Bin Society Visitors Share Cross-State Journeys
Mrs C F Rupp of Harrisburg leaves after visiting her son Prof Russell H Rupp and family in Harrisburg. Rev Dr Edwin F Rupp of Westerville plans Athens visit. Local residents Frank Watkins Jed Tedrow Roy Shirley Dorothy Perkins Emmett Sweeney Gladys Wycott Delbert Thompson Mary Edwards Lucille Sween ey Rita Watkins Florence West joined a moonlight excursion to Pt Pleasant in Pomeroy Monday evening.
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C. F. Rupp
Harrisburg
Russell H Rupp
North Tancaster Sire
Barbara Rupp
Professor Rupp
Sacksburg
Edwin F. Rupp
Westerville
Athens
Frank Watkins
Jed Tedrow
Roy Shirley
Dorothy Perkins
Emmett Sweeney
Gladys Wycott
Delbert Thompson
Mary Edwards
Lucille Sweeney
Rita Watkins
Florence West
Pomeroy
Pt. Pleasant
Murphey Couple Weekend Visit to Corning Roots
Dr and Mrs Emmett Murphey of Corning spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs O B Murphey 216 Paat State street and visited their daughter Miss Helen Murphey a senior at Ohio university living at Lindley Hall Dr Murphey returned home Monday and Mrs Murphey this afternoon.
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Emmett Murphey
Corning
O. B Murphey
Paat State Street
Helen Murphey
Ohio University Lving
Lindley Hall
Murphey
Miss Helen Peoples Weekend Visit in New Lexington
Miss Helen Peoples spent the week end in New Lexington with her sister Miss Mary Peoples a teacher at the New Lexington high school.
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Helen Peoples
New Lexington
Mary Peoples
New Lexington High School
Mrs Hal Murphy Visits Logan On Monday Afternoon
Mrs Hal Murphy traveled to Logan Monday afternoon to visit her home folks. The brief item notes a family visit and location without additional details.
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Hal Murphy
Logan
College leader Lasher returns from Theta Chi convention
Professor and Mrs. George Starr Lasher and their daughter Marry Elizabeth traveled to Pittsburgh for the sixty-ninth annual Theta Chi convention. Lasher has been named editor in chief of The Rattle, the fraternity's official quarterly publication.
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George Starr Lasher
Elizabeth
Pittsburgh
Lasher
Theta Chi Fraternity
Rattle
Baer Gilmore Families See Meatty Visit in Pomeroy
Mr and Mrs Joe Baer and Mr and Mrs W A Gilmore and children of Pomeroy visited Mr and Mrs George Meatty R D 8 and Mr and Mrs William Williams of Franklin Avenue on Sunday.
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Joe Baer
W. A. Gilmore and
Childn
Pomeroy
George Meatty
R. D
William Williams
Franklin Avenue
Steubenville Publisher and Rotary Governor Visits Athens
Mr. Charles JD Simerall publisher of the Steubenville Herald and Star and Rotary International district governor visited Athens today. He registered at Hotel Berry and spoke at the Rotary luncheon.
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Charles JD. Simerall
Steubenville
Social visit cards as Mr Russell travels for business
Mr C B Russell of Marion is a guest of Mr W E Moler and Dr C L Jones at 35 North College Street and 8 University Terrace. Mrs Moler Mrs Jones and Mrs Russell with Mr Roland Jones drive to Pomeroy Middleport and Gallipolis for the day.
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C. B. Russell
Marion
W. FE. Moler
North College Street
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Mr. Russell
Moler
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Russell
Rolland Jones
Pomeroy
Middleport
Gallipolis
Up Streamers Class Hikes After Church
The Up streamers class of the Christian Sunday school taught by Miss Bertha Bennett plans a Wednesday hike after a 3 PM meeting at the church. The group will walk to East Hill and each member provides her own picnic lunch.
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Upstreamers
Christian Sunday School
Bertha Bennett
East Hill
Lass of Ohio University Stages Third Play in Series
Members perform Joint Owners in Spain and Maker of Dreams at 7 pm in Ewing Auditorium tonight. First 15 minutes feature the Men’s Glee Club in contest numbers ahead of Wednesday Columbus events. Admission is free and the public invited. Mr and Mrs John W Armstrong announce the birth of daughter Joanna on April 21. she is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs FF Silvas.
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Lass
Ohio University
Ewing Auditory
Spain
Maker of Dreams
Columbus
John W. Armstrong
Rachel Silvas
Franklin Avenue
Joanna
Silvus
Jail Breaker Winona Green Captured After Escape
Winona Green, 24, serving a life sentence in Arkansas for three murders, was recaptured after a jail break in Little Rock. She boasted she would escape again while authorities say there is no state penitentiary for white women, so she remains confined in jails.
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Winona Green
Arkansas
Little Rock
Winona
One Woman Sits on Pettit Jury in Ohio Murder Case
In Mansfield Ohio on April 21 1924 Wilbur Pettit goes on trial for first degree murder in the December 26 1923 killing of his brother in law John Payne. Pettit fled from custody after the incident and was captured in Wichita Kansas and returned for trial. Only one juror a woman was seated in the opening. Willard Pettit the twins brother serves time in the penitentiary for related custody issues.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Wilbur Pettit
Common Pleas Court
Pettit
John Payne
Payne
Willard Pettit
Wilbur
Willard
Ohio State Penitentiary
Wichita
Kas
Alcohol Triggers Blaze Destroys Large Warehouse in Portland
A five story warehouse on Oregon Avenue, Cleveland, suffered a fierce fire driven by high winds. Alcohol stored inside ignited, spreading flames over a hundred feet high and forcing a dozen families to flee. Loss estimated at 400000. origin undetermined. Morreau Co. owned the building, used with Mayburn Food Products.
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Cleveland
Oregon Avenue
Morreau Company
Mayburn Food Products Company
Beard agrees to support four children in probate court
Charles Beard of Nelsonville agreed to pay 40 dollars monthly for the support of his four children and was released after arraignment in probate court on Friday.
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Charles Beard
Nelsonville
Marquis Divorce Refused in Common Pleas Court
Emily B. Marquis was refused a divorce from James H. Marquis and ordered to pay the costs of the action in Common Pleas court on Monday.
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Emily B. Marquis
James H. Marquis
Common Pleas
Two Civil Cases Settled and Dropped from Docket
In Common Pleas on Monday two cases were settled and dropped from the docket. Louise Dana vs American Railway Express Company and Harry Hope vs W. H. Karr had records waived in both actions.
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Common Pleasont
Louise Dana
American Railway Express Company
Harry Hope
W. H. Karr
Dailey Divorce Set For April 22 In Common Pleas
Emma C. Dailey sues Albn H. Dailey in a divorce action scheduled for April 22 in the Common Pleas court. The couple’s case proceeds under local family law procedures and the court will set further dates as needed.
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Emma C. Dailey
Albn H. Dailey
Common Pleas Court
Jurors Ordered for May Terms of Common Pleas Court
County Clerk T. L. Morgan was ordered to draw panels of grand and petit jurors to report on May 4 for the May terms of the Common Pleas court.
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T. L. Morgan
Common Pleas Court
Former Russian belle Olga Novikoff dies in London
Olga Novikoff, a famed social political figure in London during the 1870s and 1880s, died in the capital today. Her salon attracted leaders such as Gladstone Disraeli and Carlyle, and she played a unique role in British political life during imperial Russia.
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London
Olga Novikoff
Gladstone
Disraeli
Thomas Carlyle
Russia
Queer Job in Paris Official Cloud Painter Near Eiffel Tower
A French official known as the cloud painter works on a high rooftop near the Eiffel Tower performing an unusual task considered one of the queerest jobs.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Minister fronts church members in Chesington saloon controversy
Rev. J. F. Scarlett faces sharp criticism after leading church members into local saloons in Chesington. He defends the action saying it built friendships and churchgoers attend services, noting he does not force religion on customers.
Freight bill for 3760 pounds furniture
Dr C A Helswig of Wichita paid about 1200 to ship 3760 pounds of furniture from Frankfort on the Main to his home. Not a piece was scratched in the long journey.
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Wichita, Kas
C A. Helswig
Witchita
Trankfort-on-the-Maine
Government laws and American uprightness praised
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes that since Congress organized the government it has passed more than 59,6900 laws, suggesting Americans are upright and law abiding.
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Congress
Birmingham Age-Herald
Global sugar crop to rise 14 percent this year
Officials estimate the world sugar harvest will be 14 percent larger than last year. Strong production in key regions boosts overall supply and may influence prices.
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