Local News Roundup Highlights Brief Trips and Pleased Listings
Miss Ethel Boetzner spends the week in Cincinnati on business. Miss Carrie Conant heads to Cleveland for a week’s business trip. Death announced of the five day old son of Mr and Mrs Frank C LeRoy of Cleveland. Mrs George Mason of 115 Lancaster street hosts the A C D club Thursday at 2 PM. The Bingman family returns from Cumberland Maryland. Athens County Christian Endeavor Society event postponed to February 11 in Nelsonville. Higley Study Circle meets with Mrs Jennie O’Dell at Lindley Hall at 1 30 PM to arrange attendance at evangelistic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. LeRoy
Cleveland
Athens County Christian Endeavor Society
Nelsonville
Higley
Jennie O’dell
Lindley Hall
Physician Dr LeRoy Appointed State Sanitary Inspector
Dr. B. R. LeRoy a former Athens physician now based in Cleveland is named State Sanitary Inspector of northeastern Ohio. Headquarters will be in Warren where he and Mrs. LeRoy settled late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. LeRoy
Athens
Cleveland
Ohio
Warren
LeRoy
Miss Bessie Burke Accepts Secretary Post and Others Depart
Miss Bessie Burke starts as secretary for W. A. Morhead after resigning from F. C. Stedman Company where she served three years. Miss Mary J. Brison leaves for Europe with a February 8 sail from New York. she will study in Paris until August. Miss Jessie Roberts of Columbia University’s Teachers College will fill Brison’s vacant position at Ohio university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Burke
W. A. Morhead
Misa Burke
F. C. Stedman Company
Mary J. Brison
New York
Europe
England
Paris
France
Miss Brison
Ohio University
Jessie Roberts
Teachers College
Columbia University
Brison
Mrs. Striplin Gains Noted Musical Merit in Selma
Glowing Selma, Alabama reports praise for Mrs. W. H. Striplin Estella Allen as a musician of merit. The Montgomery Advertiser covers a recent Academy of Music concert where she ranked among four artists described as never having been excelled for finished artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Alabama
W. H. Striplin
Estella Allen
Montgomery
Academy of Music
Striplin
Selma Hosts Soprano Star Mrs. Striplin in Concert
The Selma Times Journal praises Mrs. Striplin for a compelling voice and storytelling in a morning performance at the Academy of Music. An encore featured Invocation, by Annelu Burns, a Selma composer and violinist. The singer, former College of Music faculty, now based in Selma, will perform for the Montgomery Music Club in March.
Valentine Birthday Party for Hallene Woods
Hallene Woods celebrated her fourteenth birthday with twelve friends at 86 West State Street from 6 to 9 PM. The party featured music, charades, a dining room display with St Valentine symbolism, a white iced cake with red candles, and a traditional taffy pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallene Woods
West State Street
St. Valentine
Dorothy Woodworth
Annette Huff
Helena Antoinette
Frances Clutts
Anna May Fenzel
Pauline Swanson
Nellie Hunkerford
Wilma Nell Lastre
Mary Beulah Mohler
Angella Woods
Edith Humphrey
Miss Hawkins In Concert at Deshler Crystal Room
Florence Hawkins, a soprano soloist with ties to the Ohio University College of Music faculty, appeared as a soloist at Sunday night's Deshler concert in Columbus. She also sang at St. Paul’s church. The Columbus Dispatch praised her lyric soprano voice and platform style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Florence Hawkins
Ohio University College of Music
Columbus
Kidney health advice from a centenarian physician
A distinguished physician warns that poisons passing through the kidneys hasten premature aging and death. He urges people past thirty to protect kidney vitality, drink water, sweat daily, and take Anuric before meals to dissolve uric acid. Anuric, linked to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, is available at drugstores with a 10 cent trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
Methodist Church Proposes Week of Evening Services
Rev E N Dabritz pastor led Sunday worship and announced daily 6 30 p m services this week. Rev Silas Moore preaches Monday and Tuesday, Rev Leslie Dabritz Wednesday, and Rev Kemper of Nelsonville Thursday with special music. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. N. Dabritz
Silas Moore
Leslie Dabritz
Kemper
Nelsonville
Athens Residents Attend Family Gatherings and Funeral
Mr and Mrs Finsterwald of Athens visited the Englands in Chauncey on Sunday. Miss Lucille Bradfield and Miss Dorothy Minister returned from Columbus and Delaware. Paul Fiske, teaching at Jerseyville, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Herschel Goodson of Athens attended the funeral of little Charles Hale in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsterwald
Athens
A. H. England
Chauncey
Lucille Bradfield
Dorothy
Columbus
Delape
Paul Fiske
Jerseyville
Charles Fiske
Herschel Goodson
Little Charles Hale
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Shields Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church holds an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Charles Shields on Ellis avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Charles Shields
Ellis Avenue
Locals Host Visitors From Columbus at City Home
Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover host guests Mrs W A Temple and Mr and Mrs Herbert Cramer of Columbus at their city home for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Schoonover
W. A. Temple
Herbert Cramer
Columbus
Ladies Class To Meet At Mrs Ferguson's Home
Mrs James L Ferguson hosts the Women's Bible class of the First Christian church Wednesday afternoon at her Lexington avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Ferguson
Lexington Avenue
First Christian Church
Dinner Guests At Brookins Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins entertained at their home Sunday for a dinner with guests Mr and Mrs John Shafer and daughter Floride and Mr and Mrs Walter Wharton and their little son Walter Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brookins
John Shafer
Floride
Walter Wharton
Walter Jr
Birthday Party Honors Ona May At Sweeney Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney hosted a surprise birthday for daughter Ona May with about 80 children in attendance. The evening featured games music and merriment with a fine refreshment course and guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Fiske Mr and Mrs Joe Myers Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins and Mr and Mrs John Caville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sweeney
Ona
Charles Fiske
Joe Myers
Guy Brookins
John Caville
Tomb of Washington may honor unidentified WWI soldiers
Hearings opened in Congress on bills to return an unidentified World War I soldier for burial in the Capitol or Arlington National Cemetery. General John J. Pershing to testify as the first witness. Bills propose an appropriate tribute to the war heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
George Washington
America
Congress
National Capitol
National Cemetery
Arlington
John J. Pershing
Farewell Bachelor Dinners And Wedding Etiquette
Guidance covers proper timing for farewell bachelor dinners in the week or fortnight before the wedding. It emphasizes including the best man and ushers, hosting a toast to the bride, and guests drinking standing. It condemns viewing the bride before the ceremony and omitting to toast the bride.
Funeral Held for Little Charles Hale in Chauncey
Funeral services for Charles L Hale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hale, were held at the First Christian Church in Chauncey conducted by Rev Court ney. Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. The service was largely attended. Mrs W D Hines was summoned to Delaware Saturday due to her mother Mrs Ella Tedrick’s serious illness and treatment at the Delaware Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hines
Delaware
Ella Tedrick
Chauncey
Delaware Sanitarium
Charles L
Barney Hale
Wellsville
B. F. Goodson
Christian Church
Courtney
Christian Church Quartet
Greenlawn
Leona Six Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Leona Six left Colum bus and joined Mrs. Myra Six to Chauncey after hospitalization for injuries from a Thanksgiving Day accident that left her legs broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Six
Columbus
Myra Six
Chauncey
Interment Bill Introduced For Arlington or Capitol
Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York and Senator Penrose push a bill to allow burial either at Arlington National Cemetery or in the Capitol grounds. The proposal sets terms for interment in national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Senate
Penrose
Fish
Arlington
Capitol
Dr Birney Preaches Over the Top at First M E Church
Monday evening Dr Birney spoke at First M E Church on Over the Top basing his message on Ephesians 6 14 He warned that sleep comes from toxins and urged awakening through Christ praising salvation over worldly amusements and card games while critiquing movies and dancing as harmful to youth.
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Birney
M. E
Christ
Grove'sere the Only Genuine Laxative BROMO BD tab
Advertisement notes Bromo BD as the first and original cold and grip tablet with claims of genuine laxative effect. Price listed as 80c.
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Grove
Winnes Jury Deadlocked in Parsons Murder Case
In Harlan Kentucky twelve jurors could not reach a verdict on whether Dr. H C Winnes murdered Lara Parsons. They left the courtroom at noon after over three hours of deadlock and reported to Judge W T Davis that they could not agree on the witnesses' testimonies presented.
Fire board abolition urged by Ohio governor
Governor Harry L. Davis announced a move to abolish the state board of administration. He criticized the board for purchasing land in Crawford County for a home for feeble minded residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Administration
Harry L. Davis
Crawford County
Chillicothe Man May Land Fine Position
Columbus Ohio February 1 Rose Morarity of Elyria was mentioned as a member of the state board of administration to fill the expired term of Guthery. A. Tinker of Chillicothe was mentioned as a possibility for appointment to the state utilities commission to succeed Waltermire of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rose Morarity
Elyria
State Board of Administration
Guthery
FE. A. Tinker
Chillicothe
State Utilities Commission
B. W. Waltermire
Findlay
Leather from lizard skins used in Indian shoes
Leather made in India from lizard skins is used for women's and children's shoes and other articles previously requiring calf skin or kid.
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India
Lift Right Off Without Pain With Freezone Corn Remedy
The text touts a corn treatment that claims immediate relief by applying Freezone bought from a druggist. It suggests painless removal of soft corns or corns between toes and calluses with a quick method using fingers.
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