Local sisters return from visit in Logan
Mrs. Ella Keynes and Mrs. A G Steinman of Logan have returned home after a two days visit with their sister Mrs Hal W Murphy at 193 East State Street. The Home Guards will meet at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at the first M E church. They will leave as their guests the officers Central Avenue M E church 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Keynes
A. G. Steinman
Logan
Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
M. EE
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Mrs H H Kinsel and family visit Columbus for a day
Mrs H H Kinsel Mrs Frank Dean and their sons Franklin and Rus drove to Columbus on Thursday and spent the day there in leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kinsel
Frank Dean
Franklin and Russell
Columbus
Couple returns from Nashville visit
Mr and Mrs Emmett Cross returned Thursday from a week long visit in Nashville Tennessee. Mrs Harry Foster of 229 East State Street entertained her bridge clubThursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Cross
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Foster
East State Street
Bridge Club
Miss Fulton to Spend Weekend with Harris Family
Miss Mary Fulton, teaching at Summerfield, arrives this evening to stay a weekend with her sister Mrs. C. H. Harris at 122 East State Street and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fulton
Summerfield
C. H. Harris
East State Street
Granddaughter Mary Savage Illness Prompts Mrs Lewis to Columbus
Mrs William A Lewis was called to Columbus on Thursday due to the illness of her granddaughter Mrs Mary Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Lewis
Columbus
Mary Savage
Professor Cooper to Speak at Jackson Teachers Institute
Professor C. E. Cooper of the geography and geology department is slated as speaker at the Jackson Teachers Institute next Saturday. He will attend the national geographic and geologic meetings in Washington the week after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cooper
Department of Geography and Geology
Jackson Teachers’ Institute
Cooper
National Geographic and Geologic
Washington
Senior Standard Bearers Meet for Christmas Cheer at Church
The Senior Standard Bearers gathered Wednesday evening at the First M E church parlor. President Virginia Knecht led the meeting after a supper. Devotions by Mrs. J L Pickering reflected on Christmas and serving others. Committees were named to organize Christmas aid. Ruby Gladys Mercer sang with Jenny Moore on piano. Next meeting slated for the second week of January 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Virginia Knecht
J. L. Pickering
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Jennie Moore
Christmas Dance at Athens Country Club Lights Up Eve
A 120 strong company enjoyed a Christmas dance at the Athens Country Club on Thursday night. A six piece orchestra played festive music and variations included a favor dance with wreaths for partners and a tree dance by the illuminated Christmas tree. Santa Claus handed out popcorn balls and stick candy, adding to the holiday spirit. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bennett, Miss Eva Nelson, and Miss Helen Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Santa Claus
Ocen
Harvey C. Baker
George W. Hopkins
Christmas Parties Spark Local Social Calendar
Mrs. Alice Francis hosted the Tuesday Needle Club at its annual gathering with twenty members and guests exchanging gifts and carols sung by Mrs. Wiley Sprague and Mrs. L. W. Russell. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Carl Porter planned the next Sayre Study Circle event. The Christian church Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Charles Cameron's home for a program on Ministry to Others with hymns readings talks and a devotional led by Miss C Augusta Morse and Rev Ben M Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Francis
College and
Mill Streets
Needle Club
Wiley Sprague
L. W. Russell
Carl Porter
West Washington Street
Sayre
Roy Saylor
C. Augusta Morse
William Willams
Walker
Edwards- Walker Evangelistic Company
W. T. Sprague
Thomas Gibson
Ben M. Edwards
Verda Gilfilen
Pearl Drake
E. J. Perso Gang
Jesus
William Austin, Sr
N. K. Alde
Surprise Party for Mrs Dailey on 70th Birthday
A surprise party was held for Mrs. Alice Dailey at 39 First Street to honor her 70th birthday. Many presents were given and an enjoyable evening followed with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Maria Carsey, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Larch and family, the Larch grandchildren Mary Bobo, Dolly Dailey, and extended relatives from Canaanville Brookaville Picamat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dailey
First Street
Hose
Maria Carsey
Jesse Larch
Ida
Mary
Harry Larch
Mary Bobo
Roy Dailey
Dolly
Hollie Dailey
Edward
Howard
Odrey
Edith
Canaanville
Freda
Edna
Harry
Ira Jaynes
Brookavill
Albert
Sams
Helen
Lena
John Wesley
Picamat
Family notices from Mechanicsburg for Lonas and Slatel households
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lonas and son Stanley of Mechanicsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dailey Slatel and daughter Frances Mae at home.
Conflict Between Religion and Psychology Foreshadowed
London December 12 Dr J A Hadfield King's College lecturer on psychology says a future clash between religion and psychology will reshape views of God and religion while not erasing the need for belief. He argues prayer may be autosuggestion and God a Father complex, linking early childhood experience with adult faith. He warns against overconscientious religion and notes many believers show neurotic tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. A. Hadfield
King’s College
Hadfield
Dr. Hadfield
God
Rival oil firms clash over Thornburg leaseholds
In Northwestern Colorado at Thornburg, the Milk Creek battleground sees third armed standoff as guards patrol the site. The dispute centers on oil leaseholds linking Moffat and Rio Blanco counties, with past battles over captives and grazing rights echoing in current tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Colo
Thornburg
Moffat
Rio Blanco
Colorado
Milk Creek
United States
Pape's Coil Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
Advertising copy claims two tablets every three hours for three doses eases colds with the first dose giving relief and the second and third breaking up the cold. Described as pleasant and safe, containing no quinine or opiates. Priced at thirty-five cents and widely used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Oil Battle and Athena Beauty Editor Hints
On Ohio University campus a dispute over Thornburg oil rights attracts attention as Marland and Union Oil stake claims before Moffat County court. Prominent figures Grouse Gustaffson seeks judges including Cecil DeMille and Colea Phillips for Athena’s Silver Mirror beauty picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
Marland Oil Company
Marland Company
Standard Oil Group
Union Oil Company of California
Standard
District Court
Moffat County
United States
Silver Mirror
Athena
Gustaffson
Colea Phillips
Cecil DeMille
Hasalso
Tast
Herbert Quick
Mr. Quick
Youth Jigs After Accident In Defiance Ohio
Police Chief Karl A. Weaner tested twelve year old Kenneth Higgins by asking him to jig after he was knocked down by a car. The lad performed briefly, proving the injuries were not serious, and the chief then provided twenty five cents and sent him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Karl A. Weaner
Kenneth Higgins
Creomulsion Promises Cure for Chronic Coughs and Colds
An ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and fights germs, with guaranteed relief or money back after following directions. Produced by Creomulsion Co of Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Ade
Man in Brighton Walked Five Miles in Sleep
A Brighton man reportedly walked five miles in his sleep, raising questions about sleep disorders and possible nocturnal wanderings. Medical professionals note such episodes can occur with stress or sleep disorders and suggest consultation if frequent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
Dead Man's Crossing to be Eliminated in Lima Ohio
A deadly intersection at the Dixie highway where three railroad tracks meet near Woffton and Beaverdam will be transformed. Officials plan a tunnel under the Lake Erie and Western tracks to reduce crashes after multiple fatalities in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Woffton
Beaverdam
Ohio
Lake Erie & Western
Ohio Coal Mines Idle Due to Low Wages and Profits
The state department of industrial relations reports Ohio coal production and wage costs. Total output reached tens of thousands of tons with wage expenses totaling millions, while coal sold for as low as 2 dollars per ton, leaving many mines idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire, O
State Department of Industrial Relations
Ohio
Openlander resigns as city solicitor in Defiance
To allow him to begin duties as probate judge on the first of the year Attorney Openlander has resigned as city solicitor. Mayor Latty postponed naming his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Openander
Edwin A. Latty
Openiander
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