Pallas Club Met At Mrs Carrothers Home In Athens
The Pallas club met Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. E. Carrothers 19 Elmwood place Athens delegates and alternates to the state federation convention were chosen. The program covered Nature Study and status of women in Ohio with papers on industrial protection for women and the Mothers Compensation Law. Mr W E Peters spoke on the law its history and impact noting aid to about forty two mothers and one hundred fifty children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
G. E. Carrothers
Elmwood Place
James P. Porter
H. G. Good
W. L. Slutz
W. F. Mercer
State Federation
Springfield
Sluts
Ohio
Theta Chi marks seven tieth anniversary with banquet
Theta Chi celebrated its seventy fifth anniversary with a banquet at the chapter house 75 East State Street. Herbert McKelvey Alpha Tau chapter president presided as toast master. Speakers included Prof. George Starr Lasher Alpha Gamma chapter Mr George Quillan Alpha Eta chapter Dr George E Carrothers Alpha Iota chapter and Prof Emmett Rowles Alpha Tau chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi
East State Street
Herbert McKelvey
Alpha Tau Chapter
George Starr Lasher
Alpha Gamma Chapter
George Quillan
Alpha Eta
George E. Carrothers
Alpha Iota
Emmett Rowles
Alpha Tau
Miss Carrie Webber Hosts Sunday Afternoon at Home
Miss Carrie Webber of the art faculty at Ohio University School of Education was at home Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 at 34% North Congress Street to a coterie of her friends.
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Carrie Webber
Art Faculty School of Education
Ohio University
North
Congress Street
Personal Notices Through Ohio Cities
John H. Preston visits Bellefontaine and Cleveland for business. Prof. and Mrs. R. L. Morton with daughters Jean and Mary Eleanor attend an educational conference in Columbus and visit near Newark with Mrs. W. A. Orton. Helen Eichholtz left for Bellefontaine after the death of Aunt Alta Putnam. E. O. Huggins and Ruth return from Cincinnati. Headley of Cincinnati travels to Jacksonville to see his father and reflects on his Ohio University ties. Mrs. Harry Bartlett departs for Jacksonville Florida to join Mr. Bartlett before relocating to Cincinnati for a bond office assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Morton
Jean
Mary Eleanor
Columbus
Newark
W. A. Orton
Helen Eichholtz
Alpha Gamma Delta
Bellefontaine
Alta Putnam
Sanford Headley
Cincinnati
T. M. Headley
Jacksonville
Headley
Ohio University
Queen City
Harry Bartlett
Fla
Bartlett
Florida
Mrs Hughes Guest at Hughes Home in Minersville
Mrs. Robert Hughes of Minersville is the guest at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs R H Hughes at 133 Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hughes
Minersville
R. H. Hughes
Morris Avenue
Mr C H McCarty in Hamlet on business
Mr C H McCarty is in Hamlet North Carolina on business and will return the first of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McCarty
Hamlet
North Carolina
Robert H. Hughes to Return From Cincinnati Today
Mr. Robert H. Hughes of 133 Morris Avenue returns today from Cincinnati after several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Hughes
Morris Avenue
Cincinnati
Cecil Ladd Spends Weekend with Friends in Jacksonville
Mr. Cecil Ladd visited Jacksonville for a weekend gathering with friends, enjoying leisure time and social activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ladd
Jacksonville
Miss Gail Putnam Visited by Parents on North High
Miss Gail Putnam has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Putnam, on North High Street during the school vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Putnam
Mrs
George T. Putnam
North High Street
Miss Crow Hosts Miss Pendergrass Guest From Pomeroy
Miss Margaret Crow of 127 North Congress Street has welcomed Miss Faye Pendergrass of Pomeroy as her guest for the past week. Pendergrass is a former student of Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crow
North
Congress Street
Faye Pendergrass
Pomeroy
Pendergrass
Ohio University
Cottage O Manager Paul Welch Spends Weekend on Business
Mr. Paul Welch, manager of Cottage O at the Athens State hospital, spent the weekend in Jacksonville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Welch
Athens State Hospital
Jacksonville
Columbus Friends Attend Davis Funeral at Lash Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Holbrook and Mr and Mrs Reynolds Holbrook of Columbus attended the funeral of Miss Orinda Davis held Sunday at the home of their aunt Mrs E R Lash Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holbrook
Reynolds Holbrook
Columbus
Orinda Davis
Local residents and visitors with regional business travel
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Rauch spent the week in Wapakoneta and Columbus on business. Mr. T. W. Craig traveled to New York on business. A senior Parent Teacher association meeting is set for 7 20 this evening in the school auditorium. Mr. John Barker went to Toledo on business and visited his brother Ralph Barker and family before returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs A W Barker hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Bert Johnson and others from Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Rauch
Wapakoneta
Columbus
T. W. Craig
New York
John Barker
Toledo
Ralph Barker
A. W. Barker
Bert Johnson
Harry Stalder
Son Hollis
Chauncey
Weekend Guests Visit Lancaster Street Residents
Mr and Mrs Charles Schaff and nephew Harold Higgins of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Hiram Russell of Lancaster street. Mr T A Jenkins congressman from the tenth district of Ironton also mentioned in the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schaff
Harold Higgins
Columbus
Hiram Russell
Lancaster Street
T. A. Jenkins
Ironton
Hotel Berry Guestway Note Shows Local Visitors
Mr. Herbert Kelley and Mr. Eber Fulton are Columbus business visitors today. The report notes a guest at Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kelley
Eber Fulton
Columbus
Inheritance Tax Calculated on Bertha Holmes Estate
Taxes totaling 708.36 apply to Bertha Holmes Athens estate valued at 16 48.12 with 4548.12 personality and 12000 real estate. Heirs include J A Holmes 6523.96 tax 30.23 E E Skinner 378.43 tax 26.49 Bertha Rogers 227.06 tax 15.90 Ellsworth Pierce Charles Pierce Columbus Pierce 1816.44 each tax 127.15 Missouri Amburt same. Beatrice Sullivan Mary Swartzler Bessie Cockrell 005.38 each tax 42.38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Holmes
Athens
J. A. Holmes
E. E. Skinner
Bertha Rogers
Holmes Ellsworth Pierce
Charles Pierce
Columbus Pierce
Missouri Amburt
Beatrice Sullivan
Mary Swartzler
Bessie Cockrell
Holmes
Detroit Dye Maker Files for Marriage to Local Minor
The Probate court issued a license for Michael Sklarkowski 23 and Mary Sikorski 16 of Glouster to wed at home. The ceremony, performed by Father Clark of Glouster, followed the filing of the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Michael Sklarkowski
Detroit
Mary Sikorski
Glouster
Stanley Sikorski
Clark
Inheritance tax set for Gertrude Brawley estate
Probate office papers show an inheritance tax of 232.66 on Gertrude Brawley’s estate. The estate is valued at 6350 with 1450 listed as personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Brawley
Real Estate Distributions Reported for Brawley Family
The text notes 5,000 real estate and lists Jenne Brawley the mother receiving $598.73 non taxable and Robert Brawley the brother receiving $151.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenne Brawley
Robert Brawley
Reckless driving arrest after Athens-Nelsonville crash
Joe Moody of Glouster was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Howard Gilson after a Saturday night crash on the Athens Nelsonville road near the Monday Creek bridge north of Floodwood. Moody faces a reckless driving charge and will appear before Justice C H Porter at 7 tonight. Two men from New Straitsville reported minor damages to their car after Moody's vehicle overturned near the bridge. Names of the other drivers were not learned.
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Athens-Nelsonville
Monday Creek
Floodwood
Joe Moody
Glouster
Justice of the Peace
C. H. Porter
Moody
New Straitsville
Howard Gilson
Parker Cousin of Bailey Entertained at Hotel Berry
Mr E R Parker manager of the National Publishing Society in Washington D C a cousin of Mrs J E Bailey was entertained at Hotel Berry by Mr and Mrs Bailey over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Parker
National Publishing Society
Washington, D. C
J. E. Bailey
Hotel Berry
Mrs. Bailey
Woman Battles Ill Health at Home for Family Happiness
A description presents a woman fighting health issues within her kitchen as a quiet battle for her well being and her family’s happiness. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a faithful ally in this long standing health struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Still in Shanty Officers Locate John Snodgrass
April 12 in Glouster Corning resident John Snodgrass faces liquor law charges after a search of his Derthick mine shanty uncovered 175 gallons of mash and a still. He was arrested in Corning and brought to Glouster for court before Mayor Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snodgrass
Corning
Glouster
Mayor Park
Snodgrass
Derthick
Marshall Williams
Atill
Marshal Williams
Seeley Co truss expert to visit Berry Hotel Athens
Seeley from Chicago will be at the Berry Hotel in Athens Thursday April 15 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. The device claims to close rupture openings in 10 days on average and to work without surgery in large or difficult cases. Authorities warn against elastic or web trusses and note Seeley has U.S. government documents for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley Co
Chicago
Berry Hotel
Athens
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
F. H. Seeley
Dearborn &J
Arraignment Set This Afternoon for Mayor Park Associate
An unnamed associate connected to Mayor Park is scheduled for arraignment this afternoon. Details remain sparse as officials prepare the proceeding and furnish charges.
Man Arrested for Auto Boose Possession in Glouster
Ten bottles of home brew and a quart of white mule found during a search by Marshal Williams near the wash house at mine No 10. Marshal Slisher jailed on possession charge pleads guilty before Mayor Park and is fined 100 dollars with 80 dollars unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marshal Williams
Marshal Slisher
Mine No. 10
Slisher
Mayor Park
Wrecks Auto at Road End Near Burr Oak
A Dodge sedan owned by A. H. Wilson of Parkersburg was badly wrecked Sunday at the end of the paved road just north of Burr Oak. Mr and Mrs Wilson were traveling to Corning and, unfamiliar with the area, failed to see where the paved road ended. After striking the mud road the car veered off and was damaged. Mrs Wilson sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. H. Wilson
Parkersburg
Burr Oak
Incident Leaves One Hurt and Car Taken for Repairs
A collision left one person injured while Mr. Wilson was unharmed. The damaged vehicle was taken to Lewis Brothers garage for repairs.
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Wilson
Lewis Brothers Garage
Move To Kentucky Glouster
Mr and Mrs Walter Vernon have moved their household goods from this letty to Ashland Kentucky where Mr Vernon has been employed for the last few months. The goods were sent through on one of the Faires Transfer company trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Glouster
Walter Vernon
Letty
Ashland
Vernon
Miners Seek Back Wages Amid Receiver Action at Bailey Run
Glouster Ohio April 12. Robert Marshall president of the miners sub district organization travels to Columbus to secure five days pay owed to miners employed in Bailey Run mines now under receiver. The effort aims to ensure prompt payment as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Marshall
Miners’ Sub District
Collumbus
Bailey Run
William Tippie 70 Dies After Long Illness at College Hill
William Tippie aged 70 died Saturday evening at 6 30 at the home of his son Delbert Tippie and daughter-in-law in College Hill after a long illness. He leaves a wife and two children Delbert of Chauncey and Estella Murphy of Akron. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 30 at Green's Run Church of Christ with Rev. G B Courtney in charge. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Tippie
Delbert Tippie
College Hill
Tippie
Delbert
Estella Murphy
Akron
Green's Run
Doctor LeFever Improves After Hospital Stay
GLOUSTER April 13. Dr. FE LeFever remains in hospital for several weeks. Relatives visiting Grant Hospital in Columbus report he can sit up in his room though his leg remains in a cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
FE. LeFever
Ij Grant Hospital
Columbus
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