Funeral and district events for Mrs. S. F. Hooper
The Woman's Relief Corps is to meet at Red Men's hall at 1 PM for Mrs. S. F. Hooper's funeral at 2 PM in First M. E. church. A 6 PM dinner at the Christian church precedes the district meeting at 7:30 PM. W. H B. A. of the Maccabees invites candidates and members to attend the dinner.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
S. F. Hooper
M. E
The
Christian Church
Maccabee c
Hayes visit to Worthman home in McArthur
Mr and Mrs R A Hayes of Mc Arthur visit daughter Mrs W H Worthman at 20 Poplar Avenue for a family stay establishing the home address and kinship.
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R. A. Hayes
McArthur
W. H. Worthman
Poplar Avenue
Dorsey Family En Route After Visit in Alliance
Mr and Mrs J H Dorsey and their daughter Dela traveled with Mrs Cora Davis from Morgantown Wy Va and Mr and Mrs Dorsey s daughter Miss Maude L Dorsey a teacher in Alliance schools left Sunday after a visit since midweek with their daughters Misses Mabel and Olive Dorsey of 5 West Mulberry Street
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J. H. Dorsey
Dela
Dorsey
Cora Davis
Morgantown
Wy-Va
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs Frank Dean hosted guests over Thanksgiving and through Sunday at 41 Second Street. Visitors included Minnie Dean of Washington DC Miss Dave Russell and Mr W M Slutter of Akron Mr and Mrs C E Russell of Youngstown and Mr and Mrs Frussell visiting Wisher with R W Jones and his wife.
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Frank Dean
Second Street
Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
Dave Russell
W. M. Slutter
Akron
C. E. Russell
Youngstown
Frussell
Wisher
R. W. Jones
Mrs J D Campbell Returns From Wegat Visit
Mrs J D Campbell has returned from an extended visit in the Wegat likely visiting relatives and acquaintances and resuming daily routines.
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Mrs
J. D. Campbell
The
Wegat
Mrs Baker Departs for Toledo After Visit at Carpenter Street
He H. Baker leaves this morning for Toledo following a week long visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C T Moore at 88 Carpenter street.
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HE. M. Baker
Toledo
C. T. Moore
Carpenter Street
Residents Return From Visits In Columbus And Hillsboro
Mrs Afidrew Ogg of Columbus is back home after a week with her daughter Mrs EF G Hayes at 297 East State Street. Dr and Mrs F H Jacobs returned from Hillsboro where they visited Prof A N Tisgot of Ohio State University.
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Afidrew Ogg
Columbus
EF. G. Hayes
East State Street
F. H. Jacobs
Hillsboro
A. N. Tisgot
Ohio State University
Misses Cranmer Visit Aunt on Cansenville Road
The Misses Lillian and Cledy the Cranmer were weekend guests of their aunt Mrs Clyde Dean and daughter Berfene on the Cansenville road.
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Lillian
Cledy the Cranmer
Clyde Dean
Berfene
Cansenville Road
Thanksgiving Visit Ends for Saulters Family
Mrs. Everett Saulters and daughter Opal Eileen returned Sunday from Carpenter after visiting Termer and Stanley families over Thanksgiving. Mr. Saulters joined them later and went home earlier. The Hobson Study Circle meets Tuesday at 7 pm with Mrs. R. Windsor. Cecelia Collins returned to her duties as music supervisor in Belle Center schools after a holiday recess with her father Michael.
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Everett Saulters
Opal Eileen
Carpenter
Termer
Elizabeth Stanley
Vesta Robinson
Mr. Saulters
Wites Cecelia Collins
Belle, Center
Michae
Harshmans Return From Massillon Visit
Mr and Mrs F E Harshman and children arrived home Sunday evening from Massillon where they motored Wednesday and visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs W C Harshman.
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F. E. Harshman
Massillon
W. C. Harshman
Mrs Fisher Returns From Visit In Marion
Mrs. Charlies Fisher also known as Eleanor Phillips of Marion arrived home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Phillips at 16 South College Street.
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Charlies Fisher
Eleanor Phillips
Marion
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
Mr Harvey Reach Returns Home After Funeral
Mr Harvey Reach arrived home in Beverly following a Sunday funeral for Mrs Earl H Woodworth.
Miss Hazel Linscott Returns From West Union Visit
Miss Hazel Linscott returns Sunday from West Union West Virginia where she visited since last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs E E La Baw Mary White Mr La Baw is in charge of a West Union newspaper
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Hazel Linscott
West Union
W. Va
E. E. la Baw
Mary White
la Baw
Republican A West Union
Dance Of Saturday At Athens Country Club
One of the season’s finest early winter socials was the Saturday night dance at the Athens Country Club hosted by Dr and Mrs Thomas R Biddle in honor of their son Clinton Poston Biddle and his bride. Southern smilax adorned the hall and lounge, creating a pretty setting for gowns of varied colors. An orchestra played a brilliant program and supper followed during intermission.
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Athens Country Club
Thomas R. Biddle
Clinton Poston Biddle
Classical Music Club Girls Host Three Course Dinner
The Athens high school Classical Music club hosted a three course turkey dinner at the Windsor. Club colors were green and silver and flowers chrysanthemums were used. Toasters were given by Miss Connett sponsor and guest of honor. Attendees included Fanny Davidson Louise Kerr Margaret Gorham Mary Elizabeth Hughes Helen Roush Helen Cross Mary Louise Cullums Margaret Laverty Mary Farrell and Gertrude Addicott.
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Classical Music Club
Athens High School
Windsor
Miss Connett
Fanny Davidson
Louise Kerr
Margaret Gorham
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Helen Roush
Helen Cross
Mary Louise Cullums
Margaret Laverty
Mary Farrell
Gertrude Addicott
Local residents return from Thanksgiving visits
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kibbey Loveland and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ailstock King’s Mills have returned home after several days with brothers C. J. Ailstock and Kenneth Ailstock. Miss Irene Watkins La gan high school returns to duties after Thanksgiving with parents A. B. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wyatt came home from Thanksgiving visit with relatives in Marietta and Little Hocking.
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W. F. Kibbey
Loveland
J. W. Ailstock
King’s Mills
C. J. Ailstock
Kenneth Ailstock
Irene Watkins
Lagan High School
A. B. Watakins
East State Street
Daddy longlegs pose no threat indoors according to report
A note explains that daddy longlegs insects are harmless in homes as they do not bite or contaminate food. The passage emphasizes their noncontact with people and human food, suggesting no danger to inhabitants.
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Daddy Longiegs
Ohio Auditor seeks more funds to maintain roads
State Auditor J. T. Tracy urged the General Assembly to enact legislation to provide additional highway funds. He noted that automobile registration receipts will exceed current maintenance appropriations by at least 4.5 million dollars this biennium and proposed using unappropriated balances for next year.
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Ohio Roads
Tracy
Columbus
J. T. Tracy
General Assembly
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
Slippery roads cause several cars to ditch in county area
Several vehicles left the road between Tristle and Jacksonville Sunday due to slick pavement though no injuries were reported. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Pride and daughter Virginia Boyd visited Greenfield, and the Glouster Sportsmen club received a consignment of about 12 000 fish from the Waverly hatchery, released into East Branch. Neva Cunningham returned to Belle Center for school after Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Clark visited Westerville with their sons Robert and Charles McLeod.
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Tristle
Jacksonville
C. A. Pride
Virginia Boyd
Greenfield
Boyd Wilson
Waverly
Glouster Sportsmen Club
East Branch
Neva Cunningham
Belie Center
Zern Cunningham
John 8
Clark
Robert
Charles
Westerville
Charles McLeod
Local families visit relatives across town and return home
Mr and Mrs Riley Morris and two children Velma and Homer returned to Columbus today after visiting relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Thomas Blower and children who moved to California have returned to Gloucester arriving Sunday night. Mrs Thelma Gossell of Athens was a guest several days of Mr and Mrs A A Gossel. Mr and Mrs W H Stahl were in Columbus over Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs John W Davis. William Duncan returned to Akron after visiting his parents C E and Mrs Duncan. Miss Jennie Craybia returned to Columbus after visiting relatives in the city.
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Riley Morris
Velma
Homer
Columbus
Thomas Blower
California
Glouster
Thelma Gossell
Athens
A. A. Gossel
W. H. Stahl
Round Dancing Only In the Red Men Hall
Round dancing only in the Red Mens Hall on Wednesday evening December 3 with music by the Foot Warmers orchestra at Gloucester.
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Red Mens Hall
Foot Warmers
Glouster
Labor Leader Gompers in Poor Condition in Mexico City
Samuel Gompers age 74, veteran labor leader, arrived from El Paso where he was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor. In Mexico City he attended inauguration ceremonies and went to a bullfight, needing support and showing diminished recognition from friends.
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Mexico City
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
el Paso
American Federation of Labor
Ulmer appoints Myers as deputy sheriff in Crawford county
Crawford county sheriff elect Harvey D. Ulmer announces the appointment of J. P. F. Myers as deputy sheriff effective January 1. Myers previously served as deputy under the late Ira Freese, who died in an accidental shooting last January.
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Bucyrus
Harvey D. Ulmer
Crawford County
J. PF. Myers
Myers
Ira Freese
Finance experts discuss delays in reparations sessions
Paris dispatch notes postponement of international finance talks on December 1 as preparatory conferences continue. American insistence hinges on including reparations payments by Germany under the German American peace terms.
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Paris
Americas
Dawe
Germany
Family Will Take No Further Action In Conley Marriage
Columbus Ohio December announcement states the Conley family will not interfere with former Miss Jane Conley and Arthur C House marriage plans after she eloped Thanksgiving Eve. A telegram revealed she wed Frank Streat in Buffalo. Streat is a Philadelphia real estate dealer and former resident of Columbus.
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Columbus O. Dec. T
Jane Conley
Arthur C. House
Columbus
Frank Strear
Philadelphia
Conley
Streat
Kiladelphia
Busy pastor’s hectic Sunday in Wilton
Rev. Frederick Bunker of Wilton Congregational Church delivered a Sunday sermon on the Tenth Commandment. A fire near the church interrupted morning Sunday school, which he helped subdue before continuing services. He then married two parishioners, led two funeral drives, and began the evening service.
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Wilton
Conn
Frederick Bunker
Congregational Church
H Bunker
Huge Black Bass Halts Delaware Flour Mill Wheel
Dover Delaware August Jensen’s Reynolds mill halted when a ten pound eight ounce black bass clogged the race and wheel. The flood pond held water but failed to turn the wheel as the fish blocked operation.
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Dover
Del
Jensen
Reynolds
Detroit Toledo and Ironton seeks bonds approval
The Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 159000 dollars of a first mortgage fifty year five percent gold bonds. The bonds are to be sold to Henry Ford, Fosell Ford and Clara J Ford.
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Washington
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton — Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Ford
Fossell Ford
Clara J. Ford
School Books Burn Considered Over Illness Contagion
A Central building PTA committee met with the board of education and health officers to discuss whether supplementary readers spread contagion, especially scarlet fever. They agreed worn books are potential carriers and may be fumigated or burned. Officials commit to fumigation and continued disease prevention measures, with daily eye, teeth, and hand inspections.
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J. M. Higgin
Parent-Teacher Association
Board of Education and Health Officers
Board of Education
Whipple
Patterson
Higgins
F. Bh. Gullum
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Naturally
A vintage remedy promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home solution to fade gray hair. The ad claims the preparation darkens hair evenly, adds luster, and makes you look younger after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims creosote as a key healing agent for chronic coughs, colds, throat and lung diseases, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Creomulsing Ce
Auanta
Civic groups assist Community Chest and crippled children clinic
Athens civic organizations aid the Community Chest drive and the crippled children clinic to be held Friday. The charity drive runs Thursday and Friday with about fifty guests at the Presbyterian church lunch shifted to Friday noon. Civic workers assist health officials at the clinic.
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Athens
Doukhobors Refuse to Keep Births Marriages Deaths
The Doukhobors, a Russian religious sect, refuse to maintain records of births marriages and deaths.
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