Russian Armation Bureau Ties to Shumsky in New York
A fragment notes Col Shumsky is now with the Russian armation bureau in New York. It describes Bolsheviki as lacking strategy and discipline while Denikin’s forces are described as stalwart.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
9
A fragment notes Col Shumsky is now with the Russian armation bureau in New York. It describes Bolsheviki as lacking strategy and discipline while Denikin’s forces are described as stalwart.
In Stewart Ohio last night farmers and their families celebrated the founding of Rome Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry. County deputy Wm J Warrener led the ceremony enrolling 72 members and installing officers. Next meeting set for October 22 with more business and plans to reach over a hundred members. The Rome Grange was joined by an insurance agent for The Athens County Grangers Mutual Insurance Company which now covers over 500000 in policy.
Rioting broke out in Clairton near Pittsburg as workers including foreigners clashed after expressing intent to return to work. One man was shot, three stabbed, many beaten, and state troopers restored order after rioters were trampled by horses. In Hubbard Ohio, a deadly clash between local workers and Romanians left one man dead and several injured. Canton reports a navy food purchase for local sale.
Ohio University enrollment has surpassed the thousand mark with a notable rise in male students. A year-to-year comparison shows an increase of twenty men, aided by earlier wartime S A T C enrollments that drew many students who would not have joined otherwise. A summarized count follows with minor additions since.
Patients suffering from catarrh and head noises are urged to try a home treatment using Parmint Double Strength with hot water and sugar. The formula claims to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes, balance ear pressure, and ease secretions, restoring hearing in some cases.
Mrs. Bessie A. Grover of near Amesville becomes charter member of local American Legion post. she served as yeomanette at Norfolk naval yards during the war. Her husband John Grover was mess sergeant in Battery B 136th Field Artillery overseas. Other county women invited to join as post grows with a Legion band planned.
Scouts of Troop One enjoyed a practical meeting with Dr H S Singley presenting a twenty minute talk on teeth care. Plaster casts and demonstrations showed proper brushing techniques. Next week a stereopticon lecture will precede signalling tests as some Scouts must qualify before the next meeting.
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