Senior Girls Win Interclass Basketball Title Celebration
The Athens High School senior girls celebrated their interclass tournament victory with a Wednesday night gathering at Miss Grace Creamer's home. The event featured games, music, dancing, and a late picnic supper attended by Misses Hazel Chase Doris Herron Margaret Krider Helen Bennet Thelma Castle Clara Coke and Messrs Ross Gandee Rexford Roush Wesley Kelley Clifton Easler Orville Ewing Homer Baird and hostesses Beatrice Rose and Grace Creamer.
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Athens High School
Grace Creamer
Tose
Hazel Chase
Doris Herron
Margaret Krider
Helen Bennet
Thelma Castle
Clara Coke
Ross Gandee
Rexford Roush
Wesley Kelley
Clifton Easler
Orville Ewing
Homer Baird
Beatrice Rose
France topic guides Current Events club evening
Mrs. C. B. Skidmore hosted the Current Events club evening at 11 President Street with many members and guests. In president’s absence Mrs. Ida White presided, roll call prompted discussion on day’s topics, as Mary Richards led with France and Charles Day spoke on French family life, plus guest Mademoiselle Mary Louise Petetot.
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Paris
Mademoiselle Petetot
Marzuella Richards
F. W. Bush
City Federation
E. D. Sayre
Womens Fed
C. B. Skidmore
President Street
Ida White
W. W. Lee
Mary Richards
France
Charles Day
Elks Dance Proves Huge Success At Armory
The Elks dance Thursday night at the armory drew 800 attendees and left nothing to be desired. Guests included visiting Elks and their ladies, with punch served by Misses Marie Josten Goldie Strawn Mayme Kern and Veatrica Wolfe.
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Elks
Armory
Marie Josten
Goldie Strawn
Mayme Kern
Veatrica Wolfe
U C D Club Entertained by Mrs Hull Foster Jr
The U C D club enjoyed an evening hosted by Mrs Hull Foster Jr at 138 West Union. Sixteen members attended with Miss Ida Clayton of Columbus as guest, and Mrs Fred H McCoy, Mrs William Andrews, and Mrs Herbert Junod also present.
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Hull Foster Jr
West Union Street
Ida Clayton
Columbus
Munn
Athens County
Bart Davidson
North Congress Street
Chhosen
Hamilton Cuts Police Force to Save Money
Hamilton Ohio faces a municipal budget squeeze with population around 40 000. The city plans to operate within income limits, reducing the police force from over forty to twelve and outsourcing garbage collection to homeowners at a weekly fifteen cent fee per residence.
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International News Service
Hamilton
Ohio
Montville M E Church Sunday Services
Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning sermon at 11 a m. Evening service with song and prayer at 6 30 p m. Sermon time for the evening service not specified.
Athens Guards Stand High In Federal Eyes
Athens hosts two National Guard units with praise from Lt Col Godecke after a thorough inspection. Company L excels in drills and personnel while Battery E of the 134th Field Artillery employs 32 horses and plans joint maneuvers with L.
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Ohio
Athens
Company L
Godecke
U. S. Army
State and
Court Streets
William Walsh
Theatle Schafer
Leutenant
Wheeler Dew
Brian Stevers
Homer Baird
Ellis Woodworth
Raymond Co. Bartlett
Joe O. Edleman
James A. Matheny
Clyde E. Jordan
Arl Wilson
Richard Faubion
Battery of Artillery
Montgomery Campbell
Columbus
Ohio University
Campbell
Monty” Campbell
185Th Field Artillery
134Th Field Artillery
Fair Grounds
Tom Johnson
Walsh
Carl Meighen
Ohio National Guard
Tanlac boosts Bridgeport woman's appetite and nerves
Miss Nellie Collins of Bridgeport says Tanlac cured her failing appetite and restless nerves, restoring digestion and strength after months of decline. She praises the medicine and notes Cline Pharmacy Co. in Athens distributes Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Nellie
Collins
Connecticut Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens units ready for possible future war mobilization
Battery E and Company L, both drawn from Athens residents and the University, prepare for equipment arrival amid talk of their role in the Rainbow Division. Officers include Captain Montgomery Campbell and First Lieutenant Joseph Pickering with a lineup of sergeants led by John Keller.
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Athens
Battery E
Company L
Rainbow Division
166Th Infantry
166Th
Montgomery
Monty” Campbell
John Hibbard
Tom Morgan
Joseph Pickering
John Keller
John Price
Dutch Fetch
Dwight Williams
Chet Wolf
Jesse Vickers
Theron Morgan
Message to Tired and Sick Folks Promises Health Boost
A vintage ad urges readers to visit a druggist for Gude's Pepto Mangan to build up red blood and revive energy. It claims pale, tired people can regain vigor and life quality with the iron tonic, available in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Hearing on Phone Rates Postponed
The Ohio Utilities Commission postponed its hearing on Ohio Bell Telephone Company's rate increase until March 16 to give city attorneys in Ohio municipalities time to study testimony and exhibits. Several city attorneys want more complete information before ruling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
State Utilities Commission
Millionaire Newsboy to Pay Large Alimony
Chicago March 3 Tony May the millionaire newsboy must pay his wife Lauretta May 600 dollars a month alimony Judge Hugo Friend granted a divorce on grounds of desertion Mrs May charged her husband with a monthly income over 400 dollars from real estate holdings and other businesses Tony denied he was wealthy and claimed he earned 12 dollars a week selling flowers
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International News Service
Chicago
Ill
Tony May
Tony
Hugo Friend
Lauretta May
May
German rail strike sparks wider labor unrest in Europe
Berlin reports a threatened general strike as railway workers defy government measures. Ruhr coal miners vote secretly on a walkout that could force France to act, with food supply strains and a high-stakes clash between the socialist government and labor unions.
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D. Weyer IL
Berlin
Ruhr
France
Vonkapp
Ebert
Germany
Presbyterian Rural Parish Evangelistic Meetings Begin March
Albany church service at 10:80 led by Rev. John Cowan of Columbus begins evangelistic meetings March 16. Hebbardsville holds Sunday school at 1 with preaching at 2 and an annual congregational meeting Tuesday at 10. New England Sunday school at 19:80 hosts "Trip to Switzerland" class contest. Guysville church service at 7. Carthage and Wingett Chapel report no meetings this Sunday.
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Albany
John Cowan
Columbus
Hebbardsville
New England
Switzerland
Guysville
Carthage
Wingett Chapel
Neff Extends Martial Law Zone To Whole Winston County
Governor Pat M. Neff issued a proclamation expanding the martial law region from Mexia to encompass all of Winston County. The expansion aims to curb lawlessness tied to the oil boom as gamblers and bootleggers reappear just beyond the initial zone.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Pat M. Neff
Mexia
Stonw County
Workhouse Prisoners to Go to Dayton
Athens county prisoners will no longer be sent to the Columbus workhouse after February first due to lack of work in Columbus. Prisoners will instead be sent to the Dayton work farm on Germantown pike to quarry stone build roads and construct sewers. The Dayton site spans 111 acres with 160 leased acres, and prisoners will walk to the farm. Officials attempted to switch to Zanesville prison farm but conditions were identical to Columbus.
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Athens County
Columbus
Columbus Workhouse
Dayton Work Farm
Dayton
Germantown Pike
Zanesville
Colds Preventive Advice Promotes Brom Quinidine Tablets
An old health ad urges using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a preventive for colds grip or influenza. It claims the genuine product bears the BF. W. Grove signature and cautions to ensure you get BROMO.
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BF. W. Grove
Detroit Officers Embrace Wireless Police Communication
Detroit plans to equip every policeman with a miniature wireless telephone after tests by the signal bureau. Inspector W. J. Potts cites weight and pocket fit issues but expects a workable model within months. Police Commissioner Inches calls wireless the greatest police innovation, enabling constant contact over a wide area.
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International News Service
Detroit
Chicago
Signal Bureau
Police Department
W. J. Potts
the Signal Bureau
Inches
Geissler Marks 23 Years of Sunday School Attendance
Gloucester Mass February 8 Twenty three years without missing Sunday School is the record of R J Geissler Glouster s Assistant Postmaster Geissler believes Sunday School is an effective method of keeping public officials on the straight and narrow path He says there s nothing like a moral safeguard around you at all times.
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International News Service
Ohio farm bureau federation ends meet with deflation relief call
At Columbus on February 8 the Ohio farm bureau federation adopted a series of resolutions urging strict public and private cost control to restore normal conditions for agriculture. They praise agricultural bloc activity in Congress and push tax limits, debt reduction, a budget system, and fair taxation. They oppose sales tax expansion, favor economical market highways, support Muscle Shoals purchase, back Prohibition enforcement, seek lower milk shipping rates, and ask banks to curb risky securities.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
America
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Sailor Honored for Rescuing Shipmate in Lisbon
Chief Machinist's Mate Dewey Hobart Trivett of the Proteus is nominated by the secretary of the navy for heroism in saving fellow sailor James T. Tarpley who fell overboard at Lisbon Portugal. Tarpley, from Beech Creek North Carolina, swam-impaired by swift current.
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International News Service
Washington
Dewey Hobart Trivett
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Trivett
Proteus
Lisbon
Portugal
James T. Tarpley
Tarley
Torens
Beech Creek
N. C
Two New Division Field Chiefs Named
CLEVELAND Feb. 8 J W Jones of Millersburg and EB W De graff of Cleveland named division field chiefs by Collector Carl F Routzahn. O Steinmetz appointed supervisor of mail control. With H F P Hawley of Mansfield named cashier, the re organization of the office force for this collection period is complete.
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Cleveland
J. W. Jones
Millersburg
EB. W. Degraff
Internal Revenue
Carl F. Routzahn
O. Steinmetz
H. F P. Hawley
Mansfield
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Cincinnati
Mr. Wilson J. Welch
William Mansfield
Stewart Street
William Jr
D. EB. Blackburn
Mary Elizabeth
Blackburn Heights
Mr. Blackburn
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Elizabeth Blackburn
Charles . Mitchell
Longstretch
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R. C. M. Hastings
Mildred Hastings
E. C. Woodworth
M. T. Ellis
Clarence Murphey
O. B. Murphey
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio River
Moutville
M. E. Church
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the Cline Pharmacy Co
Sear
Nellie Collins
Imillionaire
Newsie
Great OT Rik
FAGEB
Presbyterian Rural
Chamber of Commerce
Public Square
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Central National Bank Savings and Trust Company
Sulivan
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Starks County
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Foster
Stary Hugh
China
Powerdit
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Pacifia
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B. M. Coakley
People's Bank
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Almerd de Chins Continurol
Libera
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Littler’s Bread
Littler’s Bakery
Jacobs Brothers
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