Luncheon Bridge Hostess This Friday for Mrs Thomas
Mrs Harry G Stalder hosts a luncheon bridge Friday at Hillcrest Inn honoring Mrs David H Thomas of Marietta visiting with her father Andrew Ullom and Mrs Ullom on North College Street. Out of town guests include Mrs Lewis Humphrey of Hockingport and Mrs D B Hartinger of Middleport.
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Harry G. Stalder
Hillcrest Inn
David H. Thomas
Marietta
Andrew W. Ullom
Stalder
Ullom
North College Street
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
D. B. Hartinger
Middleport
Professors Cooper Judges Unemployment Debate in Marietta
Prof. W H Cooper head of the Department of Public Speaking at Ohio University judged a debate at 2 pm between Marietta High School and St Clairsville High School on the unemployment situation. He will judge a Lancaster versus North High School debate Friday at 9 am in Lancaster.
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W. H. Cooper
Ohio University
Marietta
Marietta High School
St. Clairsville High School
Cooper
Lancaster
Lancaster High School
North High School
Columbus
ZEMO Advertises Pimple and Skin Clearing Claim
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a quick, soothing antiseptic for pimples blemishes and itching skin. It claims twenty years of relief and offers Extra Strength for obstinate cases at 1.25 dollars, with general sizes 35c, 60c, and 1 dollar.
Missionary Society Observe Guest Day at First Methodist
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will hold its annual guest day Friday at 2 30 in the church parlors with Mrs P G Dowler leading devotions and Mrs C G Matthews presenting the lesson Mrs C M Coulter to give a thank offering foreword Hostesses are members of Mrs Alex Cochran's group. Mrs J L Truipp is in White Cross Hospital Columbus after a minor operation with favorable recovery. Mrs George H Crow visiting Detroit relatives in Athens and will return home this summer. Mr Fred Graves recovering from major surgery at Holzer Gallipolis. local visitors include J E Cross Mrs Frank Cross Mrs Ural Westfall and others. Mr Rodolph Burson of Pratts Fork improving from facial and hand burns sustained aiding to extinguish a fire. Mrs John Cross spent Wednesday in Nelsonville visiting her sister.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
P. G. Dowler
C. G. Matthews
C. M. Coulter
Alex Cochran
George H. Crow
T. H. Morgan
Detroit
Mich
Athens
Fred Graves
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Graves
J. E. Cross
Frank Cross
Ural Westfall
Frederick James
Rodolph Burson
Pratts Fork
Burson
O. F. Ashworth
Camp Wool Athens to Have Marker
Daughters of Union Veterans plan a Civil War marker for Camp Wool on Central Avenue placed on West Side school grounds. Meeting discussed February 17 patriotic program with a 6 30 potluck, bake sales and a quilt sale fund. John Sprague Jr will visit from Cincinnati and attend UC medical school. A birth notice for Martha Elaine Richey on Richland Avenue.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Wool
Central Avenue
West Side
I. Co
O. F. Hall
Soper Says Japan Not Hostile to U S, Denies Antagonism
Dr. Edmund D. Soper president of Ohio Wesleyan University says there is no antagonism toward the United States among Japanese people. He notes war is against public sentiment in Japan and that the conflict with China stems from an economic boycott of Japanese goods. He adds Japan will not be able to force China to end the boycott.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
U.pthere
United States
Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Japan
China
Dr. Soper
Hocking River Rises as Rainfall Hits Half Inch
The Hocking River rose from 6 feet to 7.9 feet this morning after a heavy rainfall of .51 inches overnight. Athens County weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reports cloudy skies with intermittent rain and a morning temperature in the lower forties. Yesterday's high reached 64 and the low dropped to 40.
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Hocking
C. N. France
Athens County
4,000 at Farm Session To Reach 8,000
Attendance at the Farmers Week meeting at Ohio State University reached 4,000 with a five day session expected to end Friday night. Williams of the Ohio Experiment Station defended high yield production and urged farmers to reduce crop and livestock costs.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio State University
C. G. Willaams
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Honor Club
Williams
Seek Man's Relatives In Wealthy Ohio Recluse Death
Dallas authorities sought relatives of Robert A. Stubbs 81 a wealthy Ohio recluse who died last night. Stubbs was said to have been a workman in the first airplane factory of Wilbur and Orville Wright.
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Dallas
Tex
U.R
Robert A. Stubbs
Ohio
Stubbs
Wilbur
Orville Wright
French Ambassador presses Japan on Shanghai and concession
Paris reports that Count De Marte, France's ambassador to Japan, renewed representations to the Japanese government urging respect for the Shanghai International Settlement and the French concession.
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Paris
U.R
Foreign Office Today
Japan
Count de Marte
Shanghai International Settlement
Ohio banks seek share of new Reconstruction Finance funds
Washington reports preliminary moves to provide Ohio banks and building and loan associations with resources from the new Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Dawes and directors study Ohio needs with Senator Bulkeley backing the effort. About 100 million dollars may be loaned to Ohio institutions based on need and collateral.
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Washington
U.P
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles Gates Dawes
Dawes
Body May Be That Of Long Sought Man
Police in Toronto probe a Lake Dunsay find to identify Ambrose J. Small the Canadian theater magnate missing since 1919. Dentals offered the best link while a $50,000 reward’s current status remained unclear.
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Toronto
Ont
U.R
Lake Dunsay
Ambrose J. Small
Small
Crawford
Diver study under way to raise World War II M-2 sub
Portland England February 4 divers examined plans to raise the submarine M-2 found wrecked in Dead Man's Bay beside a German U boat gunk. The M-2 missing since January 26, rescue sweeps yielded only submarine signal flags and the cause of the disaster remained unknown with many crew still unaccounted for.
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Portland
England
Divera
Dead Man’s Bay
Japanese Naval Bombardment of Woosung Forts Seen by reporter
United Press staff correspondent aboard the Dairen Maru after entering the Yangtze River reports the Japanese bombardment of Woosung Forts. Japanese ships bombarded with three light cruisers and five gun boats under air support, forts silenced around 1 p m, while ships of various nations gathered nearby.
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United Press
Shanghai
U.P
Yangtze River
North
China
Woosung
Supreme Court upholds ban on Toledo Thurston passenger service
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed a Public Utilities Commission ruling denying the New York Central Railroad permission to abandon passenger trains between Toledo and Thurston. The railroad operates one daily train each direction between the two cities.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
New York Central Railroad
Toledo
Thurston
State Supreme Court
Sell Surplus Wheat Says Eberhard to Farmers in Ohio
Prices for surplus grain in Ohio average 52 cents a bushel for good wheat 26 cents for yellow corn and 20 cents for good oats. With grains abundant many farmers have surplus grain to sell and should consider selling wheat now for cash while keeping corn and oats for feeding, advises Charles W. Eberhard head of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Women Guards at Shanghai Woosung Front Trench
Reporters found a camouflaged trench on the Shanghai Woosung front held by about a dozen Chinese women in blue cloth uniforms. The women said they guarded the road to stop a Japanese advance into Chape from Woosung, with no male soldiers present nearby.
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Shanghai-Woosung
Woosung
Shanghai
Chape
New Vick Cold Control Plan Promises Home Relief
Druggists offer a guaranteed trial of Vicks Nose Drops and VapoRub with a two stage plan to prevent and treat colds. Use Nose Drops at exposure and throughout the day, then massage VapoRub at night for inhaled vapors and full 24 hour treatment. If unsatisfied, druggist refunds the purchase.
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Vick
Vicks
United States
Adv
Wheat and Corn Prices Guide Feeding Costs in Deficit Areas
Prices per ton place wheat at about 16.75 dollars, corn at 9.25, and oats at 12. The higher return of selling wheat and using cheaper corn for feed reduces production costs. Recent Japan-China tensions have only lightly touched grain prices, while a cold wave alarms for winter wheat in the Ohio Valley and general crop prospects.
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Ohio Valley
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast itch reducer for burning inflamed skin and eczema. Claims include clear skin after several applications, broad uses from burns to sunburn, and a money back guarantee with a 35 cent price in drugstores.
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Peterson
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Watts
O. F. Peoples
New York City
Edward R. Harris
Larchmont
Philip Woodworth
University of Cincinnati School of Medicine
Eugene E. Woodworth
Franklin Avenue
Cincinnati
J. L. Truipp
White Cross Hospital
John Cross
Nelsonville
W. W. Kelly
Miller’s
Hotel
Gordon
Psiery
John Sprague, Jr
John Sprague
Morris Avenue
Sprague
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
W. H. Richey
Richland Avenue
Martha Elaine
Soper
Hocking River
Shantung
Preston
KOTEX
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Big Daylight
Selvus
Silvus
Yles
Coats
Sterling and Mutual
McHenry
Sisler
the Quality Store
Germany
Fashion Shop
E. Union
Staff Wrnter
D. C. Bess
Thurston Service
Eberhard
Vicks VapoRub
Cline
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Miles’ Nervine
Valentine
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VER
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Housi
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