Mrs Martha B Davis Hosts Craft Club Gathering
Mrs Martha B Davis with daughter Mrs Oliver De Crawford entertained the Craft Club at her home. Guests included Mrs Sam Frank and others as they shared scripture, needlework, music, and a reading titled The Lord Is Risen before a four course chicken meal at four.
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Martha B. Davis
Oliver
E Craft Club
Anna Allen
Velma Evans
Gertrude Frank
Maggie Monks
Lelia Shaw
Blanch Stanley
Claricie Monk
Rachel West
Geo. Evans
Clara Backus
Flossie de. Crawford
Coakley
Paul Kemper
Sam Frank
Student Henry A DeCrawford Returns Home
Henry A. DeCrawford a student of Ohio Wesleyan University has returned home after spending spring vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver DeCrawford and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry C Davis of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. DeCrawford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ware
Oliver DeCrawford
Henry C. Davis
City
M. F. Club Hosts Evening At Hazel Shafer Home
Hazel Shafer entertained the M. F. Club at her Myers street residence with a evening of 500 and sewing. A lunch followed for Verna Hand Helen Sargent Clara Key Marie McCarty and several married guests including Mrs Austin Kontner Mrs Richard Jones Mrs Joe Wright and Inez Backus Florence Lax Mrs Howard Warner of Cincinnati and Mrs Everette Kontner of Yourratown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F
Hazel Shafer
M. F. Club
Myers Street
Verna Hand
Helen Sargent
Clara Key
Marie McCarty
Austin Kontner
Richard Jones
Joe Wright
Inez Backus
Florence Lax
Howard Warner
Cincinnati
Everette Kontner
Yourratown
Buried in Columbus funeral for John Butterworth
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon in Columbus for John Butterworth a former resident. He leaves a widow and several sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Butterworth
PACKED HOUSE Hears M rs Williams At PTA Event
Mrs Williams state president of the Parent Teachers Association spoke to a packed high school auditorium. She praised dress and conduct of students, urged parental visits to schools, and called for cooperation with teachers to improve sanitary conditions and raise better citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Parent-Teachers Association
Je N. Freck
West Building
Wil-lames
Associat
Evangelist Browning Heads Week of Services At Local Church
Independent Holiness Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 am with morning sermon at 10 30 am An old time class meets at 2 30 pm Young peoples meeting at 6 30 pm followed by an evening sermon Evangelist B C Browning leads the gatherings and a cordial welcome is extended to all for nightly services this week.
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Independent Holiness Church
Young Peoples
B. C. Browning
Methodist Church Services Schedule
Worship at 10 30 a m with Epworth League at 6 p m and another worship at 7 p m. Oficial board meeting Monday at 7 p m with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
International Holiness Sunday Schedule
International Holiness holds Sunday school at 9 30 with a sermon to follow. An old fashioned class meeting is at 7 30 p m and a long service begins at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Holiness Church
Prayer Meetings Highlight Weekly Church Activities
Evangelistic sermon followed by a Wednesday night prayer meeting and a Friday cottage prayer gathering at the church. Participants invite attendees to join for worship and reflection.
Presbyterian Church Sets Sunday Services and Installations
The Presbyterian Church will hold usual services this Sunday with sermons Moses Rod and The Flames of a Sword. Installation of officers in the Sunday school and deacon John Hoodlet in the morning service. Mrs Saltz and Miss Raybould lead the Endeavor Society. Miss Johnson and Miss Backus head the Light Bearers. Correct past-year expenditures show total church and auxiliaries local work 5,575 and benevolences 2,917.
Sunday church schedule with services and class
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Cheech service at 6:45 p.m. Rev. C. B. Plummer officiating. Hearty welcome extended to all. Bible class will meet with Mrs. Atwood on Chestnut Street Tuesday April 5 at 7 p.m.
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C. B. Plummer
Atwood
Chestnut Street
Kimberly Services Preaching at Ten A M
The notice invites worshippers to a 10 a m service at Kimberly Services with a call to prayer and devotion as souls are described as plowing through. It urges attendees to come, pray, and bring their dinner.
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Kimberly
Brandenburg Infant Death and Memorial Verse in Ohio
Warren V Brandenburg son of Patrick and Ruth Brandenburg born October 22 1951 died March 22 1921 age 59 years five months married September 27 1876 to Omma Caegg three children survived by wife daughter Mrs M M Johnson five grandchildren funeral at Conner church Ida Ida ho Pike county with Rev Howard interment at Connet memorial verse closes the item
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Warren V. Brandenburg
Patrick
Ruth Brandenburg
Omma Caegg
Christian Union Church of Idaho
Pike County
Ohio
Joss
M.M. Johnson
Rev. Howard
Conner Church
Connet
Community thanks for kindness after loss
The Brandenburg family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. They thank the floral offerings, Mr. and Mrs. Stout for assistance, and Rev. Howard for sympathy. Mrs. Emma Brandenburg and daughter.
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Stout
Rev
Howard
Emma Brandenburg
Daugher
Colum bu s Weekend Guests Seen in Social Roundup
Misses Florence Horton Virginia Hand Sigrid Love Helen Sargents Royal Linscott spend the weekend in Columbus. Miss Mayme Keplar was in Columbus on Wednesday. Ralph Patton Melven Dowler and Roy Davis attend the Follies in Columbus as part of local social notes.
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Florence Horton
V'a Hand
Sigrid Love
Helen Sargents
Royal Linscott
Columbus
Mayme Keplar
Ralph Patton
Melven Dowler
Roy Davis
Robbery Suspects Held for Hearing Before Mayor
Tom Blake Raymond Fluke and George Haynes were taken into custody accused in the February 10 robbery of Aramsons clothing store. They face a hearing tonight before Mayor McCune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blake
Raymond Fluke
George Haynes
Jeff Aramsons
McCune
Two Dogs Shot Sparking Dog Control Push
Safety director shoots two dogs Friday and officials plan a large scale dog roundup. Authorities target roaming canines and note unpaid owner duties as a motive for action.
Womans Relief Corps Meets Monday Evening
The Womans Relief Corps will convene Monday at 7 o'clock in the K P hall. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Relief Corps
K. of P. Hall
Jall
Christian Church Services and Mother's Day Plans
Christian Church led by Co L Johnson invites the public to morning worship at 10 30 with sermon Some Post Resurrection Words and an evening service at 7 on Making Our Neighborhood Christian Bereans will lead Mother s Day observances six weeks away and plan for 400 attendees plus 258 Easter attendance Bible School is at 9 30 A M with Junior and Senior C H B Societies at 6 P M
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Christian Church. Co
Hog wins another laurel for Natchez colonel's hunting pig
Natchez Miss. Col Tucker Gibson's famed hunting hog adds another laurel by responding to his tackle. the pig now hoots for worms when the colonel shows fishing tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez, Miss
Tucker Gibson
Wheat futures hit new lows in Minneapolis market
In Minneapolis on Friday April 2 futures options for wheat fell to fresh lows with May at about 129 a bushel around noon after closing 132% yesterday and July at 126 versus 129% on Thursday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
High Grade Lignite Deposits Found in Greece
Extensive deposits of high grade lignite with no offensive odor have been discovered in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Won Brower Holds Meeting
A meeting led by Won Brower drew attendees to discuss local concerns. The event featured remarks from Brower and participation by community members expressing priorities and possible future actions.
Athens County Sheep and Wool Growers Meet Delivers Shift in Marketing
Over fifty members attended the Athens County Sheep and Wool Growers Association annual meeting at the courthouse. President H. H. Henry outlined county sheep totals totaling 32 000 and urged direct selling to manufacturers, supported by Ohio Wool Growers Association vice president W. F. Hale. Palmer of Pataskala spoke on sales agents and plans for a $150 000 wareroom in Columbus funded by stock sales.
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Athens County
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Court House
H. H. Henry
Amesville
Henry
Alexander Township
Ames
Athens
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Waterloo
Rome
Troy
Lodi
Lee
Mr. Henry
W. F. Hale
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Hale
Ohio University
Chamber of Commerce
Church of Christ
Tiis
M. L. B. Palmer
Pataskala
State Association
Palmer
Columabus
Case School suspends eight students for basement gambling
Eight Case School of Applied Science upperclassmen were suspended after a surprise dean’s check uncovered gambling at a roulette wheel in the basement. The wheel, used at a stunt night nearly a year ago, had been kept in the basement and several athletes were among the suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Boys
Cleveland
Case School of Applied Science
T. M. Focke
Labor Trouble Narrow in State Bricks and Plaster
In Charleston on April 2 officials report only about twenty percent of union bricklayers affected by a lock out as eight brick contractors and one stone contractor refused to raise the wage from 1.25 to 1.50 per hour. Plumbers in Clarksburg vote to cut pay with a 15 cent decrease, leaving state wide industrial tension limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Clarksburg
Jail Break Sparks Sheriff Manhunt in Tiffin
Tiffin Ohio April 2 Sheriff Parks and deputies searched for three men who scaled jail bars and escaped last night. The escape prompted a wide manhunt as authorities pursued the trio through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Tiffin, O
Big Four workers reject pay-cut proposal in conference
Rail way clerks freight handlers express and station employees in Cincinnati reject a proposed pay reduction at a conference with E. M. Costin, general manager of the Big Four Railroad, on April 2.
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Cincinnati
E. M. Costin
Big Four Pailroad
America Says Germany Must Pay World War Costs
The United States maintains Germany must accept full moral responsibility and pay reparations. Berlin is not formally notified due to no diplomatic relations, with the stance conveyed via Ellis Loring Dresel in Berlin after talks with German Foreign Minister Simons. The policy, set by President Harding and Secretary Hughes, was announced by the United Press.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Berlin
Ellis’ Loring Dresel
Ln Berlin
Dresel
Simons
Diesel
State Department
Instru Line
Rene Viviani
Viviani
Harding
Hughes
United Press
Riot Over Ford Paper Breaks Out In Toledo Street Corners
Four Detroit news sellers and three Toledo newsboys staged a near riot on a downtown street corner over selling Henry Ford’s Dearborn Independent. Police broke up the disturbance after shouting and shoving turned to fist fights. shirts and copies of The Independent were torn and a counter damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Detroit News
Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Independent
Herrick to Return as Ambassador to France
Washington April 2 An announcement of Myron T. Herrick's appointment as ambassador to France will follow formal inquiry to Paris and its response. Herrick, who met with President Harding, is expected to be acceptable and will consult with Secretary Hughes soon. Senator Willis urged Miss Lucile Atcherson to join the ambassador staff.
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Washington
Myron T. Herrick
France
Paris
White House
Herrick
Harding
Taft
Wilson
Committee For
Europe
Hughes
Willis
Ohio
Lucile Atcherson
Columbus
German propaganda drives U S toward separate peace plan
In Washington Rene Viviana the French envoy combats intensified German propaganda. Senators and officials report three main aims: a separate US Germany peace, a $1 billion loan to Germany, and the immediate return of over $70 million in German property held by the Alien Property Custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Rene Viviana
United States
Germany
Lawyer Rembrant Sentenced in Atlanta Bribery Case
Rembrant, a Cleveland based lawyer, was convicted by a jury of attempted bribery in a liquor case and sentenced to three years in a federal prison with a $5,000 fine. Prohibition Agent Fred Counts testified he received a $4,000 initial payment on a $10,600 bribe to allow shipments through Cleveland without inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrant
Atlanta
Westenhaver
Prohibition
Fred Counts
Cleveland
Luckoff store adds shoe department in Chauncey
The Luckoff store at Chauncey will add a 16 by 30 shoe department. The shop bought notions and Harvey Wade fixtures at Millfield for installation. Mr Stack discards a sixty year old yellow poplar counter whose boards are now worth several times their former value.
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Luckoff
Chauncey
Harvey Wade
Millfield
Stack
Obituary of Isaac C Perry 1838 1921 Mor gan Ohio
Isaac C Perry born May 14 1838 in Morgan County Ohio died March 29 1921 aged 81 years 10 months 16 days He married Louisa Kughn June 1 1866 and had seven children Harrison Garnet Hannah died in infancy Rosalie Katie Thomas Pearl Survive him He married Rebecka Smith in 1888 She died September 22 19 1a He belonged to the M P church over forty years The poem notes a belief in the tombs rest and partings as time moves toward reunion
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Isaac C. Perry
Williams
Lusan Perry
Morgan County
Ohio
Louisa Kughn
Harrison
Garnet
Hannah
Rosalie
Pleasanton
Katie
Middlebourne
W. Va
Thomas
Athens
Pearl
Paris
Rebecka Smith
M. P. Church
Card of Thanks for Isaac Perry and family note
The children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their father Isaac Perry's illness and passing. They also thank Rev Genheimer for services and comforting words.
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Isaac Perry
Genheimer
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on 1867 Fraud Case
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to decide if it should settle a fraud case dating to 1867 and whether Mary Carroll may recover. Frank P. Kennison, Toledo, administrator of George Zenk’s estate, seeks review of a Lucas County appellate ruling in Carroll v. Kennison. Carroll claims the fraud was not discovered until 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sou‘preme
Frank P. Kennison
Toledo
Lucas County
Mary Carroll
Kennison
George Zenk
Painters Strike Springfield Union Calls Walkout
Springfield Illinois saw a painters strike as contractors refused to uphold the $1 per hour scale prompting union action. The walkout affects local contractor work and may impact ongoing projects beginning April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Governor Robertson Cleared of Multiple Allegations
Oklahoma City April 2 Governor J B R Robertson was acquitted by a house committee of charges that he was corrupt in office neglected duties and evaded income tax ruling him not guilty on all counts in a surprise decision reported today by awaiting officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. BR. Robertson
House
Eight Hour Day Observed with Miners Addresses at Opera House
The eight hour day anniversary was marked in Glouster with a packed opera house program. William Green, Lee Hall, and Wm Roy spoke on union principles including the eight hour standard, collective bargaining, and mine run pay. The Mines were idle for the day as the community heard about union gains and a later banquet and civic events followed. The day featured the Glouster band, a Lamborn pavilion dance, and a council meeting interruption due to quorum issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
William Green
Miners’ International Organization
Lee Hall
District 6
Wm. Roy
Mine Workers Organization
Frank Burns
Harry M. Wilson
Church of Christ
Ohio
Green
Evangelist Henry
Akron
Glouster
Lamborn Pavilion
Follies Attendance Noted in Local Visits
Mrs. L. L. Robinett and Mrs. Ida travel to Columbus today to attend Follies. Joe Brown Jr. returns home for several days after being called by his father’s illness as Sarma conducts business. Miss Ella Allen leaves for Akron to resume her school duties.
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L. L. Robinett
Ida Ee
Columbus Todey
Joe Brown Jr
San Kat
Joe Brown
Ella Allen
Akron
Calvary Baptist Church Sunday School Ad
Sunday school at Calvary Baptist Church offers lessons at 15 cents per student with lights on for the decoration event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Soaked Enough
Detroit judge suspends sentence for Joseph found near the river after a wet condition and a remark from a witness about being thrown in. The event centers on a court hearing and the judge’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Joseph
Detroit River
Store 16 Closes Early After Friday Morning Withers Cotton
The B. H. Cotton grocery on South Court Street shut its doors at two o clock on Saturday afternoon for the rest of the day following a Friday morning Withers Cotton incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers Cotton
B. H. Cotton
South Court St
Fight over will in Martinsburg court injunction filed
Carl J. Tabler of Berkeley County obtained an injunction in the circuit court restraining relatives from mutilating or damaging his father's will. The estate is valued at $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Martinsburg
W. Aon
Carl J. Tabler
Berkleley County
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