Society News on New York Visits From Athens Messenger
From this section of Ohio readers can find the Athens Messenger on sale at several New York locations including 8th Street at 42nd, 6th Avenue corner, and 47th Street at Broadway, with a stop near Grand Central Depot and 32nd Street at 6th Avenue. The Schultz News Agency distributes the issue.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Cooley Family Heads Home After Holiday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cooley and their son Charles Findley began a morning drive to Warren to end a holiday visit with Charles parents Prof. and Mrs. C. M. Copeland at 46 Morris Avenue.
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M. F. Cooley
Charles Findley
Warren
Prof
C. M. Copeland
Morris Avenue
Mrs. Roach Returns From Marietta Christmas Visit
Mrs. A. C. Roach has returned from Marietta where she spent the Christmas season with her daughter Mrs. J. Chapman Ward and family.
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A. C. Roach
Marietta
J. Chapman Ward
Hawkins Family Heads Home After Christmas Visit
The Floyd Hawkins family and their daughter Jean of Akron along with James Hawkins of Burlington, N C, left yesterday returning to their homes after spending Christmas with their Meade Hawkins parents at 175 Mill Street.
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Floyd Hawkins
Jean
Akron
James Hawkins
Burlington, N. C
Meade Hawkins
Mill Street
Mrs Meyers of Kansas City Visits Grand Neighbor
Mrs I W Meyers of Kansas City stayed yesterday with Grand Mrs D A Bardin on Morris May Avenue while visiting acquaintances. Born Miss Mattie Stanley of this city she came from Columbus after two weeks with son Carl DeWeese and daughter in law. She will proceed to Nelsonville then return to Columbus en route home.
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I. W. Meyers
Kansas Ct
D. A. Bardin
Morris May Avenue
Meyers
Mattie Stanley
Columbus
Carl DeWeese
Nelsonville
Mrs Ethel Cabeen Returns to Cleveland After Visit
Miss Ethel Cabeen yesterday returned to Cleveland concluding a visit with her mother Mrs. Mary Duncan at 8 South Congress Street.
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Ethel Cabeen
Cleveland
Mary Duncan
South
Congress Street
Woman's Relief Corps to Install Officers Friday
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 7 o'clock Friday evening in the Red Men's hall for the installation of officers.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Sovacools Return to Akron After North Congress Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Sovacool visited Mrs Sovacool's parents Mr and Mrs M Sweeney on North Congress street and have returned to Akron. They were joined by Mrs Sovacool's brother Mr George Sweeney who will stay a few days as their guest.
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Charles Sovacool
M. Sweeney
North
Congress Street
Akron
Maurer Couple Return Home After Christmas Visit
Prof and Mrs Wesley H Maurer arrived home yesterday after Christmas visits. Mr Maurer spent the holiday with his parents in Pekin Illinois while Mrs Maurer stayed at her home in Holiday Missouri.
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Wesley H. Maurer
Mr. Maurer
Pekin, Hil
Van Dyke Family Guests In Albany Visit
Mr and Mrs A M Van Dyke and family were guests yesterday of the former's parents Mr and Mrs A J Van Dyke in Albany.
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A. M. van Dyke
A. J. van Dyke
Albany
Finsterwalds Host A. E. W. Club Evening
The Misses Blanche and Delle Finsterwald of 32 Franklin Avenue will host the A. E. W. club at 7 o clock Friday evening.
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Blanche
Delle Finsterwald
Franklin Avenue
Pallas Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Sayre Saturday
The Pallas club will meet with Mrs. E. D. Sayre at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at 16 North Congress Street to discuss club matters.
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Pallas Club
E. D. Sayre
North
Congress Street
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Clinton Poston Biddle
Dr and Mrs T R Biddle announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Clinton Poston Biddle on Thursday December 31 in Cambridge Massachusetts. Mr Biddle is the son of Dr and Mrs Biddle.
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T. R. Biddle
Clinton Poston Biddle
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Biddle
Biddle
Visit Ends for Dr and Mrs Daniel McGurk in Cincinnati
Dr and Mrs Daniel McGurk return home after a week with their daughter Mrs H A Faber and son Mr Frank McGurk in Ashland, along with respective families in Cincinnati.
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Daniel McGurk
Cincinnati
H. A. Faber
Frank McGurk
Ashland
Country Club New Year Dance Starts at Eight
Prominent New Year Eve event is the Country club dance with dancing from 8 p.m. to midnight to usher out the old year and welcome the new one in.
Gordon couple return to Detroit after holiday visit
Mr and Mrs H B Gordon have returned to their Detroit home after spending the holidays with Mrs Gordon's parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry at 20 Walker Street.
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H. B. Gordon
Detroit
Jesse Henry
Walker Street
Buck announces marriage of Bertha Buck to John Robbins
Mr and Mrs Alden Buck of near Guysville announce the marriage of daughter Bertha to John Robbins son of Mr and Mrs Howard Robbins 203 West Union Street The wedding was solemnized Thursday December 24 in Pomeroy by Justice M L French The bride is the youngest Buck daughter and a Athens High School 1925 graduate The couple will reside at 203 West Union Street
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Alden Buck
Guysville
Bertha
John Robbins
Howard Robbins
West Union Street
Pomeroy
Justice of the Peace
M. L. French
Buck
Athens High School
Eberleins Plan Klamath Falls Visit Hosts at The Beeches
Mr and Mrs Charles Wood Eberlein of Klamath Falls Calif will arrive this evening as house guests of Mr and Mrs F W Bush at The Beeches.
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Charles. Wood Eberlein
Klamath Falls
Calif
F. W. Bush
the Beeches
Family returns from Cincinnati visit for Christmas homecoming
Mrs. Carl Beasley and children are at home after a several weeks visit in Cincinnati with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Johnson have cats. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stevens returned from a visit at their parents. Mr. Beasley joined his family for Christmas entagg homes in New Vienna.
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Carl Beasley
Cincinnati
T. H. Johnson
E. E. Stevens
Museum to receive Munsey fortune in major bequest
Robert W. Deforest, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, reacts to the bequest of most of Frank A. Munsey's fortune to the museum. Estimates of Munsey's wealth range from 25 to 40 million dollars, with about 30 million or more likely to come.
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New York
Robert W. Deforest
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frank A. Munsey
Munsey
Munsey Bequest Boosts Art Museum Amid Deficit
The bequest, possibly the largest for any art museum, comes as the institution faces a serious deficit. It includes provisions to sell Munsey assets such as the New York Sun and New York Evening Telegram within five years if needed. Munsey left cash gifts near 1 million dollars to relatives associates friends and charities. William T. Dewart said Munsey’s final illness disrupted plans to divide newspaper and magazine interests among longtime associates.
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William T. Dewart
Munsey
G A R Meeting To Attend Westfall Funeral
The G A R will meet in the Post room at 1 15 Friday afternoon to attend the funeral of Comrade J A Westfall.
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J. A. Westfall
Brown Favorite for Republican Governor Nomination Endorsed
Franklin county Republicans unanimously back Secretary of State Thad H. Brown for the GOP gubernatorial nomination. Reports say four other counties also endorsed Brown's candidacy, according to party committees.
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Brown
Columbus
Thad H. Brown
Franklin County
Republican Executive Committee
G. O. P. Central
Executive Committees
Four Die In River After Trolley Plunge
Four persons were killed when a trolley plunged through an open draw bridge near Tacoma Washington and split open on striking the river below.
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Tacoma
Wash
Divorces Rise Among Women in Athens County 1924 25
Athens County Common Pleas records show a heavy tilt of divorce petitions by women in 1924 and 1925 with 46 filings each year. In 1925 cruelty dominates grounds cited by wives while men reduced to three petitions, with adultery and neglect also recurring themes.
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Athens County
Postal savings losses blamed on high bank interest
Columbus officials blame 6 percent annual interest from building and loan companies for a five year decline in postal savings deposits at the Columbus post office. The article notes postal savings deposits earn 2 percent interest.
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Columbus
Producer Seeks Injunction Over Dybbuk Appearance
Arthur Hammerstein petitions a New York court to bar Mary Ellis from performing in The Dybbuk claiming she breached her Rose Marie contract by feigning illness and joining another troupe. Ellis reportedly says I must eat.
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Arthur Hammerstein
Mary Ellis
New York
Miss Ellis
Mary
Life Story of Bush Leagues
John B. Foster reviews early minor league history focusing on the American Association and Western League battles with majors. It covers expansion, key figures like Ban Johnson, Hickey, Grillo, and Sexton, and the shift of teams to Denver Omaha and Wichita shaping western baseball.
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John B. Foster
the Messenger
Consolidated Press Association
National Association
American Association
Ban Johnson
Louisville
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Watkins
Auschaupt
George Tebeau
Tom Hickey
Hickey
Western League
Association
J. Ed. Grillo
West
California “Outlaws
Mike Sexton
Sexton
Denever
Omaha
St. Joseph
Wichita
Foster
Pat Powers
Norfolk Man Wins Absolute Divorce After Years of Proceedings
In Norfolk on December 31, George W. Semones a merchant long tied to a divorce battle finally obtained an absolute divorce from his wife Bessie. The record notes a child later a war casualty and mentions Tom Joe a chef connected to a restaurant run by Mrs Semones in Dayton Ohio.
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Norfolk
Togeity Circuit Court
George W. Semones
Bessie
Irving
Dayton
Ohio
Tom Joe
Restrictions on Narcissus Bulbs Entry
Washington December 31 the restrictions on the entry of narcissus bulbs authorized by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace three years ago are extended. The action aims to prevent spread of a foreign plant disease and affects importers and horticulturists awaiting shipments from abroad.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Ambiguous Policy Memo Restricts Bulbs in Trade Talks
A fragment discusses impending restrictions effective January 1 with entry allowed under permit inspection while awaiting further galion. European pests prompted embargs as Jardine reports a ruling after evaluating conference evidence from Washington in November.
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Perat
Washington
Goitre Remedy Ad Reported by Newark Reader
A fragmented testimonial from Newark Ohio mentions relief from headaches and nervousness after using a goitre remedy sold at local drug stores including McKean Drug Store. The note references Sorbol Quadruple and Mechanicsburg, with unclear contact details for further purchase or correspondence.
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Cocoanut Grove
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Dee
McHenry & Sisler
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