Athens Needle club meets at Mrs. Lee’s home
Members of the Athens Needle club gathered at 110 Morris avenue for a regular meeting hosted by Mrs. H. T. Lee. Four daughters assisted with guests as Spring flowers decorated reception rooms and a dinner was served before music and social chatter filled the evening.
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Athens Needle Club
H. T. Lee
Morris Avenue
Lee Home
Clarence Roach
D. E. Marquis
W. W. Lee
Francis
North Congress couple host delightful euchre party
Mr. and Mrs. James Ginnan entertained 24 guests Tuesday evening at their North Congress street home with a euchre game. A two course luncheon followed, featuring a pink and white color scheme and carnations as favors. Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy were among the guests.
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James Ginnan
North
Congress Street
James McCoy
Affectionate Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary Hosts West Mulberry Event
Wellston guests joined college and town members for an evening at the West Mulberry Street Phi Delta Theta house. Mrs. George Poffenbarger of Charleston and Dr. Alston Ellis spoke as auxiliary hosts praised fraternity ties and 54 years of Phi Delta Theta involvement.
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Phi Delta Theta
West Mulberry Street
George Poffenbarger
Charleston
W. Va
Alston Ellis
Poffenbarger
Nathan
Ohio University
Athens County
Ellis
Junior Boy Scout Party Honors Eleven Year Old Arthur Boyles Jr
Arthur Boyles Jr a Junior Boy Scout active member hosted a dinner party for the organization at his North Congress Street home to celebrate his eleventh birthday. Attending were Jack Preston Herrold Sutton Belford Vercoe Franklin Murphy Forest Dye Paul James Harland Carpenter Walker Kelley Herrold Allison Carl Radford Edward Austin Clayton Powers Edward Cole Levett Gard Edward Algeo Richard Broks Philip Bean Russell Dean William Phillips Delmar Copeland Floyd Laird Ellis Bobo Herrold Whaley Scoutmaster Will Silvas and Assistant Scoutmaster Walter Murr.
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Arthur Boyles Jr
Boy Scouts
Arthur
North
Congress Street
Jack Preston
Herrold Sutton
Belford Vercoe
Franklin Murphy
Forest Dye
Paul James
Harland Carpenter
Walker Kelley
Herrold Allison
Carl Radford
Edward Austin
Clayton Powers
Edward Cole
Levett Gard
Edward Algeo
Richard Broks
Philip Bean
Russell Dean
William Phillips
Delmar Copeland
Floyd Laird
Ellis Bobo
Herrold Whaley
Will Silvas
Walter Murr
Local News Briefs From McArthur Area
Mr. C. M. Gill visited his McArthur home Wednesday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gill. Guy Radcliff, two years with an Alliance newspaper, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Radcliff. Mrs. C. W. Gross to host Current Events club Friday at 7 pm at 103 East State street. Womans Home Missionary Society to meet Friday at 2 pm at the First M. E. Church.
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C. M. Gill
McArthur
Mrs
J. C. Gill
Guy Radcliff
Alliance
L. D. Radcliff
C. W. Gross
Current Events
East State Street
Womans Home Missionary Society
Just One Laxative Promise From Sensorial Dose Claims
An advertisement touts Just One as the only laxative using 20 different ingredients in a single box, claiming no tolerance build up and unique formulas per dose. It urges readers to mail 25 cents to Erritone Chemical Co in Council Bluffs Iowa for a box.
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Erritone Chemical Company
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Orchard Fertilization Urged After Cold Snap Hit Ohio
Ohio weather crop bulletin notes fruit buds in excellent condition and rapid pasture greening despite unseasonable cold. Winter wheat is generally poor to fair, while Athens county orchardists are urged to fertilize trees now with nitrate of soda or sulfate of ammonia to boost fruit yields.
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Ohio
Columbus
United States Department of Agriculture
Athens County
Break in Strikers Banks Sparks Desertions at Pittsburg Yard
Railroad officials in Pittsburg report a break in the strike last night as 125 of 150 firemen at the Pitcairn yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad return to work. Sufficient men are on duty to maintain passenger service.
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Pittsburg
Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dayton Coppers Get Wage Boost
Dayton police officers learned of a $10 per month pay increase starting May first. Patrolmen will contribute $60 toward an initial $125 outfit, with the same increase applying to new firemen and to the police force overall.
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Dayton
Lenten offerings and D A R meeting dates
The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the D A R changes its April meeting to Saturday April 24 and notes a Lenten offering day at the church. Also announced are births and deaths in the community with visits by Mr and Mrs J R Harvey and travel notes from Athens to Florida and Tennessee sites.
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Nabby Lee Ames
George S. Putnam
Dorothy Jane
Dana King
Mabel Seifelt
Hamilton
J. R. Harvey
Florida
Athens
North
South
Zephyr Hill
Hiram Connett
Tampa
W. L. McGrew
Eva Lowery
Amelia Lowry
St. Petersburg
Lakeland
Ocala
Frank Logan
Logan
A. R. McKinstry
Baldwin
Chattanooga Tenn
Lookout Mt
Chicamauga
The
National Cemetery
Moses Report Sees Martens Case Fit For Justice Dept
The Moses sub committee concludes Ludwig C. A. K. Martens lacks diplomatic status and is a German subject. It recommends JUstice Department action over Senate handling. Martens is under deportation warrant and trial pending. The report notes propaganda aims to replace the U.S. government and links Martens activities to broader Bolshevik efforts. A patent inspires a new rod mounted mirror for violin inspection.
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Washington
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Department of Justice
Senate
Moses
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Brandegee
Connecticut
Pittman
Nevada
Shields
Tennessee
Martens
Marten
Elevator Men Readying Strike Vote in New York
In New York on April 15 17 000 elevator operators plan a meeting tonight to decide on a strike over demands for an eight hour day and a significant wage increase. The action could disrupt city buildings and daily operations if approved.
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New York
Tiz Foot Bath Promise for Instant Relief
An old advertisement extols Tiz as a foot bath that relieves aching feet quickly. It claims swelling, soreness, and odor are drawn out instantly, urging readers to buy at drug or department stores for immediate comfort.
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Euchre Party
Wellston
Phi Delt
Hart Schaffner & Marx
L. Beckley & Son the Home
Dayton Coppers
Zion
L. B. Roberts
Angell Ridge
the Ladies Bazaar
Rengo
Nemo
Trio Corsets
D. J. Evans
Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Stewart
Canisteo
N. Y
Duncan Boughner
Pauline Stewart
Clendenin
Tom Cotton
Betty Jane
Justice Dept
M. T. Ellis
Empire Phonograph
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