Christmas Party Celebrates Yuletide at Hib yard Home
The 7. C. D. club held a festive gathering at Mrs. P. G. Hib yard's Lancaster Street home with 15 members and eight guests. They exchanged Christmas boxes, sang carols, and enjoyed a two course luncheon after a piano accompaniment and readings by Mrs. Hull Foster Jr.
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P. G. Hibyard
Lancaster Street
Nell Pickering
George Mason
C. L. Martzolff
Nelson Welk
John Gross
W. H. Mc Kee
Fred McCoy
John McCune
O. G. Tinker
Hull Foster Jr
Mr. McKinstry Visits Family Across States
Mr. D. A. R. McKinstry formerly of Athens now lives in Atlanta and visits his son Harry McKinstry. He plans to travel to Lancaster to see Mrs. McKinstry, then proceed to Columbus to visit his sister Mrs. Mary Cline who is bound for West Palm Beach with her son Will Cline and family. Mr. Russell Fuller accompanies.
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D. A. R. McKinstry
Athens
Atlanta
Harry McKinstry
Lancaster
McKinstry
George Hickle
Columbus
Mary Cline
West Palm Beach
Florida
Will Cline
Christmas Visits Across Town as Families Travel
Mrs W B Dailey and nephew Jack Wadley arrive from Akron to spend Christmas with the Sheldons. Families including Fuller, Shirley, Zenner, Hildebrand, Wolfe, Swett, Hibbard, Brown, Biddison, Carpenter, Miller, Faubion, Beck, and De Valson Davis plan holiday visits and travel to Columbus Cleveland Deland Parkersburg and Logan, with many staying through Monday or returning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Dailey
Jack Wadley
Akron
Fuller
Lillian Fuller
Monroe F. Brown
Ruth Davis
Wyoming
Ohio
de Valson Davis
Deaths Funerals Elizabeth Kinkade
Mrs Elizabeth Kinkade 77 wife of Charles Kinkade of 203 1 2 West Washington died at her home at 8 this morning Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Elizabeth Keith of Washington D C funeral arrangements to be announced later
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Elizabeth Kinkade
Charles Kinkade
West
Washington Street
Elizabeth Keith
Washington, D. C
Athens
Death of A. Jeff Blackwood in Hebbardsville at 67
A. Jeff Blackwood, longtime Athens county resident, died at his Hebbardsville home Thursday night at 9. Funeral services are set for Monday at 12:30 at the family residence with burial in Union cemetery. He leaves a widow, two sisters Mrs Caroline Walker and Miss Emm Blackwood of Athens, and two brothers W. S. Blackwood of Athens and Clark Blackwood of Harrisonville. This marks the first death in 58 years in his family.
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Athens
Clark Blackwood
Harrisonville
Death of infant Earl Seipel
Earl Leroy Seipel seven month old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Seipel died Thursday from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 am at Apostolic church with burial in Cumberland cemetery Hebbardsville.
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Earl Leroy Seipel
Harry Seipel
The
Apostolic Church
Cumberland
Hebbardsville
Aged Presbyterian Minister Edwin W. Childs Dies
Rev. Edwin W. Childs aged 89 a prominent Middle West Presbyterian minister died in Zanesville Ohio on Friday morning. He served 25 years at Janesville Michigan and 12 years at Granville Ohio. He is survived by four children. Funeral services are planned for Saturday afternoon with cremation in Pittsburg and ashes to be sent to Jonesville for burial.
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Zanesville
Edwin W. Childs
Middle West
Presbyterian Church
Janesville
Michigan
Granville
Ohio
Pittsburg
Jonesville
Christmas baby shortage hits Philadelphia adoptive market
Philadelphia faces a shortage of adoptable babies as wealthy families seek Christmas gifts. Hundreds of applicants crowd the waiting list, making babies scarcer than ever before.
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Philadelphia
Naval arms talks near a worldwide treaty plan in Washington
Washington December 23 delegates expect a complete accord at the arms limitation conference on all naval arms curbs. Five powers agree on battleship ratios and talks move to submarines and auxiliary craft with France likely to accept a larger share of minor ships. Britain and the United States push against a submarine abolition and a lower submarine tonnage than Hughes proposed.
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Carl D. Groat
Washington
United Press
Germany
Britain
Hughes
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Illusionary Money Machine Sold to Cleveland Buyer
Cleveland detective reports that Alex Lach paid $1000 for a machine claimed by a slick talker to print crisp ten dollar bills. No bills were produced and police are investigating the scam.
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Cleveland
Alex Lach
New Orleans Woman Seeks Education Before Marriage
Miss Marjorie Andre, a pretty New Orleans girl, advertises that she desires an education before marrying. She has received numerous encouraging replies and says she has not yet had time to consider them all.
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Marjorie Andre
New Orleans
Youth Will Die for Double Crime
Harvey Church was found guilty of murdering two Chicago auto salesmen, Carl Ausmus and B. J. Daugherty. Judge Caverly sentenced him to be hanged after testimony said he killed the men at his home to seize an automobile. the defense pled insanity.
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Chicago
Harvey Church
Carl Ausmus
B. J. Daugherty
Caverly
Church
Took Sweetheart Along with Him
A man nick Saunders age 30 shot his sweetheart Miss Pearl Payne in a Chinese restaurant and then killed himself to avoid tuberculosis worries about marriage. Police said the couple were seated when the tragedy occurred in Washington on December 23.
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Washington
Nick Saunders
Miss Pearl Payne
Saunders
Ice Clad Athens Streets Spark Slips and Small Crashes
Ice coated streets in Athens last night led to slips and minor accidents as residents balanc e d on treacherous surfaces. Hill residents took longer routes home while drivers faced halted climbs on Congress street and Lancaster hill. Hardware stores saw a brief rush for ice cleats before Jupiter Pluvius dampened plans for a repeat.
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Congress ‘Street Hill
Lancaster Hill
Jupiter Pluvius
Rev Timmons Gifted By His People
Rev B F Timmons pastor of the Church of God was kindly remembered by his congregation at Chauncey The Plains Canaanville and surrounding villages. A delegation presented him with a purse of more than 100 dollars and he and his wife are grateful for the remembrance amid hard times after four years of service.
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B. F. Timmons
Church of God
Chauncey
the Plains
Canaanville
Timmona
Debs to Return Home as Coal Miners Rally
Terre Haute prepares to greet Eugene V. Debs in a homecoming after two and a half years in Atlanta prison for espionage act violations. Labor leaders and coal miners marshal crowds ahead of his anticipated arrival tomorrow night.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Percy Head
Debs
Atlanta
White Sox Pitcher Leads Chicago in 1921 League Standings
Urban Faber of the Chicago White Sox topped the American League earned run average at 3.48 and won 25 games with a .626 percentage, helping Chicago finish seventh despite a lowly mark. Cary Mays of New York tied for most victories with Shocker of St. Louis, each suffering more losses.
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White Sox
Chicago
Urban
Red) Faber
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Wilk
Cary Mays
New York
Shocker
St. Louis
Mays
Wright Store Explosion Toll Rises to Three
In Columbus Ohio the Wright Store blast death toll climbed to three as Mrs W B Harris of Continental Ohio died from injuries sustained in the Wednesday explosion.
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Columbus
Wright
W. B. Harris
Continental
Ohio
Gas blast injures six men near Amherst
Six men were injured in a gas explosion near Amherst late yesterday. Doctors at Amherst Hospital worked to save their eyesight and treat injuries.
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Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Here
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Mr. Russell Fuller
Our
Logan's Book and News Store
W. Union St
Nui Igo
Kallmark
Hallmarkewelers
Athens, Ohio
P. E. Shirley
Everett
D. R. Zenner
Mrs. Zenner
Mrs. W. S. Shepherd
Edith Gary
Columbus School For Girls
Ruth Hildebrand
Moore Avenue
John Gary
Byron Wolfe
William Byron
Logan
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Mr. Wolfe
Mrs. Byron Wolfe
Chester Swett
Jefferson Medical College
G. D. Swett
Gladys Swett
East State Street
John Hibbard
Deland
Marcus McCann
J. N. Brown
Cable
C. L. Biddison
Jack
Roll Carpenter
Ashland
Fred Carpenter
Parker Carpenter
Josephine Miller
Carpenter
Biddisons
Kentucky
Juliette Faubion
Youngstown
R. M. Faubion
Frederick Beck
James A. Farrell
Georgetown University, Washington
Ed Beck
Otis Cornell
Earl and
Donald
Eda
Barberton
James Cornell
West Union Street
Charles Creamer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jeff Blackwood
Miss Marjorie Andre
Sweetheart
Cotton
Emmet H. Cotton
Morse’s
Gibson
Rev
Timmons
South Court Street
Waldemar
Jacobs & Drake
Jewelers
Optometrists
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