Childs Conservation league meets at Kilpatrick home
The SIN SOCIETY wild's League reports the Child's Conservation league gathering at 72 Fast Mulberry street with papers on Training Children to Speak Correctly and Steadying the New Generation. A musical program earned encores. guests included several local women, and Lenore Kilpatrick was born April 24 in McKinley hospital. The Presbyterian Woman's Bible class will meet at 7:30 Thursday evening with Mrs A O Sloane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild’s League
Child's Conservation League
John Kilpatrick
Fast Mulberry Street
W. Ji. Drake
Ralph Woods
T. E. Gibson
Pearl Drake
E. J. Person
Gibson
Agnes Kilpatrick
E. E. Bell
John Hill
Nelsonville
Edward Sherman
Logan
F. D. Sayre
Charles Beverage
H. A. Hatch
Victor Pierce
W. F. Clark
Agnes
George
Jack
The
Presbyterian Church
A. O. Sloane
South Court Street
Theta Phi Alpha Holds 1925 26 Officers Election
Theta Phi Alpha held their annual election of officers Monday to serve the term 1925 1926. They are Rosemary Acker president Rose Shay vice president Catherine Mulligan recording secretary Jean Campbell corresponding secretary Josephine Mackin treasurer Anna Mary Coates historian and others.
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Theta Phi Alpha
Rosemary Acker
Rose Shay
Catherine Mulligan
Jean Campbell
Josephine Mackin
Anna Mary Coates
Health department urged to intensify work in Hocking valleys
Dr. J M Higgins county health commissioner told the board that conditions in the Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys require intensified relief efforts by health and charitable agencies. He urged 100 per cent tubercular testing of Athens county dairies near term and praised the milk producers for cooperation. The report highlighted water quality as the chief health problem and noted Miss Amy Cunningham’s maternity demonstrations.
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Health Department
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Board of Health
Higgins
Amy Cunningham
Shepherd-Towner
Huge eel captured by monkey wrench in New York
George Youngs, janitor at police headquarters, awoke to a strange kitchen noise and found an eel 32 inches long in the faucet. He used a monkey wrench to unscrew the faucet and slew the eel with a final blow in the sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
George Youngs
George
Worker Paid Wages in Pennies in Kentucky Case
Danville Kentucky reports 1700 pennies found in a sack like bank coin bags. Will Henry a Meridian Mississippi railroad worker told detectives the foreman paid him with pennies in the Southern Railway yards. He was sent to the workhouse to permit investigation.
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Danville
Hamilton National Bank
Chattanooga
Will Henry
Meridian
Miss
Southern Railway
Foltz Family Returns From Michigan Visit
Mr. C. A. Foltz went to Kalamazoo Michigan with his family to visit Mrs. Foltz mother Mrs. Alfred Cook who is seriously ill. Mrs. Foltz and the children stay in Michigan.
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C. A. Foltz
Kalamazoo, Mich
Foltz
Alfred Cook
Sisters Miss Jessie Everett and Flora return home
Miss Jessie Everett and her sister Flora of Peach Ridge have returned home after a brief visit with their aunt Mrs. George Johnston at 92 East State Street.
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Jessie Everett
Flora
Peach Ridge
George Johnston
East State Street
Progressive Literary Club Hosts Social and Contest
Mrs L FE Carpenter hosted the Progressive Literary Club at 53 May Avenue with Mrs H M Bennett presiding. Members discussed current events and the Literary Digest, while Miss Caroline McKinstry led the program and a 4H contest awarded first prize to Mrs Fred Slaughter and second to Mrs Dana Williams. Miss Myrtie Mitchell attended as a guest and helped serve the collation with Miss McKinstry.
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Progressive Literary Club
L. FE. Carpenter
May Avenue
H. M. Bennett
Literary Digest
Caroline McKinstry
Fred Slaughter
Dana Williams
Myrtie Mitchell
Paris Air Ministry Eyes Non Stop Paris to New York
The ministry of aviation admitted plans for a non stop flight from Paris to New York with date and aircraft to be chosen later. Reports in L Intransigeant claim pilots Paul Tarascon and Francois Cok plan the attempt in June.
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Paris
Ministry of Aviation
New York
Paul Tarascon
Francois Cok
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Marketed for Vitality
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound with olive oil to stimulate liver and bowels. The tablets, a gentler substitute for calomel, claim to improve complexion, reduce biliousness, and restore natural buoyancy. sold in 15c and 30c sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Governor's plan to import Japanese discussed by committee
A legislative committee, formed just before an April 18 recess, gained power to summon both houses in an emergency. It comprises Speaker Harry D. Silver and Republican leader Robert A. Taft from the house, and Lieutenant Governor Charles H. Lewis and Republican leader Joseph R. Gardner from the senate. The governor declined further comment on the Willard marsh district proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Willard Marsh
Norwalk
California
Donahey
Willard
General Assembly
Sembly
Harry D. Silver
Robert A. Taft
House
Charles H. Lewis
Joseph R. Gardner
Senate
Los Angeles Dirigible Flight Delayed by Weather
The U S dirigible Los Angeles at Lakehurst New Jersey may postpone its departure for Porto Rico to tomorrow due to overcast skies and rain soaking the craft. Captain George W Steele, executive officer, said the ship must dry out before starting.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
George W. Steele
The
Etrurian Tombs Found in Caere Italy
Excavations at Caere near Cervetri uncover ten tombs on the Agulla necropolis dating back twenty six centuries. Bronze arms decorations and ornaments are recovered with artifacts left as in ancient Etrurian rites. A young girl's toys lie beside her tomb.
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Caere
Agulla
Two Children Poisoned in Amherst Bathtub Incident
Olga Baris six was given iodine by mistake instead of cough medicine. The three year old daughter of Henry Woetchko swallowed gasoline. Dr Wiseman pumped out the stomachs of both children. Both were expected to recover.
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Amherst
Olga_ Baris
Henry Woetchkofsky
G. R. Wiseman
Sir Ian Hamilton Accepts Dining Challenge at Women’s Club
Sir Ian Hamilton agrees to dine in the Ladies National Club after being challenged by Miss Irene Manby. Sir Tan had attacked women’s clubs for their cocktails cigars and bridge and the exchange centers on a no cocktails outing.
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Ian Hamilton
Women’s Club
London
Sir Ian Hamilton
Sir Tan
Irene Manby
Five Women Drawn for Crawford County Petit Jury
Names of five women are drawn for the Crawford county April term petit jury. Three women have been selected for the grand jury, but the grand jury awaits the court’s call. The petit jury has been summoned soon.
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Bucyrus
Crawford County
Petit Jury
Grand Jury
Ohio school chief must refund cash
Vernon M. Riegel state director of public instruction is reported to have illegally accepted 150 from Gallia county for services at county teachers institutes in 1922 and 1928. He plans to refund the money, saying the payments were for vacations and that attorneys general later ruled that state directors are not entitled to extra compensation.
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Columbus
Vernon M. Riegel
Ilegally
Gallia County
Gailia County
Tracy
Walter L. Dean
State Accounting Bureau
Riegel
Auto instructor claims he understands women
Samuel Long, an auto instructor for a San Antonio motor company, asserts he can tell at a glance if a woman will be a good driver. He catalogs women by traits stating fat women are good drivers and tall or red headed women are less favorable, and says school teachers become stubborn through teaching.
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San Antonio
Texas
Samuel Long
Long
Mother Honored by Her Children at Eightieth Birthday
Nearly 170 friends and relatives gathered at the Holliday home in Salem township to celebrate Mrs. Caroline Holliday’s eightieth birthday. Cakes with eighty candles, a self-penned poem, and a song marked the tribute to one of Meigs county’s respected widows, as family members from Salem township Rutland Athens and Ohio State University joined in the afternoon of music and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Holliday
Salem Township
Caroline Holliday
John Holliday
Meigs County
Bh. KE. Saxon
Rutland
Gieneviie Wilcox
Athens
Holliday
Cleve McCarty
Cheshire
Harold Sax
Ton
Ohio State University
al, Holliday
Wallace
Walter Holliday
B. E. Saxton
Near
Mary Wilcox
Callie
Public Cafeteria Night at First M. E. Church
Thursday evening fundraiser at First Methodist Church cafeteria style held by the Home Missionary Society. Public invited from 5 to 7 o'clock to sample dishes and support church outreach efforts.
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Home Missionary Society
M. E
Woman Assigned 750 Bond To Aid Seven Children
Mary Simoeskovich of South Amherst was ordered by Justice J. George to raise 750 within twenty nine days for alleged liquor violations. If not met, seven children face placement in the county children’s home.
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Elyria
Mary Simoeskovich
South Amherst
J. George
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SIN Society
Mary Cartledge
Charles Sosey
Lenore Kern
Lenore
McKinley Hospital
Sosey
Elizabeth Kern
Hocking Valleys
I. N. Tucker
N. W. Baker
Donarey
West Gay ST
Aterest
the Fidelity
Building and Loan Cos
SGE
Sam M. Zoueeen
the Fidelity Suilaing Loan
Mollie Panter-Dows
England
Italy
Cervetri
Taniac
Tanlac
the Security Savings Bank
Gallia
Jacobs Jeweler Optometrist
Poe
Boots
Gore
Kroger
Duban
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