Greek reverses in Asia Minor threaten premier’s fall
In Asia Minor military reverses spark calls for Premier Calogeropomlos to resign. Reports say Smyrna is at risk as Greeks recruit more men, with General Gounaris blamed for failed promises to capture Angora. Turkish nationalists and discontent among officers widen the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Calogeropomlos
Angora
Constantin
Asia
Searce
Littoral
Huckeye State Build & Loan Co Ad Promotes Thrift and Home Ownership
A historical advertisement from the Huckeye State Build & Loan Co. in Columbus Ohio touts friendly prose and sincere, calculated claims. It promotes thrift and home ownership with a five percent interest on time deposits and advertises its Columbus address at 22 West Gay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoper
Huckeye State Build & Koan Co
Akin
West Gay
Columbus
Ohio
Nelsonville Court Dockets Drunkenness and Liquor Cases
Charles Casey was fined ten dollars plus costs and Robert Dalliaple fifteen dollars plus costs for drunkenness. Chas Stillwell pleaded not guilty to furnishing liquor and meets hearing Wednesday. Harry Matheny on Fulton Street pleaded guilty to keeping a place and awaits sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Casey
Robert Dalliaple
Chas. Stillwell
Harry Matheny
Fulton Street
Matheny
Ten-year-old Osee Smith Dies After Short Illness
Osee Smith died Saturday after a brief illness at the Diamond. She was 10, leaving her parents two brothers and a sister, one brother having died a year ago. Rev. Kemper to conduct the funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at the Spencer home on Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osee Smith
Mart Smith
Diamond
Pierce Spencer
Chestnut Street
Osee
Rev. Kemper
Spencer
Child Burned In Syrup Spill Accident
Six year old Joe Pedigo son of Mr and Mrs Morey Pedigo was badly burned Saturday night when he pulled a kettle of hot syrup from the stove. He suffered burns to the chin throat and chest and was resting as comfortably as possible today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pedigo
Morey Pedigo
Weekend Guests Reported Across Columbus Area
Mr and Mrs William Morgan spent the weekend in Columbus. Miss Clara Pritchard a Columbus Business College teacher was weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs J S Pritchard. Henry Crawford a Delaware student visited over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Crawford. Carl N Lorey of Mt Vernon was guest of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J W Scott over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J E Zeller had Sunday guest Mrs Emma Foreman of McArthur. Mr and Mrs Clifford Sanders and their young son of Columbus were guests over Sunday of their parents here. Mrs Stella Cappel of Columbus spent weekend with her mother and sons. Miss Colletta Bighouse and Miss Helen Bell of Columbus were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Welsh. Mr and Mrs Ed Mills and two children spent Sunday at Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Columbus
Clara Pritchard
Columbus Business College
J. S. Pritchard
Henry Crawford
Delaware
Oliver Crawford
Carl N. Lorey
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Scott
J. E. Zeller
Emma Foreman
McArthur
Clifford Sanders
Little Son
Stella Cappel
Colletta Bighouse
Helen Bell
John Welsh
Ed Mills
Millfield
Married at Athens Miss Jessie Johnson and Joe Hannas
Miss Jessie Johnson and Joe Hannas were married Saturday at 3 PM in the Methodist parsonage in Athens with Rev. Strecker officiating. The bride is the daughter of Eli and Mrs. Johnson, a longtime saleslady at Wilson Bros. grocery, and the groom works for the Bell Telephone Co. They will reside with the bride’s parents at 46 Short Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jessie Johnson
Joe Hannas
Strecker
Alva Johnson
Eli Johnson
Wilson Bros. Grocery
The
Bell Telephone Co
Short Street
Hyperion Club elects new officers after meeting
The Hyperion Club held a Saturday afternoon meeting with Mrs. N Hill elected president and Mrs. R H Jackson as secretary. Mrs Ed C Cooley became social committee chair, with Mrs Charles Preston added. Miss Florence Parks chosen librarian. Twenty two members attended as delegates reported on the Federated Clubs district meeting in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
N. Hill
Julius Fischer
R. H. Jackson
Ed C. Cooley
Charles Preston
Florence Parks
Walter Whitlatch
Nelsonville
Women’s W C T U Institute Held in Athens Church
The county institute of the W T U will meet in Athens at the Presbyterian church on Thursday April 21. State president Mrs Florence D Richard will be the principal speaker. Organizers seek strong turnout from all parts of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute of the
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Florence D. Richard
Couny
Chamber plan to keep city clean with student role
A Chamber of Commerce committee outlines a program to maintain cleanliness after a thorough cleanup. The scheme relies on student participation, with cards issued to pupils who sign and commit to uphold the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Relief Corps Meets at K P Hall Tonight
The Woman's Relief Corps will gather at 7 30 this evening at the Knights of Pythias Hall for their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
K. of P. Hall
Elaborate Social Evening at Newman Home
The Newman home at 123 East Columbus Street hosted a Saturday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Ann Newman and Miss Catherine. Jonquils and white carnations adorned the rooms as guests enjoyed the elegant affair with flowers in profusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
East Columbus Street
Ann Newman
Catherine
Local Tea Honors Young Hostesses With Penny Contest
The Newman home hosted a luncheon where five young ladies in white organdy welcomed guests. Thirty attendees enjoyed a six o'clock three course dinner with yellow and white decor. A penny contest followed, won by Mrs A C Anderson and Mrs A L Pritchard who awarded pennies to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Helen Jackson
Pauline Lawson
Elizabeth Kessinger
Mary Pritchard
Jeanette Bartels
A. C. Anderson
A. L. Pritchard
Akron Youth Guest Weekend Visit Reported
Charles Lowden of Akron was the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Lowden over the weekend. C. A. Thompson spent Sunday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lowden
Akron
George Lowden
C. A. Thompson
Columbus
Debaters Split Decisions in Local Contest at Nelsonville and Logan
The Nelsonville affirmative team defeated Logan in a public debate on the five year ban on European immigration while the Logan team won the negative side in a separate session at Logan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Logan High School
Congress
N. H
Cemetery Donation to Fort Street Repair Fund
Checks received in the latter part of the week for the Fort Street cemetery repair fund include gifts from Dr. Charles Howe of Athens for $10, Mrs. Mary J. Coakley $5, Mrs. Frank Anderson $5, Mary E. Bartlett $5, Mrs. Julia Baird $5, and J. M. Wemm Jr. of Carbondale $5 to Mrs. F. G. Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Cooley
Fort Street
Charles Howe
Athens
Mary J. Coakley
Frank Anderson
Mary E. Bartlett
Julia Baird
J. M. Wemm Jr
Carbondale
Doan Honored by Bereans Class at Christian Church
Robert A. Doan spoke to 249 men in a Berean class at the Christian Church. His lesson talk was well received and musical numbers by Eugene Mellinger on cornet and Clarence Jack on saxophone impressed the audience. Sunday school attendance reached 662 with a $31 offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereans
Robert A. Doan
Christian Church
Mr. Doan
Eugene Mellinger
Clarence Jack
Mrs J E Lee Improves After Columbus Hospital Appendectomy
Mrs J E Lee of 389 Oak street Nelsonville Ohio undergoes appendectomy at a Columbus hospital and shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lee
Oak Street
Nelsonville
Columbus
Ohio Governor Eyes Cabinet Posts in New State Plan
Governor Davis tentatively selects appointees for a restructured cabinet. Key picks include Floyd Waite as Finance Director, William Phipps as Commerce Director, and Dr. Edmund H. Baehr or Dr. H. H. Snively for Public Health, with several others from Cincinnati, Norwalk, Columbus, and Marion named for Public Welfare, Highways, Industrial Relations, Agriculture, and Education. Final confirmation expected within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United Press
Harry L. Davis
Floyd E. Waite
Cleveland
William H. Phipps
Paulding
Edmund H. Baehr
Cincinnati
H. H. Snively
Edward A. Anderson
Leon C. Herrick
Norwalk
Fercy Tetlow
Washingtonville
L. J.taber
Barnesville
C. A. Dyer
Coalton
Tetlow
United Mine Workers
Taber
New Agricultural Department
Ohio State Grange
Dyer
Ohio Home Protective League
Davis
Harding Pledges Steps Toward Disarmament
President Harding promised definite steps toward disarmament, conveyed by members of the women's peace committee who visited the White House. He explained such actions cannot occur until a state of peace exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Women’s Peace Committee
White House
Mr. Harding
Drunken man linked to death of 8 year old Nadine Kramer
Pittsburgh awaits coroner findings as detectives review John Miller's confession. Miller, a stable worker, says he placed the frightened child in a floor pit while intoxicated after she wandered into the North Site stable. Authorities report no assault. death attributed to fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Nadine Kramer
North Site
John Miller
Miller
Federal Trade Commission urges price relief and market reform
The commission recommends laws to curb unnecessary beverage transactions and to widen access to market information. It criticizes open price associations for keeping members hidden price data and argues retail price resistance slows consumer relief. It urges reducing costs of essentials like fuel and housing to restore normal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Harding
White House
Commission
William Graham obituary and Dent family notices
William Graham aged 54 died at his Salem home Saturday morning leaving a wife and five children. Burial at Salem Cemetery beside the Cumberland Presbyterian church. The Dent family note recalls Mrs. Dent who spent life in Alexander township and Athens area with children Rev B A Dent and others, long respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Dent
Amesville
Alexander Township
Chauncey
Athens County Infirmary
Millfield
L. W. Russell
Athens
C. M. Higgins
A. B. Dent
Jane Gift
Fisher
Florida
Vorhes
Iowa
William Graham 54 Died at Salem Home
William Graham aged 54 died at his Salem home Saturday morning after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and five children including Mrs. Thomas Wort of New Marshfield plus four others at home. Two brothers Marion and George of Salem also survive. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Salem church by Rev. Leslie and burial followed in Salem cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graham
Salem
Thomas Wirt
New Marshfield
Marion
George
Dabritz
Thomas Wort
Leslie Rite
Mrs. R. S. Dent Dies at 80 in New Jersey Home
Mrs. R. S. Dent died Sunday morning at 11 30 at the home of her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Wiley T Sprague 50 Morris Avenue after a long illness. Funeral services will be held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Dent
Wiley T. Sprague
Morris. Avenue
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Arrives for Statue Unveiling
Dr Esteban Gil es foreign minister of Venezuela arrives in New York to present the statue of Simon Bolivar to the city on behalf of the Venezuelan government during a special ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esteban Gil Es
Venezuela
New York
Simon Bonyar
Officer murdered on orders of another officer in Washington
Attorney General Daugherty will review evidence gathered by the Justice Department concerning the death of Major Alexander Cronkite at Camp Lewis. Two former soldiers, Captain Robert Rosenbluth and Sergeant Rolad Pothier, were arrested after Rosenbluth allegedly ordered the shooting during target practice. The case ties to Major General Cronkhite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Alexander Cronkite
West Point
Cronkhite
Robert Rosenbluth
New York
Rolad Pothier
Rosenbluth
Camp Lewis
Wash
Allies likely to plan peace terms meeting this month
Premier Lloyd George told the commons that allies probably will meet this month to plan ways to force Germany to observe the peace terms. He said the meeting place had not been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Lloyd George
Commons
Local notes on farms, visitors and road work in Albany area
Carpenter J W Sheppard bought Claude Hoyds Chestnut Ridge farm last week. Albany residents visit kin and farms. J D Steward, Armstead Mace and others were active in farm and road work. Fishermen and fertilizer plans surface with Hart cattle and bone meal factory talks.
Weather and scores from baseball matchups across leagues
In the American League Cleveland played Detroit in snow, Washington beat Philadelphia 3 to 1, New York won 4 to 0 against Boston, while Chicago faced St. Louis in cold. The National League saw Boston 4 Brooklyn 2 with rain in St. Louis Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh at Chicago in cold. In the American Association Toledo hosted Indianapolis in cold conditions, Minneapolis beat Milwaukee on wet grounds 14 to 9, and Columbus visited Louisville in wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
New York
Washington
Cleveland
N.ca
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Heavy hitting marks early 1921 baseball contests
New York reports note heavy hitting in early 1921 games. The Boston Braves Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox show fight, resisting easy defeats and signaling potential strength. Giants, Pirates, Browns, and Indians display varied form, with Gibson's pitching trio dominating Reds in a series win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Braves
Brooklyn
Robby
Giants
Pittsburg
Gibson
Cooper
Ponder
Hamilton
Pat Moran
Reds
Pirates
Browns
Cleveland Swans
Dempsey Favored In Early Wall Street Bets For Title Fight
In New York on April 18 early betting places Dempsey as a 3 to 2 favorite over Carpentier. The largest bet so far is $3,000 to $2,000 predicting a knockout in 12 rounds. Odds on Dempsey are expected to rise before the July 2 showdown in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New Jersey
Johnson holds A's to eight in win as Yankees beat Red Sox
Walter Johnson pitched eight innings allowing ten hits as Washington defeated Philadelphia 1 0. Wally Pipp drove a double and two singles while Meusel hit a triple as the Yankees shut out the Red Sox 4 0. Mays allowed four runs as McQuillan left two on base in the ninth but a double play ended it. Braves win 4 2 over Robins in Brooklyn opening game amid bad weather elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Husky Washington
Athletics
Wally Pipp
Yankees
Murderers Row
Meusel
Yanks
Reds
Mays
McQuillan
Braves
Robins
Brooklyn
Ohio Buckeyes Split Set With Miami and Cincinnati
Ohio University baseball returned to Athens after a 4 to 2 win over Miami and a 4 to 3 loss to Cincinnati, last year’s conference champions. Loomis struck out 15 and allowed four hits versus Miami, Skinner had two hits, Stockey added a triple, while Cincinnati capitalized on timely hitting to edge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
Miami
Cincinnati
Loomis
Skinner
Stockey
King
Queen City
Athens High to Stage Play Based on The Admirable Crichton
Miss Anna Pickering and Superintendent C E Stailey coach the Athens high school senior class production titled A Man's Man based on Barrie's The Admirable Crichton. Tryouts occur later this week before Superintendent Stanley Principal Russell Rupp and A H H English teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pickering
C. E. Stailey
Athens High School
Barrie
Crichton
Stanley
Russell Rupp
Danish engineers test turpentine from fig tree parts
Danish engineers experiment with producing turpentine from fig trees using roots, twigs, and trunks to extract resin. The project explores alternative forest products and value from different fig tree components.
Cotner Drug Store Sold to Gibson to Reopen as Gibson Pharmacy
Henry W. Cotner sells Cotner Drug store on North Court street to T. E. Gibson of Glouster. Gibson will take over today and open tomorrow as Gibson Pharmacy with interior improvements and a wider stock. Cotner plans unsettled future possibly East trip. Gibson has seven years in the trade and Army service in World War I. He previously ran drug businesses in Lima Columbus and Middleport. Invoicing complete this afternoon with M W Bentz of Brown and Price Drug assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Cotner
Cotner Drug
Court Street
T. E. Gibson
Glouster
Gibson
Gibson Pharmacy
Conner
Lima
Columbus
Middleport
Cotner
Borigade
M. W. Bentz
Brown and Price Drug Store
Supreme Court Upholds Washington Rent Law
The United States Supreme Court ruled the District of Columbia rent law, enacted by Congress during the war to protect tenants, valid and enforceable. The decision strengthens protections for renters in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Congress
Hospital News Reports Adenoid and Tonsil Removals
Several patients at Copeland-Howe hospital recently underwent adenoids and tonsils operations and returned home. Names include Annie Glander Davis Jacksonville R Bennett New Marshfield M Stalder Parkersburg Theodore Poston Flossie Williams Luhrig Lois Bateman Nelsonville and Harvey Calentine who had an appendicitis operation and is back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland-Howe Hospital
Cedannie Ghlander
Davis
Jacksonville
R. Binett
New Marshfield
M Stalder
Parkersburg
Theodore Poston
Flossie Williams
Luhrig
Lois Bateman
Nelsonville
Harvey Calentine
Complaints of Dog Depredations in Local Gardens
Residents report dog incursions damaging new gardens along Grosvenor Street and near Franklin Avenue. Both well bred and mongrel dogs are blamed for spoiling flower beds and plots in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sp Gardens
Grosvenor Street
Franklin Avenue
Weather forecast for east of Mississippi warms slowly
The Weather Bureau predicts a gradual temperature rise on Tuesday and Wednesday in the territory east of the Mississippi. Tonight will require furnaces and heavy blankets as Cold air lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Weat Bureau
Resolution protects Cork lord mayor from deportation
A House resolution introduced by Rep. Sabath of Illinois declares Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork a political refuge and says deporting him would violate American principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donal O’callaghan
Cork
Rep. Sabath
Illinois
O’callaghan
Revival services continue under Pastor Wi at of Christ
Evangelist Henry conducted meetings at the church and left for Akron. Baptisms will follow tonight as the services end. Public cordial invited. Mrs. Wm Shaw, 30, died yesterday near the city after a three month illness. Survived by husband and three children. Daughter of Mr and Mrs James Love of Oakdale. Funeral Tuesday at 6 pm at home, burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the of Christ
Harry M. Wi
Evangelist Henry
Akron
Wm. Shaw
James Love
Oakdale
Reydsitte
Local Merchant J Danford of Maxville Quietly Remembered
J Danford of Maxville a former general store operator for several years in the town is calling friends and relatives in this notice indicating his past business venture and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Danford
Maxville
Mr. Danford
Z. Z. Bridge Sells Property to Jacob McCullough
In Moxahala Z. Z. Bridge sold his rent ant and the building to Jacob McCullough who plans to move on June 1. Bridge will likely relocate to Columbus after finalizing the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Z. Bridge
Jacob McCullough
Pest
Mr. Bridge
Columbus
Pauls Ment Store Buys Haneen Pool Room and Alleys
Jacob Paul owner of a local store has purchased the Haneen pool room and alleys and the adjacent building. The hall opened recently with Paul's brother in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Paul
Paul ¢ Ment Store
Argue
Paul
Porter Family Heads to Columbus for Ralphs Medical Procedure
Mr and Mrs Porter take their two children Carma and an unnamed son to Columbus for Ralphs surgery to remove an ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Carma
Columbus
Ralph
Bates Family Mourns Grandparents in Local Obituary
The Bates family announces the passing of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bates, long time residents, with services held to honor their memory and contributions to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Stiff
Samuel Bates
Ben Miller as Guest of Day and Saturday
Ben Miller appeared as a guest on two consecutive days, with Saturday also included in the visit. The remarks or activities tied to his appearance are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
Jones Family Guests Over Weekend
Mrs B L Jones and her two children Dorothy and [one name unread] were guests for the weekend at the home of Mrs James, sister of the Jones party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Jones
Dorothy An Soon
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Demetrios Vena
Brosa
Nelsonville News
Mayor's Court
Esteban Gil-Borges
New
J. W. Sheppard
Claude Hoyd
Chestnut Ridge
John Dye
Myrtle Throckmorton
Armstead Mace
Columbia
J.D. Steward
Albany
Galia Bratton
Pt. Rock
Landon Marcum
Marion Swett
J. M. Swett
F. E. Wood
Mt. Union
W. H. Chaney
A. B. Chaney
Belle Kayser
Athens State Hospital
Mary Cline
Marion Nelson
John Cline
Frank Farley
Dempsey
Gutnen Oello HO Store
W. M. Tryon
Kilroy-Britten
Lyrice
Richard Maddow
T. H. Wilhite
Company of
Public Square
Aacouhece
ESA
Bennett's Creamery
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