Pallas Club Celebrates Anniversary in Athens
The Pallas club met at Mrs. T. W. Craig’s home for its anniversary. New members Miss Genevieve Apgar and Miss Jane Atwood were elected, with lectures on Nature Study planned for next year. A large Ohio Antiques display drew interest from members and guests.
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Pallas Club
T. W. Craig
South Court Street
Genevieve Apgar
Jane Atwood
Ohio University
Miss Apgar
Miss Atwood
Roe Zenner
A. B. Roe
Helen Leech
Sarah Poston
F E. B. Bryan
Ohio
Coonskin
MecGuffey
McGuffey
Zine Courtney
Robert Boyle
J. N. Brown
Holland
Norman Brennerhasset
Co. G. Matthew
E. J. Mansfield
Athens
G. I. Putnam
W. H. McKee
J. P. Porter
Laura Bailey
Church Street
Death of Mrs. E. J. Foster Reported in Lancaster
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. E. J. Foster mother of Mrs. J. H. Gross at her Lancaster home. Burial will be Wednesday in Sugar Grove. Mrs. Foster was with her daughter at the time of death.
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J. H. Gross
E. J. Foster
Gross
Lancaster
Sugar Grove
Sisters Visit Columbus Relative Busy Sunday
Mrs Abram Williams and Mrs Co D Ashworth spent Sunday in Columbus with their sister Mrs J Homer Scott, sharing time and family news in the city.
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Abram Williams
Co. D. Ashworth
Columbus
J. Homer Scott
Woman's Bible Class Entertained by Mrs Goldsberry
The Presbyterian Church women’s Bible class will be entertained by Mrs F E Goldsberry at 221 East State Street at 7 59 Tuesday evening, moved from the usual Thursday schedule.
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The
Presbyterian Church
F. E. Goldsberry
East State Street
Rossi Guests of Wells on North College Street
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rossi of Columbus were weekend visitors hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wells on North College Street.
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A. C. Rossi
Columbus
A. B. Wells
North College Street
Dowler Visit in New Marshfield with Mrs Dowler
Mr and Mrs P G Dowler visited today in New Marshfield with the former's mother Mrs J H Dowler.
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P. G. Dowler
New Marshfield
J. H. Dowler
Varneys Visit New Grandchild at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs J S Varney of Columbus visited at 9 Church Street the home of Mr and Mrs P G Dowler to meet their first grandchild Carl Grant born February 12 to Mr and Mrs Carl Ferguson at Sheltering Arms hospital.
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J. S. Varney
Columbus
P. G. ‘Dowler
Church = street
Carl Grant
Carl Ferguson
Church Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sunday Creek Floods Road Between Glouster and Trimble
Flood stage reached Sunday as Sunday Creek submerged the main road between Glouster and Trimble. Despite warnings, drivers used low cars and some stalled, needing to be pulled free. Crest occurred Sunday night with gradual fall starting Monday morning.
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Glouster
Trimble
Redtown
Pastor Frampton Fills Lynchburg Pulpit Absence Causes No Services
Rev. C. B. Frampton, pastor of the Church of Christ in Glouster, preached in Lynchburg Sunday. His absence left the Glouster church without any preaching services on Sunday.
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Glouster
C. B. Frampton
Church of Christ
Lynchburg
Mrs Wallace to undergo appendicitis operation
Glouster February 15 Mrs Lawrence Wallace leaves for Grant Hospital Columbus to undergo an appendicitis operation. She will be accompanied by Mr Wallace and Dr E LeFever.
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Glouster
Lawrence Wallace
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Wallace
E. LeFever
Family Notices Record Illness and Birth in Springfield and Jacksonville
Mrs. Ella Shirley and brother Tom Drugegan of Springfield were called here the last of the week by the illness of their father R. F. Druggan. Dr F H May was a Columbus business visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs David Cox of Jackson- ville are parents of a son born Friday. Mrs T A Noon returned Sun-
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Ella Shirley
Tom Drugegan
Springfield
R. F.druggan
F. H. May
Columbus
David Cox
Jacksonville
T. A. Noon
Evening in Columbus Guests Return Home
Mrs. Moon was a guest of friends in Columbus for several days and returned home with Mr. Moon who accompanied her on Sunday.
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Columbus
Mr. Moon
Home From Hospital For Hambel Family
Postmaster and Mrs. H I F Hambel and their four year old son Raymond returned from Grant hospital in Columbus Sunday evening after Raymond had an appendicitis operation on January 30.
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Glouster
H. If’. Hambel
Raymond
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Infant Gerald Sampson Dies In Glouster Home
Two weeks old Gerald son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sampson died at their Locust Street home Sunday night. Burial scheduled for Maplewood Cemetery Tuesday at 1 36 PM.
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Glouster
Gerald
Oscar Sampson
Locust Street
Maplewood
Snowfall Totals in Athens Reach 12.21 Inches
Snow fell in Athens on the fourteenth day of winter, totaling 12.21 inches for the season. Rain through the weekend melted much of the snow on streets and sidewalks leaving ice and hazardous walking conditions, with a thaw by Monday noon. The Hocking River was reported bountiful and rising this morning.
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Hocking
Liquor owner fined for illicit liquor manufacture
Steve Toth of Modoc pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig for possessing liquor and equipment to manufacture liquor. He was fined $100 plus costs after officers found five gallons of mash in his home. Officers J Jonas J Lines Morton H Dalton and Yates reported the discovery.
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Steve Toth
Modoc
Pearl W. Helwig
Toth
J. Jonas
J. Lines
Morton
H. Dalton
Yates
Appearance Of Chain Letter II Ath ens Reveals Senders As Prominent Citizens
Prohibition Inspectors H. A. Lines and Joe Jonas accuse local officials in Glouster of lax enforcement as chain letters circulate nationwide. The 1926 item names prominent Athenians and university figures linked to the chain letters while urging action to end the private gains and illegality tied to mail fraud and liquor law violations.
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Athens
Hocking River Rises Over Nine Feet in Two Days
The Hocking River climbed 9.40 feet in two days, from 4.90 to 14.30 feet, as rainfall of 1.26 inches on Sunday swelled streams around Athens. The Athens Nelsonville road near the log cabin curve suffered a large landslide, covering most of the road. Officials warn the hillside has shifted before and cannot be stopped. cleanup will cost a substantial sum.
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Hocking
C. N. France
East Bridge
Athens
Nelsonville
Ohio University Alumni Worldwide Span Many Nations
A review of Ohio University graduates shows living alumni in 24 foreign countries and every U S state. Athens County counts 546 living alumni, with 177 in West Virginia ranking second. China leads foreign nations with 12 graduates.
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Ohio University
Athens County
West Virginia
Ohio
China
Hit by hit-skip driver in Columbus injures man
In Columbus on February 15 John Hatfield, 31, was struck by a non-stop motorist and left in semi-conscious condition. He was taken to University Hospital with scalp lacerations thought to be his only injuries, doctors predicting recovery.
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Columbus
John Hatfield
University Hospital
Public Forum in Nelsonville on Local Governance 1926
Public Forum in Nelsonville Ohio on February 109 1926 features criticism of Mayor Parks for handling local issues and prior disagreements over payments to inspectors Jonas and Sines. The dialogue references Glouster conditions, election timing, and disputed pay owed to the inspectors over more than a year.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Glouster
Parks
Jonas
Myself
Comrade Bowman Letter Clarifies Editorial Link to Lee and Stonewall
Civil War veteran J. B. Allen defends Confederacy while denouncing an editorial call for North to honor Geneva Lee and Stonewall Jackson. He notes the editorial was by a syndicate writer and states Lee’s Hall of Fame status mirrors Grants in victory. Allen recounts Confederate memorial days and discusses flags in processions.
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Messenger
Bowman
The
Geneva Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Jackson
Congress
Washington
South
Grant
Food price contrast between Apopka and Athens in Florida
A letter from H. H. Williams, a building contractor and retired farmer from Athens, notes food prices in Apopka Florida are higher than in Athens. He cites milk at twenty cents a quart and eggs ranging sixty to seventy five cents a dozen, describing higher costs in central and southern Florida.
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Florida
Athens
Apopka
Rom
H. Williams
Obituary: John J. Bausch Dies at 95 in Rochester
Rochester leader John Jacob Bausch founder and president of Bausch and Lomb Optical died at his home after a four week illness. His firm had branches worldwide and he was 95.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Jacob Bausch
Bausch and Lomb Optical * Company
Bow Wow Mystery Leads to Tiny Mouse Discovery
Ruth Ann Grover, 17 months, excitedly calls out bow wow for fuzzy things. The baby brings a live mouse to her mother, who hides it in a drawer before it escapes, leaving the family surprised by the unusual term and unexpected pet.
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Ruth Ann Grover
B. T. Grover
Ruth Ann
Mr. Grover
Bergdoll Held by Police in Heidelberg Case
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll of Philadelphia remains in local custody in Mosbach Germany as authorities continue inquiry into charges of committing an offense against a young girl in Heidelberg in 1923.
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Mosbach
Germany
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Heidelberg
New Hygiene Promises Safer Fit with Kotex Pads
An ad touts Kotex as a daily aid for women to avoid embarrassment and hazards of older sanitary pads. It claims high absorbency, deodorizing effect, no laundry, and easy disposal, available in drug or department stores for a few cents per package of twelve.
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KOTEX
Complainants to Face Examining Judge With Bergdoll
The complainants in the case will likely be brought before the examining judge together with Bergdoll either late today or tomorrow.
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Bergdoll
John D Endows Great Museum
Catro February 15 There was great enthusiasm in the town after the announcement that Dr John D Endows Great Museum will be established here. The plan promises cultural enrichment and attracts local support.
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John D. Endows Great Museum
Catro
Rockefellers Donation For Museum And Institute
James H Breastead of the University of Chicago notes John D Rockefeller has given 10 million dollars to fund a museum and an archaeological institute. Rockefeller says humanity owes a debt to Egypt and the museum will be one of the finest in the world. A bloodless radio knife for surgery is reported as invented.
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James H. Breastead
University of Chicago
John @. Rockefeller
Hom Rockefeller
Egypt
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New York
Athens Messenger
S. E
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Fred Hooper
Minerva Lewis
UUU the Security Savings Bank
United States
the Security Savings Bank
E. B. Bryan
O. C. Bird
James P. Porter
Ray Latham
J. E. Bain
W. A. Jessup
Iowa University
C. A. Yoakum
Pericks
Lines
Mr. Earhart
Parko
Kim
Sines
Mr. Parks
Secret Service
Justice Helwig
H. A. Lines
Joe Jonas
Nelsonville Road
O. U.S
Doan
Mary Schofield
Washington St
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo
N.Y
the Lamborn Studies
J. B. Allen
Apopka, Florida
ATRES
Sgares
Athens Dry Cleaning Co
Shellmans
N. Court St
Mom’n Pop
MR. Tyte
Jeremiah
Buckeye
Board of
Vicinity
Buckeye Building
West Gay Stadium
Slingluff
Val-Venice
Tyts
Ewing Auditorium
PARTY
Lostro Bldg
Lucy
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