Rebekah lodge initiation and church society events
Society notes report all Rebekah lodge members invited to Thursday initiation and picnic. The Christian Church Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Ellen Boetzner’s home. Dr P E Hixson leaves for Columbus for the State Dental Association meeting. Rev C L Strecker and Rev F M Evans attend a Columbus meeting on church conservation and advancement. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ellen Boetzner
North Congress Street
P. E. Hixson
Columbus
State Dental Association
C. L. Strecker
F. M. Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Visiters Leave After Week With Local Professors
Mrs Edwin L Hubler and daughter Caroline Mrs Charles W Martin and daughter Roseanne departed for Youngstown ending a week with Prof and Mrs T N Hoover of 62 Elmwood Place. East Side Event-Teacher Association members planned a Thursday meeting at 7 30 in the High School auditorium featuring Dr E E Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Hubler
Caroline
Charles W. Martin
Roseanne
Youngstown
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
East Side
Gvent-Teacher Association
Central
Parent-Teacher Association
EE. B. Bryan
Tuesday Club Meeting Discusses Taxation at Elmwood Place
The Tuesday Club met at Mrs. Stalder’s Elmwood Place home with 27 members and guests. Dr. S. K. Mardis led the session on taxation, presenting well sourced insights from years of study and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalder
Harry Stalder
Helen Ullom
Disarmament Topic at Hobson Study Circle Meeting
Mrs. Clarence Wyckoff hosted the Hobson Study Circle at 12 First Street. Disarmament was discussed by reader Mrs. Charles DeMolet Jr. An open forum followed with a Christmas party planned for December 20 to aid 250 poor children, plus a vocal solo and prize game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wyckoff
First Street
Hobson Study Circle
Charles DeMolet Jr
Gladys Wyckoff
Bernice Roach
Lucille Duffee
O. G. Jordan
A. N. Johnson
Fred Stauffer
Lucile Duffee
Beatrice
Obituary of Caroline M Brown of Ohio and North Dakota
Caroline M Brown born June 15 1854 in Lodi township Ohio daughter of Moses and Laura Lawrence married Henry H Brown Sept 4 1872. She died December 4 at 67 years 5 months 19 days in Athens Ohio after a life spent in Ohio North Dakota and Tupper's Plains. Her son Dr Wilmont E Brown died in 1911 in government service. She joined the M E church early in life and was a member of the Eastern Star Lodge. She left many friends and was remembered as pleasant and agreeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline M. Brown
Moses
Laura T. Lawrence
Old Farm
Lodi Township
Athens County
Ohio
Henry H. Brown
Tupper’s Plains
Tupper
Coolville
Harriett
Guysville
George R
Athens
John E
Arthur E
Pomeroy
Eastern Star Lodge
Rain, mud and march of life in Sharpsburg district
Protracted meeting at the Town house continues with good turnout despite rain and mud. Butchering dominates farming days while travelers contend with Sharpsburg Hill traffic. Elmer Habbitt and family visit from Canaanville, planning Florida winter. A lost pocket book containing 87 dollars is recovered along the road. Howard Harris and Seth Harris visit Athens from Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Habbitt
Canaanville
Henry Burns
J. W. Pinketto
Howard Harris
Seth
Ann Arbor
Athens
Glouster Chamber Members Attend Athens Lunch Talk
Several Glouster chamber of commerce members attended the Athens organization noon luncheon to hear W. D. McKinney of the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange discuss the coal situation.
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Glouster Chamber of Commerce
Athens
W. D. McKinney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Bright man before marriage and domestic finish afterward
A concise proverb-like note stating that a clever man typically leads a settled home life after marriage. The saying links intelligence with a stable domestic arrangement.
Tanlac praised as world beater by Philadelphia man
Robert Myers of Philadelphia says Tanlac cured his long lasting indigestion appetite loss and fatigue. He describes relief from gas dizziness back pain rheumatism and tiredness after taking Tanlac and notes it restored his strength and well being. Athens Cline Pharmacy Co and leading druggists sell Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Robert Myers
Salford Street
Philadelphia
Taniac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Glouster Frank Lamark Defeats Paul Bowser in Local Match
In Glouster at the opera house last night Frank Lamark defeated Paul Bowser of Newark in a three fall wrestling match. Bowser won the first fall in seven minutes with head scissors and arm lock. Lamark won the second round in about five minutes after Bowser was knocked from a back falL Lamark took the third fall in about seven minutes. Bowser praised Lamark's win as fair and square though the crowd was small and few more matches are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lamark
Paul Bowser
Newark
Glouster Opera House
Bowser
Lamark
Legion Meeting Elected New Officers At Frank McCann Post
At a meeting of Frank McCann Post American Legion held last night officers for the new year were elected with Harry Richards named Post Commander Fred Burgess Vice Commander A H Carpenter Adjutant H F Hambel Treasurer Dr W G Danford Post Surgeon F P Clark Post Historian and Fred Kinney David James and W Reeves named as officials
Two Men Fined for Game Law Violations in Ohio
Two men from Luhrig and one from Meigs county paid heavy fines after game law violations. William Perry pleaded guilty to hunting without a license and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Ed Carsey also pled guilty and received a like fine. Paul Bratton from near Carpenter pleaded guilty to digging out a skunk den and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig
Meigs County
B. T. LeFever
S. Shipley
Zaleski
William Perry
Helwig
Athens
Ed. Carsey
Lunrig
Paul Bratton
Carpenter
Squire McKnight
Paul
W C T U Meeting Report Highlights Toledo Convention
The W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. G. W. Kinney’s home on Spring Street. County president Kate Blake of Nelsonville attended and reported on the Toledo convention. A fine program followed. The January meeting will be at Mrs. C. F. Wallace’s home on Fairlawn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kinney
Spring St
Kate Blake
Nelsonville
Toledo
C. F. Wallace
Fairlawn Avenue
Outdoor Drills Begin for Athens Battery B Unit
Athens new guard Battery B will start outdoor drills at 2 PM Saturday at the fair grounds. About eighty men will learn battery movements, with horses already arrived and instruction on equestrian roles as part of the formations. Captain Campbell announced all future drills will be outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
War Is Seen as Unpopular at Arms Conference
President Harding told farmers at the White House that nations prefer settling differences by discussion at the arms conference, signaling a shift away from war as a solution. The brief address underscored diplomacy over armed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
White House
Love as the Smallest World When Self-Locus Is Found
A compact aphorism argues love begins with self regard, claiming that self love shapes broader affection. It frames introverted care as the root of all amour.
Dayton Man Finds Relief From Nighttime Urination
Dayton resident John Lumpkins reports he suffered 16 to 20 nightly trips to the bathroom for two years. He credits Tithiated Buchu for easing kidney and bladder issues, noting several large stones passed and urging others to try the Keller formula Lithiated Buchu sold at McKees Drug Store and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
John Lumpkins
Carrie
The
Dayton Herald
McKees Drug Store
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ankle Length Oriole Worn In Spring Fashions
Parisians report spring skirts will be ankle length with long light sleeves and low waistlines. Fashion leader M Molyneux predicts vibrant colors from violet to apple green, plain crepes and fancy silks, with lace and embroidery not fused.
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Oriato
Paris
United Press
M. Molyneux
Molyneux
Stockyards Boiling as Strike Sparks Violence
Sluggings and other acts of violence were reported in the stock yards district amid the packing workers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Yards
China Exemption Cited by Far Eastern Committee
Washington dispatch reports the Far Eastern committee adopted a resolution affirming respect for China's neutrality in any war in which China itself is not a participant. The action reflects diplomatic stance amid rising regional tensions and underscores China’s nonbelligerent status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
Far Eastern Committee
Catarrh of the Stomach Is Dangerous
A New York physician warns that gastric catarrh causes symptoms misread as indigestion and can lead to ulcers or cancer. The remedy described is taking pure bisulated magnesia before meals with hot water to wash the stomach lining and neutralize acids, followed by easy digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
YWCA Head Plans Big Biennial Meeting
Mrs. Robert E. Speer calls for united action by women at the seventh biennial national convention of the YWCA to be held in Hot Springs Arkansas in April. She serves as president of the national board of the YWCA after her election two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Speer
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Speer
French Girl Is Given Damages In Breach Suit
Rita Jardiner a pretty French girl who says she toured Europe with R l L Slaughtery Jr son of a Texas cattleman was awarded damages exceeding 200000 for breach of promise by Judge J E Gilbert in Dallas Texas on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Rita Jardiner
Europe
R. l L. Slaughtery Jr
Texas
J. E. Gilbert
Miss Jardiner Awarded Damages in Mann Act Case
Miss Jardiner received several thousand dollars in additional damages for debts alleged to be owed by Slaughter. Slaughter had been sentenced earlier to thirty days in jail and a fine upon conviction of violating the Mann act.
Medical board tests sixty four license applicants in Columbus
In Columbus on December 7 the state medical board conducts its annual winter examination for state licenses with sixty four applicants participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Medical Board
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L. E. Searls
S. E. Searls
Albany
W. H. Searls
Tenton
Ill
J.S. Withers
Kathleen
New Marshfield
A. V. Carter
Gallipolis
Frank Rossi
George
Walter Reynolds
Dr. Bryan
Wool Union Suits
Zenner
Company Men’s Shop
Sharpsburg R. D
Urine Eye Remedy Co
Chicas
Alice McClung Skovgaard
Skovgaard
Cline’s
Myers
Glouster
Y.W. C. A. Head
Father
Millikan’s
Home Furnishing Co
Spinet
Hoosier Cabinets
Coal and Gas Ranges
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