Society Notes From Columbus Hardware Meetings and Visits
Mr and Mrs L C Kerr traveled to Columbus for the Ohio Hardware Dealers convention while others including Mr Fred Wheaton, Mr L G Worstell, Mr W A Carpenter and Mr uy Fierce attended state hardware dealer gatherings. Mrs E C Logan of Chicago arrived to visit her son W H Logan and family. The Logans and Mrs R F Demers and Mrs Edward Lockard plan a Ft Lauderdale visit. Mrs Claude B Parker of Gallpolis attended the college play The Lottery Man with niece Miss Jean Gist in the lead. Mr and Mrs Fred Graves returned from Harrisonville after funeral services for Oscar Graves. Mrs A D Townsend left for Jellico Tenn to visit relatives Charles H Townsend’s family welcomes her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Kerr
Columbus
Mr. Kerr
Ohio Hardware Dealers Convention
W. A. Carpenter
Uy Fierce
E. C. Logan
Chicago
W. H. Logan
Phyllis
R.F. Demers
Edward Lockard
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
W. S. ‘Foutch
Claude B. Parker
Gallipolis
C. D. Gist
Miss Jean Gist
Fred Graves
Harrisonville
Oscar Graves
A. D. Townsend
Jellico, Tenn
Rutherford to Return Home After Visit in Athens
Mr W H Rutherford of Rutland will leave for home Friday after a several days visit at his sister Mrs Frank Hamilton 200 West State street and with other Athens relatives. Mrs Oscar Fulton is in Portsouth today to see her uncle Dr Williams who is ill. The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the D A R will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs J A Slingluff of East State and Morris avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rutherford
Rutland
Frank Hamilton
West State Street
Athens
Oscar Fulton
Portsouth
Dr.Williams
Nabby Lee Ames
J. A. Slingluff
East State
Morris Avenue
Womans Home Missionary Society Meets at First M E
The society gathers Friday at 1 30 p m in the First M E church with a jelly or canned fruit drive for the deaconess home. Grace Steinbeck, national Y W C A secretary in Fukien China, speaks at 3 p m in the First M BE church auditorium as guest of the Ohio university Y W C A. All women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society
M. FE
Grace Steinbeck
M. BE
Steinbeck
Y. W. Cc.a
Fukien
China
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio University Y. W. C. A
Miss Steinbeck
Higley Circle Patriotic Program At Mrs Davidson Home
Higley Study Circle hosts a patriotic annual and guest day at 152 North Congress with Washington and Lincoln images and decorations. Roll call quotes McKinley. program features include vocal solos, a reading on Mary Washington, a piano contest, and Valentine box love letters. Annie Davidson delivers Uncle Sam greetings amid luncheon solos by Mrs. Frank M. McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Circle
Washington’s
Lincoln
Bart Davidson
North Congress Street
Higley Study Circle
McKinley
Samuel Siegel
Mary Washington
Arthur A. Wolfe
S. M. Haffey
H. A. Junod
John Finsterwald
George Dyson
Freda Chapman
Russell Rupp
O. L. Hoisington
Sara Fitton
Mary Ellen
Child's Conservation League Meeting Highlights Talks and Prizes
The Child's Conservation League met at 34 West Washington Wednesday evening. Nurse Munn requested more layettes. Papers by Mrs C. W. Stone on Seven Great Sins Against Childhood and Mrs James Lewis on No Child is Really Bad were read, drawn from February Delineators by gelo Patri. Mrs E D Sayre spoke on club work amid federation talks. In a spice sense test, Mrs W E Moler won first and Mrs Franklin Calvert consolation. Dainty Valentine refreshments were served. guests included Mrs M M Kerr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Conservation League
Fred Fenzel
West Washington Street
Ernest R. Gross
Frank W. Cone
Munn
C. W. Stone
James Lewis
Gelo Patri
New York
Rs .E. D. Sayre
W. E. Moler
Franklin Calvin
St. Valentine
M.M. Kerr
S. Grones
G. L. Fenzel
A. S. Bethel
A. E. Whaley
Carl Neff
W.E. Moler
Ohio university TNT club dinner dance at Windsor
The T. N. T. club of Ohio University will entertain with a dinner dance at the Windsor Friday evening. Covers will be laid for 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Club
Ohio University
Windsor
German chemist claims half price imitation coal
A German chemist announces a new imitation coal that mimics the real material at half the cost, presenting a cheaper alternative to consumers seeking fuel efficiency. The claim emphasizes cost savings and material similarity to traditional coal.
What Dyspeptics Should Eat Says Medical Authority
Medical authorities urge two options for acid stomachs. Limit foods that irritate the stomach or counteract excess acid with Bisurated Magnesia at meals. A teaspoon of powder or two five grain tablets in water will neutralize acid and aid digestion without laxative effects.
Harmony Hill and Little Hocking Social Roundup
Harmony Hill residents shared visits with S. H. Noland and G. K. Thorpe attended a grange meeting. The Foster family hosted relatives including Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Millard Foster's recovery from blood poisoning. Attendees at Hill funeral and local church events were noted along with visitors from Glouster and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Noland
Little Hocking
G. K. Thorpe
Grange
Millard Foster
Fred Smith
Foster
Milo Foster
Mary A. Foster
Coggeshall
Dutton
Charles Cunningham
James Tippie
BE. L. Wilson
Charles Harris
Harmony Hill
Toreh
BE l L. Wilson
Mabel Mandry
Glouster
Howard Oakes
Newberry
J. C. Coggeshall
Grace Melrose
West Virginia
Japanese tennis star brings bride to United States
Zenzo Shimidzu, famed in the United States for his tennis prowess, arrives with his bride Miss Fukushima, daughter of a wealthy northern Japan banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Zenzo Shimidzu
Miss Fukushima
Japan
Twenty Six Ulsterites Released After Border Raids
London February 16 Twenty six more Ulsterites seized by Irish republicans in last week's border raids were released Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill announced in the House of Commons this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair
Ancient home remedy warns against harsh alkalis in soaps and shampoos drying the scalp and brittle hair. Recommends Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless for daily use, claiming it cleanses thoroughly, lathers well, and leaves hair lustrous and manageable.
Colds Endanger Health Warned By Authorities
Public health officials urge action against persistent colds linking to pneumonia and grippe. The ad touts Kurokol as the safest fastest treatment with first dose limiting sneezing and coughing and second and third doses stopping the cold. druggists allegedly refund money if unsatisfied.
Correcting a Misrepresentation About Pastor Russell’s Writings
Leonard Tucker of Athena Ohio writes February 15 1922 to PUBLIC FORUM disputing claims that Pastor Russell teaches a third chance after Adam. He cites the Divine Plan of the Age page 180 and the Watch Tower January 15 1912 asserting a first loss in Adam and a second chance in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Russell
Devine
Christ
Leonard Tucker
Athena
Hardware men meet Columbus market decline discussants
A question box highlighted today's Ohio Hardware association session in Columbus. Albert Scattler of Columbus led the discussion on market declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Hardware Association
Albert Scattler
Fate in balance as Italian cabinet hangs on vote
Rome February 16 The fate of the Bonomi cabinet hung in the balance as parliament convened after a recess. The session opened amid uncertainty with concerns over support and possible reshaping of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
International News Service
Bonomi
Glouster Composer Thrives Amid Cincinnati Stage Arts
Glouster George Rambo a Jacksonville student at Cincinnati College of Music shines as a tenor on a Cincinnati concert program with the Poppeldorf String Quartet and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. In Glouster officers served a search warrant on Van Lyle for an alleged operation, but he was not at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rambo
Jacksonville
Cincinnati College of Music
Cincinnati
Poppeldorf String Quartet
Queen City
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Court of Justice
Helwig
Athens
Mariner
Glouster
Marshal Williams
van Lyle
Old Wagon Bridge
Front Street
Lyle
Office of Justice
Taxi Driver Chet Morris Involved In Trimble Crash
Chet Morris a crippled Athens taxi driver lost control on a slick hill by Trimble bridge on the Jacksonville road yesterday forenoon. J H Cobb assisted Morris after Morris’s car overturned. A third car hit Cobb’s New System Bakery truck pushing it into a ditch. no serious damage occurred and all three vehicles continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Jacksonvillea
Chet Morris
Athens
J. H. Cobb
New System Bakery
Mr. Morris
Morris
Jacksonville
Cobb
Bryson Lumber Co. Owner Confined at Home by Illness
Z W Bryson of the Bryson Lumber Co is confined to his Urbancrest home due to illness. He has struggled with health for several weeks and has now been largely confined to residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Bryson
The
Bryson Lumber Co
Urbancrest
Mr. Bryson
Carey in Columbus for Ohio Land Co business
J. B. Carey, agent for the Ohio Land Co., is in Columbus on business connected with his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Carey
The
Ohio Land Co
Columbus
Cornwell Seeks Specialist Help For Illness In Columbus
G A Cornwell nearly recovered from a serious illness and traveled to Columbus with his son Chas Cornwell of Athens to consult a medical specialist. He expects to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Cornwell
Columbus
Chas, Cornwell
Athens
Cornwell
Mrs Bryson Nominates Visit to Columbus with Daughter
Mrs W W Bryson traveled to Columbus this morning to spend a few days with her daughter Miss Bernadine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bryson
Columbus
Miss Bernadine
Banquet Honors Eagle Minstrels Members
The Fraternal Order of Wagies hosted a last night banquet for lodge members who participated in the Eagle Minstrels at the opera house last month. The Chapman restaurant served the meal with seating for about forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Wagies
Opera House
Chapman
Weather and social notes from Hockingport and nearby
Readers report snow replacing mud after a storm. Local events include a Valentine day at the school, a parent teachers day planned, and visits by families from Parkersburg and Bremen. An oil well was dry and workers returned home after the unsuccessful drill. The community mourns Henrietta Bumgardner M E church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gunnel
Nelson Dutton
Little Hocking
Joe Keever
Parkersburg
Fred Medley
Herbert Hall
Baltimore
Burt
Bremen
Austin Hall
West Virginia
Julian Adams
Marietta High
H. K. Adams
Ethel
Jessie
Gladys Parker
B. K. Parker
Henrietta Bumgardner
Our Town
M. E. Church
Pupil nurse Esther Warrick dies by carbolic acid
Despondent over ill health and in the wake of her studies at East Liverpool hospital, 19 year old Esther Warrick reportedly took carbolic acid and fatally ended her life early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool, CO
Esther Warrick
East Liverpool Hospital
Ohio Bell proposes rate increase for Akron
City officials alert after Ohio Bell Telephone Co announces a rate rise in Akron Ohio The exact amount of the advance was not disclosed by company officials causing local concern and scrutiny from authorities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Bridge Built Over Hocking at Sugar Creek For Miners
The traction company has erected a suspension bridge over the Hocking at Sugar Creek to serve the many miners on this side. It is raised high to avoid flood waters and will mainly be used by workers at the new Hocking operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Sugar Creek
Rickard Indicted on Cruelty Charge by Grand Jury
New York February 16 Tex Rickard fight promoter charged by grand jury with a statutory offense brought by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Negro sought in assault on 11 year old girl in Columbus
Columbus police search for a 20 year old Black man after an attack on 11 year old Helen Walsh at a streetcar stop. Walsh reported a knife at her neck and a threat to stab as the assailant restrained her during the incident on February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Helen Walsh
Dell Avenue
Miss Walsh
Murder Charge Filed After Alleged Assault in City
A suspect faces murder charges following a reported assault in a city alley leading to a lumber yard near the block. Police say the victim died from injuries sustained in the incident. Further details were not released.
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Fred Wheaton
L. G. Worstell
Nitea
King’s Food Products CO
Portland
Oregon
U.S. A
F. C. Stedman Company
Athen & Ohio
M E. Church
Hockingport
McHenry & Sister
Wooltex
W.C. Durant
Lastro
Nelsonville
B. Lansing
Mich
Dandy
Hogany Novelty Furni
Ture
Swanson Furniture Company
N. Court St
Prestons
Toggery
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