Society News Highlights from Athens and Columbus Visits
Mr and Mrs C Jordan and daughter Phylis visit Columbus with Mrs A Jordan joining them. Mrs Chris Corbin and son stay with Zack Dackard in Wellston. Rev C L Strecker in Athens en route to Pomeroy. Mary Jane Strecker heads home to finish school. Mrs Strecker returns to Cincinnati. Womans Relief Corps meets in Red Mens hall. Mrs Emmett Carpenter returns from San Antonio. Iva J Falls and grandson visit F F Kittle in Athens. Phi Delta Theta auxiliary meets at West Mulberry. Miss Mary and Alice Stone back from Pataskala. Hazel Morris returns from Glen Mills vacation. Hobson Study circle hosts Mrs Ori Carpenter. Mr C T Moore travels to Toledo after mother-in-law’s death. Various family moves and travel mentioned including funerals, socials, and church groups. Cream Fried Cake business sold in Yonkers. Nell Evans visits Athens en route to Cleveland and Amesville. Clifton Easler travels to Cambridge. Florida trip planned. Arthur Cameron and friends attend Follies in Columbus. Battersons, Ohio University graduates, arrive from Montevideo to educate their children. awaiting arrangements in Columbus and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Strecker
Cincinnati
Athens
Pomeroy
Mary Jane
F. J. Beasley
Charles
Florida
Womans Music Club Votes Donation To Alumni Memorial
At a Saturday afternoon meeting held at Mrs. J. T. Merwin's home, the club voted 200 dollars to the Alumni Memorial building fund from club dues. Officers elected for the new year include Mrs. L. V. Brown president, Mrs. Carl Beasley vice president, Mrs. O. L. Hoisington recording secretary, Mrs. J. N. Hizer corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. M. Woods treasurer, Miss Mary Ness choral director, and Mrs. H. G. Stalder orchestra conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Music Club
Alumni Memorial Building Fund
J. T. Merwin
L. V. Brown
Carl Beasley
O. L. Hoisington
J. N. Hizer
H. M. Woods
Attendance at First MBE Sunday School Surpasses Eight Hundred
More than 800 attended the First MBE Sunday School with 26 officers and teachers, 7 visitors, and 778 scholars totaling 811. The groups included 284 women and 210 men, with 209 in the intermediate and 108 in the primary departments. Largest classes were 237 in class 16 and 203 in class 6. The collection totaled $28.68 with contributions from Class Six $12.55, Class 16 $9.51, and Mrs. Noss $1.94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Mrea Noss
Porter’s
Tewkesberry
Noss
William Barkus Fined $500 for Copper Boiler Fire Risk
Martins Ferry report says William Barkus was fined $500 by Mayor Howard Duff after converting a copper wash boiler into a kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
William Barkus
Howard Duff
Journalists to testify in Charleston coal miners trial
Logan defense army detained a newspaper party near Blair Mountain after a clash with miners. Subpoenas will call Boyden Sparks, Mildred Morris, Harold D. Jacobs, and others from United Mine Workers and federal officials to testify April 24 in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Logan Defense Army
Charleston
Boyden Sparks
The
New York Herald
Mildred Morris
International News Service
Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
Miners ‘Army
Boone County
Logan
Blair Mountain
Sparks
Logan Court House
Harold W. Houston
United Mine Workers of America
Jiouston
Morgan
West Virginia
H. H. Bandholtz
Washington, D. C
John Lewis
Jones
Lorain Rural High School Oratorical Contest Held Tomorrow
Delegates from about a dozen county high schools will participate in the Lorain county rural high school oratorical contest set for Wellington tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Wellington
Trade Leader Krassin Arrives in Berlin for Talks
Leon Krassin, chief trade expert of the Russian Soviet government, arrives in Berlin to confer with the German government on commercial proposals. Indications point to Genoa as a flashpoint for anti Bolshevik efforts in Germany and France. Russian delegates express confidence in defending Moscow interests. Sugar phrase ends the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leon Krassin
Genoa
Germany
France
Moscow
Non-union Miners Continue Work in West Virginia Fields
In Logan and Norfolk & Western areas non-union coal miners keep operating with no walkout. Operators claim the United Mine Workers are dead in southern West Virginia, citing the lack of strikes by non-union workers alongside union brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
Logan
Norfolk & Western
United Mine Workers
Warden Trusts Inmates With Finances and Labor
P. E. Thomas, warden of the Ohio penitentiary, told the Rotary club in Bucyrus that he would trust inmates to handle a bank check for several hundred dollars and return with the money. He urged using idle-house prisoners to make brick from shale and to repair country roads, benefiting all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Rotary Club
Thomas
Ohio
Earthquake Shocks Continue in Servia With No Casualties Reported
London dispatch says tremors persist across Servia with intermittent shocks for over a day and no casualty reports yet. News agency notes Belgrade dispute on details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Servia
Belgrade
Stubbs Slaps Mother-in law in Barnesville
Robert Stubbs slapped his mother-in-law in Barnesville on April 3. After a chase he surrendered and paid $19 in settlement for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Robert Stubbs
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Lydia Compe Unio
H. Plant
Phylis
Columbus
QO. R. Ross
A. Jordan
Chris Corbin
Chris Jr
Zack Dackard
Wellston
Womans Relief Corps
Red Mens Hall
Emmett Carpenter
San Antonio
Texas
Mary Funkhouser
Iva J. Falls
Bishopville
F. F. Kittle
North Congress Street
Phi Delta Theta
West Mulberry Street
Miss Mary
Alice Stone
Pataskala
Hazel Morris
Glen Mills, Pa
H. J. Morris
Herrold Place
Ori Carpenter
W. State Street
Hobson
C. T Moore
Toledo
Moore
Paul Pental
Jennie Moore
KF. T. Gillette
James FE. Woodworth
Grove City
George Houghn
W. C.T.U
H. T. Phillips
University Terrace
Charles Richardson
Roy C. Shirley
Carl Porter
Clyde Edmundson
Elizabeth
Yonkers
N. Y
Charles Pickering
New York
Nell Evans
Cleveland
Jerseyville
Amesville
Clifton Easler
Cambridge
Hull Foster Jr
Harry Zr
Foster
Florida West Coast
Boca Grande
Arthur Cameron
Chester Edgar
Clyde Baliin
Rachel
Mary Powell
Ruth McCormick
Evan Parker
Powell
Frank Batterson
Montevideo
South America
Batterson
Ohio University
M. E. Church
Mr. Batterson
Edward Batterson
Music Club
Swanson Furniture Co
Nniversary
Athens County
Swanson Furniture Company
N. Court ST
Krassin
Public Forum
Mr. Raynham
Robert Rife
Buchtel, Ohio
Paris
Sets
Continental
Chichester
Riches
Brees
Fyytchinson & Stickney
Kesantion
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