Prominent European Guests Visit Local Army Hosts
Society notes report Mr. Christian Monnier of Versailles and Mr. Horace Brot of Geneva as over Sunday guests of Major and Mrs. S. M. Johnson, leaving Monday evening after studying American banking methods in New York. Monnier served as lieutenant under Major Johnson in World War I. The Business Woman's club plans a Wednesday 7:30 PM meeting in City building club rooms with Miss Dorothy Porter and Miss Garnet Hatch as hostesses. Mrs. Callie Wright of Indianapolis is visiting her niece Mrs. B. W. Simpson at 9 South College Street.
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Christian Monnier
Versailles
France
Horace Brot
Geneva
Switzerland
Major
S. M. Johnson
New York City
Monnier
Major Johnson
Business Woman's Club
City Building
Dorothy Porter
Garnet Hatch
Callie Wright
Indianapolis, Ind
B. W. Simpson
South College Street
Sanders Tedrow Nuptials at Christian Church Parsonage
Doris M Sanders and Jed P Tedrow wed Monday evening at 6 30 in the Christian church parsonage with Rev M F Chatley presiding. Attending were Russell Maple and the bridegrooms sister. The bride a Athens High School graduate will earn a diploma from Ohio University in June. She belongs to Phi Sigma Sigma. The couple will reside with the Sanders family until her studies finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Ohio University
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority
Tedrow
Local Residents Attend Canaanville Road Gathering
Mr and Mrs Glen Culp and Miss Esther Stratton of Columbus attend a meet with Mrs J H Looce of Alliance and Mr and Mrs FE Sutton on the Canaanville Road in a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Culp
Esther Stratton
Columbus
J. H. Looce
Alliance
FE. Sutton
Canaanville Road
Miss Morse Hosts Mrs. Dean of Trimble for Weekend
Miss C Augusta Morse welcomed Mrs. Mary Dean of Trimble as her guest over the weekend, sharing visitors and social time in the household setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Augusta Morse
Mary Dean
Trimble
East Side PTA to Meet Wednesday Afternoon at School
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association will meet at three o clock on Wednesday afternoon at the school building. A short musical program by the children will open the meeting and will be followed by a talk by Mrs. E D Sayre. Young children will be cared for during the meeting by the girls in the upper grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
E. D. Sayre
Akron man visits relatives in Athens and Chauncey
Mr Frank Sweeney of Akron arrives for a visit with relatives in the Athens and Chauncey area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweeney
Akron
Athens
Chauncey
Mrs Penington Carson Visits Daughter in Philadelphia
Mrs Penington Carson of Philadelphia arrives to spend the summer at her daughter Mrs A B Roe’s home at 3% Kimwood Place.
Sands announce birth of son Robert Spice
Mr J W Sands and wife announce the birth of a son named Robert Spice on Monday April 25 at 59 Sunnyside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sands
Sunnyside Drive
Robert Spice
Foster Family Plans Florida Trip Homeward
Mr and Mrs Harry Foster and their children return from a sojourn in Florida aiming for Miami as their next destination.
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Harry Foster
Florida
Miami
Visitor from Columbus Stays With Feth Family
Miss Jane Terry of Columbus visits this week as a guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs David L Feth at 65 East Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Terry
Columbus
David Ll. Feth
East Mutberry Street
Betsy Ross Club to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday
The Betsy Ross club will convene Wednesday evening at 7 36 at the Odd Fellows hall to conduct its scheduled session and discuss upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Tanlac credited with restoring Sauer's health gains
Arthur Sauer of Indianapolis reports that Tanlac took him from a breakdown to health and strength, noting an eighteen pound gain and improved digestion, sleep, and energy. He describes prior indigestion, loss of appetite, headaches, and nervous strain before starting Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sauer
West Pleasant Run Drive
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tanlac
President Coolidge Faces Japanese Exclusion Clash
Washington April 29 President Coolidge weighs a 60 day respite to resolve the Japanese exclusion bill after Congress passed it. Secretary Hughes and church groups seek a peaceful solution while lawmakers fear a veto could cost votes on the Pacific coast. A potential treaty with Japan is discussed but faces House opposition and sharp partisan friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
State Hughes
Japan
Hughes
Ambor Hanihara
Senate
House
Rockies
Woman recounts alleged medical death plot and public duty
The narrative describes a wife detailing a troubled marriage, a European trip, a supposed illness, and a later Atlantic City excursion during which the death occurred. She states she did not want to prosecute but felt compelled by public duty as her attorney confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Atlantic City
Miss Mildred Beam Sought in Poisoning Case
Elizabeth New Jersey April 29 Miss Mildred Beam physical education teacher linked to the White Plains poisoning case by name could not be found at her home or at the school where she was not on duty this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Mildred Beam
Sara Baring
White Plains
Syracuse Adheres To Female Standing At Stadium
Syracuse University enforces a policy barring coed spectators from mingling with male students at the football stadium. The university aims to preserve proper seating and conduct for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Stadium seating plan shifts for fall games
Archbold Stadium will host games next fall with the men's cheering section moved to the center of the north side to balance seating. George B Thurston and the senior council pressed for separation of men and women supporters and kept the two sections on opposite sides.
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Archbold Stadium
George B
Cy”) Thurston
Jap beauty in U S seeks solace after quake
Mrs Thaig OConroy once Miss Kiku Terao, praised as Japan's most beautiful woman, arrived with her husband from the Orient. She came to America to help forget grief after a Japanese earthquake killed her father and five relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Thaig O’conroy
Orient
Kiku Terao
America
Divorce Suit Alleges Black Eye Gift From Husband
Mrs Ella Lee sues Ed ward B Lee in Belmont county court at St Clairsville alleging a black eye given as a Christmas present. She says her husband was grouchy and refused to speak after the Christmas morning gift. The Lees married in Wheeling West Virginia in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Ella Lee
Edward B. Lee
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Famous Speaker Here Wednesday
The Social Science club at Ohio University brings Paul Blanshard, field secretary of the League for Industrial Democracy, to speak at 10:30 a.m. on labor and at 4:30 p.m. on labor and the Christian Church. The public is invited. Blanshard, a Michigan graduate and Harvard seminarian, has held church posts, wartime shipyard work, and written on labor education.
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Social Science Club of
Ohio University
Paul Wilanshard
League For Industrial Democracy
Blanshard
Labor
Christian Church
University of Michigan
Harvard University
First Congregational Church
Tampre
Florida
Jersey City
League To Enforce Peace
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Indianapolis
A Case in Athens: Lemons Describes Kidney Pain Relief
W H Lemons a blacksmith at 98 Central Ave reports after influenza he suffered weak kidneys back pain fatigue stiffness and dizzy spells. He took Deans Pills from Gibson's Pharmacy and soon recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
W. H. Lemons
Central Ave
Dean
Gibson
Community volunteers to clean West State street cemetery
Athens residents volunteer for several days of duty at West State street cemetery to clear weeds and briars. Volunteers may report any day for work where a regular keeper is on duty with a target to present the grounds in best condition by May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West State Street
Athens
Two New Detours in Effect Around Athens Roads
Athens motorists face two new detours announced by Ohio State Highway Department Resident Engineer Dan Davis. One detour reroutes local traffic from Athens to Jerseyville via East Mill street and Long Run road, with Pomeroy traffic moved to Albany later. The second detour diverts Athens Amensville work area traffic via Peach Ridge to Sugar Creek and into Amienville, with signs in place and the road described as dragged but narrow in places.
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Athens
Dan Davis
Ohio State Highway Department
Pratt Construction Company
Jerseyville
East Mill Street
Albany
Athens-Amensville
Peach Ridge
Sugar Creek
Amienville
Allenrhio Promises Rheumatism Cure Guarantee
Patterson era advertisement proclaims Allenrho as a sure conqueror of rheumatism with a money back guarantee. James T. Allen of Rochester claims to have suffered acutely and urges all sufferers to try the product, stating druggists must refund if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenrho
James T. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu
Emerald Oil Promises Vein Reduction By Druggist Sale
An advertisement claims a two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil at full strength will reduce varicose and swollen veins within days. It urges readers to visit any live druggist to obtain the product and use it as directed until veins return to normal size, with a money back guarantee if swelling does not decrease.
Reckless Driving Case In Athens Admitted Not Guilty Plea
Herbert did.sen colored appeared before Magistrate A Porter on a reckless driving charge filed by County Traffic officer P O Barrows. The alleged offense occurred in Athens on April 17. Jackk son's trial was scheduled for Monday evening May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Did
Sen
Amcastct
Ffrer
P.O. Barrows
Athens
Jackkson
666 A Prescription for Ailments Spreads Panic
The item lists 666 as a cure for colds grippe dengue fever constipation bilious headaches and malarial fever prompting warnings from officials about dangerous unverified remedies. The advertisement references a supposed medical blessing tied to occult superstition and public health concerns.
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Amse Ouerig
Doan
Tommy
Faby
John’ Robinson
Sycoe Nat Yover
Foster Milurn Co
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The
Walker Book Store
Miss Strook
Chicago
Miss Walker
Dave
Charloan
Pnet
Hochen
Nestens
Platt
Cleveland
Ohio
Rinez
Tas
Feead Newaree
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Gibson's
Macy
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EB. BR
Ts Pharmacy
Fountain F
P. W. Hickman
Netsonville
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Stenoc
Ah-H
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