Briggs family to relocate as Burr Rubber moves to Sandusky
Mr Dallas Briggs, head of the chemical department at Burr Rubber Products in Lorain, will leave Tuesday with his wife and son Gene for Lancaster then Lorain and Sandusky as the Lorain plant relocates. Colleagues and relatives note the family has spent time at parental homes in Lancaster and here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Briggs
Lancaster
Gene
Lorain
Sandusky
Briggs
Burr Rubber Products Co
Mrs. Briggs
Remedies for Stock Poultry and Poultry Foods
Farmers and stock raisers can find a line of poultry foods and remedies known nationwide for value. Private poultry growers and stock raisers will appreciate the offerings and brands highlighted by the catalog.
Couple Charlies Stewart Dickinson and Margaret Louise Joyce Wed
Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse in Nelsonville the couple Charlies Stewart Dickinson and Margaret Louise Joyce were married by Dr. A Y Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Stewart Dickinson
Margaret Louise Joyce
Nelson- Ville
Presbyterian
Bridge Party at Mrs Fulton Hosts Four Tables
Mrs Oscar Fulton of 8 North High Street sponsored a four-table bridge party Saturday afternoon, the second in a series of card gatherings. She planned another session for this afternoon with another four tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fulton
North High Street
Lecture Recital Series to Feature Faculty Artists
Mrs Benedict of the School of Music at Ohio University presents the fourth lecture recital Wednesday at 4 15 P M in the Fine Arts building Admission is free and expected to draw a large crowd The program includes Rossini Barbiere of Seville Voi che sapete Massenet Hero Indian themes and a modern dance piece with Victrola accompaniment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
School of Music
Ohio University
Rossini
Papa
L. V. Brown
Massenet
Miss Cutler
Shanewis
Cadman Mrog
Rauch
Ohio University Students Return for Studies
Mr. Alva Peer of Ashville Ohio returned to Athens Monday to resume his studies at Ohio University. He is accompanied by Miss Florence Reed who will join the School of Music. Mrs FE Rose left for Columbus to meet her son and daughter in law Major and Mrs Phillips Rose returning from Sumatra. In their trip Major and Mrs Rose have circled the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Sprague
Columbus
Harriet Sprague
Margaret Sprague
Arthur Sprague
Earl Kreiger
SJ Kreiger
Alva Peer
Ashville
Ohio
Athens
Ohio University
Florence Reed
School of Music
FE. T. Rose
Major
Phillips Rose
Sumatra
Mrs. Rose
Globe
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meet With Miss Leete Tuesday
Pi Beta Phi alumnae club will gather Tuesday at 7:30 PM in University Terrace with Miss Constance Leete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary
West
Julberry Street
Pi Beta Phi
Constance Leete
University Terrace
Arrests Over Whiskey Probes In Nelsonville And Redtown
Dry Officers Nash and Mariner found whiskey and home made wine at Nate French’s Nelsonville home on Saturday night. French pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl Helwig and was fined 200 dollars plus costs. Palmer of Redtown soft drink shop was arrested after officers found a pint bottle of whiskey outside and two cases inside. he pleaded not guilty and posted a 1000 dollar bond to await Friday trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate French
Nelsonville
Nash and
Mariner
French
Athens
Nash
Baynham
Pearl Helwig
Charles Palmer
Redtown
Palmer’s Place
Palmer
Helwig
Ohio University Chimes Fund Reaches Four Thousand Dollars
The Class of 1917 established The Chimes Fund at Ohio University to raise money for campus chimes. Donations from subsequent graduating classes have grown the fund to $4,000, with an estimated total need of $10,000 to $12,000. The new Alumni Memorial Auditorium offers a final site for the chimes, and all classes are asked to contribute in time for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alma Mater
Ohio
Tuo
Hooves
Hoover
Addicott
Alumni Memorial
Cold snap fails to hit Athens county as temps dip
The Athens county area saw its coldest spell of the winter with readings from Amesville at 15 above zero Saturday night and 29 above Sunday day. By Sunday night the temperature had fallen back to 15 above, Monday noon reached 28 above as unsettled weather looms with possible snow Monday evening or Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Amesville
Alaska
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Surprise Planned for Presbyterian Men Event
The Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner on Thursday evening February 8 promises a notable surprise and a worthwhile event. Tickets are available from President Mr Hughes or Vice President Harley Moler, with the usual six o'clock dinner served by a Friendly Society division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Mr. Hughes
Harley Moler
Friendly Society
Egyptian Premier Nessin Pasha Resigns After Short Term
Cairo reports Nessin Pasha resigns as premier today after taking office on November 22. The Ministry announces the change in government and details of the resignation remain brief.
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Cairo
Nessin Pasha
Harding Works on Transmittal Message for Debt Pact
President Harding, at the White House, drafts the special message to Congress presenting the Anglo-American debt funding agreement. He aims to send it tomorrow and is unsure whether it will be read in both houses or delivered at a joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Harding
White House
Congress
Autoist George Lating dies after jail injury inquiry
George Lating, 35, arrested on an intoxication charge, died after a crash left him with a fractured skull. Police probe whether injuries occurred in the auto collision or from a fall on the jail cell floor in Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
George Lating
Lating
Wellsburg Miner Joe Tracy arraigned on conspiracy charge
Wellsburg West Virginia February 5 Joe Tracy of Avella Pennsylvania a union miner was arraigned in court today on a conspiracy charge growing out of the Cliftonville mine battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
W. VA
Joe Tracy
Avella
Cliftonville
Weather shifts as cold wave breaks across nation
Washington reports a warming trend after a 24 hour cold snap. The U S Weather Bureau warns northeast storm from Atlantic City to Cape Hatteras due to a Gulf of Mexico storm moving northeast. Snow and warmer weather planned for the Northeast and mid Atlantic, rain and falling temperatures in Georgia and Florida, with freezing temps tonight in the East Gulf states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Atlantic City
Cape Hatteras
Gulf of Mexico
Middle Atlantic States
New York
Georgia
Florida
East Gulf States
Brookins and Spears Visit and Local Court Notes
Chauncey Brookins and Mrs. Brookins visited Mr and Mrs Milton Brookins in Millfield on Sunday. Mrs. Walter Spears has been ill with flu at the George Wilson home. Justice M B Tucker presided as McClain and McClain of The Plains were fined ten dollars each plus costs of nineteen cents and forty five cents after pleading guilty to intoxication. Sam Males and Patrick O Neil of Millfield also pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a total fine of twenty dollars and ninety five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brookins
Mrs
Milton Brookins
Millfield
Walter Spears
George Wilson
Justice M. B
Tucker
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Nida Home
The Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will be entertained by Mrs Elmer Nida at her home on High Street Wednesday evening. All missionary women are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Elmer Nida
High Street
Hamiltons Visit Hysell at New Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton and their son Dean spent Sunday as guests of Mr. R. Hysell in New Marshfield, reflecting a social midday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Son Dean
R. Hysell
New Marshfield
Special meetings at Chauncey Methodist church
Rev W V Harter leads a week of services at Chauncey M E church each evening with a full program. Tuesday features K of P attendance and A Man Up a Tree. Wednesday is High School Night on The Conservation of our Youth. Thursday charts Trains to Eternity. Friday the Red Men’s Order meets with Sowing and Reaping. Saturday Jesus at the Door. Sunday afternoon 2 30 Men’s Meeting with Athens Men’s Chorus providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Harter
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Jesus
Mianuey
Athens
Sines Named State Dry Enforcement Officer
H A Sines former justice of the peace at Nelsonville has been appointed as a special dry enforcement officer. He has assisted Dry Officer Nash and vows that all information about prohibition law violations will be kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sines
Nelsonville
Sines
Nash
Senate probes 28 layoffs at Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Senator Caraway introduces a resolution in the Senate to investigate the summary dismissal of 28 employees from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing last year. The move comes as part of ongoing oversight of government personnel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Caraway
Arkansas
Gregory Rubber Co. President Dies of Heart Failure
Akron report states Thomas M Gregory president of Gregory Rubber Company collapsed and died of heart failure upon arriving at his office in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Thomas M Gregory
The
Gregory Rubber Company
Woman overcomes burglar to alert police after being bound
In Dayton on February 5 a burglar bound and gagged Mrs Charles Schuh but she freed a telephone receiver to attract an operator’s attention who then summoned police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ken
Charles Schuh
Police Renew Search For Robert Savage in Absent Husband Case
Los Angeles police intensified efforts to locate Robert Savage former husband of Geneva Mitchell a Follies girl and former Yale student after a three day disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert
Bob) Savage
Geneva Mitchell
Robert W Hilton Dies Prominent Cincinnati Chemist and Director
Robert W Hilton, a director of the University of Cincinnati and a well known chemist and businessman, died today in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert W. Hilton
University of Cincinnati
Auditor says rural districts pay too much into fund
State Auditor Tracy released a report noting rural districts contribute more to the state workmen's compensation fund than their share of awards suggests, urging scrutiny of funding proportionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tracy
Senate approves seed grain fund for Eastern Washington
The senate passed a bill by Senator Jones of Washington to appropriate $5,006,000 for seed grain purchases for farmers in crop failure areas of Eastern Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Today
Jones
Weather outlook for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee in Feb 1923
Weather outlook for the period ending February 10, 1923, covering the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Snow expected early in the week, then generally fair through midweek, with snow and rain likely by Friday or Saturday. Temperatures forecast below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Goat Involved in Injury Near Yorkville Incident
A neighbor's goat butted seven year old Stan iely Jarowski as he walked to school in Yorkville. The impact knocked him down and broke one of his legs. Police and local residents reported the event and the animal was contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Staniely Jarowski
Local Sign Puzzles Travelers on National Road
Bystanders along the national road report a puzzling sign on a Fairview area home. The message reads Please do not ask me to do any more work signaling a humorous local complaint.
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Fairview. O
Severe Snow Storm Ravages Vicksburg
Vicksburg Mississippi battles one of its severest snow and street storms with roofs collapsing and heavy property damage expected as the blast continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Coldest Weather Warning Hits New Orleans Tonight
Weather Bureau officials warn New Orleans of the coldest weather in five years, with temperatures expected to fall to 26 to 22 degrees tonight in a sharp cold snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Three Burlington Train Coaches Ditch Near Mullen Neb
Three Burlington passenger train coaches derailed into a ditch near Mullen Nebraska after leaving Lincoln. Reports from Burlington offices confirm the incident occurred this morning with no further details on injuries or cause.
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Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Muillen
German police chief Mel Cher arrested by French forces
In Essen on February Mam Mel cher president of the German police was taken into custody today by French military authorities amid postwar patrols and occupation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Melcher
Warships Reinforce British Fleet in Turkish Waters
Three British warships sailed from Malta to reinforce the British fleet operating in Turkish waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Fraudulent bankruptcies cited in Cincinnati losses
A federal grand jury heard evidence claiming two million dollars were lost in Cincinnati over three years through fraudulent bankruptcy actions. The report notes the losses tied to illicit filings and investigation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Feb
Federal
Senate passes bill for Armenian refugee immigration
This afternoon the Senate approved a bill allowing 26 000 Armenian refugee children and all Armenian adults with blood relatives in the United States to immigrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Fire kills two children in Chicago home blaze
In Chicago on February 5 Hadwara Hesselr aged 3 died after a house fire. His brother Philip 18 months old was severely burned when the blaze started while their mother was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hadwara Hesselr
Philip
Parole Conditions Set For Stevens and Miles
Jerseyville Illinois February 6. County Judge Chapman places a one year parole on William Stevens and Mrs Ida May Miles after their serious offense conviction. Each must read a Bible chapter weekly and attend church monthly and report monthly to the county sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
Til
William Stevens
Ida May Miles
Chapman
Plays rearranged for Woman's League program at college
The two plays at the college auditorium this week under the Woman's League of Ohio will now be Arras and the Man on Thursday night and Romeo and Juliet on Friday night. Mr. Devereux and his troupe are already in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Auditorium
Woman's League of Ohio University
Arras
Moonshine Still Too Big to Move Prompts Dilemma
In Dillon Montana Sheriff Mooney asks whether a seized giant illicit still can be blow up or must be moved. The Blacktail county find near Dillon includes a 7000 gallon mash batch and 25 tons of grain. Officials estimate a month to set up the plant and will seek court guidance on its disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mont
Dan Mooney
Beverhead County
Blacktail
Mooney
Wise man weighs breaking habit to avoid being broken
A proverb on self control, urging decisive action when a habit threatens life. It contrasts voluntary change with being consumed by lingering patterns, emphasizing resolve and timing.
Coal production tops eleven million tons weekly
Federal Fuel Distributor Wadleigh reports weekly bituminous coal production averaging over 11,000,060 tons, about 2,090,090 tons above weekly consumption. At year start January 1 storage stood at 6,909,009 tons, enough to cover 26 days of demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wadleigh
Second Sun day recital at Ohio university
The School of Music at Ohio University sponsored a Sunday afternoon recital in Ewing Hall on February 4. Soprano Joy Cutler performed with music faculty support, highlighting a program that included selections by Massenet Caccini Dvorak Handel and others. The next concert on February 17 features Helen Heddon contralto Frances Ruggles Hizey piano and John Newman Hizey violin. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Joy Cutler
Massenet
Dvorak
Grice
Helen Heddon
Frances Ruggles Hizey
John Newman Hizey
Death of Employee in Warehouse Boiler Explosion
Harry Feldkamp, an employee, died in a Cleveland hospital at 11 this morning from injuries suffered when a hot water boiler in the Morris Furniture and Manufacturing warehouse exploded about an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Feldkamp
Morris Furniture and Manufacturing Company
Rockefeller rests at Ormond after mild illness
John D. Rockefeller was reported resting well at his winter home in Ormond near Daytona Beach this morning after experiencing a cold. No complications were noted and he showed no signs of a seizure or other fit effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona
Fla
John DD. Rockefeller
Ormond
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