Social ww News Briefs From Town
Captain J. Allen returns from three weeks at Mackinac Island. Mrs. Orinda Peoples and daughter visit Columbus after several days there. Mrs. Robert Woodworth and son Paul back from two days away in Columbus. Mrs. L. V. Brown and Miss Shouhee Arpee motor to Columbus. The W S Murray family return from Chillicothe and Vigo visit. Mrs. Millard Gibson Jr arrives from Toronto for a visit with her mother. Sergeant C J Coddington visits enroute to Camp Harry J Jones. Ray Tracey and Edith Elder visit Pomeroy. dance in Middleport. Erskins White reports for Navy duty in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins announce birth of a son in Bradford hospital. Mrs. F G Lehman and Donna Elizabeth return to Raleigh after summer here. Mr. Lehman resumes teaching at North Carolina College of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tracey
Pomeroy
Edith Elder
Middleport
F. G. Lehman
Audry Gibson
Donna Elizabeth
Raleigh
N. C
J. H. Gibson
Morris Avenue
Lehman
North Carolina College of Agriculture
Local Social Roundup From Peach Ridge And Athens
Kay Mathews visit with Hugh Mathews in Peach Ridge and several relatives in Athens are listed. Families including Hubler Koker Sprouse Bennett Linscott and others are noted visiting, staying with kin, or hosting gatherings. A weekly prayer meeting is announced at Mrs L G Bennetts with an invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Mathews
Cavazhter
Lurene
Hugh Mathews
Peach Ridge
Wes Nella Hubler
Mary Koker
Athens
John Sprasue
Zelma
Susi
Susan Bennett
Hubler
Joe Koker
Sunda
Belle White
Angel Hich
Nerv Worth drug touted for headache relief and safety
Mrs J A Greenlee of Gallipolis reports long standing headaches eased by Nerv Worth with no opiates or habit forming drugs. The note mentions OC D Kerr Drug Co Athens McKee's Drug Store and a money back guarantee if benefits are not seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. Greenlee
OC. D. Kerr Drug Co
To Prevent Erosion, Culvert Ends Need Riprap
The outlet ends of the culvert should be riprapped to stop erosion on the lower side of the grade road.
Y W C A Aids French Munition Girls In War Factories
The American Y W C A runs twelve social centers for girls and women in French munition factories. Two centers are in St Etienne and three in Lyon all with cafeterias. Workers include French women refugees and numerous nationalities among men. Centers offer rest, sewing, letters, reading, games, entertainment and English classes sanctioned by the Ministry of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
St. Etienne
Lyon
Ministry of War
Bomb Parlor for Americans in Paris
A Paris hotel Y W C A hostess house, the Hotel Petrograd, features a “bomb parlor” used during air raids. Residents, including Red Cross nurses and military personnel, gather there between alerts for rest, games, reading and visits. The Petrograd is one of three Y W C A hostess houses in France, with social rooms open to women at all times.
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Hotel Petrograd
Paris
Petrograd
France
Red Cross
Signal Corps
Bourges
Tours
Foreign Women Learn American Ways
A War Work Council corps translates in fifteen languages to aid foreign-born wives of service members. They teach rental and labor laws, child care, and cooking using American foods amid high prices. The effort partners with the Government Food Conservation Commission and the U S Agricultural Department Home Demonstration Work. Leaflets and foreign newspapers spread the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Work Council
W. C
Government Food Conservation Commission
U. S. Agricultural Department
YWCA mobilizes women to aid farm labor during war
The YWCA funds and organizes high school and college women across the nation to work in farms from New York to New Jersey and the Midwest. They provide housing and supervision, arrange meals, and care for accompanying children to ease the burden on farmers' wives as part of a wartime harvest effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cal
Ralph HE. Starkweather
New York State
Middle West
New Jersey
Washington
Y. W
Flelda
Olives Delight Cleveland Cat of Mrs McLeod
A Cleveland pet cat owned by Mrs. A. McLeod earns fame for preferring olives as its best meal, unique among its feline peers for embracing this delicacy. The city notes the animal as a refined example of its well behaved cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. McLeod
Families in Distress and Road Work Highlight Glouster News
Mrs Lydia Watkins of Jacksonville writes that her sons Ernest and Sheldon now overseas in France briefly met as their units crossed paths in trenches. Three Watkins brothers serve abroad. Bishopville pike work began, with lime spread and tar via expected next week to waterproof and smooth the road. A tarvia crew will supervise. Mr Kid Lee’s wife’s note and overseas sailing. Mrs Ruth Fisher from Genova Italy letters. funeral of a Crooksville relative attended by Rice Thomas and Arthur Thomas. Circle Hill visit by Lettie Coe. Mr Harry Bofett and Minnie Johnson wed. Henry Lock loses two fingers at Dalley Run mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Watkins
Jacksonville
Ernest
France
Huns
Sheldon
Goodby
Watkins
Cecil
Bishopville Pike
Martin Farm
Kid Lee
Overseas
Rice Thomas
Ruth Fisher
Genona
Italy
Arthur Thomas
Crookaville
Elmer Lock
Charles Childress
Athens
Harry Bofett
Minnie Johnson
Henry Lock
Dalley Run
Students Army Training Corps discussed at Ohio University
About 30 to 40 students and a few women attended a presentation by President Ellie on the Students Army Training Corps. Details covered eligibility 18 to 45 years clear academic standards, pay and housing, training schedule, Saturday drills, and potential discharge options after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Chubbs
Ohio University
Ellie
Students Army Training Corps
Ull
Muste
Corpa
Muskingum College
University of Cincinnati
Athens
Howard Hall
Ellis
Firat
State Fire Marshall Thur Ness Visits for Inspection
Deputy State Fire Marshall Thur Ness of Logan spent yesterday in the city on an inspection trip. Last winter he ordered several businesses to discontinue rubber hose connections with gas stoves and will likely return soon to check compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurness
Logan
Sam Spero Heads to Cleveland for Week
Atlas Store employee Sam Spero departed this morning for Cleveland and will remain there until the week’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Spero
Atlas Store
Cleveland
Mine 281 Registers Forty-Eight Workers for Day’s Work
John G. Myres registered forty eight employees at Mine 281 yesterday. The move let those men work for the day instead of losing it, as they would have without the registration.
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John G. Myres
Voter Registration Totals by Precinct in Glouster
Glouster reported 256 registrations yesterday for the new draft. Precincts 1, 2, 8 and 4 logged 88 119 70 and 78 registrations respectively with the presiding judge and one assistant per precinct handling the process.
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Glouster
Wild Women starring Harry Carey at The Original Theatre
Tonight at The Original Theatre audiences see Harry Carey in Wild Women and are urged to attend. Tomorrow Franklyn Farnum stars in Fast Company in a separate engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carey
Franklyn Farnum
Circle Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Circle Hill reports Harrison Phillips of Byersville as a Sunday guest of aunt Mrs. Jesse Skinner. Mrs. James Hallet made a business trip to Nelsonville. Oliie Garlinger visiting relatives in Buchtel. Wesley Hawk and family went to Chauncey for Adam Hawks illness. Jess Skinner family visited Glouster. New baby born to Chas Barnheart. John Grimm family visited William Jordan's in New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Phillips
Byersville
Jesse Skinner
James Hallet
Nelsonville
Oliie Garlinger
Buchtel
Wesley Hawk
Chauncey
Adam Hawk
Jess Skinner
Tuldrth
Glouster
Chas. Barnheart
John Grimm
William Jordan
New Marshfield
Star Jumper to Compete in Meet
The article notes a Lakes naval training meet scheduled for September 20 23 with star jumpers set to compete. Warren Wright donors fund expenses for six of the stars while the Chicago A A adds funds for the same purpose. Arson national champion formerly of Bri 7 State University is among the six selected under Wright’s scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Railroad retiree honored after 53 years service in Pratt
Thomas J. Brickle, seventy, longtime Rock Island employee, retired after 58 years with the rail line. He rode his last trip to Dalhart where officials gave gifts, and a parade of hundreds welcomed him home. Citizens decorated the engine and a band led a welcome procession to his house, where he received a gold ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Thomas J. Brickle
Rock Island
Dalhart
Mr. Brickle
English sportsman’s yacht powers car for on-board use
A English sportsman commissions a yacht designed to lower his automobile into the hull to provide power. The inventive craft allows the car to be used as a generator or propulsion aid while afloat.
Cincinnati Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Cincinnati market notes for Sept 13 show cattle receipts 1100 with shippers at 13.00 and 16.60. calves weak with extras 17.60 and 17.76. Hogs receipts 4800 and market strong with good choice packers and butchers at 20.85. Sheep receipts 1000 with lambs at 17.76 and 18.00 as extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Market Report Pittsburg Lambs and Hogs Prices
Lambs in Pittsburg on Sept 13 traded at 19.90 and 10.70 for spring lambs. Hog receipts showed prices for prime heavy at 29.00 and 21.00 21.66 for medium. Yorker and pig categories quoted. stags at 14.00 14.50.
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Lambs
Pittsburg
Market update on grain and hay futures in Toledo
The Toledo market reports bids for corn cash at 65 and rye cash at 71 cents. Clover futures for Oct and Dec are 21.70 and 21.50 respectively with Alsike Oct 16.80 and Dec 19.00. Timothy priced at 5.05 with Dec at 4.974 and March 5.05.
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Toledogram
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago Grain Prices Reported for September Contracts
Chicago market notes corn futures for Sept at 1.55 per bushel 5-8 high, Oct at 1.545-8, Nov at 1.627-8. Oats Sept 0.7114, Oct 0.72 and Nov 0.75. Pork futures show Sept 40.00 and Nov 40.50 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Ill
Scout Picnic Postponed by Rain and Cold Weather
The Scouts of Troop One postponed their planned picnic tonight due to rain and cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop One
Term Dates Announced for Upcoming Academic Sessions
A notice outlines three upcoming term periods starting next Tuesday and ending December 1, with the second term starting March 22 and the third term ending June 21.
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Mr. Kenning
Liutchinson & Stickney Onest Hoes
Social
Allen
Mackinac Island
Orinda F. Peoples
Mery
Columbus
Robert L. Woodworth
Paul
L. V. Brown
Millard F. Gibson Jr
Helen Crippen
Oriole Gardens
Toronto
Canada
O. B., Sloane
Set. C. J. Coddington
1St Cavalry
M.G. Troop
Harry J. Jones
Douglas, Ariz
Lillian Bardin
Cumberland, Md
Erskins White
Navy
Norfolk
Ed 8. White
J M. Higgins
Bradford Hospital
F. McAmbley
Bradford, Pa
Erry & O&o
Scatter
Fred Hutler
Walter Willams
Pratts Fork
Frank
Ralph Koker
G. South
Ellie South
Frank Simms
Nella
Bessie Hubler
Waldo Poston
Washington County
McDougal
Irene Linscott
H. L. Linscott
Marrie Match
A. Burchfeld
Jesse Bennett
George Sutton
F. J. Hubler
Mendey
Nel Ro
Stein-Bloch
Michaels Stern
Preston
Glouster News
Lettie Coe
Circle Hill
KEW
Clinton Larson
Engineer
The
Cincinnati Cattle Market
Pittsburg Livestock
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