Local Visitors Leave for Detroit After Weekend Stay
John Bulloch secretary C F Jonas ryler Geo W Rose trustee H A Rogers ends a city visit with his parents Mr and Mrs A F Rogers and departs for Detroit Ralph McCarty visits from Columbus staying over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs F D McCarty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
John Bulloch
C. F. Jonas
Ryler
Geo. W. Rose
H. A. Rogers
A. F. Rogers
Detroit
Ralph McCarty
Columbus
F. D. McCarty
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Town
J C Lewis and wife of Athens visited relatives here on Sunday. Walter Hampton and wife of Dexter spent part of last week with local relatives. Mrs G C Gorby ended the week by visiting her parents D M Sisson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lewis
Athens
Walter Hampton
Dexter
Mrs. G. C. Gorby
D. M. Sisson
Local Notes From The Village Visit And Weather
Miss Efe Wood of the Ohio State Hospital spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs. G. D. Swett of Albany visited part of last week with Co M Radcliff’s family. Sylvester Marshall of Athens called on A L Tewksbury Wednesday. Harold Romine, recently employed in Columbus, returned home as the coal mine shutdown affected work. Rev. Parmalee visited C B Woodyard Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rebecca McWhorter of the Children’s Home spent the weekend with relatives here. W W Jordan carpentered for W E Harman last week. S H Smith was an Athens business visitor Thursday. Heavy rain Saturday caused high waters. several houses narrowly escaped flooding with no major damage. Mrs. Kate Collins of Columbus spent the weekend here. she returned home with daughter Reba who had been visiting aunt Mrs. William Dudgeon. Mrs. William Hull of Harrisonville is visiting her daughter Mrs S Flowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efe Wood
Ohio State Hospital
G. D. Swett
Albany
Co. M. Radcliff
Sylvester Marshall
Athens
A. L. Tewksbury
Rebecca McWhorter
W. W. Jordan
W. E. Harman
H. Smith
Atheny
Kate Collins
Columbus
Reba
William Dudgeon
William Hull
Harrisonville
Flowery
Ames Social News Highlights Visits and Trips
Mr. John Hixson of Ames township is spending the week with relatives in Athens. Mrs. H. T. Lee and daughter Mrs. D. E. Marquis, and son John Lee, spent Saturday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hixson
Ames Township
Athens
Mrs Stella Woodruff Visits Charleston Friends
Mrs Stella Woodruff of Charleston West Virginia is visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Woodruff on Franklin Avenue for a social visit with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Stella Woodruff
Charleston, W. Va
Albert Woodruff
Franklin Avenue
Miss Woodruff Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roach in Charleston
Miss Frances Woodruff of Charleston West Virginia is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A C Roach on Morris Avenue as their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Woodruff
Charleston
W. Va
Mrs
A. C. Roach
Morris Avenue
Nel sonville Visit By Dugan and Landis Families
Mr E C Dugan and family of Nelsonville visited Sunday with Mr W H Landis and family on Stimpson avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dugan
Nelsonville
8. W. Landis
Stimpson Avenue
Missionary Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church Parlors
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the parlors of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Doctor Siigley Returns From Barrie After Father’s Death
Dr. H. S. Siigley travels from Barrie Ontario to attend his father’s passing and burial arrangements following the family summons.
Business Visitors From Taylor Ridge And Trimble
John Kempton and Ira Conaway of Taylor Ridge and Jonas E Vore of Trimble are visiting the Court House today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John §. Kempton
Ira Conaway
Taylor Ridge
Jonas E. Vore
Trimble
Court House
Mrs C B Beverage Heads to Washington for Year With Daughter
Mrs C B Beverage leaves tonight for Washington D C to spend the remainder of the year with her daughter Miss Ina who is in government service there.
Miss Gladys Scott Joins Preston Store Clerical Staff
Miss Gladys Scott has accepted a clerk position at the Preston store for the holiday season. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Scott of Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Scott
Preston
Miss Scott
W. J. Scott
Zaleski
Family Visitors Called By Illness In Columbus And Washington
Dr. E H Bean of Columbus and Miss Fannie Bean of Washington D C arrived to visit their mother Mrs Sarah Bean who is ill. Mr and Mrs L V Brown of University Terrace hosted over the weekend Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and son Dent and Miss Dorothy Eldridge of Jackson. Mrs Frank W Cone will entertain the Childs Conservation League Tuesday at 2 PM with roll call answered by quotations from Whit tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bean
Columbus
Fannie Bean
Washington D. C
Sarah Bean
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
Walter Brown
Dent
Dorothy Eldridge
Jackson
Frank W. Cone
Franklin Avenue
Childs Conservation League
Whittier
Logan Family Visits On Brown Avenue
Mrs. David McKee and daughter Nellie of Logan spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. George Carsey on Brown Avenue. Mrs. McKee is a sister of Mrs. Carsey. Both are cousins of Mr. J. W. Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKe
Nellie
Logan
George Carsey
Brown Avenue
McKee
Carsey
J. W. Hines
Warrener Attends State Grange Meeting in Columbus
Wm. J. Warrener left this morning for Columbus to attend the State Grange and Deputy Masters Association meeting, which begins this evening and runs until Thursday. He will then travel to Cincinnati to spend the weekend with Mrs. A. C. Warrener and their son before returning Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Warrener
Columbus
State Grange and Deputy Masters Association
Cincinnati
A. C. Warrener
Chi Omega Dance Lights Masonic Temple Social
Chi Omega sorority held a 150 guest dance at the Masonic Temple from 7 30 to 11 45 pm with cardinal and straw colors. Ices and cakes were served during intermissions by Theodora Lawhead Frances Picker ing Margaret Sprague and Helen Burson. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs L V Brown and Mrs E B Morrison. Out of town alumnae and guests included Rachael Higgins Fauntichelle Lattimer Walter Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Chi Omega _ sorority
Masonic Temple
Theodora Lawhead
Frances Pickering
Margaret Sprague
Helen Burson
Pallas Club Study On National Education And Internationalism
Saturday afternoon the Pallas club met with Mrs. Julia Friday as hostess. Mrs. L. G. Worstell led the session while Miss Elizabeth Cochran handled current events. Mrs. A. O. Sloane was reader and Mrs. A. E. Price closed with a discussion praised as one of the strongest and most comprehensive, with members showing great interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Julia Friday
L. G. Worstell
Elizabeth Cochran
A. O. Sloane
A. E. Price
Couple United in Marriage in Canton Ceremony
Miss Estella M. Shumway of Jacksonville and Arch L. Stanley of New Marshfield R. D. 2 were married on Monday December 1 in Canton. They will reside at 1417 Second Street Northeast Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella M. Shumway
Jacksonville
Arch L. Stanley
New Marshfield
R. D
Canton
Surprise birthday surprise at Mrs Robinson’s home
Despite a heavy rain, friends gathered at near Clarks Chapel to honor Mrs Charles Robinson for her birthday. Daughter Miss Alice Robinson staged the celebration surprising the hostess. Guests included Bert Riley Frankie Konkoskia Fauna Linscott Jennie Helen Mabel Dil linger Bessie Hubler Oscar Dillinger John Dillinger and the Robinsons. Refreshments were served and midnight found the party still in high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
Clarks Chapel
Alice Robinson
Robinson
Bert Riley
Frankie Konkoskia
Fauna _ Linscott
Jennie
Helen
Mabel Dillinger
Bessie Hubler
Oscar
John Dillinger
Alice
Will
Enjoy Your Meals With Chamberlain's Tablets
Advice on improving digestion urges eating in moderation and thorough chewing. It recommends a five hour interval between meals and taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper to restore enjoyment of meals.
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Chamberlain
Magic City I O O F elects 1920 officers at Glouster lodge
Friday night at Magic City Lodge I O O F officers for 1920 were elected with James Roberts as noble grand Ona Dew vice grand J L Davis recording secretary Elza Morris financial secretary and E N Hoon treasurer Nine candidates received the third degree and after the meeting forty lodge members attended refreshments will install remaining appointive offices next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic City Lodge
Noble Grand
James Roberts
Ona Dew
J. L. Davis
Elza Morris
E. N. Hoon
Lodge
Township Trustees to Meet for Year End Business
The old board meets at 10:00 AM in the township building to wind up the past year's affairs. At 1:00 PM the new board convenes to organize. Current trustees are John Carey Fred Hawk and J H Henshaw. G L Koons will succeed Henshaw on the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carey
Fred Hawk
J. H. Henshaw
G. L. Koons
Mr. Henshaw
Visitor Joe Beshara a brief guest in Wellston
Joe Beshara spent several days the past week at Wellston as a guest of Joe Estafen and family, former Glouster residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beshara
Wellston
Joe Estafen
Glouster
Nazimova Stars in The Brat at Ambrose Theatre
Actress Nazimova appears in The Brat at the Ambrose Theatre this Tuesday and Wednesday, delivering a period stage performance in a live theater run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazimova
Ambrose Theatre
Social Visitors Spend Weekend in Athens and Corn ing
Mrs. Fred Harper and her baby visited the Lunsfords in Corn ing for a weekend. Mrs. Jay Gessell and Miss Temple Gessell also spent the weekend in Athens with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harper
Baby of Corning
William Lunsford
Jay Gessell
Miss Temple Gessell
Athens
Glouster Lodge Officers Installed for 1920
At the last meeting of Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M officers for 1920 were installed: M. Penman W M A M Bennett S W L R Lines J W Bert Ray 8S D Earl Peugh J D R J Thompson treas-
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Glouster Lodge
A. M
M. Penman
W. M
A. M. Bennett
S. W
L. R. Lines
J. W
Bert Ray
Earl Peugh
J. D
R. J. Thompson
Treas
Red Cross Attorney to Visit Local Office Wednesday
Atty Hughes of the Red Cross will be at Atty Geo Rose's office Wednesday afternoon to discuss Red Cross matters, it was stated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Hughes
The
Red Cross
Atty. Geo. Rose
Two-Piano Modern Mastery by Maier and Pattison
Guy Maier and Lee Pattison delivered a superb two piano concert in Ewing Hall as part of a Woman's Music Club series. The program featured exclusively modern two piano works, mostly French, with strong ensemble, expressive detail, and a notable Chabrier encore. They plan to sail for Europe in spring to perform with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch.
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Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Ewing Hall
Woman's Music Club
Maier
Pattison
Mr. Maier
Ropartz
Saint-Saens
Debussy
Beethoven
Schutz
Arensky
Ilyinsky
Espana
Chabrier
Building New Home On Carpenter Street
Ralph Woods of the F C Stedman Company began erecting a modern six room frame residence on Carpenter Street adjoining J R Woods former home. Clarence Heaton serves as contractor as the project mirrors the look of the earlier house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Woods
F. C. Stedman Company
Carpenter Street
J. R. Woods
Fram
J. R Woods
Clarence Heaton
Weather cut crowd at Athens High Jitney Fair
The Athens High School Jitney Fair to support The Mega phone netted about 15 dollars but was sparsely attended due to heavy rain. The event featured Porter's clown troupe and Tangoland songs, with a brighter night likely yielding a larger sum for the school paper fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Hi School
Porter
Elks Charity Ball Plans Draw Big Local Crowd
The Elk charity ball starts at eight o'clock Wednesday night with music and a full hall. The committee is arranging seating and Secretary Alex M. Moore said many out of town Elks are sending in money for tickets despite not attending.
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Alex M. Moore
Elks
Ames Farmer Injured by Falling Tree in Ames Township
George W. Linscott of Hooper Ridge, Ames township, received severe injuries when a tree he was chopping fell and whirled, striking him across the head chest and arms. Dr. Weber attended to him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Amesville
George W. Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Ames Township
Linscott
Weber
National Republican committee gathers in Washington for convention decisions
Republican leaders from states descend on Washington for the Republican national committee meeting to fix next summer’s convention date and city. Delegates discuss candidates and campaign issues while St. Louis and Chicago vie for the venue.
Coal car recovery tops eastern coal mine concerns in Chicago
Recovery of coal cars stranded at eastern mines is seen as the major challenge if miners return to work, says M J Gormley assistant to R H Ashton regional railroad director in Chicago. He notes cars must be sent back east not diverted for Midwest needs. Coal fuel restrictions remain statewide.
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Chicago
M. J. Gormley
R. H. Ashton
Northwestern Railroads
Gormley
Eastern
Mid-Western
Ilinois
State Public Utilities Commission
Railroad Administration
Northwest Fuel Committee
Hip Sang
Chinatown
Public Utilities Commission
Chicago Laundry Owners’ Association
F. C. Honnold
Illinois Coal Operators
Honnold
Women to Lead Open Meeting of National Committee
At the open meeting Wednesday morning Mrs Medill McCormick will speak. She led the special committee that proposed a women division for the national committee. Many women attend including Mrs Mary Garrett Hay and Margaret McCarter. The 1920 convention city is being bid by St Louis Asbury Park Chicago and San Francisco. An executive session follows the speeches and should finish by Wednesday night. On Thursday the national association of state chairmen meets with Mrs J B Hume representing California.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
St. Louis
Chicago
Kiel
Missouri City
John G. South
Kentucky
John T. King
Connecticut
Wood
Friends
Harding
Ohio
James E. Watson
National Committee
Medill McCormick
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Maragret McCarter
Kansas
Preston
Olympia
Wash
Asbury Park
San Francisco
Hays
National Association of State
J. B. Hume
California
Scouts Celebrate Anniversary of Troop One Girl Scouts
Troop One Girl Scouts marked its second anniversary with a reception for mothers, local council members, and high school faculty at Miss Marie Swaim’s home 1 Park Place. The candlelit event featured a four course dinner for seventy five, with red rose decor and a birthday cake adorned with two red candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Swaim
Park Place
Swaim
Evans
Salters
Bertha Ridgeman
Paper Shortage Triggers Southern News Publishers Meeting
In Birmingham Alabama December 9 a special meeting of the Southern News paper Publishers Association assessed a critical print paper shortage. Findings show newsprint demand exceeds production, reserves drop below danger, prices up 195 400 percent since prewar, and a rate rise or newsroom closures loom. Paris Luxemburg Deputies adopt Verdun policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Southern
Rex the Bulldog Found After Months Away
Rex, the bull dog of Belford Nelson son of Mrs. Alex Nelson, has been located in McConnelsville. The dog wandered with two boys last summer and had visited several military camps, reputed to have more experience than A No. 1, the celebrated traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Belford Nelson
Alex Nelson
McConnelsville
American League to Meet in New York Next Wednesday
The American League annual meeting will be held in New York next Wednesday. Ban Johnson and loyal Cubs owners announced they will attend the session called by warning directors instead of the Chicago meeting set for the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Ban Johnson
Cub
Detroit Auto Makers Idle As Coal Strike Bites
Detroit industries halted or cut back sharply as the coal strike spreads. About 35,000 workers reported idled today with at least 200,600 more tied to early settlement of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Germany's Decision on Peace Or War Stance Discussed by Times
The Times in London weighs Germany’s choice between war and peace after dispatches claim Berlin may refuse the protocol. It questions whether the move is bluff or a resumption of military action and notes possible effects on allied plans and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
the Times
Dispatches
Collision Floods Street as Beer Wagon Wrecks
In Sheffield England a damaged beer wagon crashed flooding a narrow street. Women and children rushed to gather bottles and jars from the spill while bystanders watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Eng
Cures a Cold in One Day Ad For Bromo Quinine
An advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab lets with claims of a genuine product. It highlights E. W. GROVE’s Cures a Cold in One Day slogan and price of 50¢, urging readers to look for the full name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Italian Foreign Minister Plans Fiume Settlement Talks
London dispatch reports Vitorio Sciolita arrives from Paris and will press for a definite plan to settle the Adriatic dispute. He is to confer with Premier Lloyd George as his visit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vitorio Sciolota
Paris
Scioloia
Lloyd George
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Rev. Parmalee
C. B. Woodyard
Dr. H. S. Siigley
Barrie
Ontario
Canada
Glouster News
Santa
Bop
Aus
Middle West
South Grove
Chamber of Deputies
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Britigh
Yankees
Fiume
Toyland
GROSS
D. Zenner Co
Shitor
Tye
Dalton
Cember
HE Price
Dorothy
Hallmark
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