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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1918

Page

3

Nelsonville Names New Public Service Director William Burnelle

Nelsonville appoints William Burnelle as Public Service Director. Local social notes list residents visiting Logan, Columbus, Glouster, Parkersburg and Wheeling, with several returning from trips. The Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society held its annual mite box opening hosted by Mrs. Noah Willinger. officers elected include S J Howe and L Poston. $21 raised for French war orphans.

William Burnelle the of Nelsonville Carrie Hickman Logan John Shiddenhelm Ed Swickert Springfield Ohio L. J. Eberle Ida Cox Parkersburg W. Va A. C. Hampton Tacan Jeneatte Ruth Russell Stubensville Wheeling Missionary Society Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Noah Willinger J. R. Howe J. Howe S. J. Howe L. Poston J. R Howe A. L. Barker J. J Ledley Waldo Chute William Barstow James Evans Bryant. Mite Box Mr. Stratton Charles Monks Flossie Crawford

Mrs Emerich Hosts Evening for Virgil's Camp Departure

Mrs. Ed Emerich hosted a Wednesday evening at her F's view home for son Virgil who leaves Friday morning for camp. Attendees included Robson, Corwin, Arbeth, Emerich, Ossman, Mir, Sue Corwin, James Emerich, Harry Corwin and others. Ice cream and cake were served. all reported a fine time.

Ed Emerich F's View Virgil Pyday Mary. Robson Hanna Corwin Charlies Arbeth Emerich George Ossman James Mir Sue Corwin James Virgil Emerich Wm. Corwin Harry Corwin Harry Jr Jne Robson Albert Edward

Columbus Visits Highlight Local Families This Weekend

Mrs A M Mann spends days in Columbus as guests of relatives. Camp Sherman visitors Carl Pettit and Charles Wright share Sunday with kin. Miss Alice Mulligan of Columbus visits her parents. The Veritys and Verity relatives visit Wellston and Athena area homes. Local residents host relatives from Columbus Youngstown and Logan over the weekend.

Rose Cook Crammer Logan Mary Mildred Gilbert Columbus Frank Primmer Dub Rawson Lena Bowers Glouster Marie Mooney Arthur Vorhees Louie Saunders Middle Art Carl Pettit Charles Wright Camp Sherman Charles Evans Hes Louisville Ed B Mazellen Alice Mulligan John McNerney Joseph McNerney Athens Pitnateport Walter Wilson Will Anderson John Anderson Cherrington Hospital J. L. Murphy Ray Young Youngstown Lawrence Young Esther Helen Verity Hazel Walker Wellston Mabel Verity E. A. Hooper Athena

School Reopens Under Supt Ferree Amid High Enrollment

School resumed today with Supt. D. A. Ferree in charge and a heavy enrollment expected across district schools. Students returned as faculties prepared for new term activities and scheduling.

Supt D. A. Ferree

Draft Registrars Receive Supplies in Nelsonville

All registrars for the York Township and Nelsonville draft will get supplies at H. H. Her’s Drug in Nelsonville. A screen invention for a two port hole on an ocean ship admits the desired air amount while excluding water.

York Township Nelsonville H. H. Her Ocean

Man Learns to Value His Mother Through Fate’s Tests

A man endures various hardships sent by fate before recognizing and appreciating his mother’s influence and value in his life. He gains perspective after facing challenges that highlight her care and guidance.

War Speech Urges Total Effort to Defeat Germany

Maj. Grayson M. P. Murphy, Red Cross director in Europe, voices stark view of German brutality and calls for a nationwide push to build and sacrifice. He cites famine of war, German acts against civilians, and urges public resolve beyond armies as the home front must sustain the fight.

New York Maj Grayson M. P. Murphy Red Cross Europe Murphy France Henry P. Davison Red Cross War Board Germany Tjtvitish Great Britain Belgium Italy England

Soldiers Aim For World Series Pitch In Camp Zachary Taylor

Major and minor league stars in Uncle Sam’s army join Camp Zachary Taylor baseball squads. Notables include Bill Wampsganss, Cleveland Indians second baseman, and Ed Schultz, Toledo native and former Reds and Yankees pitcher. Others listed are Mike Kelley of the Toledo Mud Hens and Stevenson from the Western league.

Uncle Sam’s Army Camp Zachary Taylor Baseball Fear Bill Wamps Mike Kelley Roger Bresnahan Toledo Mud Hens Stevenson

Buckeye State Building and Loan Ad Promotes Savings

An advertisement by the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company urges residents to invest with five percent returns, promising safety and tax advantages. It notes 7 percent assets of 14,890,900 loaned on first mortgages on farms and other properties, and offers safe deposit boxes for rent at 22 West Gay Street, Columbus.

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building West Gay St Columbus

Lod Farmer Badly Hurt After Horse Fall

Fred Moore a prominent Lod township farmer was thrown from a horse when the animal stumbled. He suffered severe injuries including a broken upper jaw and a badly fractured nose. He was removed to Athens for treatment.

Deputy Returns With Recovered Stolen Ford

Deputy Sheriff Herb Parker arrived home from Paintsville Kentucky with a recovered Ford. He secured the car from Fred Heavener of Sugar Creek with help from Dewey Rowe recently freed from Mansfield Reformatory. The vehicle was taken for $7500 from John Miller, an off man.

Herb Parker Paintsville Fred Heavener Suger Creek Dewey Rowe Mansfield Reformatory John Miller

First M. E. Sunday School Attendance and Offering

The First M. E. Sunday School reported 450 attendees including 26 officers and teachers, 5 visitors, and 419 scholars. Of these, 171 men and 315 women were present, with 97 in the Intermediate and 66 in the Primary departments. Various street classes and teachers are listed, and the tote collection totaled $15,066 with class 6 contributing $7.22.

M. EB Copland Martzolf Mr. Weaver Mr. Porter

Up-to-date fashion sweater draws attention on Olin Avenue

Miss Ivy Henderson, a stylish young woman from New York and Chicago, debuted a Hae wit an type sweater on a shopping tour. She says the garment is her own creation and that it offers economical wear for all body types.

Ivy Henderson New York Chicago Henderson

Farmer Honored The Wright Idea at Wright Field

The September 1 weekly paper from Wilbur Wright Aviation Field Fairfield features Major Alfred G. Farmer, Post Surgeon, with a detailed article on his career and effectiveness as director of two Wright Field hospitals.

Wright Idea Wilbur Wright Aviation Field Fairfield Alfred G. Farmer Wright Field

Resolutions of Respect for Jesse A. Watkins

Brothers of Athens Grange No 1689 WOTM publish resolutions honoring Jesse A Watkins secretary since 1908 who died August 20 1918 The committee expresses sympathy to his family and orders minutes inscribed and the Athens Messenger notified.

Heavenly Father Jesse A. Watkins Bro. Watkins Athens Grange No Athens Messenger Isaiah Johnson Susan Bell WM. J. Warrener

Kellogg Resolution Enables President to Declare Dry Zones

The House unanimously adopted the Kellogg resolution granting the President authority to establish dry zones around coal mines shipyards and munition plants. The move aims to curb alcohol near critical wartime industries and support national security efforts.

Washington House

Near beer makers hit by beer brewing halt in prohibition era

In Washington near beer manufacturers explain that their industry suffers from the beer brewing ban despite not producing the beverage. Investors have sunk millions into near beer and substitutes. A separate dispatch from Madrid notes a settlement on the Spanish German submarine warfare dispute, with a cabinet meeting set for Wednesday to discuss the outcome.

Washington Sept Nadrid

Death at Athens State Hospital Inmate Dies

A resident, Janes I. Halieht, died at Athens State Hospital on September 7. He had been an inmate for thirteen years and his remains were sent to Marietta for burial.

Janes i. Halieht Athens State Hospital Marietta Theospital

Smuggling Rubles to Riches In Wartime Sweden

A Swedish writer recalls a rubber smuggler Karlsson who rose from a Polish war era clerk to fortune by moving rubber from Finland across the Tornea river with Finns and Stockholm firms. The tale details ruble profits, failed drug smuggling, and illicit goods passing through Haparanda during upheaval.

Stockholm Sweden Haparanda Pinland Herbert Ericson Tornen Ericson Finland Karlsson Fle Norrland Poland Russia Waparanda Germany Koerisson Mattila Haparanda-Over-Tornea Tornea Kirlsson Arisson

Bell Telephone Bans Non English Speech on Lines

Brookfield Missouri Bell Telephone obeys Linn County Council of Defense by ordering customers to use only English on telephone lines. The restriction targets messages in other languages amid wartime security measures.

Brookfield Linn County Council of Defense Bell Telephone Company

Deserter Returns to Fight for U S Marines

William V. Curry of Marysville Kentucky surrendered to Police Lieutenant Thomas MacDonald in Connellsville Pennsylvania claiming desertion from the U S Marine Corps. He said he fled Newport News Virginia in August 1916 and has suffered remorse since the war began, adding that he would return if Uncle Sam will have him.

Connellsville William V. Cugery Marysville Thomas MacDonald United States Marine Corps Curry Newport News Germany Tuscania Nevar Sam

Fragmented note on democratic rights and statesmanship

Fragmented text discusses democracy focusing on ability and will to use one s flats as essential elements of statesmanship. The readable portion hints at civic duty and governance without clear events or names.

Brooks Sells Canned Goods Cheaper Than You Can Home Can

W H Brooks advertises discount grocery items including peaches salmon pumpkin kraut and pancake mix with bulk pricing and a call to save by buying locally. The notice lists canned goods cleaning supplies and household basics moving customers to call for deals.

W. H. Brooks Iccicin Jemina

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