Society and Personal Mention Travelers visit friends and relatives
Mr Gilbert Kendell and his mother spent a day with Mr and Mrs E G Silvus at 160 East State street and accompanied home Mrs Kendell and her son David along with her mother Mrs Charles Helt. Dr Wiley Sprague and wife left for California visiting family en route. Miss Ann Morgan departs Saturday for a month vacation visiting Michigan cities before returning to Columbus. Miss Lucille Hedden in Cincinnati recovering after surgery. sisters Helen and Sue Hedden stay with their Athens family.
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Gilbert Kendell
Portsmouth
E. G. Silvas
East State Street
David
Charles Helt
Silvus
Wiley T. Sprague
California
Blanchester
Harry. Snyder
San Diego
Gerald Sprague
U. S
Ann Morgan
Miss Morgan
Jackson
Mich
Detroit
Toledo
Columbus
Helen Farley
Joe Farley
Mary Farley
South
Congress Street
Kathleen Frum
Athens
Helen Pierce
Jerseyville
Newark
E. A. Moore
F. C. Wolverton
E. A. Pierce
Carroll
Lucille Hedden
Tampa
Fla
Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
Helena
Sue Hedden
Kellogg Arrives in France for Historic Peace Pact Signing
Secretary of State Kellogg arrived in Havre aboard the Ile de France and traveled to Paris for the signing of the anti war pact. The greeting featured American and French flags, a military band, and Havre officials presenting Kellogg with a gold pen.
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Havre
France
B. Kellogg
United States
Ile de France
Paris
Kellogge
Normandy
Election To Feature Final Session Today
Columbus August 24. The state council of Daughters of America holds its final session today with officer elections. A breakfast for state councillor Mrs Helen Kistner of Cincinnati drew hundreds. Speakers at a fellowship banquet included Hugh White Adams of New York and Mrs Carrie R Faulkner of Xenia. Major charities support a pensioning system for orphans and a new home for the aged at Tiffin to be dedicated September 2.
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Columbus
U.P
State Council of Daughters of America
Helen Kistner
Cincinnati
Hugh White Adams
New York
Carrie R. Faulkner
Xenia
Tiffin
Daughters of America
Radio hoax theory on missing Greater Rockford message
Don Mix a former radio operator with the Donald B. McMillan polar expedition doubts the authenticity of radio messages from Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer aboard the missing Greater Rockford. Mix helped install the plane’s radio gear and adjusted its output so stations could receive signals as he works on experiments in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Greater Rockford
Don Mix
Donald B. McMillan
Mix
Rockford- Stockholm
Radio Laboratories
Tunney Receives Warm Irish Welcome in Dublin
Gene Tunney, former American heavyweight champion, arrived in Dublin from London on a visit claimed as his ancestral dream. He was greeted by General O Duffy Major General Hogan Walsh director of the Tailteann games and singer John McCormack among cheering crowds.
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Dublin
U.P
Ireland
Gene Tunney
Tunney
London
O'Duffy
Hogan Walsh
John McCormack
Cardinals Lead NL Pennant Race by Tiny Margin
The St. Louis Cardinals hold a margin of .000145 over the New York Giants in the National League race. A win today could shrink the gap to .000001 if the Giants also win, keeping St Louis in front. Pirates’ doubleheader split with the Giants briefly altered the standings while idle Cardinals awaited action.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Giants
Pirates
St. Louisans
New York
Blood Poisoning Causes Boy's Death
Funeral services for 12 year old Robert Lee Hipp son of Mr and Mrs George E Hipp of 334 S Harris avenue will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Tilltop Church of Christ. He died Thursday in Grant hospital from blood poisoning that developed from a leg wound when a horse stepped on him. Burial will be in Memorial Burial Park by C J Kohn.
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Columbus
Robert Lee Hipp
George E. Hipp
S. Harris Avenue
Grant Hospital
Tilltop Church of Christ
Memorial Burial Park
C. J. Kohn
Bright and Dark Sides of Flying
A two panel aviation feature contrasts joy and danger. The left shows a breakfast party on a New York hotel roof with Harry Tucker and Col Arthur Goebel celebrating a coast to coast record hop. The right captures a weary pilot after a crash near Key West. a passenger died while three crew survived, breaking the flying record.
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New York
Harry Tucker
Santa Monica
Cal
Arthur Goebel
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Lik. Ih
Fatt
Key West
Havana
Auto Drives Into River in Accident at Her rold’s Mill
L L Mer driving to Her rold s Mill to wash his car lost control and plunged into the river. The incident occurred during a routine trip and the driver escaped with minor injuries. Local authorities investigated the mishap and towed the vehicle from the water.
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Herrold’s Mill
L. L. Mer
Car Stranded in River Prompted Rescue by Club Truck
In Athens a car accidentally drove into the river and became embedded in river gravel. Donald Robinson, driver of the South East Ohio Motor Club truck, led a recovery using several cables to pull the vehicle free.
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Cer
Athens
South East Ohio Motor Club
Donald Robinson
Youth Alfred Beasley Held on Suspected Attack
Alfred Beasley a 20 year old colored youth from Columbus is held at the city prison for investigation concerning the assault on 62 year old Mrs. Katie Davis.
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Alfred Beasley
Columbus
City Prison
Katie Davis
County adopts resolution on sanitarium books shortage
Franklin County commissioners on Thursday adopted a resolution asking Mrs. A P Lawin superintendent of nurses at the Franklin County Tuberculosis Sanitarium to account for a $1284.01 shortage found in sanitarium books by state examiners last January.
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Franklin County
A. P. Lawin
Cleveland Republican Arrives in Columbus
Former Gov. Harry L. Davis arrives in Columbus to renew acquaintances amid rumors he will align his Cleveland faction with Willis followers in the state committee to defeat the Hoover faction.
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Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Republican Organization of
Cleveland
Davis
Willis
State Committee
Hoover
Thinks Oil Pump Top Was Stolen
Alleged theft of an oil pump top caused J. C. Gooding of Wellston to stop on the New Marshfield road near Athens. His car was assisted into Athens by a tow truck while he was en route to the county fair.
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J. C. Gooding
Wellston
New Marshfield
Athens
Gooding
Llub
Auto Crash Leaves Columbus Man With Teeth Loss
Thomas Jones, 27, of Columbus, suffered the loss of several teeth and cuts and bruises to the head neck and body when his car struck an abutment of the Front street railroad bridge early Thursday. He was taken to White Cross hospital. his car was wrecked.
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Thomas Jones
Columbus
Front Street
White Cross Hospital
City appeals case in Wilmington Supreme Court review
The city appeals a case against George Brannon convicted of possessing and fined 100 dollars. The petition asks whether the city ordinance conflicts with state law.
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City of
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