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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1918

Page

5

Social News Briefs From Local Churches and Visits

Mr and Mrs Sam Sommer return from Cincinnati visit and Miss Elizabeth Nelson and Miss Mae Poston come back from Nelsonville. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a 7 PM reception at the church basement. The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 PM in the church parlors. the Friendly Society of the Presbyterian church meets Friday at 2 30 PM. Mr and Mrs A B Scott summoned to Parkersburg West Virginia due to the illness of Mrs Scott’s mother Mrs E W Leget, 84, at Mrs L F Krapps home. Mr and Mrs T W Craig and Iron Thomas with Mrs C M Roe return home from Oakland Maryland by motor. Craig to accompany them Saturday.

Elizabeth Nelson Mae Poston Nelsonville Miss Poston Henry Poston Woman's Home Missionary Society M. E. Church Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church A. B. Scott Parkersburg W. Va E. W. Leget T. W. Craig Little Iron Thomas

Higley Study Circle Opens Season With Active Plans

The Higley Study Club held its first meeting of the season with Mrs. George A. Coe as hostess. President-elect Mrs. Treadley outlined club work and stressed cooperation while topics on current events sparked lively discussion. Mrs. Richeson presented a paper on women’s roles in the war and conservation efforts, including peach seed conservation.

Higley Higley Study Club George A. Coe Treadley James Whitcomb Riley L. L. Deissie Western Front Fordyce Stewart J. J. Richeson

Social Literary club studies France in annual meeting

Ll. C. To Study France reports the Social Literary club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. W. B. Bartels home. New president Mrs. W. Eler introduced by Mrs. H. A. Hatch. Officers named: vice president Mrs. W. Peters recording secretary Mrs. P. E. Hixson corresponding secretary Mrs. Clarence Roach treasurer Mrs. Robert Woodworth. Members shared current events and papers on Early French History and a Map Talk of France with musical solos by Mrs. C. C. Millikan and others. Light refreshments followed.

France W. B. Bartels H. A. Hatch W. Eler W. &. Peters P. E. Hixson Clarence Roach Robert Woodworth Hatch Fred McKay J. Maurice Hyde C. C. Millikan H. W. Cotner B. M. Covert Bartele L. A. Amrine Columbus

Knights of Pythias Conclave Meeting Notice

Special Conclave of Athens Commandery No 15 K P meets Thursday at 7 00 p m All Knights to attend Work in the order of the Red Cross Commander Fred M Hutchinson Recorder J A Palmer

Athens Commandery Thursady Order of the Red Cross Fred M. Hutchinson J. A. Palmer

Community notes from Athens area updates and move dates

A lengthy column lists visits and movements of local residents including Mrs. C A Wiseman and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Shumate, Beulah Keihl, Harry Coleman and family, Rev. O W Smith, Lieut B G Chapman, R H Bean, Mildred Rice, and others. Moves include Nichols to Presbyterian parsonage and Homer Rodehaver to Athena. Rev. Smith to Ironton. local social calls and a near accident involving Dallas Lockhart after a car strike.

C. A. Wiseman Athenge J. C. Stewart F. K. Colemand Columbus Mary Pearcy Berea W. Va Amy Cornes Ellis Shumate Athene O. W. Smith Beulah Keihl C. C. Calvert Harry Coleman Billie Callie Brown Coolville J. B.’ Lawrence Kate Hambel Roger Athens M. I. Woodard Portsmouth B. G. Chapman Camp Tobyhanna F. W. Chapman R. H. Bean Mildred Rice Stewart, R. D R. W. Finsterwald Nichols Marietta Presbyterian Parsonage Homer Rodehaver Athena U. B Ironton J. D. Dixon Nina Puller BH. W. Spence Eleanor Nettie Spence R. D C. J. Bean Perry Harper Cincinnati Little Dallas Lockhart H. B. Lockhart Phillips Richwood Ohio

Weather and local notes from Sharpeburs Ohio region

Good rains have benefited farms with growing pastures and hopeful crops if frost stays away. Local updates include Strode and Caldwell families at the McConnelsville Fair, Burns in Nelsonville, Dille returning from Columbus to help on the farm, Lawrence buying a farm near Bartlett, Burgess Randall visiting relatives, and several locals visiting Frank Bardin and Myron Kenney households. Rose Cook visiting Dayton, Mr Cook abroad in wartime, and school officials Root and Dinsmoor touring schools. Floyd Grimes reports being overseas with 84th Division.

Strode Charles Caldwell Burns Nelsonville Ernest Dille Columbus Harry Lawrence Iowa James Love Bartlett Burgess Randall George Fawcett Frank Bardin Rose Cook Dayton Myron Kenney Cook Root Dinsmoor Floyd Grimes Floyd Grimes Is That He Is Overseas. His Address Is 84Th Division Co. C Inf. A. E. FP

Rabies Claims Debunked in Australia New Zealand

A historical note asserts Scandinavian nations rarely see mad dog cases while Australia and New Zealand claim they have never recorded a rabies case. The statement highlights regional disease absence and contrasts claims across regions.

Scandinavian Australia New Zealand

Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Sees Steady Prices

CINCINNATI Ohio Sept 19 Cattle receipts 1400 with shippers paying 13.00 to 16.60 and market steady extra 17.50 to 18.00. Hogs receipts 3500 with market lower and good grade packers and butchers at 20.10. Sheep receipts 1000 and market steady with extras 10.75 to 11.00. Lambs steady with extras 18.50 to 18.75.

Ohio

Hogs Prices Fall at Pittsburg Livestock Market

Pittsburg on September 19 reports hog receipts at 25 cars with a lower market. Prime heavy quoted around 29.40 down through mediums 20.65 to 20.76, heavy and light workers 20.65 to 20.75 and 20.00 to 20.25. Pigs 20.00 to 20.25, roughs 17.50 to 18.50, stags 13.50 to 14.00.

Pittsburg

Grain prices steady in Toledo cash markets

On September 19 in Toledo Ohio the corn cash price stood at 65 cents per bushel and oats at 0.74 dollars per bushel. Rye quoted cash at 1.59 dollars. clover and alstime prices for various futures shown. timothy prices listed for new and old contracts with September and March figures.

Toledo Ohio

Chicago Grain Futures Prices Report

Chicago grain brief lists corn and oats futures with September October and November contracts. Prices shown include Corn Sept 1.54 and Oct 1.62 with Nov 1.49, Oats Sept 0.72 Oct 0.73 and Nov 0.74, Paris Sept 49.50 Oct 41.10 Nov 41.10.

Chicago Ill Onts Paris

Bulgarians Seek Help From Hun Armies In Macedonia

United Press reports Bulgaria asked Germany and Austria for reinforcements to repel an Allied offensive in Macedonia. The Central Powers said they would consider the request but could not commit now, while negotiations continued for sending Turkish army corps into the region.

United Press Amsterdam Bulgaria Germany Austria Macedonia Cologne

Picnic and visits span several towns in Nelsonville area

A large Nelsonville group enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Hocking Grove with numerous family members. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Hoch, Mr. and Mrs. Figley, and Miss Mattie Grimes. Travel via motor took them to Zanesville, Wheeling, Maryland and Pittsburgh, with many local relatives hosting and visiting in between.

Nelson Chas Nelson Ralph Tarks Margaret Nelson Nelsonville Hocking Grove Hoch Howard Figley Chauncey Mattie Grimes Agnes Davis W. Bulock Columbus Nora Graves Zanesville Wheeling Maryland Pittsburg Vera Whitlatch Wilma Chas. Olson Ray Barker West Virginia Ed Barker James Burchfield Poston Harper Matheny Cincinnati Lydia Beachout Flora McHarg Ray Moore Camp Sherman Chas. Moore White Hall No.10 the Plains School Moore No. 19 New England Amesville Grant Michael Russell McHarg Myron Rizer Derrell Moore Irene Gabriel Athens

Inventor Patents Folding Trellis With Multiple Forms

An inventor has patented a folding trellis that can be arranged in several forma and extended or contracted as desired.

Ohio University Reopens Registering ROTC to Train Officers

About 789 students enrolled at Ohio University as the office reopened with 196 in the ROTC record. Several men, some from Fort Sheridan, wear R O T C collars and return on furlough, with plans to enter officer training camps within months. Coach Banks moves to Drake University as athletic director.

Ohio University Cable U. S. Army Navy Fort Sheridan Iichois Henry Wheatley Link John ©. Zeigler Charles L. Woodworth Banks Fort Benjamin Harrison Drake University Ohio Clark Williams John Williams Jack Galbraith Jesse F. Dateman Perry Paul F. Shadrach

Weekend Guests and Travel Notes Across Carbondale

Carbondale scenes include relatives visiting Logan and Saint Cloud visitors from Pieda Doolittle returning to St. Cloud Minnesota after summer with local parents. Guests include Prank Purgreon Rowena Enderlin and Harmon of Chillicothe with Enderlin family.

John Daugherty Logan Pieda Jeasie Lottie Doolittle St. Cloud Mla Prank Purgreon Misa Rowena Enderlin Mra. Harmon Chillicothe Prestiey Enderlin Misees Gladys Partlow Doras Nye Athens Harry Kelley Mayd Moshier Finn Ruecell Branscomb Clarence Featherstone Eens

New Invention at Port Royal Marines Station Bazooka Unveiled

A new Marine invention called a bazooka is described at Port Royal as a simple device made from two gas pipes and a funnel. The article notes the bazooka’s striking effect and mentions the Marine Corps Jazz Band as the only unit worldwide to boast one.

Port Royal 8. C Marine Corps

Powdered putty colored and mixed with water invented

A new powdered putty has been developed that can be colored as needed and activated by mixing with water before use. The invention promises easy preparation and customizable shades for construction and finishing projects.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Social News Sam Sommer Bessie M.gorsiene Stouteville The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church Ll. C Alice Stevens North Lancaster Guysville Sharpeburs Clyde Shaver Downington Bean Charlies Bean Alice Mendenhall Cline’s C. A. Mandenhall Emma Woodyard Jacksonville Charles Bean Cannis Bails J. B. Woodyard Joe Haning Harley Russ Pomeroy Burlingham Sharps School Red Cross Hildren Waelters Carbondale John Thomas Clifton Grace Bischof, Brady and Others F. L. Preston Company Kupres Koppenheimer Scott Haney CO
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