Social notes from Columbus visit and church meeting
Miss Myrtle Mitchell spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus as guest of Mr and Mrs Earl Lemons. Gordon Herrold returned from Zanesville where he visited his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Russell Herrold. Dr H P Kelley returns from the Universal Chiropractors convention in Columbus with praise for the turnout. The Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday at 7 in church parlors to hear reports from the Mc Connelsville gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mitchell
Columbus
Mrs. Earl Lemons
Gordon Herrold
Zanesville
Russell Herrold
H. P. Kelley
Universal Chiropractors Association
Hotel
Southern
Kelley
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
McConnelsville
Mrs Van Meter Visits Mrs Barstow on East State Street
Mrs James Van Meter comes for a visit with her daughter Mrs W L Barstow who lives on East State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Meter
W. L. Barstow
East State Street
Columbus Man Visites Mother in West Union Street Home
Mr. Harvey Crippen of Columbus spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mary Crippen at the family home on West Union Street and returned to Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Crippen
Columbus
Mary Crippen
West Union Street
Mr W E Peters Visits Columbus On Business
Mr W E Peters, a business visitor, traveled to Columbus for a Saturday engagement. He met local associates and discussed potential opportunities during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peters
Columbus
Mrs Byron Wolfe Visits Carpenter Family At Elmwood Place
Mrs. Byron Wolfe and her young son William Byron are visiting Mrs. Wolfe’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carpenter at 46 Elmwood Place.
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Byron Wolfe
William Byron
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Tuesday club meeting postponed due to illness
The Tuesday club meeting has been omitted for Tuesday night because of illness in the family of Dr and Mrs W 8 Gafmertafelder who were to entertain. Members will be informed of the date of the annual picnic where officers will be elected.
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W. 8. Gafmertafelder
Leighty Family Hosts Relatives From Columbus and Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leighty of Richland avenue hosted over Sunday guests including Herbert Leighty Alva Leighty and daughters Evelyn and Virginia from Columbus along with Mrs. Frank Kinkead and son Everett from Cincinnati Mrs Kinkead and son will stay through the week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leighty
Richland Avenue
Herbert Leighty
Alva Leighty
Evelyn
Virginia
Columbus
Frank Kinkead
Everett
Cincinnati
Kinkead
Mrs. Wiley Thurness Visits Aunt in town
Mrs. Wiley f Thurness of Togan spent Monday as a guest of her aunt Mrs. F L Preston at 34 South College Street.
Social Literary club meets Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. F. B. Guilum of 128 North Lancaster street will host the Social Literary club Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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F. B. Guilum
Lancaster Street
Hottel Family Returns Home After Health Scare
Mrs. W. L. Hottel and her daughter Miss Jena Frances Hottel arrived home Saturday night from Columbus, very much improved in health. Mrs. Hottel has been taking treatment and her daughter underwent a surgical operation.
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W. L. Hottel
Jena Frances Hottel
Columbus
Knowton Couple of Bellefontaine Welcome Son Harry Franklin
Mr and Mrs Harry P Knowton of Bellefontaine formerly of Athens announce the birth of a son Harry Franklin on Monday April 16 in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Knowton
Bellefontaine
Athens
Harry Franklin
Doctor Responds to Family Illness in Kokomo Ind
Dr. E B Bryan rushed to Kokomo Indiana to tend to his mother Mrs Daniel Bryan who was gravely ill. The trip underscores the family emergency prompting medical attention in the city.
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E. B. Bryan
Kokomo, Ind
Daniel Bryan
Banquet Honors Honor Students and Teams in Students Union
A Friday banquet at 6:30 in the Students Union honored top students and sports teams. About 24 honor students attended along with 60 pupils and faculty members. The toast program listed names including Dilley as toastmaster Maerick Spartan William Stephenson Hurdle Glen Vore and others with letters presented and songs performed.
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Students Union
A. and B. Spartan
Hurdle
Dilley
Maerick Spartan
William Stephenson Hurdle
Glen Vore Delgate
Lois McClead
Miss Ross
Blanche Allen
Mr. Hughes
Conrad Mulligan
Miss Ann Rosser Hosts Bridge Tea at Schloss Home
Miss Ann Rosser of Ohio University entertained with a bridge tea for six tables on Saturday at Mrs. Edward C. Schloss’s West State street residence. Guests included the hostess sisters in Alpha Gamma Delta, with Miss Sara Fitton of Lancaster visiting and Miss Isabel Sherrod as an out of town guest. Pink and white formed the color motif carried in the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rosser
Ohio University
Edward C. Schloss
West State Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Society
Sara Fitton
Lancaster
Isabel . Sherrod
City Federation seeks magazines for Ohio penitentiary
The City Federation led by President Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth requests magazine donations to be sent to the Ohio penitentiary. Donors should deliver contributions to the mayor's office in the City building by Wednesday April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Woodworth
Ohio Penitentiary
Birthday surprise for Mrs Thomas Wittler at East Union Street
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at Mrs. Thomas Wittler of East Union Street for a birthday celebration. A bountiful table and a large cake inscribed Mother highlighted the event as gifts and well wishes poured in from attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson Kogan Mrs. Will Lee Barberton Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Littler Hilbert Littler Betty Jane Lucile Carr Nellie Graves James Hardman Fred Gill and the Littler family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wittler
East Union Street
Robert Davidson
Kogan
Will Lee
Barberton
Clyde Littler
Hilbert Littler
Betty Jane
Lucile Carr
Nellie Graves
James Hardman
Fred Gill
Thomas Littler
Harley and
Clarence Littler
Birthday Dinner for Ronald Smith at 17 Palmer Street
Rev and Mrs H C Smith entertained Sunday with a noon dinner at 17 Palmer Street for their son Ronald Smith on his 18th birthday. Guests included Miss Maria Skinner Dorothes Drake Helen Skinner Helen Coast Helen Hull and Ronald Smith Herbert Smith and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Smith
Palmer Street
Ronald Smith
Maria Skinner
Pomeroy
Dorothes Drake
Helen Skinner
Helen Coast Helen Hull
Herbert Smith
Wadley Cameron nuptials tie Athens and Akron connections
Mr Vaughn Wadley and Miss Doris Cameron former Athens residents wed in Akron on April 12. They are Athens High School graduates 1916 and 1920 and both attended Ohio University. They plan to live in Akron where Wadley has a lucrative job. Wadley's father J W Wadley ran a Athens grocery. Mrs Cameron is daughter of C M Cameron of Kenmore and niece of Mrs J B Mout of 5 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Wadley
Doris Cameron
Athens
Akron
Wadley
Ohio University
J. W. Wadley
Athans
Columbus
J. B. Mout
Park Place
John Harner
the Plains
Pearl Gaskill
East Mulberry Street
Gaskill
C. M. Cameron
Kenmore
W. E. A. Juniors Postpone Tonight’s Program
The W. E. A. Juniors cancel their planned program for tonight because Great Commander Heppert cannot attend. The change leaves members awaiting a rescheduled event.
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Heppert
Well Known Canton Auto Shop Owner Praises Tanlac
S W Montague of Canton Ohio declares Tanlac cured his year long stomach trouble gas pains and nervous exhaustion. He says he regained strength and health and endorses Tanlac as unbeatable and available from all druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canton
Tahlac
W. Montagu
Tuscara
Kiwanis to Discuss Courtesy Week Observance
Kiwanis club plans a Tuesday evening meeting at the Varsity Inn with Ned Wolf presiding. Members will give short talks on courtesy themes as part of Courtesy Week activities aligned with Kiwanis International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Varsity Inn
Ned Wolf
United States
Kiwanis International
Chiropractors differ from medics says M D in legislature
Lee Edwards M D former chief physician at Nebraska State Penitentiary told BC lawmakers health legislation includes chiropractic. He argued medicine treats from outside while chiropractic treats from within, using spinal alignment to remove interference and restore the body's resistance to disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Edwards
Nebraska State Penitentiary
British Columbia
the Daily Colonist
Victoria
Bryan Backs Harding World Court Plan Move
In Washington on April 16 William Jennings Bryan voiced strong support for President Harding’s world court plan while Woodrow Wilson criticized the conditional adhesion. Bryan predicted Democratic senators would largely back the proposal and said the United States should join the court and help elect judges while reserving future enforcement rights.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Harding
United States
Bryan
International News Service
International Court of Justice
Father John's Medicine Helps Undernourished Children Grow
Growing children needing nourishment can fall thin and pale. Father John's Medicine blends cod liver oil with other food elements to aid uptake and rebuild strength, trusted by thousands of mothers for years.
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Father John
Fire destroys steamer H. D. Hulings at Pipe Creek docks
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the steamer H. D. Hulings at the Cleveland and Western Coal docks at Pipe Creek near River Mellaire Ohio. Estimated loss is 60 000 dollars. The coal docks were slightly damaged. The crew escaped unharmed. The boat owned by Mrs H D Hulings of Marietta Ohio had towed coal from Beech Bottom and had just tied up when the blaze was found.
Lynn Shoe Workers Strike Demands 80 Percent Wage Hike
Lynn Massachusetts April 16 7000 to 19000 workers in this city face idleness as more than 1000 Allied Shoe Workers union members strike in forty shops under the Lynn Shoe Manufacturers association. They demand an 80 percent wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Allied Shoe Workers’ Union
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
No Reason for Wild Dancing Doctors Say
Philadelphia Virginia April 16 Marathon dancing is the ruin of health say physicians in this city. Dr Wilmer Knussen former director of public health warns such prolonged strain is dangerous to life and serves no good purpose. William A Stecher director of physical education condemns the craze as lacking physical benefit.
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Philadelphia
Wilmer Knussen
William A. Stecher
Brock pleads guilty to second degree murder in motor fatality
Philadelphia news reports banker Henry G. Brock a society figure pleaded ality to second degree murder over a March 2 triple killing by his car. Brock, found dazed near the damaged bloodstained vehicle, becomes the first person indicted for motor fatality murder in the state.
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Philadelphia
Henry G. Brock
Brock
Students Present Spanish Comedy Zaragueta in Ewing Hall
An all Spanish performance by students under Professor Whitehouse will stage Zaragueta Tuesday evening at 7 30 in Ewing Hall. English summaries will precede each act. Admission is free with ten cent programs. Cast includes Ruth Baker Viola Wiek Bessie Growden Josephine Stiers Bertram Renkenberger Richard Murphy Charles Fox Edward Jennings Homer Dupler Frank Tedrow Franklin Scott. Two violin solos by Edward Robinett with Clarice McKibben on piano.
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Ewing Hall
Professor Whitehouse
Zaragueta
Ruth Baker
Viola Wiek
Bessie Growden
Josephine Stiers
Bertram Renkenberger
Richard Murphy
Charles Fox
Edward Jennings Homer Dupler
Frank Tedrow
Franklin Scott
Edward Robinett
Clarice McKibben
Pianis
Judge Gary Attacks Immigration Law at Steel Stockholders Meeting
Gary chairman Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel criticized the immigration law as one of the worst moves for the nation’s economy. He said abundant labor is available abroad but blocked by laws and that labor is scarce at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Grain markets dip after high opening follows court ruling
In Chicago on April 16 violent recessions swept grain trading after a buoyant opening. Traders said the Supreme Court's ruling upholding the future trading act did not change market action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Attorney Named Administrator of Katherine Liilis Estate
A. B. Wells, personal attorney to the late Katherine Liilis, is appointed administrator of her estate by Probate Judge Johnson. The sole next of kin named is Mrs. Ellis Cox Dean of Lockland Ohio, who died intestate, with an estate valued at 64000 including 40000 personal property and 24000 real estate. Mr. Wells posted an 80000 bond. appraisers are EF Walker D Forsyth and Alonzo Palmer. The Ellis home on College Street, valued at 18000, was given to Wells by Mrs. Ellis before her death.
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A. BR. Wells
Katherine Liilis
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson
Wells
Ellis Cox Dean
Lockland
Ohio
Ellis
George Upton Dies in Washington D C at Home
Geo W. Upton of Warren Ohio died suddenly at his Washington home in Stoneleigh Court. He was husband to Harriet Taylor Upton vice chairman of the Republican national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geo W. Upton
Warren
Ohio
Stoneleigh Court
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican National Committee
Propaganda Drive Aims to Defend Anti-Religious Policy
Official Soviet newspapers push a broad campaign defending the anti-religious movement in Russia. They emphasize conditions in the country and frame religion as a target of state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Surprise Party at Salem Honoring Gertrude Houtehens
A surprise gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Graham in Salem celebrated Miss Gertrude Houtehens as she prepares to leave for Roanoke. Guests arrived from nearby towns and brought baskets for a noon meal, with a traveling bag presented as a token of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Graham
Salem
Gertrude Houtehens
Roanoke
Chas. Wilkes
Wm. Matone
Henry Pollard
Geo. van Meter
Samuel McNeal
Lewis Gloeckner
Wm. Horn
Edward Wilson
Roy Graham
Clarence Neal
Theo. Tohse
Cecil Perry
Curtis Groce
John McDonald
Wim
Robert Swyers
Wayne Nice
Sylvester Brandenburg
Floyd Wilkes
Wm. van Meter
Questa
Mra
Wr. Howell
Nelsonville
James Nichols
Lancaster
Wm. Brammer
Athens
Lewis Prinde
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