Society and Personal Mention Affairs Honor National President
Social pages report Sigma Alpha Iota events honoring Miss Hazel Ritchey of Lincoln Neb on a tour of inspection with meals, a formal musicale, and a tea. Irene Witham becomes new chapter president. Charlene Clancy retires. Births, showers, class party notes include Mr and Mrs Dean Copeland twins. numerous social gatherings at Colonial and local homes.
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Sigma Alpha Tata
National Music Suror
Ohio University
Hazel E. Ritchey
Lincoln
Neb
Colonial
Clarence C. Robinson
Lawrence Apartments
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
Miss Ritchey
Sigma Alpha Iota
Charlene Clancy
Irene Witham
Former Coolville Treasurer Under Guard After Audit
A. E. Wilcox, former Coolville city treasurer, faced a $23,889 shortfall over 12 years and was placed under police guard in Ashtabula after State Examiner C. E. Lippencott presented the audit. Wilcox resigned as assistant cashier of the National Bank of Ashtabula, where he had served 20 years.
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Ashtabula
UPR
A. E. Wilcox
J. E. Breen
Wilcox
C. E. Lippencott
Letter Golf Puzzle Teases Readers With Par Challenge
A word game note hints that changing TIME to CURE in Letter Golf requires four strokes. The puzzle editor’s par solution is promised to appear tomorrow, inviting readers to beat the published answer.
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Leader to Speak on Home Campaign
Mrs. De Pew Head, education chair of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak on the federation campaign for better equipped homes over WAIU at 6:30 PM Wednesday. She will discuss the home survey results and federation efforts to improve home equipment across the state.
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Columbus
Depew Head
Edgemont Road
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Car theft ring busted in Columbus arrest of dealer
The Columbus police report the two year theft spree ending with the arrest of Howard Brasher a 31 year old used car dealer. Brasher confessed and eleven stolen autos were found in his garage while twenty four others were sold in Columbus at blue book prices.
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Columbus
Howard Brasher
Brasher
Dr B F Prince Hit By Car in Springfield
Springfield reports Dr. B F Prince 87 year old vice president of Wittenberg College fractured left hip after being struck by an automobile driven by Charess Jones of Cincinnati today.
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Springfield
U.R
B. F. Prince
Wittenberg College
Idean
Charess Jones
Cincinnati
Two Bandits Capture Van Stopper Outfit Foiled
Five men attempted to loot a furniture van on the McPherson highway near Bellevue. Two bandits were captured in Bellevue after a chase that involved Fremont, the sheriff, and Clyde police. The truck, driven by Charles Evans, was halted, three other bandits followed, and officers pursued as the van passed Clyde.
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Clyde
U.R
Cleveland
McPherson Highway
Here
Bellevue
Charles Evans
Evans
Fremont
Sheriff's Office
Clyde Police
M. J. Bergen
Chester Logan
Ford Instructors Teach Old-Time Dance at Ohio State
Dancing instructors to his majesty Henry Ford. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lovett of Detroit Michigan teach folk during Farmers week at Ohio State University on old-time dancing.
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Columbus
Henry Ford
Benjamin Lovett
Detroit
Mich
Ohio State University
Ohio farmers win multiple grain show awards
The Ohio state corn and grain show honored farmers and breeders with awards across classes 4 through 38 under the Ohio Seed Improvement association. Winners include E S Krauss Findlay. Roy Pfeiffer Kenton. Lawrence Althouser Kenton. M W Wagner Greenville. Ira Wagner Green ville. James Watts Chillicothe. Leland Fudger Mechanicsburg. Earl Black Mt Vernon. Davella Ranch Dayton. George Lund Norwalk. Charles Thompson Findlay. Sidney Myer Delaware. C P Thompson Urbana. and others for yellow dent, white dent, mixed dent, oats, barley, and wheat categories.
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Columbus
U.2
Ohio State
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Claragé
E. S. Krauss
Findlay
Reil
Roy Pfeiffer
Kenton
Charles Jenkins
Cable
Clarage
Lawrence Althouser
M. W. Wagner
Greenville
Land
Ira Marshall
Dola
James Watts
Chillicothe
Kenneth Wagner
Trumbull
Davella Ranch
Dayton
George W. Lund
Norwalk
Leland
Co. Fudger
Mechanicsburg
And
Earl Black
Mt. Vernon
John Steiner
Charles Thompson
Sidney Myer
Delaware
James D. Watson
C. P. Thompson
Urbana
Foreign office denies Ukraine revolt rumors
Moscow reports deny rumors of a revolt in the Ukraine district calling them the foreign press fantasy. Trains arrive daily from the Crimea and South Russia with passengers ridiculing the reports of trouble.
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Moscow
Foreign Office
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Crimea
Russia
Amicon Brothers & Co Receivership Sought in Ohio Court
In Common Pleas Court on February 1, an application for a receivership for John Amicon Brothers & Co fruit merchants of East Nagsten Street was filed. The move is described as friendly with retirement anticipated for Charles Amicon. The firm reportedly holds substantial assets including modern real estate in several central and southern Ohio cities valued near one million dollars with about $235,000 in bonded debt, while other assets are said to cover remaining liabilities.
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Columbus
Common Pleas Court
John Amicon Brothers & Co
Fruit Merchants
East Nagsten Street
Charles Amicon
Amicon
Ohio
Car stolen from Clark Williams recovered. suspects held
A Chevrolet coupe stolen from Clark Williams on West State street last Saturday night was found in Lebanon-Indiana with a bag of odds and ends including socks tobacco and cheese. Williams and deputies brought two Bremen Ohio youths Francis Dennison and Lloyd Sherburn to Athens. They were said to have driven to a filling station near Crawfordsville and later fled after guns were fired. The suspects claimed Athens as their origin and Chicago as a prior stop. they had ten cents on arrest and face possible trial late this afternoon.
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Lebanon- Indiana
Clark Williams
West State Street
Mr. Williams
Harry Dalton
Fred Heck
Athens
Francis Dennison
Lloyd Sherburn
Bremen
Ohio
Williams
Crawfordsville
Ind
Pomeroy
Chicago
Dennison
Sherburn
Two Officers Held on Bond After Arrest in Urbana
An alleged bootlegger was arrested in Urbana on February 1. Justice of the Peace Joseph Flaugher and Constable William Bradley were released on bond after being charged with interfering with an officer and obstructing justice in the recent arrest of William Heaston, a federal city agent from Lima. Heaston was taken into custody by Flaugher and Bradley.
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Urbana
U.R
Justice of the Peace
William Heaston
Lima
Theodore Frazee
Nquor
Joseph Flaugher
William Bradley
Frazee
Heaston
Bond
Flaugher and
Bradley
Treaty Ready for Signature by February in Washington
A French American anti-war treaty is to be signed in Washington no later than February 6. A high French source told UPI after talks between U S Ambassador Herrick and Foreign Minister Briand. All treaty details have been settled.
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Paris
Washington
United Press Today
United States
Myron T. Herrick
Aristide Briand
Merger Approved for Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Inland Steel
Directors of Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Inland Steel have approved consolidating the two firms. Stockholders will meet March 15 for final ratification.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Inland Steel Company
Chicago
End Oily Sallow Skin A Little Calonite Der
The note presents a terse health tip about improving oily and sallow skin with Calonite, suggesting small changes and topical use. It emphasizes a simple remedy approach and hints at minimal impact on skin tone.
Lindbergh Feted in Virgin Islands Arrival
Virgin Islands crowds welcomed Col. Charles Lindbergh, a famed U S citizen and goodwill ambassador, after he completed a 1000 mile plus flight from Maracay Venezuela. He landed just before dusk amid widespread acclaim from thousands.
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ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
The
United States
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Marcay
Venezuela
Youths fined for liquor charges in Youngstown court
Youths Povey Plummer and Kie Cutford, aged 23 and 21, were fined five dollars and costs for adding liquor to two 16 year olds in court here. The judge gave a 30 day jail sentence on the finding they were not bootleggers.
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Youngstown
Povey Plummer
Kie Cutford
Bécau
Father John’s Medicine Endorsed By Mrs Preston
Mrs Preston asserts the medicine proved its value for strengthening the weak and sickly. She notes her own use and its benefit to her son and others during war service, claiming it aids relief from colds and builds strength without alcohol or nerve-deadening effects.
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John
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