Dinner Party for Cousin Miss Marian Coe
Society notes record a dinner party at 102 North Lancaster Street honoring Miss Lorene Williams of Worthington with out of town guest Miss Katherine Porter of Columbus. The item lists numerous local visits, meetings, and shifts in residence around holiday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Coe
George Coe
North
Lancaster Street
Lorene Williams
Worthington
Katherine Porter
Columbus
Combined Glee Clubs Concert at Ewing Hall
The university Combined Glee Clubs directed by Prof. Clarence C Robinson perform Thursday at 7 30 in Ewing Hall with solo and choral numbers. The Varsity Male quartet offers lighter pieces and previously impressed audiences in Cleveland and at Ohio University. Tickets are selling fast and without reserved seats, doors open at 6 45 P M. Harley Littler attended the Grid Grad game in Columbus Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Hall
University
Clarence C Robinson
School of Music
Athens
West Technical Wh School
Cleveland
Ohio University
Bean Barnes Nuptials in Gallipolis on Thanksgiving Day
The marriage of Miss Lucille Bean and Mr Bert M Barnes was announced in Gallipolis on Thanksgiving Day. The bride is the daughter of Mrs F S Bean of 14014 West Union street and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Lon Barnes of North Court street. Barnes served overseas in World War I with the 135th machine gun company. The couple will reside at 14014 West Union street for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean.Barnes
Lucille Bean
Bert M. Barnes
Gallipolis
F. S. Bean
West Union Street
Lon Barnes
North Court Street
Barnes
135Th Machine Gun Company
Three Colby Students Perish in Fraternity Fire
In Waterville Maine three Colby college students died in a fire at the Lambda Chi Alpha house. Victims identified as A L Andrews of Northport W L Fry of Revere and Car Swarrorgy of Surrey. Several others fled to the street as flames raged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby College
Lamba Chi Apha
A. L. Andrews
Northport
W. L. Fry
Revere
Mass
Car Swarrorgy
Surrey
Marmot Prescription Tablets Promoted as Fat Reducers
An advertisement touts Marmot Prescription Tablets as harmless fat reducers. It claims doctors endorse them and promises easy weight loss without exercise or diet, inviting readers to order by mail from Marmola Co. in Detroit with the stated price.
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Woodard Ave
Detroit
Mich
Glouster Rail Service Restored with Revised Schedule
Trains Nos. 3 and 6 return to service boosting daily service to three runs each way. Northbound trains include 17 07 am 10 34 am and 2 24 pm while southbound runs cover 10 34 am 3 59 pm and 7 22 pm with the new timetable effective yesterday. Postmaster updates War Savings certificates exchanges and cashing procedures at local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Creek Valley
Price
Glouster
Irondale Widow Dies After Stairway Fall
Mrs. Anna M. Hanlin aged 57 widow of Irondale died in a hospital in East Liverpool following a fall at her home Sunday. She sustained a fractured skull and other injuries from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Anna M. Hanlin
Irondale
Clemenceau to Be Harding Luncheon Guest at White House
Georges Clemenceau former French premier arrives in Washington and will join President Harding for a Thursday White House luncheon during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Washington
Georges Clemenceau
Washington
Harding
White House
Spraying Experiments Show Practical Value for Ohio Orchards
South Eastern Test farm reports on a one year spraying trial in the Rome Beauty orchard. Key findings favor early pink spray flexibility and advocate thorough application using lime sulfur or Bordeaux, with lime sulfur often preferred for its convenience and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Rome
South Eastern
Ohio
Meigs
Mos
Former Athens Editor Dies in Kansas City
Will G. Junod, former editor and publisher of the Athens Herald, died Saturday night at his Kansas City home at age 62 or 63. He was born on Sugar Creek, graduated from Ohio University, and spent years in Athens county before moving to Kansas City to run a business. He leaves a wife and an adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brooks
Rendville
Henry Burns
Perry County
Ben Brooks
New Lexington
P. H. Burns
F. H. May
Cincinnati
G. E. Gilley
May
The
State Dental Society
Will G. Junod
Kansas City
Mr. Junod
F. L. Junod
Sugar Creek
Ohjo University
Athens Herald
Athens County
Americans Seek Transatlantic Passages Amid Dry Ship Rule
Crowds in New York and at ship offices rush to secure cabins before fall sales end as the U S attorney general’s decision to dock liquor on American liners clashes with foreign vessels allowed to sell before the three mile limit. Society members, professionals, and business people scramble for staterooms with baths and upper berths while booze bans loom over the travel rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Willie
Baedecker's
New York
United States
Molly
Pauline Anne
Paris
Fragmentary Stereotype Echoes in Midwestern Debate
A fragment from a historical column questions focus on public moments and reaction. It suggests concern over people noticing or valuing the present moment rather than the act of commentary itself. The text hints at cultural attitudes toward speech and attention.
French Statesman Clemenceau Urges American Understanding
Georges Clemenceau, former French premier, spoke before the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore urging Americans to make a greater effort to understand France and its people. He emphasized mutual respect and shared interests between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore
Georges Clemencent
France
Maryland Historical Society
Porter to Speak at Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting
Dr. James B. Porter of Ohio University psychology will address the second meeting of the Presbyterian Brotherhood. Milton D Hughes, president, organizes the event planning an excellent gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Porter
Department of Paychology
Ohio University
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Milton D Hughes
Organiztion
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O. R Ross
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Lawrence Neeb
Toledo
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Orlie Miller
Elizabeth Beatty
Maria Grover
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Hobson Study Circle
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
John Kilpatrick
Agnes
Jack
George
Murray City
W. F. Jones
Allen R. Kresge
Johnstown
John P. Wright
Helena Antorietta
St. Aloysius Academy
Ralph Antoinette
South High Street
Louise Daggett
W. V. Daggett
Congress Street
Elizabeth Hoffman
Daggett
Frank Hanan
Nell Roach
New York City
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mr. Hanan
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Julia Friday
Helen Leech
Nellie Marie Brooks
Chicago
D. H. Garen
Reta Stalnaker
Mr. Harley
Littler
Trinity
Victor
Verdure
Israel
Lucy Isabelle Marsh
Victor Records
Home Furnishing Company
Swanson Furniture
N. Court St
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Mayor Gormley
Corning
2. Z. Bridge
Harry McDonald
Emilmett Bridge
Zern Cunningham
Fred Wagner
John W. Tinkler
Hanberlaing
Hones Store
W. Washington St
Sims
William Sowden Sima
A. S. Ny
Port Hope
Ont
Guard of Honor
S. C. Hartman
West
America
DR. Porter
Beasley
Aluminum
Maxwell Brothers Novelty Store
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