Misses d Clara Weihr Club Meeting Held at Home
The Club Ot Weihr met at 57 Fast reet the home of the Misses d Clara Weihr with Amy Weihr as president. Genevieve Apgar read from Stephen Benet so John s Body. Dinner followed at 6:30 p.m. Next meeting set for February 22 with Mrs W L Slutz. A notice lists upcoming events and funeral attendance locally.
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Ot Weihr
Clara Weihr
Fastreet
Amy Weihr
Palab
Genevieve Apgar
Stephen Benet
Johns
W. L. Slutz
Cleaver in coma after truck strike near Lakeside
Feb 10. Cleaver 11 has been in a coma since January 26 after being struck by a truck wing in front of his home near Lakeside Hospital. He remains in serious condition as doctors monitor progress.
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Joma
Heand
U.R
Cleaver
Lakeside Hospital
Pi Beta Phi Hosts Winter Formal and Tea Dance Events
The Pi Beta Phi winter formal at the Men's Union featured an orchestra and the song My Pi Phi Girl. A Saturday tea dance at the Varsity Inn followed, with guests Miss Maxine Weinrich Vigo Miss Betty Martin Columbus Miss Louise Kerr Pomeroy and others including Mr. Fletcher Williams Mr. Bill Williams Mr. Jack Burkholder Cleveland Mr. Charles Callahan Columbus and Mr. Dewey Goddard Amesville visiting for the dances.
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Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phi
Varsity Inn
Maxine Weinrich
Vigo
Betty Martin
Columbus
Louise Kerr
Pomeroy
Fletcher Williams
Bill Williams
Jack Burkholder
Cleveland
Charles Callahan
Dewey Goddard
Amesville
W K R C Honors Members At Meeting
The Woman's Relief Corps meeting Friday evening drew a large attendance. Refreshments were complimentary to Mrs. Alex Cochran Mrs. F A Dalton Mrs. Martha Hulbert and Mrs. John Cross for special activities in January. The February 21 meeting will feature a patriotic program with member contributions.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Alex Cochran
F. A. Dalton
Martha Hulbert
John Cross
George Triplett Dies At Corning At 72
New Lexington February 10 George Triplett 72 a well known citizen died at his Corning home from complications funeral arrangements were not announced.
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New Lexington
George Triplett
Corning
Dry League Reverts to Education in Prohibition Fight
Detroit February 10 Michigan Anti Saloon League head R N Holsaple says prohibition is only moderately enforceable by force and the league will shift to temperance education. The campaign will revive old line reformers and culminate each meeting with total abstinence pledges as the effort to curb liquor relies on individual reform.
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Detroit
U.P
R. N. Holsaple
Michigan
Anti- Saloon League
Michigan League
Neil Dow
John B. Gough
Father Murphy
Holsaple
Pacelli Installed as Secretary of State for Holy See
Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli was formally installed today as secretary of state of the Holy See, succeeding Cardinal Gasparri. The ceremony at Vatican City confirms Pacelli's rise in the Vatican administration and outlines the transition of leadership.
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Vatican City
U.P
Eugenio Pacelli
The
Holy See
Cardinal Gasparri
Baby Born With Two Front Teeth in Mansfield
An eight pound girl named Harriett Jo Wilson was born Friday at the Mansfield home on 23 Stimson Avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Cris Nial Wilson. The newborn came with two fully developed front lower teeth, and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mansfield.
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Mansfield
Stimson Avenue
Cris Nial Wilson
Harriett Jo
Carl Mansfield
Airplane Firm Moves to Columbus from Los Angeles
The Golden Eagle Aircraft Corporation will relocate its entire plant and headquarters from Los Angeles to Columbus. President KR Q. Bone announced the move after talks with the Columbus Industrial Bureau.
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Columbus
U.R
Golden Eagle Aircraft Corporations
Los Angeles
KR. Q. Bone
Columbus Industrial Bureau
Boy Who Left Home Sought by Ray Brown
Raymond C. Brown seeks information on his son Lyle, 16, who left home January 20. Brown, crippled at 4 S Lancaster Street, asks readers to contact him or aunt Ethel Brown at 1654 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, with any news. Lyle is described as 5'7.5", 140 pounds, brown eyes and hair, wearing a dark serge suit and carrying a black traveling bag with Boy Scout pants and an officer's gray cap marked OQ. M. 1.
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Raymond C. Brown
Lancaster Street
Athens Messenger
Lyle
Mr. Brown
Sam Browne
Ethel Brown
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Lincoln Birthday Observed in Athens County Schools
Athens County and City schools will observe Lincoln’s birthday on Wednesday with programs about his life prepared by teachers. Banks will close for the day. Some county schools will jointly observe Washington and Lincoln birthdays on February 11, according to H R McVay county superintendent of schools.
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Abraham l Lincoln
Athens
Lincoln
Washington
H. R. McVay
Athens County
Johnson Warns Against Use of 1920 Seed Corn
Athens County extension agent T. H. Johnson warns farmers about poor germination in 1920 seed corn after 1929 weather damaged much of it. He notes cold, high moisture killed germ and urges using 1928 corn for seed.
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Johnson
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Dress Factory Hit by Vandals In Cleveland
U R police seek vandals who destroyed about 4000 dollars in property at the Hoffman Miller Laider Dress Company over the weekend. The damage follows ongoing labor disputes at the plant. Night watchman Max Deutsch fractured his left leg after falling from the first floor into an elevator shaft when the car had been moved from its position.
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Cleveland
U.R
Hoffman Miller Laider
Garment Workers
Ccompany
Max Deutsch
Ohio University Students Return to Open Second Semester
Ohio University students return to Athens to begin the second semester work starting Tuesday. Many registered before leaving for homes after the first semester ended.
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Ohio University
Athens
Linscott Starts in On New School Job
Linscott of Athens, former county recorder, began work as county schools attendance officer after talks with HM RR McVay and Carl H. Porter. Porter resigned after the Attorney General Bettman ruled that holding justice of the peace and attendance officer simultaneously was incompatible.
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PP. Linscott
Athens
RR. McVay
Carl H. Porter
Porter
Bettman
Justice of Peace
Scouts Celebrate 20th Anniversary at Athens Church
Thirty eight Athens Boy Scouts attended a service at Athens Presbyterian Church led by Dr. A. Wilcox who spoke on Permanent Foundations of Weird Peace. More than 40 scouts are expected at Tuesday night’s banquet at Hotel Berry announced by I. Custer. The program marks the scout movement’s twentieth anniversary.
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Athens
A. ¥. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Hotel Berry
Cincinnati Theater Actor Injured in Auto Crash
Blanka HBlagzek, 40, a member of a New York Lilliputian cast, was hospitalized in Cincinnati after being struck by a car. Officers report multiple fractures and injuries with treatment ongoing at a local hospital.
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Cincinnati
Blanka Hblagzek
New York
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Conservation League
H. T. Phillips
Rs. W. W. Kelly
Frank Mattox
Nelsonville
Linton Mattox
Odist Episcopal Church
Mattox
Viovd Mattox
Wa Ming
the Christian Church
Y— . T. Leffler
Hooker Electical Company of
New City
A. N. Johnson
Bleco Pierce
Quincy
Worstell
Xi Delta
Marian Ickes
Liccerr & Moens Tosacco Co
W. KR. C
Dry League
R. N. Holsapple
Anti-Saloon League
Pacelli
Airplane Company
Ray Brown
Lyle Brown
Honor Lincoln
Chesterfield
Linscott
C. D. Shafer CO
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
F. E. Goldsberry
Atall Druggista
Grove
Ohio
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Majestic Theater Building
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