Local News Notes From City Visitors and Attendees
Mrs. C. M. Roe returns home from Scranton after six weeks visiting relatives. Ohio readers are informed the Messenger is on sale at several Manhattan locations including 42nd Street and 6th Ave and Grand Central Depot.
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York
Ohio
News Messenger
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
Grand Central Depot
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
C. M. Roe
Scranton
W B A Club Hosts Evening Entry by Mrs Rosser
Mrs Thomas Rosser on Franklin Avenue will enter the W B A club at 7 30 Friday evening.
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W. B. A. Club
Thomas Rosser
Franklin Avenue
Athens family mourns as Charles Hogle dies in garage
Mrs Ila Needham Hogle of Athens learns of the death of her husband Charles Hogle in Cleveland from carbon monoxide. He was found in his car in the garage, the engine running. Survived by his wife and three daughters Anna Mae Frances and Marian. He was the son in law of Mr Elias Needham and brother in law to Grosvenor and Fred Needham.
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Grosvenor Needham
Fred Needham
Athens
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting and Elections
The Woman's Relief Corps will assemble at 7 o'clock Friday evening in the Red Men's hall for an officer election and related business.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Brother of Canisteo Man Attends Funeral
Mr. Tom Cotton of Canisteo New York is at his sister Mrs J L Henrys home 61 North Congress street. He came for the funeral of his brother Emmett H Cotton who has died.
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Tom Cotton
Canisteo, N. Y
J. L. Henry
North Congress Street
Emmett H. Cotton
Postponed SHS PTA Meeting Moves to Tuesday
The Senior High School Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Monday December 7 is postponed to the following Tuesday due to the lecture course number.
Mr. Frei Cornwell Returns from Columbus Visit
County auditor Mr. Frei Cornwell returned last evening from Columbus where he had been attending business.
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Frei Cornwell
Columbus
Higley Study Circle Hosts Christmas Program
Mrs. E. L. Miller hosted the Higley Study circle at 40 West Union yesterday afternoon for a Christmas program. Members answered roll call with verses, a quartet including Mrs. Sprague Mrs. Gard Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Cameron sang Holy Night, and Mrs. Deissie told Grace B. Richmond story On Christmas Day in the Morning in splendid style.
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E. L. Miller
West Union Street
Higley
Wiley T. Sprague
W. L. Gard
Pearl. Drake
Charles Cameron
L. L. Deissie
Grace B. Richmond
Miss Ora Bobo Returns Home After Visit
Miss Ora Bobo of The Plains returns home after a week with her aunt Mrs. W. G. Runyon at 20 Sunnyside Drive.
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Ora Bobo
Plains
W. G. Runyon
Sunnyside Drive
Social Literary Club Plans Christmas Aid At Meeting
The Social Literary club gathered Tuesday at 61 Morris Avenue, Mrs. B M Covert's home, for a business session and a festive program. Members arranged to help a needy family at Christmas, continuing the club’s annual tradition. Entertainer Mrs. George Starr Lasher presented and discussed the one act play. She read two pieces Trifles and Suppressed Desires.
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B. M. Covert
Morris Avenue
George Starr Lasher
Ruth Standard Bearers Meet at Larimer Home
The Ruth Standard Bearers were entertained at 87 Morris Avenue by Virginia Larimer last evening. The gathering began with the Standard Bearer hymn Fling Out the Banner sung by attendees. Devotional led by Mildred Totman. Doris Giesecke and Virginia Larimer led activities.
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Ruth
Virginia Larimer
Morris Avenue
Mildred Totman
Doris Giesecke
Birth of son Evans Shafer to Fitzgeralds announced
Fifteen members responded to roll call in a study session. Mr and Mrs O E Fitzgerald of 290 East State Street announce the birth of a son Evans Shafer on Wednesday December 2 at Sheltering Arms hospital.
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O. E. Fitzgerald
Daryl Dent
East State Streets
Evans Shafer
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Farewell Party for the Bradshaws Featured at Home
A Monday evening informal gathering honored the Bradshaw family at their home. Rever end Bradshaw shared life highlights while guests sang and thanked the family. attendees included dozens of local residents and relatives.
Dailey Family Visits Relatives During Ohio Trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Dailey returned from Delaware with their daughter Christine Dailey a student at Ohio Wesleyan university. They traveled via Columbus where they saw Mrs. J. E. Williams sister to the latter.
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E. T. Dailey
Delaware
Christine Dailey
Ohio Wesleyan University
Columbus
J. E. Williams
Canaanville Methodist Episcopal Church Elects New Board Head
In last night’s election at the Canaanville church, W. B. Jacoby was chosen president, Anna Rowe secretary, and Mrs. W. H. Wright treasurer. The meeting planned stove installation, repairs, and future financing. Attending were J. J. Hice, Jesse Poston, Mrs. Seel, Mrs. Wright, Jacoby, Rowe, Crawford, Baker, and others. Rev. Davage led the session.
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Canaanville Methodist Episcopal Church
W. B. Jacoby
Anna Rowe
W. H. Wright
J. J. Hice
Jesse Poston
Josephine Seel
J. D. Rowe
T. M. Crawford
W. D. Baker
Charles Dorr
Mr. Davage
Hypocrite Critique Reveals Self-Deception
A sharp critique labels the hypocrite as the most miserable creature on earth. It argues the hypocrite primarily deceives himself rather than harming others, exposing a cycle of self-delusion.
Price Fixing Nations May 6 on Black List
The piece discusses proposals for government oversight of price fixing by foreign syndicates and monopolies, contrasts Britain France Belgium and Italy with Japan, and notes the potential for international control of raw materials and emerging economic tensions. It mentions rubber coffee and potash as examples and suggests US pledges before lending.
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Bank of England
Jin
France
Belgium
Italy
Ministries of Finance and Foreign Affairs
Japan
Great Britain
Departments of Commerce and State Fight Predatory Trade Practices
The Commerce and State Departments move to curb predatory actions affecting U.S. industry. Officials aim to bolster safeguards and enforce measures to shield domestic producers from overseas practices that distort competition.
Western Congresses Seek Bar On Loans To Foreign Price Fixers
Western members of Congress plan legislation to ban lending by Americans to foreign monopolies that fix prices on materials and goods for U S use. The State and Commerce departments oppose coercive controls while financiers fear government overreach. The proposed law faces enforcement questions and potential circumvention through interlocking directorates.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Coolidge
Departments of State and Commerce
Department of State
England
Ancient oak reveals 300 year old water main relic
A hollowed segment of an oak tree dug up beneath a London street is estimated at three centuries old, believed to be part of a water main or related utility relic. The find highlights historical infrastructure embedded in the city.
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London
Goitre Removed in Six Weeks by Newark Lady
Miss Zoa Westbrook of Newark Ohio reports relief from goitre after using Sorbol Quadruple liniment. She says headaches and nervousness disappeared and a goitre vanished within weeks. Product sold at McKee's Drug Store and via Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio.
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Newark
Zoa Westbrook
R. R. No
Ohio
Mechanicsburg
McKee
Sigma Pi fraternity members suspended in ADA incident
Nineteen members of the Sigma Pi fraternity in Ada are suspended following an unspecified incident reported December 3. No further details provided in the fragmented text.
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Ada
The
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Disturbed Sleep From Bladder Weakness Told by User
An individual from Chicago reports years of nocturnal urination due to gravel. Lithiated Buchu claimed to cure in one week, though the maker warns it is not a cheap medicine and contains a lab origin. The ad promotes the product and its local availability.
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J. Hanton
Yale Ave
Chicago
Kantesburg
Keiler Laboratory
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