Social Literary Club Met in Canton Run by Mrs Moler
Mrs W E Moler hosted the Social Literary club at 35 North College Street with Mrs Frank Gullum presiding. Papers on Foreign Influence on American Art by Mrs Fred McKay and American Pottery by Mrs J H Berry were read. delegates to the state convention were chosen and refreshments served. next meeting is the annual dinner on April 22 hosted by Mrs Ralph Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Moler
North College Street
Frank B. Gullum
T. C. McCracken
Wilmer C. Harris
Fred McKay
J. H. Berry
Allen
Kresge
O'Hardelot
Micheal Diack
Social
Women’s Federated Clubs
Canton
P. F. Hixson
EF. W. Reed
W. L. Peters
John Gross
Ralph Dalton
Sam Burson
FE. A. Guthrie
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Missionary Society meets at church for Thursday program
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church will convene at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the prayer meeting room. Mrs. W. F. Glesecke serves as program leader.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. F. Glesecke
Return of Robert Robinson to Aurora School
Mr. Robert Robinson returns to his Aurora Tennessee school after spending spring vacation with his mother Mrs Dora Robin and other home folks.
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Robert Robinson
Aurora, Til
Dora Robin
Belle of Barcelona musical set for Friday performance
Rehearsals for the senior high school musical comedy The Belle of Barcelona are underway for a Friday April 17 debut in the new auditorium. The cast is strong and home talent is expected to draw big interest with catchy music. Mr Val Davis and Mrs Davis recently returned from Florida after wintering in Jacksonville visiting Ruth Davis Brown and family. Mrs Paul Keever hosted the Hobson Study circle with delegates named for the Canton federation meeting May 11 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Val Davis
Mrs. Davis
Florida
Jacksonville
Daytona
St. Augustine
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wyoming
Cincinnati
M. F. Brown
Ruth Davis
Hobson Study Circle
Paul Keever
Hobson
Sam Burson
West State Street
John Gross
State Federation
Canton
Neilson Welk
Ralph Dalton
Clyde Featherston
Emmaut
United States
New Mexico
Mississippi
Arkansas
Daileys Take Daughter and Kin to Columbus
Mr and Mrs Earl T Dailey accompanied their daughter Christine Dailey and niece Ernestine Biddle of Galopolis as far as Columbus by motor They are returning to Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware after Easter visits at their parental home.
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Earl T. Dailey
Christine Dailey
Ernestine Biddle
Galipolis
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Mrs Schioss Plans Weeks in Detroit Visit
Mrs Edward C Schioss leaves Thursday for Detroit Michigan for a several weeks visit at the homes of her sister Mrs Dr W Peters and her niece Mrs William McMahon Margaret Rosser.
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Edward C. Schioss
Detroit
Mich
Dr. W. Peters
William McMahon
Margaret Rosser
Tuesday Club Hosts Prof and Mrs Cooper at Colonial
The Tuesday club met Tuesday evening at the Colonial with Prof and Mrs W H Cooper hosting. Miss Constance McLeod head of the Kindergarten department at Ohio University led the program and spoke to the group.
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W. H. Cooper
the Colonial
Constance McLeod
Ohio University
Notable School Talk Delights Attendees With Child Study
A school event on Early Childhood featured work by pupils and a vivid presentation that captivated the audience. The program filled the period, leaving little room for discussion while a buffet luncheon of 54 plates was served to guests.
Teasday Visitors Tale Among Columbus Residents
Mrs. Mary Morrison and Mrs. William Livingston were Teasday visitors in Columbus, highlighting social exchanges and local guest events.
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Mary Morrison
William Livingston
Columbus
Courtney Heirs Must Pay Taxes in Inheritance ruling
In Common Pleas court Probate Judge 8 M Johnson announced inheritance tax assessments on Henrietta Courtney estate heirs. Estate value 39463.69 with administration costs 3159.24 yields 36312.75 taxable plus 5 percent interest during litigation. Of 28 heirs, one pays 85 dollars, fourteen 77.41 each, five 28.67 each, five 23.89 each, three 7.96 each. Dover township is beneficiary.
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Common Pleas Court
Henrietta Courtney
8. M. Johnson
Dover Township
Spring Tragedy Loses Pioneer Moth in Athens
A large June moth, Callosamia tromecihva, emerged six weeks early after a warm spell in Athens. The injured insect froze as night cooled, dying on Court Street’s car fender, first of its species spotted here this year.
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Court Street
Airplane Broadcast Set for Wright Field Concert
Tonight at the hour, the first concert will be broadcast from an airplane at Wilbur Wright Field. The ship stands ready to transmit on 370 meters. Major Hugo Kneer will pilot the musical flight and Lt Malcolm Stewart will operate the radio gear.
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Dayton
Wilbur Wright Field
Hugo Kneer
Wilbur Wrightfield
Malcolm Stewart
Gladiators Must Pay for Fight
A street brawl in Athens last Saturday led to two local youths paying fines of five dollars plus costs after Pleas of guilty by Wilfred Hawkins and Dan Birchfield. Police Chief Herb Parker oversaw the arrests.
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Athens
Koons
Wilfred Hawkins
Dan Birchfield
Herb Parker
Daughters and father die in auto train collision near Livingston crossing
In Newark April urrence reports state Lewis Martin a wealthy stock farmer living near Luray and his daughter Hazel a Kirkersville art school teacher were killed instantly when their car began moving on the interurban track at Livingston crossing and was struck by train No 7 of the C N and Z Traction company Dora Compton adopted daughter of Martin sustained probable fatal injuries in the crash occurring shortly after 5 o clock this morning
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Newark
Lewis Martin
Luray
Hazel
Kirkersville
Dora Compton
Martin
Livingston Crossing
C. N. and
Z. Traction Company
Kicked by Horses Leaves Man Bruised but Not Seriously Hurt
J Wh Brandes was kicked in the stomach and thigh by two horses while tending them. He sustained painful bruises but his condition was not deemed serious.
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Brandes
Trees to Serve as Memorials in Lorain
Lorain officials announce Arbor Day projects planting a tree for each of fourteen schoolchildren killed in last June’s tornado. One tree will be placed in the yard of the school attended by each victim on April 17.
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Lorain
Minister Culpis ends roaming and vows to stay
Rev. Wilson W. Culpis, an unfrocked minister from South Bend Indiana, declares he will stay with his wife after eloping with his sister-in-law Dorothy and leaving a trail of previous elopements. He says Dorothy has forgiven him and that his brother has taken Dorothy back.
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South Bend
Ind
Wilson W. Culpis
Love Eifrng
Dorothy
Tragedy at Manila service dance ends in death
Army officers probe the shooting of 18 year old Audrey Burleigh by Lieutenant John Thompson, a West Point standout, during a service dance in Manila. The incident is described as a jealous act.
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Manila
John Thompson
West Pointer
Audrey Burleigh
Ohio druggists halt Jamaica ginger amid widespread use
Theo D Wetterstroem secretary of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association says many Ohio druggists have dropped Jamaica ginger and liquor substitutes due to their popular use as beverages. He warns the situation is becoming extremely serious.
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Columbus
Ohio
Theo
D. Wetterstroem
Ohio State Pharmaceutional Association
Foreign-born citizens naturalized in Belmont County
In Belmont County Common Pleas Court many new naturalizations were granted with 25 percent from Czecho Slovakia, 18 percent from Poland, and 4 to 3 percent from Germany Austria Hungary and Ireland, reflecting shifting immigrant origins.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ireland
Hodges Eagleson stays pastor of First Presbyterian
Rev Hodges M Eagleson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Bucyrus, announced he declined an offered pastorate at his former Wellston church despite a higher salary because he wishes to continue his work in Bucyrus.
Michigan Turns to Track and Baseball After Rough Season
Michigan shifts focus from basketball to track and baseball with prospects appearing strong in both. The track squad is one of the best in years while the baseball team seeks a reliable pitcher to complement Jack Blott behind the plate.
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Michigan
Jack Blott
Russia Orders Baby Chicks From Athens Hatchery
Following an order from Egypt, the Athens Chick hatchery reported a request for baby chicks from Russia. The manager believes shipping there would be impossible but notes orders from around the world are gratifying.
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Russia
Egypt
Athens
Woman Sues Over Dump Smoke Damages Near Clarraville
Lulu Steel sues Rail & River Coal Co. for 300 dollars claiming health damage from smoke fumes and gas from a stone and slate dump near her Martins Ferry home. She seeks an injunction to stop burning the dump.
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Martins Ferry
Lulu Steel
Rail & River Coal Company
Clarraville
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertised by Woodhaven No Y
Mr K Collins says he overcame headaches and sour stomach with Carter's Little Liver Pills. He claims the medicine improves health and energy, bestowing a zest for life as it acts gently on the liver and bowels. Sold at all druggists.
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Woodhaven
K. Collins
Carter
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FE. N. Earley
Courtney
Bank of Athens Bldg
John Holland
Jewell
Logan's Book and News Store
Lostro Building
South Court Street
Figkle
Bucyrus
Bargain Hunters
Mr Af Aay
Chauncey
W. B. Drake
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