Gallipolis
C. B. Hill
B. Phillips
Chillicothe
M. Stotts
Mrs
BE. T. Gillette
Mrs. C. T. Moore
Harry Batlett
F. L. Preston
Bartlett
Selah Burke
D. L. Auld Co
G. M. Burke
South Cemetery Street
Thanksgiving visits and travels across Marietta society
Miss Grimes visits Lancaster. Leah Robbins spends the week with Hatch sisters. many families host relatives and friends for Thanksgiving. D. A. R. adjusts sewing plans. teachers and students attend recesses and holidays. Clergy and military families connect as local society notes detail trips, arrivals, and farewells.
Liberty fuel touted as cheaper War Dept invention
Washington reports that War Department officers have created a new "Liberty fuel" vastly cheaper than gasoline with multiple advantages. In Morristown Tennessee William G McAdoo told admirers he would not seek the presidency if asked, expressing thanks but declining the run for the nation’s top office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liberty
War Department
Morristown Tenn
William G. McAdoo
United States
Allied squadron to meet Wilson convoy at sea
Plans are under way for an allied squadron to intercept President Wilson's convoy in mid ocean and escort him to Brest. The move aims to ensure safe passage across the Atlantic during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
London
President Wilson
Mid Ocean
Brest
Demobilization Increases At Camp Sherman
Five hundred more Camp Sherman soldiers were discharged and left the camp for home at 1 PM. Orders for demobilizing the 95th Division, as yet unaffected by present orders, are expected any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Camp Sherman
95Th
Michael Crow Dies at 52 in Londondery Funeral Held
Michael Crow aged 52 died at his brother George Crow’s home in Londondery on Tuesday from dropsy. His remains were sent to Mineral to his sister Mrs. Sarah Addis. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning. Burial was in Bethel cemetery. He is survived by six brothers John George Fisher William Elmer and Emory and one sister Mrs. Sarah Addis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crow
New Marshfield
George Crow
Londondery
Sarah Addis
Bethel Cemetery
John
George
Fisher
William
Elmer
Emory
Ruth Irene Cook Dies of Influenza in New Marshfield
Ruth Irene Cook one year old child of Mr. and Mrs. George Cook died at their Carbondale area home Wednesday morning from influenza. Survived by two sisters and parents. Funeral held yesterday at 2 PM at the residence with burial in New Marshfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Irene Cook
New Marshfield
Ruth Irene
George Cook
Carbondale
Death of Anna McGrath at 26 in Carsey Town
Anna McGrath wife of Aaron Mc Grath died last evening at their home in Carsey Town of influenza aged 26. She leaves her husband and four small children. Mr McGrath is a farmer. Funeral arrangements have not been made. She was the daughter of John McClain near Athens. The family home for many years was in Mason County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McGrath
Aaron McGrath
Carsey Town
Mr. McGrath
John McClain
Athens
Mason County
W. Va
Victoria Gandee Dies of Pneumonia After Flu
Victoria Gandee aged 18 died yesterday morning at 11 at her Sugar Creek home after influenza followed by pneumonia. She will be buried at Haga Chapel Saturday morning at 10 30. Funeral services will be held there. The deceased had been married only a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Gandee
Sugar Creek
Haga Chapel
Mrs R K Bushong Former Athens Nurse Dies at Home
Mrs R K Bushong wife of Dr Bushong medical staff at Athens State Hospital and head of Dayton hospital died this morning at the family home after two weeks illness with bronchial pneumonia following influenza. She is survived by her husband two children Florence five and Robert two and four sisters and two brothers and her mother. She was a former nurse at Athens State Hospital graduating from the Nurses training school in 1911 and was active in the Presbyterian church and Eastern Star. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Veal calves sold 18.50 to 19.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 25 cars with steady market, lambs 9.00 to 15.25. Hogs receipts 50 cars with a lower market, prime heavy 17.80, mediums 17.80 to 17.85, light workers 17.25 to 17.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Follow Test Directions and Follow Through
The passage notes that ignoring directions in testing harms results and hints at broader consequences. It contrasts dairy cattle with beef cattle demand and mentions Denmark promoting flax cultivation for seed oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Brown County tops War Savings stamps sales record
Brown county set a record by selling 171000 in War Savings Stamps over two weeks, equaling 7 per person. County chairman George E. Sitwell receives congratulations for the strong effort. Meigs, Coshocton, Madison counties also report quotas met or surpassed, with leaders Edgar Ervin and Xerxes Farrar noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brown County
George E. Sitwell
Lucas and
Vinton
Coshocton County
George M. Gray
Meigs County
Edgar Ervin
Madison County
Xerxes Farrar
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HUT Shinson & Stickney
Atrens
Ohio
Mattie Grimes
Lancaster
E. H. Bardin
Leah Robbins
Wellston
Margaret
Garnet Hatch
E. C. Burchfield of
Logany
Charles Pickering
Ethel Simon
Portsmouth
John Cook
Wesley Thompson
Ernest
Harry Beckley
McArthur
J. L. Beckley
Red Cross
Martha Marie Allen
Bliss Business College
George L. Fenzel
Greta Lash
Pauline Martin
Helen Hammond
Beatrice Pennel
Mapie Street
Hazel Gunther
Clint Carr
Frances Carr
G. W. Burson
Mason City
Fred Killau
Austins W. Wood
Mary Ellen
Wheeling, W. Va
J. Perry Wood
Bessie Leach
Bellaire
Dean Stickney
Homer
Ware
Greenfield
A. O. Sloane
Mrs. Sloane
Charles Robbins
Nelson Robbins
Leah
Will Robbins
J. F. Robbins
W. D. Stires
Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal
New York
Jacob Wippel
Detroit, Mich
Pratts Fork
Walter A. Rose
Manchester
New Hampshire
Carles Stewart
Providence
Rhode Island
Field Scott
Grosvenor Street
Oscar Chrisman
E. M. Coulter
Marietta College
Coulter
Gladding
Graduate School
University of Wisconsin
Archer, Hengsi, Morrison
Pugh
Mr. Ginther
Wilton
United Press
R. E. Bushong
Cotton’s
Emmet H. Cotton
S. Court St
Preston
The
F. L. Preston Co
Kantleek
Rexall Quality
Henry W. Coter
Rexall
Gas and Electrical Portables
Wheaton & Crooks HarDwAre Co
Messenger
the Carpenter Hardware Co
Glouster Athens
Nelson Ville
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