Local Notes From Columbus And Area
Mr Byron Whipple is in Columbus on business today Mrs B S Miles visits relatives in Columbus At 780 o'clock Monday evening the Order of Eastern Star will convene There will be initiation Mr E A Hooper and daughter Mrs D E Blackburn in Lancaster today for Mrs Bess Hooper funeral The Misses Rose and Blanche Price spend Saturday and Sunday in Columbus
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Byron Whipple
Columbus
Business Today
Order of Eastern Star
E. A. Hooper
D. E. Blackburn
Lancaster
Bess Hooper
Rose
Blanche Price
Miss Ida Boerstler Embarks on Cleveland Business Trip
Miss Ida Boerstler leaves this evening for Cleveland on a short business trip and plans to return by Tuesday.
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Ida Boerstler
Cleveland
Miss Anne Munn Travels to Columbus on Business
Supervising nurse Miss Anne Munn departed yesterday for Columbus and will remain there until Sunday for official duties.
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Anne, Munn
Columbus
Miss Clara Blume Spends Weekend at Logan Home
Miss Clara L. Blume an instructor at the local normal training school is spending the weekend at her residence near Logan according to society notices.
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Clara L. Blume
Logan
City Federation to Meet Monday at Chamber of Commerce
The City Federation will meet Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss local civic matters and upcoming initiatives.
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City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Barker couple leaves home after illness confinement
Mr and Mrs A W Barker of 91 Central Avenue are able to be out again after several days of confinement to their home with tonsillitis in a local update reflecting community health.
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A. W. Barker
Central Avenue
Mrs Frum Extends Newark Visit With Sister
Stella Frum of 6 Poplar Avenue has traveled to Newark for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. E. A. Moore, of that city. Mr. and Mrs. William Larimer are also mentioned in the notice.
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Stella Frum
Poplar Avenue
Newark
E. A. Moore
That City
Sisters Visit Ends With Home Return
Mr and Mrs J C Jennings welcomed back daughter Chloe May of Tiffin and Allis and Daywehter al ending a short visit with their sister.
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al. OS Oeee
Allis
Daywehter
Chloe May
Tiffin
J. C. Jennings
Miss Elizabeth Dunbar Visits Marietta Host Miss Carrie Marquis
Miss Elizabeth Dunbar of Marietta arrived Saturday noon to spend the weekend as the house guest of Miss Carrie Marquis at 127 Lancaster Street.
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Elizabeth Dunbar
Marietta
Carrie Marquis
Lancaster Street
Wellston Visitor Arrives for Sunday Family Visit
Mr. J. H. Slaughter of Wellston visits over Sunday with his daughters Mrs. J. L. Edmundson and Mrs. Carl Neff staying to spend time together.
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J. H. Slaughter
Wellston
J .L. Ed.mundson
Carl Neff
Strecker family wedding travels to Marietta
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Strecker travel to Marietta to attend the wedding Tuesday of a cousin of Rev. Strecker at the parental home.
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C. L. Strecker
Marietta
Rev. Strecker
Seward Takes Mother to Mt. Clemens for Treatment
Mr. D. K. Seward travels to Mt. Clemens Michigan to accompany his mother for treatment at the resort spa.
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D. K. Seward
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Pilchers Begin Eastern Trip Visiting Relatives
Mr and Mrs Roy Pilcher started Friday evening on an eastern trip visiting Dr Louis F Pilcher and family in Brooklyn New York and will spend time in New York City and New Jersey.
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Roy Pilcher
Louis F. Pilcher
Brooklyn N. Y
New York City
New Jersey
Mrs Cornell Guests In Columbus With Sister Of J W Sanderson
Mrs Clifford C Cornell travels to Columbus to join husband arriving from Chicago for a weekend visit with Mrs Cornell's sister Mrs J W Sanderson.
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Clifford C. Cornell
Columbus
Cornell
Chicago
J. W. Sanderson
Beta Kappa delegates attend tenth district convention
Messrs Walter Cameron Gordon Bush Cletus Patterson and Laurence Keller travel to Cincinnati over the weekend as Beta Kappa representatives of Beta Theta Pi for the tenth district fraternity convention.
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Walter Cameron
Gordon Bush
Cletus Patterson
Laurence Keller
Cincinnati
Beta Kappa
Beta Theta Pi
Hinds Visit Franks and Higley Circle Meeting
Mr and Mrs Joseph Hinds arrive for a two week visit with their son in Franklin avenue returning from a winter in St Petersburg The Higley Study Circle meets at Lindley Hall with Mrs Jennie O Dell presiding Miss Irma Voigt discusses the Question of Working Women noting war influenced views and home impacts on industry.
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Joseph Hinds
W. H. Morse
Franklin Avenue
Mrs. Hinds
St. Petersburg
Higley Study Circle
Jennie O’dell
Lindley Hall
George H. Junod
Sheridan
Irma FE. Voigt
Family travels from Dayton to Watertown for summer on Thousand Islands
People depart Athens and head to Watertown New York before settling in a summer home on the Thousand Islands. The move marks their transition from one residence to a seasonal retreat in a scenic region.
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Piorida
Dayton
Athens
Watertown
N. Y
Thousand Islands
Birthday Surprise for Mr. Michael at 67% East Mulberry
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Michael on East Mulberry street celebrated Mr. Michael’s fifty first birthday with music contests and refreshments. Attendees included the Dailey, Kelley, Weideman, Parker couples and several singles.
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E. J. Michael
East Mulberry Street
Michaels
Michael
B. T. Dailey
Christine
Harry Kelley
James Weideman
Pearl Parker
Florence Booth
Susie
Frieda Mouel
Jeannette Overman
Ruth Gore
Ray Ricketts
Robert Davis
Elbert Minns
Schools Lose Teachers Over Wages, Members Hear
The discussion noted teachers leaving classrooms for higher paid work and urged choosing jobs they like and are qualified for despite pay. A solo "Happy Days" by Mrs. W. T. Sprague with Miss Lillian Franke followed.
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W .T. Sprague
Lillian Franke
Bridge Breakfast Favors Zenner and Craig Guests
Mrs. D. R. Zenner and Mrs. T. W. Craig hosted a Friday morning bridge breakfast at the Zenner home on West State Street. Guests included Philip Zenner of Huntington West Virginia and Miss Sarah Tracy of Mansfield, with Mrs. W. L. Kessinger of Kansas City also attending. The event featured bewitching attire, seven tables, corsages, and beaming social courtesies extended to the guests for the weekend and into next week.
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D. R. Zenner
T. W. Craig
Bridge
Mia
Philip Zenner
Huntington
W. Va
Sarah Tracy
Mansfield
Zennera
Craigs
Weat State Street
W. L. Kessinger
Kansas City
H. Welch
Arbor Day Observed in Athens Schools
Arbor Day on April 8 was celebrated by Athens school children. At East Side school Arbor Day was observed in every classroom and the eighth grades planted two trees on the school terrace.
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Athens
East Side
Arbor Day Observances At Central School
Students voted on the national tree with the oak leading. Theodore Schmidt gave a dedication address and Miss Alice Burke read an original poem. At Central building a morning program featured songs by grades, an illustrated talk by Dr. W A Matheny, and tree planting on the lawn.
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America
National Foresters Association
Theodore Schmidt
Alice Burke
Billy Matheny
W. A. Matheny
New Jersey Approves Dempsey Carpentier Fight Site
Governor Edward I. Edwards said the bout will be beneficial if conducted orderly under boxing law. He expressed approval after Tex Rickard chose New Jersey grounds for the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight showdown.
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Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Edward I. Edwards
United Press Today
Tex Rickard
Surprise 54th Birthday for Mrs Nanna at New Marshfield
A surprise party was held at Mr and Mrs William Nanna's home in New Marshfield on Thursday evening for Mrs Nanna's fifty fourth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred McLeadh Mr and Mrs Floyd Efaw Mr and Mrs W M Dixon and son, with social conversations music and lunch of sandwiches cake pickles and coffee.
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William Nanna
Social Notices List of Local Residents and Families
A long list of local names appears including Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKibben, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moodlet, and Mrs. Wm. Sturgill among many others such as Mrs. W. D. Porter field, Mrs. Will Chaffinn, Mrs. B. J. Shannon, and Mrs. W. L. Bridge. The roster includes families and individuals like Jack Quest, Ray Lewellyn, Lucile Sturgill, Reba Hewitt, and Beatrice Nanna.
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Bert McKibben
Fred Moodlet
Wm. Sturgill
W. D. Porterfield
Will Chaffinn
B. J. Shannon
W. L. Bridge
Joe Barren
A. W. Chaffin
H. D. Nanna
Forest
Frank Harbarger
Percy Jones
Mabel Winning
PP. Hewitt
Zona Kiye
Jack Quest
Ray Lewellyn
Lucile Sturgill
Reba Hewitt
M. Raines
Beatrice
William Nanna
Balloon Found Off Panama City aft missing airmen case
A balloon believed to be the craft from which five aeronauts from the Pensacola naval training station were blown to sea over two weeks ago was found twenty miles off Panama City. The balloon was towed to Panama City after a seaplane was sent to verify the find, with no sign of the missing aviators.
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Pensacola
Fla
Naval Training
Panama City
Pla
Mexican Complaints About Texas Treated by Governor
Mis treatment of Mexicans in Texas as reported to Secretary of State Hughes by Mexican consuls is under investigation by Governor Neff.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Hughes
Neff
Athens Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Plains Mrs Zine Courtney attended the funeral of Mrs Ed Verity at Athens Wednesday. Mrs Harry Porter staying on sick list. Mr Joe Barstow and Mr and Mrs Charles Keeton shopped in Athens Friday. Mr and Mrs Elza McGranor left for home in Athens after visiting Zine Courtney. Mrs Richard West and brother Wilbur Wallace were in Athens Saturday.
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Zine Courtney
Ed Verity
Athens
Harry Porter Ta
Joe Barstow
Charles Kéeton
Elza McGranor
Richard West
Wilbur Wallace
White Sox players posted bond after indictment for 1919 World Series fix
Chicago April 9 Carl York from St Louis Claud Williams Joe Jackson and Buck Weaver former White Sox players indicted by the Cook county grand jury for conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series posted bonds totaling 38000 dollars in Chicago.
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Chicago
Carl York
St. Louis
Claud Williams
Joe Jackson
Buck Weaver
White Sox
Cook County
Chicago imposes city curfew for minors
Chicago officials announce immediate curfew ordinance in the village, barring children from streets from 10 p m to 6 a m unless accompanied by parents. Police expect the measure to reduce their workload by about a quarter.
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Chicago
Cigar Brand Suspected After Red Liquor Leak
Chief of Police Dick Carr in Okmulger reports a local cigar induced a leak when a friend handed him the cigarette. He bit the end and liquid leaked out, later analyzed and declared to be real red liquor, explaining the street rumor of popular cigars.
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Okmulger
Okla
Dick Carr
British Air Ministry Offers Prizes Over 300000 For Ze68 Seaplane Designs
The British air ministry announced prizes totaling more than 300000 dollars for best designs of Ze68 class seaplanes. The contest invites engineers and designers to submit innovative prototypes to advance naval aviation capabilities.
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British Air Ministry
Meat prices seen steady pork outlook aids farmers
United Press reports in Chicago on April 9 that meat supply should be adequate with prices steady or declining over six months. Armour and Company vice president Frank W. Waddell predicted beef prices would fall while pork remains stable, noting a larger pork crop this season and the farmer's productive mood despite export limits and postwar treaties.
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Robert
Thornburgh
United Press
Chicago
Packing House
Frank W. Waddell
Armour and Company
Waddell
America
United States
Germany
Berlin
Apos Ene
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