Tuesday Needle Club Met At Mrs. Hickinah Home
The Tuesday Needle club met at Mrs. Arthur Hickinah's home in Athens County with sixteen members present. A social hour followed the business session and a resting contest awarded the prize to guest Mrs. C. Wette. refreshments were served by the hostess. Additional guests included Grace Marquis Earl Marquis I. E. Ash A. Je Whaley and James Vercottions for the spring and summer program will be discussed. A nominating committee presented officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hickinah
Sautyeace Rire
C. Wette
Harvey Rantsey
Grace Marquis
Earl Marquis
I. E. Ash
A. Je. Whaley
James Vercoe
Athens
Athens County
Lucia (Johnson) Burr
T. R. Biddle
Dean Irma Voigt
John Sprague
Robert Woodworth
Mrea
Elizabeth McGrath
W. V. Daggett
E.R. Smith
Helen Uullom
W. L. Gard
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Swan Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs J C Swan 33 West State Street.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. C. Swan
West State Street
McCoy Returns Home After Week with Sister in Ohio
Mr F H McCoy of St Louis Missouri has returned home after a week visiting his sister Mrs Frank Dean and family. Mrs Dean and daughter Mrs Fred Kelley of Youngstown accompanied him as far as Chillicothe. Mrs Herb J Parker 249 F East Gate Street will host the Friendship Needle Club Thursday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. McCoy
St. Louis
Frank Dean
Herb J. Parker
Eastgate Street
Friendship Needle Club
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
The Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30. All members of the degree staff are requested to be present for practice.
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Rebekah Lodge
al Bers
Prac
Nelsonville Residents Visit and Hospital Run Highlighted
Mrs Bur accompanies her daughter Mrs Henry Sayers of Nelsonville to the Sheltering Arm hospital for treatment on a bright Sunday. While in Athens she visits sisters Mrs Fred Chevelier and Mrs Rosa Carpenter. William Burt of Nelson- is also noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sayers
Nelsonville
Sheltering Arm Hospital
Bur
Athens
Fred Chevelier
Rosa Carpenter
William Burt
Nelson
Woman's Mass Meeting to Elect Officers in Athens League
Saturday evening at 7 will host a Woman's Mass Meeting at the Court House to elect officers for the Athens League of Women Voters. Mrs Bing will explain the league's purpose and plans in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuday
Court House
Athens League F Women Voters
League
Bing. Isugees
Ohio Farmers Seek Lower Freight Rates on Fertilizer
Ohio farmers petitioned the Public Utilities Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking lower freight rates for fertilizer. They allege fertilizer is charged at the sixth class rate while a cheaper special commodity rate exists for shipments from southern facilities to Ohio. As an example, freight from Baltimore to Oswego, Ohio covers 477 miles at $6.40, versus $4.39 under the special commodity rate, a $2.01 difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Publicilities Commission of Ohio
Interstate Commer? Commission
C. S. Dong
Ohio Farm Bu’au Federation
Mississippi
Whic
Long
Baltimore
Maryland
New Club Meets at Central Avenue Hostess
Mrs. T. R. Bennett hosted the Maecenas club on Tuesday afternoon at 25 Central Avenue. Mrs. E. Bingman led the meeting as roll call cited current events and Miss Maud Sanders read the year’s program. Delegates to the Toledo State Convention May 19 to 22 were named: Mrs. Jesse Henry as first delegate and Mrs. Garfield Porter as first alternate. Mrs. E. Bingman as second alternate. Mrs. Addison Fryburger as third alternate. Mrs. Howard Bingman gave the major paper on Calvin Coolidge with a humorous reading by Mrs. Lewis Fienup. The club closed with the Woman's Creed. Next meeting April 22 with Mrs. J. M. Warvey at 215 West Washington Street.
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T. R. Bennett
Centra
L Avenue
Maecenas Club
FE. W.bingman
Maud Sanders
Toledo
Jesse Henry
Garfield Porter
FE. W. Bingman
Addison Fryburger
Howard Bingman
Calvin Coolidge
Lewis Fienup
Warvey
West
Washington Street
Miss Angell Returns From Corning Visit
Miss Louise Angell came back Tuesday evening after visiting Corning as guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cox. She traveled to Columbus to view Zierfeld's Follies with the Coxes, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frazier and Mr. Edward J. Denby.
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Louise Angell
Corning
H. M. Cox
Columbus
Cox
Samuel Frazier
Edward J. Debney
Zierfeld
Golden entertainment at Varsity Inn marks 32 guests
For the pleasure of his son Captain James B. Golden and Mrs. Golden of Ft. Hoyle Maryland, Mr W B Golden hosted a Tuesday evening dinner dance at the Varsity Inn. Covers were laid for 32. Among the guests was Mrs Larry Stevens of Cincinnati visiting from out of town.
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James B. Golden
Jungle beasts skins trim milady hats
London readers learn that hats are trimmed with exotic jungle skins. Designers showcase hats using snake skins leopard skins and lion skin as millinery trimmings reflecting a trend in women's fashion.
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Milady
London
Italian Shot Down in His Own Home
Steubenville O April 9 Anthony Liberatore 54 a well known Italian resident was shot to death when he answered a knock at his door. Bullets struck Liberatore from revolvers fired by two unknown men who fled after about a dozen shots. Police suspect a black hand plot though the family rejects that theory citing a vendetta in the past eight months that has claimed six lives in the area.
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Steubenville
Anthony Liberatore
Liberatore
Socialist miner becomes Lord High Commissioner to Church
Jamie Brown, a Scottish Socialist MP and Ayrshire mineworker, is named Lord High Commissioner to the Church of Scotland. He will move from a two room miner’s cottage to Holyrood Palace, earning 19000 dollars a year and performing royal duties during annual church sessions, while wife Mrs Brown becomes Her Grace. He vows to uphold tradition and show that a socialist and miner can fill the historic post properly.
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Luther A. Huston
I. N
London
Fobby Burns
Jamie Brown
Jamie
Ayrshire
Church of Scotland
Brown
James
Mrs
Annbants
Palace
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh
England
Holyrood
Scotland
Non-Supporter Freed to Care for Children
Arthur Pelton of Coshocton was pardoned by Governor Donahey and released from prison on condition he pay a set sum for the support of his three minor children. The children remain in Knox county custody under the care of the local children's home authorities.
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Columbus
Arthur Pelton
Coshocton
Donahey
Knox County
Pelton
No Monkeyshines for This Gorilla
Three year old gorilla John Sultan travels from Congo to the United States in Miss Alyce Cunningham’s care. He is raised in London and New York settings with a private circ used exhibit and a vegetarian diet.
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New York
John Sultan
United States
Upper Congo
Alyce Cunningham
London
John
John Daniel
Miss Cunningham
Museum of Natural History
John the 2Nd
French West Africa
America
Circus
Wooden leg offered as security for fine spurned
Bath England report states Thomas Stewart a Scottish man was fined two dollars for intoxication. He offered his artificial leg as security for the fine, but the offer was refused. When asked if he drank methylated spirits the defendant quipped that insult to a Scotchman’s whiskey.
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Bath
England
Thomas Steward
Steward
Fire losses in the United States reach 1922 total
The 1922 fire losses across the United States totaled 410 million 889 thousand 350 dollars, reflecting the year’s substantial blaze-related damages.
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United States
Olive Tablets touted for clearer skin and more energy
An advertisement pitches Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for yellow skin pallor and poor appetite. It claims the tablets stimulate liver and bowels, ease constipation, and restore pink skin and buoyancy with a nightly dose. Boxes sold widely at 15 or 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Subaan
Calomel
Tanlac Brings Back Appetite and Strength Says Veteran
Joseph H. Baker of Memphis recalls WWI service with the Thirtieth Division and Argonne actions. After returning home he suffered pneumonia and poor health until Tanlac restored his appetite, weight, and vigor, and he praises its effects. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Joseph H. Baker
North Third St
Memphis
Tenn
Dows Fm
Taniac
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Varsity Inn
Messager
Book OF Fashiona
Blue-jay
Slingluff
Anne Snow
Scotch Church
Humble Cottage
Alexander Herman
Joun Sultan
Gorman
Tanla
Walker’s Book Store
Cornwell
S. Court St
GROUP
Mexico
Berkshire
GRAYS
Oxfords
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