Increased Production Urged at Atlantic City Meeting
The National Chamber of Commerce will host a four day gathering in Atlantic City from April 26 to 29 where about 3 000 top businessmen will chart a national program for higher production. The group emphasizes shared responsibility among manufacturers merchants farmers and workers to boost output and help both domestic and European allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Atlantic City
Industrial Outlawry and the Rail Strike Fallout
The piece defends organized labor while condemning strike actions that broke contracts and harmed public welfare. It lauds railroad leaders for restoring discipline and authority, claiming the labor movement’s honor is vindicated despite lasting damage to progress and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Brotherhoods
Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Automobiles Drive Demand for Bathtubs Across Nation
The railroads and manufacturing sectors push growth while the public relies on cars. Observers note more automobiles than bathtubs in the United States and argue that higher car use increases bathtub demand as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Will Hotels Replace the American Home in Time
Edith E. Moriarty probes a looming shift as apartments and hotel living rise amid rent pressure and helper shortages. She discusses the idea of hotel life replacing the traditional home, the impact on family life, and whether such progress should redefine the ideal environment for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith E. Moriarty
American Hotel Men’s Association
Musterole Advertisement and Local News Roundup
Musterole relieves sore throats bronchitis and other pains without blistering. Local residents and visitors are noted in Athens Meigs County and surrounding areas with movement of families properties and hospital visits including Circle Hill Edith Walker Peter Winning and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Hill
John Brewer
Edith Walker
Gallipolis
Peter Winning
S. FE. G. Pedigo
Mattie Mace
Athens
Fred Beverage
Carbondale
I. G. Hoodlet
Mineral
J. S. Withers
L. S. Searis
W. M. Dixon
Richard Henry
Meigs County
C. L. Jones
Coonville
Local Residents Visit Friends and School Holds Benefit
Local residents from Murray City Columbus Rayford and Chauncey visited kin and friends in Buchtel area. A grade entertainment at the Buchtel opera house drew a crowded audience with about one hundred fifty children performing folk dances plays and songs. Net proceeds of 54.08 funded supplementary readers for early grades with remaining 23 placed for the 1920 1921 school year needs.
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William Glover
William Grimm
David Martin
Murray City
Mick Matheny
Dorthea Koon
Velma Matheny
Warren Kinnur
Columbus
John Kinnar
Charles
David Howes
Rayford
W. Va
Alva Swaim
Buchtel Opera House
Althea Whitmore
Roy Crosser
Chauncey
William Bowers
Kimble
Mitchel Martin
Albany Social Notes From Sunday Visitors and Moves
Blanche Woodyard of Jacksonville and Della Irwin’s sister hosted a Sunday visit. Howard Coe family and Aldine joined Galey Bratton at Pt Rock. Cash Smith Dexter visitors in Albany. Wm Irwin and wife hosted Matlox Circleville and Ed Lasch family guests. Fr F Martin and family also visited. Daughertys moving into Ruth Welsh’s former rooms. James Richardson McConnellsville with Peter Morse’s family. Fin Smith visited Julia Martin. Lee township teachers and pupils attended Albany exhibit. Mable and Alta Coe return home after Florida trip. Grover Stout of Menden visited for funeral. J B Gillogly and wife moved to farm west of town.
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Blanche Woodyard
Jacksonville
Della Irwin
Howard Coe
Aldine
Galey Bratton
Pt. Rock
Cash Smith
Dexter
Albany
Wm. Irwin
Matlox
Circleville
E. T. Dailey
Athens
Ed Lasch
Fr. F. Martin
Lasch
Wm. Daugherty
Ruth Welsh
James Richardson
McConnellsville
Peter Morse
Fin Smith
Julia Martin
Lee Township
Mabel
Alta Coe
Florida
Grover Stout
Menden, NL
Ohio
Harriett Stout
J. B. Gillogly
New Marshfield High To Host Pie Supper At Townhouse
The New Marshfield High seniors plan a pie supper at the Townhouse on Saturday evening April 17. All welcome and asked to bring a pie. Fortunetellers Madame Trotsky and daughter Madame Supra will be on site. Mr and Mrs J W Throckmorton return home after months in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield High School
Madame Trotsky
Madame Supra
J. W. Throckmorton
Columbus
John Smith
S F. Beverage
Lizzie Duncan
Nelsonville
R. Hysell
Pearl Shanks
Athens R
Moonlight Picnic by Local Youth Group
A young local group organized a moonlight picnic in the area, gathering several youths for an evening event. Attendees enjoyed simple refreshments and socializing under the night sky in a safe, outdoor setting.
East Toledo men form Ohio's first over all club
Twenty East Toledo business men organized what they say is Ohio's first over all club. They pledged to wear them all summer.
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Toledo
Ohio
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Athens Mesenger & Herald Printing Co
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Ik Leo Dakdeten
Devil’s Table
W. O. White
Art Frost
A. B. White
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Frost
Elizabeth Harkins
Amos White
Broadwell
Millfield
Sarah Ogg
Amenville
Leonard Ogg
Buchtel
New Marshfield
F. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
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Frank B. Willis
Myron T. Herrick
H. M. Daugherty
John Galvin
Daniel C. Brower
Chas. A. Cottrill
Edwin Jones
Harry L. Vail
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White House
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