Social Courtesies for Mrs Lewis Highlight Charleston Visit
Mrs W D Lewis of Charleston is the guest of her sister Mrs H J Brown at 73 North Congress street. She has enjoyed a string of social functions facing her departure Friday afternoon, including bridge parties, luncheons, dinners, and sorority events with local families and clubs. The schedule features six tables of bridge at Mrs Brown's, four tables at the Moler home, a five table event at Mrs Gross and Mrs Deissle’s, a luncheon at The Colonial, and a dance at the Varsity Inn, with planned appearances at Sunnyside Needle club and a Valentine party for Home Guards.
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Lewis
W. D. Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
Brown
Carl Stickney
Hal W. Murphy
W. E. Moler
C. R. Hodkins
Moler
F. L. Preston
C. W. Gross
L. I. Deissle
Gross
Morris Avenue
C. W. Hodkins
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Colonial
Will Ww. Coe
Hotel Berry
Tuesday Needle club dinner and social notes in Athens
The article covers a Tuesday Needle club dinner at Dr. and Mrs. Wiley Sprague’s home in Athens with 48 guests including out-of-town visitors Mrs. A. D. Sprague and Mrs. P. E. Snyder. It mentions Valentine themed decorations, piano solos by Marion Sprague, and other social items at Varsity Inn and the Country Club plus a postponed church sale due to a death. Allen D. Sprague arrives from Kansas City to Akron with his wife after a ten day Athens visit.
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Wiley Sprague
Morris Avenue
A. D. Sprague
Kansas City
Sprague
P. E. Snyder
Blanchester
Harry
Ohio University
Marion Sprague
Allen D. Sprague
Miller Rubber Company
Akron
Athens
Woman Honored Named Kentucky State Librarian
Mrs. J. Campbell Cantrill of Louisville has been named state librarian, the highest office a woman can hold in Kentucky. She also serves as vice chairman of the National Democratic Committee, a top party role. Her husband had died on the eve of his intended selection.
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Kentucky
J. Campbell Cantrill
Louisville
National Democratic Committee
Motorist Fined For Parking Offense In Glouster
William Maple of Glouster pleaded guilty in Mayor Koons' court to parking an automobile on a city street without proper display of lights. He was fined five dollars, paid the fine, and was released Tuesday night.
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William Maple
Glouster
Koons
Deaths Ruth Hains New Marshfield
Ruth Hains three day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Hains died at Union home. Burial set for Thursday at Union cemetery at 2 o clock. One child survives the parents.
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Ruth Hains
New Marshfield
Ruth
Everett Hains
Union
Target of arrest in Belmont County liquor case argued
Paul Swez was arrested on illegal liquor possession charges after police seized jugs used as evidence. Attorney D Allen Bond of St. Clairsville, former state representative, argues Swez was the intended target of the enforcement action.
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Maynard
Paul Swez
D. ‘Allen Bond
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Swez
Woman fined for assaulting schoolteacher in class disruption
Mrs Agnes Renner was fined 55 dollars after an assault on Miss Gertrude Simpson, a schoolteacher, and the disturbance of classes in St Clairsville. Renner claimed the teacher had whipped her child for disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
Agnes Renner
Miss Gertrude Simpson
Miss Simpson
Army planes to break ice jams in Platte and Missouri rivers
Secretary of War Weeks authorized use of army bombing airplanes to break up ice jams in the Platte River and Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Platte
Missouri
Debate Set as Athens and Wellston Clash in League Meet
The high school debate opens Friday at 7 pm in Athens high assembly hall. John Hancock battles Athens high negative while Hancock faces Wellston, with Athens and Wellston teams also meeting. The question: Resolved United States should enter the League of Nations. Team rosters listed with alternates. Semifinals February 22, finals March 7 at Ohio University and Marietta College.
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League of Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Marietta College
Athens
John Hancock High School
Athens High
Wellston
John Hancock
United States
League of Nations
Edgar Zick
Doris Morton
Kenneth Wilcox
Vianna Roush
Harold Wrykoff
Virginia Knecht
Robert Dixon
Ted Schmidt
A Word to Women About Lydia Pinkham's Remedy
A survey of 121 thousand women who used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound found 98 out of every 100 reporting benefit. The piece argues the remedy effectively lowers the ills of womanhood and urges sick women to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F
Pinkham
Captain James Golden Speaks on Preparedness at Kiwanis
A Windsor Kiwanis gathering featured Captain James Golden of the U S Army discussing wars and the need for national readiness. He warned that lack of preparation hurts national security and urged strong support for the National Guard, with future plans including a February 26 dinner and dance for members and ladies.
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Kiwanis
Windsor
F. X. Rauch
Mandelay
United States
Captain Golden
France
Mexico
Europe
Orient
National Guard
Tobacco Wins Friends for Ohio Woman Realtor
Cleveland physician Mrs J L Chapman secretary of Land Title Abstract and Trust Co explains how a box of cigars at her desk helps her close business. She says men in business will treat her as an executive if she invites them to smoke and keeps a confident, welcoming routine despite the ash litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
J. L. Chapman
Land Title Abstract and Trust Company
COLOBUS TO HOST ROSCOE SIMMONS MAR 3
ROSCOE SIMMONS, CHICAGO NEGRO ORATOR, WILL SPEAK IN COLUMBUS MARCH 3 AT THE FROGS CLUB. ROY WHITE, MESSENGER IN GOVERNOR DONAHOE S OFFICE AND CLUB PRESIDENT, ANNOUNCED.
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Colubus
Roscoe Simmons
Chicago
Frogs Club
Negro Sociil
Roy White
A. V. Donahey
Henderson sues Shunk for back pay in 1400 dollars
Samuel I Henderson files in common pleas court against John Q Shunk trustee of Shunk Manufacturing for 1400 dollars claiming seven months of unpaid salary as assistant sales manager and consulting engineer at 200 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus, O
Samuel I’. Henderson
Common Pleas
John Q Shunk
Shunk Manufacturing Company
Lawrence County Parties Lose in Appeals to Court
Penalties on two Ironton defendants were upheld by the state supreme court yesterday. Leese Watkins must serve one year in the penitentiary and pay a $500 fine for liquor manufacturing. Emma Haas, convicted of contempt of court, was denied reversal after writing a letter accusing Common Pleas Judge A. J. Layne of taking a bribe.
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Columbus
Ironton
State Supreme Court
Leese Watkins
Emma Haas
Common Pleas
A. J. Layne
Lawrence County
Oil Transformer Explosion Burns Three Men at Plant
Three men were badly burned when oil sprayed from a blazing transformer at the National Mattleable Castings plant in Cleveland. William Carban, 27, is critically injured. Ray Faye, 30, and George Steward, 24, also injured but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Mattleable Castings
William Carban
Ray Faye
George Steward
Suspected Yeegmen Held to Grand Jury in Chillicothe
Chillicothe February 18. Paul Nick Carter Pittsburg Lonnie Conners Huntington W Va and W Hi Brown East Liverpool were held to the grand jury by Mayor A T Minshall after waiving examination on charges of possessing burglars tools. Bonds set at 5000 each. Carter also faced a possible charge of carrying a gun.
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Chillicothe
Paul “Nick” Carter
Pittsburg
Lonnie Conners
Huntington
W. Va
W. Hi. Brown
East Liverpool
Yeegmen
A. T. Minshall
Carter
Lincoln Day Observed at Athens High School
Athens High School held a Lincoln Day program in the assembly with Delphian literary society members from all four grades. Ralph Wharton spoke for the society, Louise Kerr read Whitman, and poems by Hallene Woods, Honore Stricker, and Alice Carter were performed. The school closed with Star Spangled Banner and Gettysburg address readings. Officers listed: Josephine Marshall president, Violet Collina vice president, Rex Noush secretary-treasurer.
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Lincoln
Athens High School
Delphian Literary Society
Hich
America
Ralph Wharton
Helf
Éncotn
Louise Kerr
Matt Whitman
Charles Shaffer
Hallene Woods
Honore Stricker
Mary Shipman Andrews
Alice Carter
Josephine Marshall
Violet Collina
Rex Noush
Intake Rising After Echeos Opens
Intake at I9 increases as echeos opens, signaling growing demand and early usage trends.
State Supreme Court affirms $4000 damages in X Ray burns case
The Ohio State Supreme Court upheld lower court rulings awarding Fred Hoover of Dover $4,000 against Dr. D W Shumaker of Dover for burns received during X ray treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
State Supreme Court
Fred.Hoover
Dover
D. W. Shumaker
Burns
Olive Tablets claim to aid pallid skin and poor appetite
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute. It claims olive color tablets cleanse the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects, improve skin tone, eyes, and buoyancy, and include dosing of one or two nightly with boxed prices of 15c and 30c.
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Edwards
Dr. A
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