Pallas Club Social Day Anniversary Held At Ness Home
The Pallas club marked its annual social day with a Saturday gathering at Mrs. Mary G. Ness’s home 48 University Terrace. About 50 members attended along with guests Mrs. C. Hi Grosvenor Mrs. E. J. Jones Mrs. W. W. Ackley Mrs. E. W. Chubb and Miss Downer. Miss Helen Walker reviewed The Age of Innocence while Miss Mary Ness contributed two piano solos. A formal tea followed at 5 o clock with elaborate arrangements.
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Pallas Club
Mary G. Ness
University Terrace
Hi. Grosvenor
E. J. Jones
W. W. Ackley
E. W. Chubb
Bridge Club Hosts Play Night At Mrs Hodkins Home
The Monday bridge club will be entertained tonight by Mrs. C. R. Hodkins at 28 West Washington Street. Four tables will be used for the play with games devoted to members, followed by a coll ation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hodkins
West Washington Street
Dinner and Program at Mrs Burdette’s Home
Mrs. Edward Burdette hosted a dinner at 44 Elmwood Place on Saturday followed by a social evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Inboden and son Max, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Johnson and daughter Emma, Mrs. Jcoline Sibertall of Nelsonville, and Mr. and Mrs. W B Edgar of Athens. Readings and musical selections were performed by Mrs. Eugene Inboden, Mr. Hiram Johnson, and Miss Emma Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burdette
Elmwood Place
Eugene Inboden
Max
Hiram Johnson
Emma Johnson
J.coline Sibertall
Nelsonville
W. B. Edgar
Athens
Kindergarten Mothers Club Meeting Set for February 14
The regular monthly meeting of the Kindergarten Mothers club will occur Wednesday February 14 from 230 to 400 PM in the kindergarten rooms at Ellis Hall south end Dr J P Porter head of the Psychology department Ohio University will lead the program on Emotions and their effect upon the life of the child A social hour with refreshments follows and all mothers of kindergarten children are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hall
J. P. Porter
Ohio University
Kindergaren
Julian Blanton resumes winter golf instruction
Julian Blanton of Athens County Chub, ill with the flu for two weeks, has recovered enough to restart his winter golf school today in the Lostro building.
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Julian Blanton
Athens County
Lostro
Funeral line of J. C. Robinson names kin present
Relatives attending the funeral of J. C. Robinson included his brother Frank E. Robinson his brother in law and sister J E Keen and wife Mollie Burnham sister of Caldwell and sister in law of Lancaster Mrs J A Brown.
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J. C. Robinson
Frank E. Robinson
J. E. Keenan
Mollie Burnham
Caldwell
J. A. Brown
Lancaster
Standard Bearers Meet Tuesday Evening with Katharine McKee
The Standard Bearers will meet on Tuesday at 6 30 PM with Miss Katharine McKee of 44 University Terrace.
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Katharine McKee
University Terrace
Gibson Family Returns from Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs B M Gibson and their young daughter Jane have come back after a week in Columbus where they were guests of Mr and Mrs J O Gibson, the couple's parents.
Clarence Terry Returns to Akron After Visit
Mr. Clarence Terry returns to Akron ending a visit with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs David Feth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Terry
Akron
David Feth
Tuesday Needle Club Meeting With Mrs Roberts
The Tuesday needle club will meet with Mrs. L. W. Roberts at 116 Franklin Avenue Tuesday evening at seven o clock.
Metcalfs move to Athens after Akron visit
Mrs. Brent Metcalf and her son Bobbie visited her parents at 27 Franklin Avenue in Akron Saturday evening. Mr Metcalf will travel through southern Ohio and West Virginia for the American Gypsum company for ten days before taking up a new position as traveling salesman. They plan to make their home in Athens.
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Brent G. Metcalf
Bobbie
Akron
C. P. Martin
Franklin Avenue
Metcalf
Cleveland
Port Clinton
Ohio
West Virginia
American Gypsum Company
Athens
Mrs Blumenburg Leaves for Washington for Mother's Illness
Mrs Meachum R Blumenburg departed Monday for Washington D C called there by her mother’s illness.
Paul Tribe Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Surgery
Paul Tribe, son of Mr and Mrs 8 C Tribe, had a successful surgical operation Monday morning at Sheltering Arms hospital for removal of tonsils and adenoids.
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Paul Tribe
8. C. Tribe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fields Departs for UMW Convention in Columbus
Mr. William FE Fields leaves Sunday evening for Columbus as a delegate to the United Mine Workers convention in session there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Fields
Columbus
The
United Mine Workers
Child's Conservation League Meeting Called for Tuesday Evening
The Child's Conservation League convenes Tuesday at 7 pm with Mrs James Lewis of 9 Oak Street chairing. Roll call will be answered by patriotic quotations.
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Child’s Conservation League
James Lewis
Oak Street
Miss Cora Pierce Visits Newark to See Moore Family
Miss Cora Pierce travels to Newark to spend time with Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore, enjoying a visit with the local household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Pierce
Newark
Mrs. E. A. Moore
Hudkins and Woodworth Couples Visit Logan on Sunday
Mr and Mrs C R Hudkins and Mr and Mrs R L Woodworth were Sunday visitors in Logan.
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C. R. Hudkins
R. L. Woodworth
Logan
Pi Kappa Sigma installed with Windsor Tea Room banquet
The new sorority Pi Kappa Sigma celebrated installation with a Saturday banquet at the Windsor Tea Room. Officers Miss Ruth Lockhart Miss Eleanor Scatterday of Miami University Miss Nel Burns and Miss Marguerite Hurnham of the University of Cincinnati officiated.
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Pi Kappa Sigma
Windsor Tea Room
Ruth Lockhart
Eleanor Scatterday
Miami University
Nel Burns
Marguerite Hurnham
University of Cincinnati
Jean Quimby
Simrall Fisher
la Verne Longtoft
A. F. Myers
Arthur Boyles
Hap to Close Schools
Marysville schools closed today in response to an influenza and scarlet fever outbreak.
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Marysville
Maryasvile
Williams Dies. funeral Monday at son’s home
Chauncey Mr Williams dies early Sunday at the home of his son Samuel Williams who will host funeral services today Monday at 2 PM Rev G B Courtney will officiate burial in Greenlawn cemetery under Undertaker Stout He had pneumonia and is survived by two daughters Mrs Flmer Tolliver of Deanville and Mrs J H Collins of Columbus.
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Thomas Williams
Samuel Williams
G. B. Courtney
The
Christian Church
Greenlawn
Stout
Williams
Flmer Tolliver
Deanville
J. H. Collins
Columbus
Sylvester Bowersock Dead In Haydenville Illness
Sylvester Bowersock died Sunday at his Haydenville home after influenza. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at his late home, then burial in Nye cemetery. Survived by wife and six children. daughter Bessie Patton died a week earlier and is buried in Chauncey cemetery. He was uncle to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Six and Mr. and Mrs. A L Preston of this city who will attend.
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Sylvester Bowersock
Sylvster Bowersock
Haydenville
Nye
Bowersock
Bessie Patton
Chauncey
Wesley Six
A. L. Preston
Two Daughters Called by Illness and Death
Mrs. J. H. Collins of Columbus and Mrs. Elmer Tolliver of Deanville were summoned to the city due to the illness and passing of their father Thomas Williams.
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J. H. Collins
Columbus
Elmer Tolliver
Deanville
Thomas Williams
Lyceum Course at Globe Theatre Presented by De Wille Company
The high school lyceum program rises this evening at Globe Theatre with De Wille Concert company. The show features ensemble music, bird and animal imitations, instrument duets, descriptive pieces, and solo piano numbers, promising a unique form of entertainment.
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Lyceum
Globe Theatre
de Wille
de Ville
Miss Ruth and Louise Larsson Visit In City
Miss Ruth and Louise Larsson of Nelsonville were guests of friends in the city Sunday.
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Ruth and
Louise Larsson
Nelsonville
Preston family guests in Nelsonville visit
Mr and Mrs A L Preston and son Clarke spent Sunday with the former's brother and family in Nelsonville. Mrs Henry Osborne is reported ill at her home on High street.
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A. L. Preston
Clarke
Nelsonville
Henry Osborne
High Street
Mrs Ruth Pendergrass Improves from Illness at Home
Mrs Ruth Pendergrass who has been quite ill at her home in this city is reported as greatly improved.
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Ruth Pendergrass
Mrs Nettie Dixon Hosts Sunday School Class
Mrs. Nettie Dixon will entertain her Sunday school class at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S I Border on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Dixon
Mrs. S. I. Border
Bible Dated 1673 Presented to Crawford County Historical Society
A 1673 Swiss printed Bible donated to Crawford county historical society in Bucyrus along with a 1821 commission by Governor Ethan Allen Brown naming Jacob Cuykendall as justice of the peace of Auburn township then in Richland county.
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Bucyrus
Switzerland
Crawford County
Kentucky Student Wounded in Campus Duel Kills Watchman
Warren P. Middleton a University of Kentucky student is dying at Good Samaritan hospital from bullet wounds after a late Saturday night pistol duel on the campus in which night watchman John Self was killed Miss Clover Coleman also from Paducah was with Middleton in an automobile on the campus resisting arrest and the watchman’s efforts.
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Lexington
Warren P. Middleton
University of Kentucky
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Self
Middleton
Paducah
Clover Coleman
Germany Rejects Foreign Orders Over Trahr Note
Berlin reports that the German government refuses to take orders from a foreign government in response to the Franco Belgian note prohibiting German officials from entering the Trahr region. The statement was issued this evening as the note was presented.
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Berlin
Germany
Ohio United Mine Workers Hold Opening Convention Session
At Columbus the Ohio United Mine Workers opened its annual convention with committees named and credentials examined for 229 delegates. Officers reports and officer elections for terms starting April 1 are set for tomorrow. Eastern Ohio delegates plan talks with attorney John T. Garner on Wheeling and Lake Erie car supply, as miners seek more empties to restore mine operation levels.
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Columbus
Ohio United Mine Workers
Lee Hall
Fred Hemsley
David H. Watkins
Robert Emery
Thomas G. Wieming
Martin Six
Trrank Ledvinka
International Board
Eastern Ohio
John T. Garner
Steubenville
Wellsburg Miner Louis Martinelli Trials for Conspiracy
Louis Martinelli the thirteenth Avella union miner was arraigned in Wellsburg on a conspiracy charge linked to last summer’s Cliftonville mine conflict and began trial this morning.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Louis Martinelli
Avella
Cliftonville
Mothers Trust Mother Gray's Powders for Children
Many school children are sickly. Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for seasonal use. They break up colds regulate bowels relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headache and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 80 years these powders give satisfaction. All drug stores. Do not accept substitutes. Trial package sent free. Mother Gray Co LeRoy N Y.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N
City to stage musical shows at Public Hall
Cleveland mayor Fred Kohler announced the city will present musical attractions at Public Hall next fall to curb promoter exploitation. He named John McCormick Galli Curci and Rosa Baird as headliners, claiming cheaper prices and a profit for the city, a precedent in public entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Kohler
John McCormick
Galli Curci
Rosa Baird
Valentino Says He Is A Love Maker In Public Remark
In Chicago on February 12 Rudolph Valentino declared he is noth ing but a love maker and voiced a desire to smash the jaws of men who sneer at tender screen portrayals while awaiting a train to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rudolph Valentino
St. Louis
Shiek
Edison Says Navy Ignored 45 Inventions
West Orange New Jersey February 12 Thomas Edison revealed in a birthday interview that he supplied the United States Navy with 45 inventions during World War I, all of which were pigeon holed and not used. He bitterly criticized navy authorities for resenting civilian interference. They later published these inventions in a book.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas Edison
United States Navy Department
Edison
Navy
Wilson Puts On Fifteen Pounds By Taniac
Cleveland man John M Wilson writes from 66 Woodland Ave praising Taniac for restoring appetite, energy and weight after a summer of illness. He reports four bottles cured his cramps headaches and fatigue and claims five million bottles sold.
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Scotland
John M Wilson
Woodland Ave
Cleveland
Taniac
Local Couple Welcome Daughter Deloris Melvina Judson
Glouster Mr and Mrs James Judson of Greens Run announce the birth of a daughter named Deloris Melvina. J F Boudinot, 72, a Concord farmer, died Sunday after months of illness. Survived by widow and four children Zelpha Orval Coral and Mrs T J Blincoe. Funeral at Concord church Tuesday at 2. burial in Concord cemetery.
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James Judson
Beatrice Shannon
Greens Run
Deloris Melvina
J. F. Boudinot
Concord
Mr. Boudinot
Zelpha
Orval
Coral
New York
T. J. Blincoe
Dayton
Concord Church
Courtney
Chauncey
Concord Cemetery
Miners Idle on Lincoln’s Birthday Holiday Observed
All mines in the sub-district are idle today due to Lincoln's birthday, a holiday recognized by the mine-workers. Another holiday will be observed this month for Washington's birthday on February 22.
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Lincoln
Washington
Obituary of Alexander Nelson of Trimble and Congress Run
Alexander Nelson, 76, long-time Trimble resident, died at his Congress Run home Sunday morning after a stroke two years ago. He leaves his widow and eight children including Mrs William Brandeberry of Congress Fun, Miss Jane at home, John of Columbus, Alex of Nelsonville, Tsahe of Springfield, Joe, Harvey, and Mrs. Robert Marshall of this city. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Alexander Nelson
Trimble
Congress Run
Nelson
William Brandeberry
Congress Fun
Jane
Nelsonville
John Nelson
Columbus
Alex Nelson
Tsahe
Springfield
Joe
Harvey
Robert Marshall
Wanted reliable girl for house work on road wages
A notice advertising for a good reliable girl to perform house work with wages on the road. The position is offered by Mrs. Paul located at 32 High street.
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Paul
High Street
Howard Elliot Visits Zanesville With Uncle G A Elliot
Howard Elliot spent Friday and Saturday in Zanesville as a guest of his uncle, Attorney G A Elliot, and his family.
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Howard Elliot
Zanesville
G. A. Elliot
Miss Buhla and Thomas Hickman Married in Columbus
Miss Helen Buhla of this city and Thomas B R Hickman of Athens were married in Columbus Wednesday morning by Rev Heir. They will live on Race Street in Athens where Mr Hickman runs his business.
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Helen Buhla
Thomas BR. Hickman
Athens
Columbus
Heir
Race Street
Mr. Hickman
Delegates Join State Miners Convention in Columbus
Delegates from local unions in the valley traveled Sunday to Columbus to attend the miners state convention this week. Afterward, the international convention will meet in Indianapolis and the sub-district convention is planned for Logan in March.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Logan
Mrs James Rankin Guests With Buckingham Relatives
Mrs James Rankin visited Buckingham over Sunday staying with relatives.
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James Rankin
Buckingham
Price Returns From Hospital as Wife Improves
Clyde Price reports Mrs. Price is getting along nicely after a stay at Grant Hospital in Columbus. She is expected to return home by the end of next week.
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Clyde Price
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mrs. Price
Spaulding Rites Held at Athens for W A Spaulding
G A Cornwell attended the funeral in Athens Sunday for W A Spaulding with family and friends paying last respects to the local resident.
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G. A. Cornwell
W. A. Spaulding
Athens
Jack Jewett Accompanies Skinner Home From Columbus
Jack Jewett traveled to Columbus Sunday morning to escort John Skinner Jr. back home. Skinner has been hospitalized there for the past two weeks.
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Jack Jewett
Columbus
John Skinner, Jr
Mr. Skinner
Miss Elia Hayborn Visits Sister in Columbus Hospital
Miss Elia Hayborn of Jacksonville visits Columbus on Sunday to be with her sister Miss Hazel who is hospitalized there.
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Elia Hayborn
Jacksonville
Columbus
Hazel
German government seeks emergency powers from Reichstag
Berlin February 12 The German government asked the Reichstag for emergency powers with revocation by the body. It denied plans for a military dictatorship and pledged to respect parliamentary oversight.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Cincinnati Live Stock Cattle Receipts and Prices
Receipts 1400 cattle with market steady to good to choice at 7.50 to 9.00. Calves steady with good to choice 13 to 14. Hogs receipts 4800 with market slow to steady at 8.50 to 8.75. Sheep 360 with good to choice 4.50 to 6.50. Lambs steady at 15.00 to 15.25. Provisions unchanged.
Doctors Seek Yearly Hiring for Stability and Care
Doctors push for annual contracts to ensure predictable staffing and continuity of care. The proposal aims to prevent shortages and improve patient outcomes by guaranteeing consistent physician availability.
Remembering George Cline a Meigs County figure
Obituary honors George Cline born August 25 1850 Mt Blanco Ohio died January 28 1925 Berea Ohio after a long life of service to family church and community. He married Mary Fors and later Mearlie Reeves father of Cecil R Cline and Edna Bianche. He valued education music and hard work and died from pneumonia after moving to Berea to be with family. He leaves a wide array of siblings and a granddaughter Elizabeth Jane Cline.
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George Cline
John Cline
Elizabeth Townsend
Mt. Blanco
Columbia Township
Meigs County
Ohio
Mary Fors
Salem Center
Salem Township
Thomas Fogg
New Engeland
Mary Soule
George Soule
America
Cecil R. Cline
Athens
Point Rock
Mearlie E. Reeves
Downington
Edna Bianche
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Elizabeth Jane Cline
J. W. Cline
Columbus
J. FB. Cline
Albany
L. H. McKinstry
Rachel Hopkins
Baltimgore
Oho
Ruth Welsh
Detroit
Michigan
Solomon T. Cline
George
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple
Solomon Townsend
Ohio University
Atwood Institute
Hie
Consolation in a life well spent and memory’s credit
The text mourns a loss with family ties strong and a life judged by worthy deeds. It recalls a final victory beyond time, affirming the soul’s peace and a faith that sees the departed translated to a blessed afterlife. The passage closes with lines about eternal love and heavenly light.
Card of Thanks for Berea and Albany Services
The family of Mollie R. Cline expresses gratitude to friends in Berea and Albany for kindness, floral offerings, and music at the funeral. They thank the funeral undertakers Emil C. Haag and T. W. Coe and the ministers for comfort during the illness and death of their husband and father, Cline, and to Mollie R. Cline's widow and children C. R. Cline and Edna.
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Berea
Albany
Fred Worhes
Eldon Dailey
Emil C. Haag
T. W. Coe
E. Spears
D. C. Grover
Frederick Creamer
H. F E. Warner
Mollie R. Cline
C. R. Cline
Edna. B. Dustheimer
Resolutions of Respect for Katherine Shuttleworth
Snow Fork Temple No 77 Pythian Sisters mourn the loss of Sister Katherine D Shuttleworth. The charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days and a copy of the resolution will be sent to the bereaved family and temple. Composed by Sallie Riggs Margaret Albaugh Ada Smith.
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Snow Fork Temple
Pythian Sisters
Katherine D
Jesus
Sallie Riggs
Margaret Albaugh
Ada Smith
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Banquet of New Sorority
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Nujel
MR. Williams
Historical Society
Kentucky U
National Capital
Abraham Lincoln
District Columbia
Molar Hin
Valentino
Wilson
Glouster
Everett Parker Athens
Ernst Nurseries
Eaton
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Athens Messenger
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