East Side Clubs and Societies Highlight Athens Scene
Community groups in Athens feature meetings and performances. The East Side Parent Teacher Association convenes at 2:45 PM with Miss Genevieve Apgar speaking on Why Johnny Should Read. The Drama League reads The Enemy by Channing Pollock at Carnegie Library basement. Athens Junior Music Club reports on Haydn while preparing for Ohio Federation of Music Clubs contests. A Women’s Music Club program features soprano Mrs. Lee O Grady. Ohio University honors Mrs. Hazel Hadley at Hotel Berry with a dinner and talk on special education.
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East Side
East Side Parent Teacher Association
Genevieve Apgar
College of Education
Johnny
Drama League
Channing Pollock
New York
Community Drama League
Carnegie Library
Walter W. Ludwig
Maude Kidmore
Athens Junior Music Club
Maurine Cornwell
South Congress Street
Haydn
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Cincinnati
Athens Club
the Humming Bird
Silhouette Mary Jo Twiss
Traumers
R. Schumann I
Red Lee Helwig
Poupes Valiante
Poldini
Heines
Robert Bingman
East State Street
Judy Gladys Mercer
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
Lee O’grady
Lancaster
Cecil Fanning
L. V. Brown
Will O’ the Wisp
Charles G. Spross
Xeneziana
A. L
Sam Saens
Robert Terry
Frances B. DeLeone
Cara Nome
Riggolette
O’grady
Hotel Berry
Special Education Department
Ohio University
Hazel Hadley
State Department
Columbus
Hadley
Daughters and Births Highlight Ohio Community Report
Minnie Anna Maxwel l born to Mr and Mrs W C Maxwel l of Albany on Saturday April 24. Miss Marie Hope a Lorain high school teacher receives a life certificate after four years with Lorain schools since graduating from Ohio University. Mrs P E Pendleton of Princeton Kansas arrives in Athens visiting relatives, staying with Mrs Sarah L Poston and Miss Lulu Poston at 27 North College Street.
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W. C. Maxwell
Albany Read
Minnie Anna
Marie Hope
Lorain High School
Miss Hope
G. W. Hope
Morris Avenue
Ohio University
Lorain
P. E. Pendleton
Princeton
Kan
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Athens
Sarah L. Poston
Lulu Poston
North College Street
Mr. O B Murphy Leaves for Portsmouth Visit
Mr. O. B. Murphy departs this evening for Portsmouth for a short visit with his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs H. S. Green and family.
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O. B. Murphy
Portsmouth
H. 8. Green
Miss Marieta Shirley guest at Lambda Omega sorority weekend
Miss Marieta Shirley of Canaon ville spent the weekend at Boyd Hall as guest of Miss Mable Coverett and members of the Lambda Omega sorority. Mr and Mrs D H Phelps return from Pittsburgh after selling their West Side store and home to Floyd G Hutchins and plan a rest before resuming business.
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Marieta Shirley
Canaonville
Boyd Hall
Mable Coverett
Lambda Omega Sorority
D. H. Phelps
Pittsburgh
Captain A. Fred Phelps
Mrs. Phelps
Floyd G. Hutchins
Murphews of Corning Visit Athens Family
Dr and Mrs Emmett Murphey of Corning spent over Sunday in Athens visiting the former s parents Mr and Mrs O B Murphey at 216 East State Street.
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Emmett Murphey
Corning
Athens
O. B. Murphey
East State Street
Dorrs Return From Columbus Visit. Local Meetings Noted
Mr James Dorr and Miss Lucy Dorr return from a several days visit in Columbus with relatives and friends. U C D Sewing club meets with Mrs Mary A Fryburger at 215 West Union street at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Mr Homer Matheny is seriously ill at the home of Mrs Gerve Mansfield of Alexander.
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James Dorr
Lucy Dorr
Columbus
U. C. D. Sewing Club
Mary A. Fryburger
West Union Street
Homer Matheny
Gerve Mansfield
Alexander
Hill and Silvas Leave for Mt Clemens for Weeks
Dr C C Hill and Mr E G Silvas departed this morning for Mt Clemens for a several weeks stay.
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C. C. Hill
E. G. Silvas
Mt. Clemens
Mussolini Warns of Global Spread of Racism
In Rome on April 27 Premier Mussolini says racism is an Italian product but predicts similar movements will arise in nations with a decadence of democratic parliamentary systems. He warns against liberalism fostering such trends.
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Rome
Mussolini
Athens boy Rudolph Pedigo recovers from sidewalk fall
Rudolph Pedigo son of Dr S E G Pedigo was injured when he fell on the cement sidewalk in front of Walburns undertaking establishment while wrestling with other boys about two weeks ago. He initially appeared seriously injured but has fully recovered and is out now.
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Athens
Rudolph Pedigo
S. E. G. Pedigo
Walburn
Bath Fatal to Aged Mexican Beggar in Mexico City
In Mexico City on April 27 compulsory baths for beggars newsboys and peons claimed a life. Jose Nara an elderly beggar protested his seventy years but was forced beneath the showers and died the next day indicating the harsh start of the new public bathing mandate.
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Mexico City
Jose Nara
Jose
Flyer Missing Captain Loggia in Indo China Flight
Spanish aviator Captain Loggia, attempting a Madrid to Tokio flight, is reported missing between Saigon and Hanoi in French Indo China.
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London
Loggia
Saigon
Hanoi
Pastor Stricken During Cleveland Conference Address
The Rev. A. A. Brown, pastor of a Lakewood church, collapsed while addressing the spring conference of Methodist Episcopal churches of the Cleveland district and was reported in serious condition today.
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Cleveland
A. A. Brown
Lakewood
Spring Conference of Methodist Episcopal Churches
Ice Cream Consumption Rises in 1925 Record Year
Americans consumed more ice cream in 1925 than ever before, marking a peak in sales and popularity. The record reflects broad demand across households and stores nationwide during the year.
Glasses Offer Relief for Imperfect Eyes
Many writings discuss eye care from light to print and alcohol avoidance, but the article notes most eyes are anatomically imperfect. Only the right glasses can relieve issues when these conditions exist.
Loader Sustains Dual Leg Breaks In Slate Fall
Charles Dunnett of Glouster Ohio, a loader in Ohio mine No 2 at Jacksonville, was trapped by slate from 2 pm Monday. Doctors treated him on site and he was transported to Grant hospital Columbus by Andrews & Wallace ambulance with Dr von Scheele accompanying.
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Glouster
Charles Dunnett
Ohio
Jacksonville
von Scheele
Andrews & Wallace
Dunnett
Grant Hospital
Columbus
von Schéele
Funeral for 11 month old in Glouster
Funeral services for the infant of Mr and Mrs John Green of Derthick were held at the home Monday afternoon at 1 30 conducted by Rev C B Frampton of Lynchburg. Burial was in Glouster cemetery. The child died Saturday morning after a brief illness.
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Glouster
John Green
Derthick
C. B. Frampton
Lynchburg
Many Come to Allen Funeral in GLOUBSTER
Attendees from out of town gather for the funeral of Mrs. Hannah E. Allen. Among those present are Misses Jane and Nell McCann of Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen and daughter Hannah Jane of Columbus, Harold Allen of Mt. Gilead, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen of Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Carpenter of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. William Crombin, and Russell Crombin, with Eva and Car- onlookers among the readers.
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William Crombin
Russell Crombin
Eva
Car
Local names listed in scattered Ohio notices
Crombin of Kenmore, Mrs Grant Wortling of Cuyahoga Falls, Mr and Mrs E E Pedicord and two children of Danville Illinois, Mrs Ida Hart of Export Pennsylvania, Mrs Clara Davis and daughter of Columbus, Mr and Mrs O E Eddy of Columbus, W B Johnson, Mr and Mrs N K Alderman, Mrs Walden, A M Kooons, Mrs Alfred Black and daughter Naomi of Athens, Mr and Mrs J D Andrews and E A Wallace of Nelsonville.
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Re Crombin
Kenmore
Grant Wortling
Cuyahoga Falls
E. E. Pedicord
Danville
Ida Hart
Export, Pa
Clara Davis
Columbus
O. E. Eddy
W. B. Johnson
N. K. Alderman
Walden
A. M. Kooons
Alfred Black
Naomi
Athens
College Days musical to aid Glouster schools
Glouster April 27 announces two nights of College Days a musical romance set at an American college to be staged at the high school auditorium. Miss Mary Smith leads the production with local talent in the cast and Mrs Phyllis Roberta as accompanist. Proceeds will go to the Glouster schools after expenses.
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Glouster
Mary Smith
Phyllis Roberta
Junior Bridge Club Entertained by Hosts in Glouster
The Junior Bridge club met at Phyllis Roberts home in Glouster on Monday night hosted by Miss Ethel Sandadiers and Mrs. Phyllis Roberts. Five tables played with Miss Anne Dennison winning first prize and Miss Margaret Collins second. Refreshments followed at a late hour. Attendees included Dorothy Faires Pauline Myers Dorothy Mildred Luella Vaughn Goldie Holzschuh Helen Faires Jessie Galbraith Alice Duncan Bernice Wallace Fontelle Harper Olive McKee Lena Wolfe Agnes Mellican Margaret Collins Anne Dennison Kathryn Dennison Ethel Sanders and Phyllis Roberts.
Mrs Dunnett and daughter visit Columbus to be with Charles Dunnett
Mrs Elizabeth Dunnett and her daughter Miss Elizabeth travel to Columbus on Tuesday to be with Charles Dunnett at Grant hospital. Mrs Hallie Galbraith spent Sunday in Columbus. Mrs Groyce Binderbasin of Jacksonville visits Pomeroy for several weeks as guest of Mr and Mrs W N Hartley at 173 Mulberry avenue.
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Elizabeth Dunnett
Elizabeth
Columbus
Charles Dunnett
Grant Hospital
Hallie Galbraith
Groyce Binderbasin
Jacksonville
Pomeroy
W. N. Hartley
Mulberry Avenue
Ruthenberg Case Heard Over Michigan Syndicalism Law
In Washington on April 27 the Supreme Court heard whether Charles P F Ruthenberg peaceably gathered with communistic followers in Michigan dunes to petition Congress. Final arguments on his appeal from a prison sentence and fine under the state syndicalism law proceed within a week.
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Washington
Charles PF. Ruthenberg
Michigan Sand Dunes
Congress
Supreme Court
Ruthenberg
Foster Falls From Favor In Communist International
William Z Foster longtime head of the American communist party faces pressure to "behave" or be expelled. Disputes with Charles Ruthenberg trigger a Zinoviev warning that the American party must settle its differences or disappear from the political stage.
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Moscow
William Z. Foster
American Communist Party
Communist International
Foster
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Gregory Zinoviev
The
Bryn Mawr Faculty Member Wins Ottendorfer Scholarship
Flora Sheppard, former Marietta girl and Ohio State University graduate now on the Bryn Mawr faculty, has been awarded the Ottendorfer scholarship for study of modern languages abroad.
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Marietta
Flora Sheppard
Ohio State University
Bryn Mawr
Faculty leaders resign to teach at Ohio State University
Board of trustees of Ohio State University accepted resignations of three top faculty administrators. Dr. William F. Henderson dean of arts philosophy and science Prof. Rosser Bohannon mathematics and Dr. Robert E. Rockwood romance languages will devote full time to teaching.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
William FE. Henderson
College of Arts, Philosophy and Science
Rosser D. Bohannon
Robert E. Rockwood
Five More Victims in New York Auto Accidents
Five people were killed in New York within 24 hours as separate automobile crashes occurred. Police and investigators noted the fatalities across city streets and highways, with emergency responders rushing to the scenes.
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New York
Tobacco Plant Seed Production Seen At 360000
Report notes a tobacco plant can generate about 360 000 seeds in a single growing season, illustrating potential crop yield and propagation.
Finding Indian Skeleton Near New Jersey Lake Sparks Gold Rush Tales
In Newark and New York reports a three thousand year old Indian skeleton was found in Oradell Lake New Jersey as word spreads of scarce gold pushing people toward Ontario Red Dog area with hopes of riches.
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Newark
N. J
New York
Red Dog
Ontario
Oradell Lake
Ohio State University Professor Presents Grocers Trade Report
Professor Howard C. Greer of the Ohio State University bureau of business research will submit a preliminary report on results of operations in the Ohio wholesale grocery trade at the Ohio Wholesale Grocers convention in Columbus today.
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Columbus
Howard C. Greer
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Ohio
Jockey Hurt In Derby Park Race Crash
Emmet Hileman, 35, of Baltimore, Maryland, is in serious condition after being thrown from his horse Lang Syne in the second race at Bewlah Park near Columbus. He suffered a possible broken back in the accident.
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Columbus
Emmet Hileman
Baltimore
Maryland
Bewlah Park
Here
France pays twenty million on account of debt to Britain
London reports that France will pay twenty million dollars this year as an on account settlement. The payment does not affect future negotiations over the French debt to Great Britain.
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London
France
Great Britain
Scarcity and Poor Quality Metal Highlights Review
A note reports disappointment over limited metal supplies and subpar quality found in existing samples. W. F. Braun, mining engineer, returns from a tour of inspection to assess conditions and potential impacts on production.
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Bny
W. F. Braun
Imining
Tion
Cleveland Man Faces Burglary Charge After Gun Encounter
A man was arrested in Cleveland after a burglary incident in which he confronted authorities with a sawed-off shotgun. He was charged with burglary and housebreaking by Willoughby police.
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Cleveland
Rrea
Oun
Aerman
Tribute to Ford? Honor Ohioan New York Dinner Remarks
Speakers at a Cleveland tribute dinner for a devoted Ohioan praised his life work in settling coal issues. Attendees included Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and writer Isaac F. Marcosson who spoke at the Ohio Society gathering in New York.
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New York
Beard F. Grant
Cleveland
Hife
Ohio Society
Theodore Roosevelt
Isaac F. Marcosson
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