Social notes from Athens area include travel and visits
Mrs Eva Shields visits relatives in Coolville for several days. Miss Mary Poston returns from Rydal Pa to spend the holiday recess. Mrs George S Putnam at sister’s in Nelsonville with Mrs Hyde in Columbus for hospital care. Mr and Mrs J A Palmer travel to East Lansing to visit Verne E LeRoy. Estella Allen leaves Ohio University for home in Glouster for recess. Floyd Hoisington to visit family in Greenfield. Clarence Murphy returns to Columbus after a Athens business trip. Hazel McKinstry from Norfolk Va on two week vacation with parents in Athens. A T Lawhead and daughters travel to New York City for Christmas at Hotel McAlpin. O B Murphey and wife visit Portsmouth for Christmas with son-in-law Dr Herbert Green. Mrs Finsterwald of Strouds Run undergoes eye removal at Grant hospital Columbus. operation successful. Mr Finsterwald and daughters Blanche and Delle with her. A B Wells moves from 33 West Washington to 29 South College. plans Eaton visit then Ft Wayne. R T Benning becomes assistant manager at Wolfe and Dessar shoe firm. residence sold to F S Grones. Betty Harris sells.
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A. B. Wells
West Washington Street
South College Street
R. T. Benning
Eaton
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Benning
Wolfe and Dessar
Hutchinson-Stickney
Wells
Mineral couple wed at First M E parsonage in Mineral
In Athens this morning at 11 o clock Mrs Iva Brooks and Mr George Gandee both of Mineral were married at the First M E parsonage Reverend L O Dabritz of New Marshfield officiated The groom is a miner and the couple plan to live near Mineral
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Athens
Iva Brooks
George Gandee
Mineral
M. E
L. O. Dabritz
New Marshfield
Gandee
Pretty Christmas Party at John Hancock High School
Sixty girls from the Friendship Circle gathered with faculty and Dean Voigt to celebrate Christmas. Lunch in Miss Connett's classroom featured a Christmas tree and greens. Edith Humphrey read the Christmas story, poems were recited, and gifts were given to the Children’s Home.
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John Hancock H High School
Friendship Circle
Dean Voigt
Miss Mary Connett
Edith Humphrey
Annabel Carson
Clarice McKibben
Lucille Mills
Captain Comstock
Akron Shoe Shine Shops Raise Price to 15 Cents
Akron footpath workers vote to raise shine prices to fifteen cents starting Saturday morning because labor and material costs have risen.
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Akron
Fire destroys garage wiping out five trucks and thirty cars
A blaze on North Main Street in Fostoria O H destroyed the garage on Thursday. Five trucks and thirty touring cars stored there were lost. Damage is estimated at 90000 dollars.
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Fostoria
North Main Street
Athens Woman Sells Beds After Ad In Messenger
A Athens woman advertised two iron beds she did not need and received so many calls that she sold three more to satisfy eager buyers. The Messenger urged readers to use the ads for quick sales, noting many in the area have unwanted furniture and that the column is inexpensive.
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Athens
Wilsons three man coal commission to study wage and prices
President Wilson plans a three member tribunal to survey miners wages working conditions coal prices and profits. Attorney General Palmer Director General Hines and Secretary Tumulty prepared the letter inviting the commissioners. The panel members were chosen days ago and are expected to accept.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Palmer
Hines
Christmas shopping tips from the Most Everything column
In Athens and nearby towns shoppers wander Court street and fountain square’s windowed displays. The janitor of the Most Everything column offers gift suggestions ranging from safe items to extravagant ones for all ages and budgets.
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Court Street
Athens
Fountain Square
Nelsonville
Glouster
Pomeroy
John
Lizzie
Venice Mayor Pleads Senators for Peace Chance
Venice California Mayor Kinney asks Senators Johnson and Phelan to take a peace chance after the supreme court upheld prohibition. The plea emphasizes urgent action toward reducing conflict and achieving harmony.
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Venice
Cal
Supreme Court
Kinney
Johnson and Phelan
Mike
Feels Like a Real Fellow Reports Stomach Relief
After nine years of stomach suffering and colic, a user credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with full recovery after four doses. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestines and ease inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee offered by McKee Drug Co and druggists.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Berger or Not Will Decide in Milwaukee Race
In Milwaukee Wisconsin voters in the Fifth District decide whether Victor Berger reelected to Congress or Henry H Bodenstab the Republican foe backed by fusionist forces. The race follows Berger's espionage act conviction and a special election called by Gov. Phillip.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Berger
Congress
Henry H. Bodenstab
Bodenstab
E. L. Phillip
France
England
Poland
Wilson
Good Government League
American Legion
Loyalty Legion
Joseph Carney
W. H. Stafford
County Socialist Committee
Bodenstad
State Senate
Famous director Cleofonte Campanini dies in Chicago
Cleofonte Campanini, world renowned musical director, died at St. Luke’s hospital after a two month illness from pneumonia. He passed away early today in Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
Ill
Cleofonte Campanini
St. Lukes Hospital
Detzer to Testify in Governors Island Trial
Captain Karl W. Detzer a former military police officer in France was expected to take the stand today in a Governors Island trial on charges of brutality to army prisoners.
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Detzer
New York
Karl W. Detzer
France
Governors Island
Coal strike impact and warning from Director General Hines
Washington warns the coal strike disruption cannot be immediately remedied. Production fell from 11 to 12 million tons weekly to about 5.6 million, with most mining in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. East and west rails rerouted, equipment redistributed, delaying full mine car supplies.
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Washington
Hines
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mississippi
Missouri
Allegheny
Pocahontas
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Oro
Seth Thomas
Cornwell
Hallmark
Jane Hastings
Cooper-Hastings Big City Stock Co
Ss Hastings
Eva Shields
Coolville
Mary Poston
Rydal
Ogontz School
George S. Putnam
Jerry Morris Hyde
Hyde
Girant Hospital
Columbus
J. A. Palmer
East Lansing
Michigan
Visi
Prof
Verne E. LeRoy
Estella Allen
Ohio University
A. A. Allen
Floyd Hoisington
Greenfield
Flora Hoisington
George Pennell
Helen Hoisington
Clarence Murphy
O. B. Murphey
Hazel McKinstry
Norfolk
Harry McKinstry
A. T. Lawhead
Mary Frances
Theodoria
New York City
Metropolis
Hotel McAlpin
Portsmouth
Herbert A. Green
Mr. Murphey
Mrs. Murphey
Frank Finsterwald
Strouds Run
Grant Hospital
Finsterwald
Blanche
Delle
Finterwald
Rey
Lash
Office House
Athens Ice & Storage CO
Vol
Ade
Perfect Machine
Minnesota
Amberol Talking Machine Dept
Victor
Edison
Amberol
Columbia
Emerson
Home Furnishing Co
Athens Furniture Exchange
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