Society and Personal Mention Luncheon Guests
Miss Mary Noss hosts a Wednesday luncheon at the faculty dining room 35 South Court Street for Prof. and Mrs. Eber Johnson of Oberlin. Johnson will headline a concert at Ewing Auditorium, eight place settings prepared for Mr. and Mrs. De Forest W. Ingerham and others. A Valentine party decor themed with hearts featured Miss Hulda Murphy and Miss Gladys Brooks as first prize winners, with many attendees noted.
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Mary Noss
Theuilty Dining Room
South Col‘street
Eber Johnson
Oberlin
Professor Johnson
Oberlin College
Ewing Auditorium
de Forest W. Ingerham
Victor ‘Lekburg
William Bennett Shimp
Ness
Mr. Johnson
Chautauqua, N. Y
New York Symphony
Business Woman's Club
Banco
Hulda Murphy
Gladys Brooks
Alice Brewer
Pins May Herron
F. R. Foster
Emma Price
Hulda Mary
Golda Cross
Florence Cross
Thelma Lehew
Florence West
Tom Blackford
Grace Cochran
Royal Bertine Hixson
A. P. Hixson
North
Lancaster Street
Kathleen Carpenter
Beety Hoyt McCoy
Margaret Anne Thompson
Virginia McVay
Anna Kyle
Valentine
A. D. Townsend
Dr. Thompson
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Hazel Everett
Martha McVay
Anna Skyle
Helen Hooper
Virginia Hooper
Plains boys and girls to form garden and canning club
The Plains plans for a garden and canning club with 64 youths already signed up. Prof Wallace reports early work underway and vows rich social and educational benefits, healthful food, and possible surplus sales. Parents’ cooperation urged as staff oversight pledged. Names of initial members listed.
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KE. J. Walla
Wallace
Board of Education
the Plains
the Garden and Canning Club
Enera McGee
Tayfer Matson
Burene Coons
Lester Lemaster
Vern Wallace
Eva Savely
Opal Gould
Six Taken To Lima State Hospital
Milo G. Six, 19, was sentenced by Probate Judge S. M. Johnson and taken to Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane this morning following the October 20 shooting of Eifort Prater in Carbondale. Sheriff William Williams escorted him to the facility. The indefinite commitment was ordered by the court last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Lima State Hospital
Eifort Prater
Carbondale
Milo G. Six
William Williams
S. M. Johnson
Hi Y Program at Athens High School Arranged
Hi Y boys at Athens High School will discuss Do I Owe Christianity with Foster Cornwell and advisor supervision. The year long program, announced by Principal F E Harshman, lists monthly discussion topics and student leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y Boys
Athens High School
Foster Cornwell
F. E. Harshman
Raymond Carmichael
William Cooper
Edward Rosser
Ohio
Jack Wadley
Paul Saylor
Eldridge Whipple
Fred Rice
Prominent Democrats to Testify on Campaign Funds
Senate Teapot Dome committee will summon leading Democrats to explain how the 1920 presidential campaign deficit was reduced by 400000 by 1924. Chairman Nye said there is no public record of the source, noting Sinclair testified he contributed to both parties in 1922 and suggesting Bond profits may tie to a 1921 Continental trading company deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Nye
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Pan American Projects Remain Unsolved At Havana Conference
Less than a week before closing, the sixth Pan American conference sits in gloom as key issues linger. The public international law committee stalls on intervention with Argentine leader Dr Honorito Wueyrredon at the center, opposing trade barriers without a constitutional clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Committee On Public International Law
Honorito Wueyrredon
Valentine's Day Delights Distract Athens Students
Children at Athens schools could not study as valentines flooded classrooms and mailboxes. Teachers opened boxes of homemade and store bought cards while clerks at the post office reported busy days. The tradition, rooted in England and Scotland, brings sweet exchanges and promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Miss Shuster
Central School
Bandit Ends Flight With Self-inflicted Death in NYC Holdup
A bandit shot a pool hall proprietor for $40 on Seventh Avenue, wounding Bello De Elbe, a building owner. A patrolman ordered him to halt. the bandit fired at the officer and then killed himself with a shot to the temple, ending the arrest attempt. The bystander was wounded in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Seventh Avenue
Bello de Elbe
de Elbe
Senate panel postpones coal investigation meeting
Washington February 14 The Senate Interstate Commerce committee postponed its meeting to today and will report favorably on the Johnston resolution for investigation of bituminous coal mining conditions. Chairman Watson said the report probably will be made tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Watson
Jerseyville Schools to Present Operetta
Jerseyville schools stage an operetta Wednesday and Thursday under Miss Julia Stanley. Students from Jerseyville Albany and Athens township will perform in the Grange Hall formerly the Christian church in Jerseyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
Julia Stanley
Albany
Athens Township
Grange Hall
Old Christian Church
Sound Sleep Nerve Vitalixer Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertorial claims a single dose of WHIEEL ER'S NERVE VITALIXER eases nervous spells and extreme exhaustion by promoting sleep and recuperation. It offers a sample bottle for 10 cents via J W. Brant Co. Dept 69 Albion Michigan and notes a regular bottle for $1.10 at most drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whieeler
J W. Brant Co
Albion
Mich
Cleveland Missing Girl Alert
Detective inspector Cody was asked by Loudenville police to search for Dorothy Rogers a 14 year old schoolgirl who disappeared from Loudenville on Monday. She was last seen on a highway toward Cleveland according to Loudenville police.
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Cleveland
O.R
Cornelius W. Cody
Loudenville
Dorothy Rogers
University Men Begin Practice for Musical Comedy
Thirty five Ohio university men started chorus rehearsals for Hello Happiness the upcoming musical comedy to be presented by the Ohio university Comedians on March 6 and 7. Directors are Professor C. Robinson and Harold Evans with Paul Rogers Bill Martinee supervising the choruses and specialty acts. The roster lists Powder Puff Pets and Hello Happiness groups with members including Bob Downing Don Berrett Bob Oakes Harold Brasie Francis Cardot Whyne Matthews Dan Krapp Vincent Jukes J. Charles Dulin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bob Oakes
Harold Brasie
Francis Cardot
Whyne Matthews
Dan Krapp
Vincent Jukes
Paul Rogers
Jack Entin
Bob Downing
Don Berrett
Francie Cardot
Wayne Matthews
Evan Jones
J. Charles Dulin
Dave Yoder
Ted Cowen
Willis Brown
Edgar Zick
Don MacPherson
John Alden
Roy Cox
Body Found in Ruins of Wickliffe House
The body of Herman Stoever aged 56 was found among the ruins of the Stoever house in Wickliffe after a fire that reduced the structure to ashes. Local investigators reported no immediate identification details available at discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Herman Stoever
Stoever
Wickliffe
Athens Merchants Bid for Bi Monthly Keen Booths
The bi monthly Athens Keen competition set up booths for displaying goods as town merchants, led by Gus White of Kiwanis. All floor booths have been sold, White reported, reflecting strong local business interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Déiscus
Athens
Tion
Gus White
White
Northwestern Loses Top Weight Thrower To Exam Failure
Northwestern cuts ties with Arnold Karsten once a top Big track weight thrower after he fails mid year examinations. The incident ends Karsten's season and impacts the team’s Big track prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Arnold Karsten
That Baby You've Longed For That Baby You've Longed For
Mrs. Burton of Kanane advises on motherhood sharing years of nervousness and stiffness, describing happiness as a true companion with her husband. She invites letters to her Kansas correspondence address for guidance.
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Faculty
Business Womens
T. R. Biddle
Bertha Brown
Gladys Jones
Francy Cochran
Geneva Jones
R. C. M. Hastings
Columbus
C. P. Lauderbaugh
Lucile Hastings
A. H. Rhodes
W. M. Hughes
Lovell Rhodes
Minersville
Dorotha Louise Rhodes
E. N. Cullums, Jr
Betty Eleanor
Charleston
W. Va
South Court Street
E. D. Cooley and Son
Floyd Wolfe
E. B. Foraker
Dixie Fair
South Charleston
Nell F. Robinson
Grosvenor Street
I. M. Biedegnan
St. Louis
M. E. Chatley
Indianapolis
Ind
National Educational Board of the Christian Church
Morris Parker
Newark
BF. A. Moore
Fred C. Wolverton
J. E. Williams
Pearl Drake
Montrose Avenue
Wallace IN Charge
John Hunt
Edward Smith
Christens Cochran
Waller Mekiary
Veryle Whetstone
Alfred Gabriel
Anna Vallo
Gladys Workman
Lulu Workman
Raymond Tinkhem
James Buffington
Lewis Riley
Wilmer Cowell
Basil Cullison
Raymond Anderson
Alma Lovsey
James Rutter
D. M. Lohse
Lee Lee
Leslie Coon
Norman Smith
Paul Bowe
Willis West
Woodrow Mercer
Joseph Manda
Lucille Six
W. J. Parfitt
Verna Nagle
Evelyn Yeager
Martha Smith
Gabriel Dow
V. Thompson
R. D. Darnell
F. M. Bradshaw
Annetta Stines
Mildred Michael
Delmar Buffington
Floyd Matheny
Co. P. Hunter
D. H. Bricker
D. F E. Cowan
Robert McWilliam
Mary Zimmerman
Edith West
Verna Dukeman
Frances Harrison
Fileen Hushower
Winnefred Felitsky
Aul Darnell
James Tinkham
Ben Scurlock
Clair Ball
F. H. Elis
Raymond McWilliam
Catherine Karstow
Irene Krivesti
Helen Novotni
A. Risley
Wilbur Potts
E. D. McNutt
John Alichney
John Savage
M. O. Bryan
C. V. Stalder
W. G. Moore
E. Bowe
F. N. Tate
R. W. Moon
Russell Jellison
H. G. Lovsey
Mary Hunter
H. Dpd
Bischof
Big Daylight
U.2
England
Scotland
Bandit
Self
Jerseyville Schools
Wittenberg
Cline’s
Erat
Rexall
Ve Lin «J Pharmacy CO
Te Fuller
Shop For Children
Cline
George O. Thurn
Henry
Mom
Lucy
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Purple
Karsten
Eaton, Crane
Pike
South Court House
Sommer’s Store
Wayne Maid
Pron
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