Thanksgiving Dinner and Country Club Dance Highlight Local Societies
Mr and Mrs W E Haning and Mr and Mrs Frank Hooper hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at 47 Stimpson Avenue with 16 guests, including Rev Homer C Smith and family. The Athens Country Club held its first Thanksgiving event since formation with 70 dancers and 77 covers at a turkey dinner and dance. a formal is planned for Christmas. Dinner guests at Sunnyside Drive included Mr and Mrs William Runyon and several local families.
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W. E. Haning
Frank Hooper
Athens Country Club
Country Club
William Runyon
Sunnyside Drive
Leslie Bobo
Minnie
Dora
the Plains
M. J. Dickson
Arthur McPherson
Entertained Needle Craft Club and Guests
Mrs. C H Swaim delightfully hosted the Needle Craft Club at her Park Place home with 20 members and 35 guests. A piano solo by Miss Arpee from Ohio University impressed attendees amid a yellow and white luncheon and floral decor.
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C. H. Swaim
Needle Craft Club
Park Place
Miss Arpee
Faculty of
Ohio University
Harold Mardis
O. L Hedsington
Harley Malter
Thanksgiving Visit and Local Notes
Napoleon came for Thanksgiving with parents Mr and Mrs F 8 Grones of 83 West Washington street. Mrs Bonifield returned to Columbus and Mrs Addie Marie remains for the winter. Mr and Mrs Joseph Fort returned from Cincinnati after attending the funeral of their son Joseph M Foit. Mr Foit was a long time Big Four Railroad employee and was fatally injured on duty. Jay Emrie Seward, after Thanksgiving with his mother, heads back to Pittsburgh to resume his job. Duane Wood of Pliss College in Columbus was operated on for appendicitis Tuesday and is recovering well.
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Marie Jewett
M. & N. High School
MacConnelsville
W. H. Jewett
West State Street
Olive Shipe
Columbus
Mrs
Don Gabriel
West
Washington Street
Napoleon
Grones
West Washington Street
Bonifield
Addie Marie
Joseph Fort
Cincinnati
Joseph M. Foit
Foit
Big Four Railroad Company
Jay Emrie Seward
Seward
PD. K. Seward
Franklin Avenue
Pittsburgh
Duane Wood
Pliss College
F. Atlas
Cleveland
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement pitches St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for backache lumbago and sciatica. It claims soothing penetrating relief when rubbed on the back, says it is harmless and won’t burn the skin, and urges readers to try a trial bottle at any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Woman Said Buried Alive After Attack in New York Lot
Dr. Karl Kennard told the Bronx grand jury that Mrs. Jane Becker was struck once and buried alive in a limed grave in a vacant lot. The mother of four was rendered unconscious but not shown to die immediately by the single blow.
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New York
Jane Becker
Karl Kennard
Bronx County
Midnight Croup Relief Promises Fast Sleep for Parents
At midnight a child with sudden croup alarms parents. Dr Drake’s Glosseo reliefs croup in minutes with a single dose, rarely needing more than two. Safe, pleasant, reliable, and non vomiting. Sold by all druggists as Remedy in America for 50 cents a bottle.
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Dr. Drake
America
Naval board opens inquiry into midshipmen conduct
A board of naval officers began an investigation in Annapolis into the disgraceful conduct of scores of midshipmen in Philadelphia on November 25 after the Army Navy game.
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Annapolis
Naval Officers
Philadelphia
Blaze at Montreal University Injures Nine Workers
Firefighters prevented a blaze at the University of Montreal that threatened 300 gallons of alcohol in tanks. Nine workers were injured while containing the fire, marking a second university fire within a month.
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Montreal
University of Montreal
Divorce petition filed in Athens County court
Grace Lewis petitions for divorce from Manaon Lewis in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The petition seeks dissolution of the marriage and related relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Grace Lewis
Athens county candidates named for miners' state election
Glouster resident Frank Burns and M K E Jewell head the two Athens county nominees for state office in the miners' organization election set for December 12. The ballot lists officers including president Lee Hall and various auditors and board members with other local names appearing in the full slate.
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Frank Burns
M. KE. Jewell
International Board
Athens County
Miners’ Organization
Burns
Lee Hall
Columbus
William Roy
Betlaire
G. W., Savage
Joe Sigman
Cambridge
Shawnee
Ple
C. Jones
Berghelz
Wine Young Pair Wedded at the Home of Bride
Wilma Leneore Carleton and Clarence Manford Swartz wed at the Carleton home in Coolville. Rev. B. E. Wilson officiated with a Lohengrin march entrance. The couple, after a northern wedding trip, will reside in Lottridge where Swartz runs a mercantile business. both were Coolville High School and Ohio University graduates.
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Coolville
Harry J. Carleton
Wilma Lenore
Clarence Manford Swartz
C. D. Swartz
Lottridge
BE. H. Wilson
M. E
Aged Man Ends Life in Front of a Neighbor
In Cincinnati on a Friday morning 78 year old John S. Perin stood on his back porch and fired a revolver into his head as a neighbor cried out to stop him. His wife and sister-in-law summoned a doctor but he died before arrival. Coroner reports despondency from unemployment.
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Cincinnati
John
Perin
Perth
Prisoners Escape Logan County Jail Night
Logan County jail inmates escaped last night by sawing through barn and fleeing in a stolen car. The fugitives are Joe and John Collings Pat O Keefe and Charles Edy all charged with forgery. Also reported death of Mrs Mary Barnes 71 at 89 Franklin Avenue after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Funeral was held at Church of God with burial in West State Street Cemetery. survivor Harry Barnes.
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Bellefontaine
Logan County
Joe
John Collings
Pat O'Keefe
Charles Edy
Mary Barnes
Athens
Franklin Avenue
Church of God
West State Street
Harry Barnes
Bavaria to apologize and Germany to pay restitution
The foreign office announced that Bavaria must apologize and Germany must pay 210000 dollars restitution for injuries sustained by allied army officers at Stettin Nassau and Ingolstadt.
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Paris
Dge
Bavaria
Germany
Stettin
Nassau
Ingolstadt
Foreign Office
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Lostro Bldg
Arthur Sayre
Judge
E. D. Sayre
M. R. Blumenberg
F. W. Bush
Washington PD. C
Gordon K. Bush
J. S. Biddle
Marjorie
Ernestine
Gallipolis
J. E. Williams
Lorene
Worthington
Johan Moler
Biddle
Williams
R. G. Averill
Mary Josephine
Mansfield
N. J. Wolfe
North
Lancaster Street
Elsworth Sawyer
Pleasantville
Beatrice Sawyer
Darby
George Whipple
Lawrence
Guy Cornell
Akron
William Cornell
East State Street
Dean Stickney
J. H. Gross
Virginia Knecht
Detroit
Mich
Lara Graham
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Virgil C. Dent
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mac Bethel
A. S. Bethel
J. H. Riffee
Cecil Poston
Guysville
Mrs. Poston
Riffee
Mabel G. Bonifield
Addie Marie Grones
Sunday Messenger
Swanson Furniture Company
N. Court St
Swanson Furniture Co
East
Croup
Gibson's Pharmacy
Prescription
Oho
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Ohio
Gott
Meriystenee
Evans Citg
Strate & Fourth
Tlolumbyus
Cline’s Pharmacy
Harrison Fisher
France
Plainud
Glouster
Etta Duncan
Colum
Indaw
Fr. D. McCarty
C. FL Jones
John Clark Sr
John Clark Jr
M. F. Andrew
Paul Andrew
E. E. Andrew
Noy Drury
FE. BE. Drury
Cephas Wagner
Newark
W. R. Balderson
Elma Bell
FE. FE. Bell
John Jewitt
Roscoe Joseph
Evelyn
Winifred
Guy Triplett
Mildred
Pearl Jewitt
Elza
John Skinner
Pauline
Noah Brown
Carl Stahl
Dan Irene
Miles Grimm
Trimble
W. F. Follrod
Raymond
Anthony Wooede
Charles
Ores Swartz
Carleton
G. EK. Carleton
Reeae
KR. R. Hueston
Clara Barnett
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