Nabby Lee Ames society meets at Harris home Saturday
The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Mrs. Swilmer C. Harris 95 University on Saturday at 2 30 PM. Mrs A O Sloane opened the program with the Christmas message from President General Mrs Wayne Anthony Cook. Prof Wilmer C Harris spoke on Thomas Jefferson as an Apostle of Freedom followed by refreshments. Evening Ohio University School of Music advance students give a recital in Ewing Hall Auditorium.
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Ohio University
Thomas Jefferson
Harris
Sloane
Kahler
School of Music
Ewing Hall
Christmas program at First Christon Sunday School
The First Christon Sunday School presented a well attended Christmas program at the Christian church featuring carols and a play on how Christmas is observed abroad. The Sunday School orchestra performed several well chosen numbers as a bright electrically lit star adorned the scene.
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Children of the First Christ On Sunday
The
Christian Church
Country Club Card Party Set for Thursday Evening
A card party at the Country Club is arranged for Thursday evening with play beginning at 7 26. Committee members include Mrs L L Deissle chairman and several couples led by Mr Deissle and Mr and Mrs C W Gross. Dr and Mrs John Sprague and other pairs comprise the host team with Coolville ties noted. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles H Wyatt at 42 Elmwood Place include Mrs L L Deissle and family.
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L. L. Deissle
Deissle
C. W. Gross
C. F. Stailey
John Sprague
F.C. Taylor
Coolville
Charles H. Wyatt
Elmwood Place
Convalescence of Prof. F. Coultrap Described
The many friends of Prof. F. Coultrap, who has been very ill, will be gratified to know that he is convalescing. His children are at the parental home. They are:
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Prof
F. &. Coultrap
Social Literary Club Meets Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. W. E. Long of Dayton hosts the meeting while Mr. Manning Coultrap of Chillicothe and Mr. Don Coultrap of Columbus join Mr. Floyd Coultrap of Toledo for a social gathering. The club will convene Tuesday at 2:30 PM with Mrs. Fred M. McKay at 37 Elmwood Place.
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W. E. Long
Dayton
Manning Coultrap
Chillicothe
Don Coultrap
Columbus
Floyd Coultrap
Toledo
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
Hobson Study Circle Christmas Party
Mrs. Charles Pe Molet Jr hosts Hobson Study Circle on Gros svenor Street Tuesday evening at 7 for their Christmas party.
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Charles Pe Molet, Jr
Grossvenor Street
Hobson Study Circle
Moler Travels to Columbus and Dayton on Business
Mr. W. E. Moler spends the early part of the week in Columbus and Dayton on business engagements.
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W. E. Moler
Columbus
Dayton
Jeffersons and Hoopers Visit Columbus Family
Mr and Mrs H G Jefferson accompanied by Mrs Bert Hooper and daughter Helen drove to Columbus Sunday and spent the day visiting the Jeffersons relatives. Mrs Hooper and daughter remained with Mr Hooper who is in hospital recovering from surgery and expected home this week.
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H. G. Jefferson
Bert Hooper
Helen
Columbus
Jefferson
Robert Jefferson
Greek royal crisis looms as king likely departs Athens
A London dispatch reports a dynastic crisis in Greece with the departure of King George regarded as the most probable development, signaling a potential upheaval in the kingdom.
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London
Greece
Athens
George
Imost
Erie Railroad Authorized to Issue Equipment Trust Certificates
The Interstate Commerce Commission on December 17 authorized the Erie railroad to issue 3.5 million dollars in equipment trust certificates to fund the purchase of new rolling stock and equipment.
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Washington
Erie Railroad
Interstate Commerce Comission Today
Budget Talk At First M E Church Meeting
Church members discussed the annual budget at the first congregational meeting led by Judge L G Worstell. A proposal to hire a helper for the pastor to aid youth work was endorsed by the budget committee and church board. Teams were appointed to canvass members for the citywide fundraising.
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M. E
L. G. Worstell
Budret
Judge Worstell
Former Kaiser Sues Dortmunder Newspaper
Former Kaiser Wilhelm sues the Dortmunder newspaper in Dortmund alleging libel over a charge that he ordered Naval Lieutenant Hahnke to commit death by own action. The sensational suit opened in the local courts today with the plaintiff denying the accusation and seeking redress.
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Dortmund
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Dortmunder
Hahnke
East Side Parents Meet On Tuesday
The Fast Side Parent-Teachers association meets Tuesday evening at 6 30. Fathers and friends of the school are urged to attend. Primary grades present programs while older students sing carols. A grammar grade picture show in room Seven with a small admission. A short business meeting follows to discuss purchasing a piano for the schools.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Diplomat Hunter Sharp Dies in Edinburgh
Hunter Sharp United States consul in Edinburgh dies at age in Scotland native of North Carolina.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Revolt Ends as House Organizes for 68th Congress
Washington, Dec 7. After two weeks of inactivity due to a revolt by Republican progressives the house finally organized for the 68th Congress. Committees were chosen as compromises between Nicholas Longworth and John M Nelson, and the chamber prepared for the legislative session.
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Washington
House of Representaitives
Nicholas Longworth
John M. Nelson
Land
House
Taxicab Chauffeur Kidnapped West on National Pike
In Wheeling two unknown men chartered an eight taxi from Washington PA and forced the driver westward toward West Alexander. Nearing the stop, the driver was covered with a revolver, chained to a tree, and robbed. Miners found him early this morning severely exposed. rescuers had to chop the tree to free him.
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Wheeling
Washington
West Alexander
Liberty bond market openings in New York
The New York market opened with Liberty bonds at notable levels: 3% at 99.29, First 4% at 98.18, Second 4% at 98.12, Third 4% at 99.80, Fourth 4% at 98.13, and New 4% at 99.18.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
New York Exchange Noon Stock Prices Report
Principal stocks listed with bid prices include American Beet Sugar 46.5, American Can 106.625, Marine Ptd 29.5, Northern Pacific 63.125, Pittsburgh Coal 60.5, Baldwin Locomotive 121.5, Reading 77, Republic Iron 49.25, Studebaker 106.125, Texas Company 42.75, Union Pacific 136, Erie 201.25, General Electric 196.875, U S Steel 55.5, Westinghouse 61.25, International Paper 36.625, and Willys Overland 127.25.
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American Can
Marine Ptd
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal
Baldwin Locomotive
Reading
Republic Iron and Steel
Buttee & Superior
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Southern Railway
Central Leather
Studebaker
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Texas Company
Union Pacific
Erie
Ind
General Electric
Steel Common
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
International Paper
Willys- Overland
Cleveland Produce Prices and Market Totals
Cleveland market report lists eggs at 49 cents fresh and various grades. cheese at 28 to 29 cents. poultry including fowls 23 to 24 cents and turkeys 30 to 34 cents. apples 1.00 to 1.28. beans cabbage potatoes and other produce with per sack prices and basket or cwt weights. Strong emphasis on Ohio firsts and grade levels.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Chicago Produce Butter and Egg Prices in Receipts
Chicago reports butter receipts at 9290 tubs with ex tra 53c for creamery ex tra and various firsts grades. Eggs receipts total 3894 cases with prices for miscellaneous firsts checks dirties and ordinary firsts, showing a range from 34c to 40c.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn prices closing in Chicago markets
Cash close: Wheat values for No. 2 red at 1.09 and No. 1 hard at 1.09 to 1.12, No. 2 hard 1.07, No. 1 northern spring dark 1.19, No. 2 mixed 1.08. Corn quotes show No. 2 mixed 70 to 71, other mixed and yellow grades ranging 65 to 72, oats at 43 to 47 percent.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices and Seasonal Wheat Market Notes
In Toledo on December 17 Clover futures show Cash $13.00 to $13.10 with later months at $13.10 $13.20 $13.26. ALLIKE cash $9.45 to $9.76, TIMOTHY $3.80 to $4.00. WHEAT cash $1.11 to $1.12, CORN $0.78 to $0.79, OATS $0.49 to $0.50, RYE $0.73, BARLEY $0.67.
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Toledo
Allike
Timothy
Pittsburg Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg December 17 cattle receipts 2500 market steady with top choice cattle 9.00 to 9.75 dollars prime 8.00 to 8.65 veal calves receipts 1500 heavy and thin calves 4.00 to 9.00 sheep and lambs receipts 6000 market steady prime wethers 7.80 to 7.76 good mixed 7.00 to 7.36 fair mixed 6.60 to 6.50 culls 1.00 to 4.00 lambs 26 cents lower spring lambs 13.00 hogs receipts 1500 market 25 cents lower prime heavy hogs 7.40 to 7.45 mediums 7.40 to 7.50 heavy yorkers 7.40 to 7.50 light workers 6.90 to 7.00 pigs 6.75 to 7.00 roughs 6.00 to 6.00 stags 3.00 to 4.00
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Pittsburk
Pittsburg
Stags
Chicago Livestock Market Report Dec 17
Hog receipts 70 000 market steady to strong with top 7 25 and heavies 7 26. Cattle receipts 27 000 range 3 00 to 13 25 for beef steers. veal calves 5 60 to 10 25. stocker cattle 4 00 to 7 00. western range cattle 6 60 to 8 00. Sheep receipts 24 000 market steady to weak lambs 11 00 to 12 78, wethers 8 75 to 11 00, ewes 4 00 to 7 35.
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Chicago
Milwaukee man found mentally ill after killing wife
B Ray Tompkins severely harmed his wife by burning her skull in a furnace and burying her torso in a secret grave. A five member sanity commission appointed by the municipal court ruled he is mentally ill and ordered his commitment to a hospital for the mentally ill at Waupun Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ray Tompkins
Lttle Hospital
Waupun
Wheconsin
Coolidge Delays Candidacy Filing in South Dakota
Washington Dec 17 amid last minute South Dakota legal action a move to keep Senator Hiram Johnson off the presidential primary ballot prompted President Coolidge and aides to delay filing his candidacy with the South Dakota secretary of state.
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Washington
South Dakota
Hiram Johnson
Coolidge
Ohio River to Fall From Kanawha to Kentucky Mouth
The Ohio river from the Kanawha mouth to the Kentucky mouth will fall tonight and Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Kanawha
Kentucky
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts 2 460 slow market. Steers good to choice 725 to 900. Calves market steady with aged to choice at 10.60 to 11.00. Hogs receipts 10.00 market steady 10c lower, good to choice packers and butchers 7.40. Sheep receipts 1 00 market steady good to choice 4.54 to 58.56. Lambs market steady good to choice 12.50 to 13.00. When a man can't make out the he oxfema hata and ox.
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Cincinnati
House approves adjournment for Christmas recess
The House today passed a resolution adjourning Congress for the Christmas holidays from December 20 to January 3.
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Washington
House Today
Congress
Russia’s New Bid for Trade, Relations With U S
Russia proposed a joint conference to adjust differences with Washington, and Secretary Hughes, after receiving Thorn Kirlin’s note, consulted with President Coolidge regarding the plan. The note urged resumption of good relations and revival of regime recognition. The exchange occurred in Washington on December 17.
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Washington
Russia
Coolide
Hughes
Thitcherlin
Moscow
Iecretary
Coolidge
Death in Crestline Gas Explosion Victim
Williams Adams of Alambank Pa succumbed to severe burns from a gas explosion in his Crestline room and was taken home for burial.
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Crestline
Williams &. Adams
Alambank
Coroner Rules Death by Heart Disease in Fawcett Case
Coroner Hardesty declared Nathan E. Fawcett aged 54 died of heart disease after collapsing in the office of the Belmont County jail while awaiting a lunacy inquest. In Rayland Mrs. Thomas Siburt, 35, died after trying to start a fire with kerosene in her home earlier today.
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Clairsville
Web
Hardesty
Nathan E. Fawcett
Helmont County
Rayland
Thomas Siburt
Borne
Lehigh Valley seeks ICC approval to control DS&B under act
The Lehigh Valley railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to permit it to control the Delaware Susquehanna and Schuylkill railroad under the transportation act despite prior declarations that such control violates the Sherman antitrust law.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delaware, Susquehanna and Bchuylkill Railroad
Toe Francskovich Faces 60 Day Jail Term
Wheeling West Virginia reports Toe Francskovich is serving a 60 day jail term starting this December for unspecified holiday related offense. Community reaction reflects Christmas season tensions and local law enforcement activity.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Christmas pardon frees inmate from local jail
A prisoner convicted under the prohibition act gains release after a Christmas pardon issued by Governor E. F. Morgan.
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E. F. Morgan
Akron Search For Missing Salesman Steve Pilo
Searching parties organized in Akron to find Steve Pilo a salesman who vanished after leaving home Saturday in his car with a large sum of money.
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Akron
Steve Pilo
Saleman
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