Y W C A GIRLS BRING Christmas programs to mining towns
Excellent Christmas programs were held Sunday evening in Mid way Beaumont Glen Ebon Circle Will and Floodwood by the Young Women's Christian association of the Ohio university. Speeches recitations and carols filled the program with readings and special music. Candy popcorn and fruit were given to children afterward.
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Midway
Beaumont
Glen Ebon
Circle Will
Floodwood
Young Women's Christian Association of
The
Ohio University
Y. M
Dean Voigt
Katherine Dague
Cleveland Morning Blazes Leave One Dead in Fire Wave
Four fires in Cleveland during the morning caused one death and serious injuries to another, displaced about five hundred residents, damaged property around $150,000, disrupted five streetcar lines, and destroyed 3,600 fowls in crates before central market houses. Four firemen suffered injuries.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Central Market
Bandits Rob Denver Mint Truck With $200000
Police, Secret Service, and detectives sweep a 200 mile radius from Denver after four robbers fatally shoot a guard and steal $200000 from a federal reserve bank truck in front of the Denver mint. One suspect wounded, Eva Lewis questioned, but no clear clues as dawn breaks.
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Denver
Colo
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank
Denver Mint
Eva Lewis
Revival Tabernacle Razed as Biederwolf Leaves Lima
The pine tabernacle erected in November for Evangelist Biederwolf's meetings in Lima was torn down starting today. Lumber sold and the farewell gathering Monday night concluded with Biederwolf receiving the collections from Sunday and Monday services. He departed Lima enroute to his next engagement, carrying away thousands of dollars.
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Lima
Great Pine Tabernacle
Biederwolf
Browne couple leaves Monticello church circle for St Louis postings
The Brownes fled Monticello after gossip linked them to John Ross Reed. Browne, formerly a reporter, has taken a position at a St Louis daily while his wife, Mrs catla Browne, served as Biederwolf’s stenographer. Reed is rumored to join the Biederwolf party in St Louis after the holidays for two weeks of services.
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Monticello
Ind
P. Browne
Catla Browne
John Ross Reed
Bied‘erwolf
Reed
Browne
St. Louis
Biederwolf
Armour Morris consolidation eyed by Wallace in Chicago
In Chicago the secretary of agriculture is due within 24 hours to approve the merger of Armour & Co. and Morris & Co. The planned consolidation, valued at 40 to 50 million dollars, follows auditing of books and is to be announced before January 1 with a government hands off stance cited.
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Chicago
Financial District
Wallace
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Local visitors host guests over weekend in city
Chauncey and Mrs Luther Cruikshank entertained over Saturday and Sunday the latter s uncle Dan Cheadle of Middletown Ohio. Mr Cheadle traveled here following the death of his brother N W Cheadle of near Albany. Also visiting is Lloyd Wharton from Kirksville Missouri spending Christmas with his parents on Main Street.
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Luther Cruikshank
Dan Cheadle
Middletown
Ohio
Mr. Cheadle
N. W. Cheadle
Albany
Lloyd Wharton
College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
K. C. Wharton
Main Street
Inmate Boy Hardy Glenn Dies at County Infirmary
Hardy Glenn, a boy inmate at the county infirmary, died Friday after several days of illness. His remains were taken to Clarks Chapel near Athens for funeral and burial. He is survived by his mother, also an infirmary inmate.
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Hardy Glenn
Clarks Chapel
Athens
Elks Minstrel At Athens Draws Local Family
Mr and Mrs Edward Minister and their son Edward of this city attended the Elks minstrel show in Athens Monday evening as part of the local entertainment.
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Edward Minister
Edward
City
Elks Minstrel
Athens
First Chauncey high school lyceum opens at Globe Theatre
A good turnout attended the Globe Theatre Monday for the Chauncey high school lyceum course. Prof. Barton of New York City staged a notable sleight of hand magic show assisted by a piano accordionist. The audience expressed high satisfaction with the first program. Mr and Mrs J A Drake return home after visiting their son Allison Drake and family in Sharonville.
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Globe Theatre
Chauncey High School Lyceum
Barton
New York City
J. A. Drake
City
Allison Drake
Sharonville
Parent Teacher I Meeting At High School Auditorium
A Christmas program is prepared at the high school auditorium for a parent teacher meeting. The event promises to be interesting with all invited to attend.
Christmas program at Methodist church planned for Sunday
The Methodist church hosts a Christmas program next Sunday morning described as a fine treat. The school shows rising attendance and interest with new features to keep it innovative. The pastor, in revival at Millfields, reports early success and led a large appreciative audience at last Sunday's men's meeting.
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Methodist Church
Millfields
Glouster Lodge to Install Officers and Community Notices
Glouster Lodge F. and A. M. will install officers at a Wednesday evening meeting at Sunday Creek Store 112 Glouster Ohio. Members may bring families and one friend. refreshments follow. Various locals and visitors noted, including A Palmer of Spring Valley and Rev J L Lansitter in Columbus. An operetta Paul Revere will be staged tonight at the opera house to raise funds for the school piano.
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Glouster Lodge F. & A M
Paul Revere
Opera
Mrs. Dupler Visits Athens Relatives in Ohio
Mrs. C. E. Dupler returned Monday from Athens where she stayed with her mother Mrs. J. A. Poston for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis and Mrs. Rachel Jenkins are visiting relatives in Zanesville for several days.
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C. E. Dupler
Athens
J. A. Poston
Thomas Davis
Rachel Jenkins
Zanesville
Revenue Forms 1096 1099 For 1922 Available In Columbus
Newton M Miller collector of internal revenue Columbus announces that Forms 1096 and 1099 for the year 1922 are now available. Form 1699 is used for reporting salaries wages etc of $1 000 or more and one slip is required for each such payment.
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Newton M. Miller
Internal Revenue
Columbus
The Plains Area Weekend Notes and Local Movements
The Plains residents report weekend visits with relatives in Athens including the Anderson, Hutchins, Shipley, Courtney, Moore, and McFranor families. Illnesses include Raymond Anderson with chicken pox and Mrs. George Matheny with cancer. Housing changes feature Harry Nichols moving to Athens and Elmer Guseman taking a vacated home. Berma Yerkey to visit from West Virginia.
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Dessie Anderson
Ed Anderson
Joe Hutchins
Athens
Ed Shipley
Raymond Anderson
Elza McFranor
Tom Baylis
Grove Nagle
Zine Courtney
George Matheny
Floyd Linscott
Patrick Moore
Harry Nichols
Elmer Guseman
Carl Micheals
Corning
Berma Yerkey
West Virginia
Frank Smith
Liz Guess
Tall MecHarg
Steve Kaufman
Herman Stage
Church ready for new organ project this week
Factory arrangements are underway to install a new organ in the church this week. Tuesday morning was the coldest yet this season with near zero temperatures. A Christmas tree and entertainment is planned for next Sunday evening at the church in a community affair. The Docking Power company is laying a high power line from Pomeroy to Floodwood passing near the church. They moved their camp and six tents from near Jerseyville to Porter Dicken's corn field nearby. J A May is construction foreman, about 25 men are currently at work. Over 12 miles of line remain to be installed.
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Mercury
Docking Power Company
Pomeroy
Floodwood
Jerseyville
Porter Dicken
J. A
Plain residents praise road work easing heavy traffic
Bill Mills of Athens serves as chief cook and bottle washer and helps with the project as The Plains residents thank the crews for easing traffic. Drivers are urged to slow down on rough roads to avoid losing their religion on the way home.
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Bill Mills
Athens
Plains
Dublin Independents Plant Bombed Amid De Valera Rumors
In Dublin the Independent plant was bombed overnight. Reports say Eamonn de Valera was deposed by Republicans who claim he is not aggressive enough. A rumor of his arrest circulated after Free State troops rushed to University church where he had supposedly attended service.
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Dublin
Dublin Independent
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Free State
University Church
Parker Agrees to Focus on Duties Amid Offers and Activates Salary Raise
Sheriff Parker shows firm resolve to perform duties while turning down business ties on retirement. Athens officials approve a chief of police salary rise to 200 dollars monthly, saving the city 40 dollars monthly by reducing the force to three. Parker has 13 years in law enforcement including roles as night policeman, marshal at Trimble, and deputy sheriff under multiple sheriffs, with notable support in 1918 and 1920 GOP landslides.
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Sheriff Parker
Athens
Sherif Parker
Parker
Trimble
Veriff Dana Webster
Carl Porter
Mwyor Rowland
F. S. Lory
Athens County
Penn Railroad Officials Open to Censure Over Cincinnati Collision
Washington dispatch reports interstate commerce commission findings on the November 7 rear end collision of two Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains in Cincinnati. One death and sixty-one injuries occurred as detective airbrakes on one engine were blamed for the crash.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Safety
World Peace Sunday Observed by 100000 Churches
The Federal Council of Churches urged 100000 congregations to mark December 24 as World Peace Sunday seeking nonviolent dispute resolution. They call for year long action toward an eventually warless world through international cooperation. The Copenhagen meeting of World Alliances for International Friendship through Churches set observance in 27 countries.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Copenhagen
State Auditors Audit Incoming State Officials
State examiners under State Auditor Tracy are inspecting records across departments of officials elected last month who take office January 8. The main focus is the State Treasurer office where R. W. Archer will be succeeded by H. S. Day Fremont, with bonds securities and cash totaling about 145 million dollars in custody.
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Columbus
Tracy
R. W. Archer
Fremont
Sheriff Sale in Athens County Ohio Partition Action
Sheriff Herbert J. Parker will auction 196 acres in Carthage and Athens townships on January 6 1923 at 1 pm at the courthouse door Athens County Ohio. The estate includes three tracts totaling 196 acres appraised at 5000 dollars held by Charles Caloway and others per a partition order from the Athens County Common Pleas Court.
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Ohio
Athens
Charles Caloway
Carthage
Towi
Carthage Township
Athens County
State of
Ohio Company
Savannah Road
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Said County
Herb J. Parker
P. H. McKinley
Notice of divorce and custody petition filed in Athens County
Marguerite Hoodlett is notified that on November 21, 1922 Jacob J Moodlett filed in the court of common pleas of Athens County Ohio a petition for divorce and custody of their minor child Betty Hoodlett. Hearing set on or after January 3.
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Marguerite Hoodlett
Jacob J. Moodlett
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Betty Hoodlett
Appointment of Charles A McGonagle as Administrator
Notice from Woolley and Rowland attorneys for Jacob J Hoochett that Charles A McGonagle has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of R B McGonagle late of Athens county Ohio deceased. Dated December 11 1922 Probate Judge M Johnson.
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Charles A. McGonagle
R. B. McGonagle
Athens County
Ohio
Ss. M. Johnson
Said County
Strong reserve policy described for deposit protection
A bank states it always sets aside more than the legally required amount as an additional safeguard for depositors. The policy emphasizes maintaining a robust financial reserve to reassure clients.
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Met Rabe
Colorado
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Armour and
Morris Concerns
Chauncey
Candy
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Glouster
Sunday Creek
A. Palmer
Spring Valley
Giouster
G. H. Harper
J. L. Lansitter
M. FE
Carl Hasson
Sterling Construction Company
Franklin, Pa
Ruth Sheeran
New Lexington
William Longstreth
Flint
Mich
Lewis Gatchel
Emily Dial
Mer
Nathanielle, Vial
South Carolina
Alerrer
Wire
Parker Agrees
Ban Hordakes
Philes Tlerk
Council
Utah
Porcupine Ridge
Salt Lake City
Boonstra
Post Office
Loonstra
Scott Haney Co
Home of
Good Clothes
Athens, O
Tate
State House
L. R. Pierce
Fotw
A. D
Woolley & Rowland
Jacob J. Hoochett
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
Gay Street
Wayne
Maderia
Children’s and Infants’ Bath
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