East Side PTA program honors Washington birthday with student acts
An East Side Parent Teacher Association program drew a large audience at the East Side building. Eight grades presented acts and songs reflecting George Washington's birthday under the direction of East Side teachers with Miss Dickson accompanist. The event included grade plays, songs, and a patriotic dance featuring eighth grade girls Elizabeth Foley Charline Martin Louise Daggett and Pauline Jones. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs Oldfield announce the quiet wedding of their son at the First Christian church parsonage with 90 Mill street as their home.
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East Side Washington
East Side Parent Teacher Association
East Side
George Washington
Dickson
Washington
Robert Schmidt
Vernon Bells
St. Valentine
Doris Geisecke Valentine
Oie Lis Ik
Monica Carr
Elizabeth Foley
Charline Martin
Louise Daggett
Pauline Jones
Moore Avenue
Hamilton Oldfield
J. F. Oldfield
Mill Street
M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
W R C Meeting Honors Washington Birthday Program
A representative group attended the Womans Relief Corps meeting in the Red Mens hall Tuesday evening. After business, a Washington birthday program featured readings on Mt. Vernon and the life of Washington, poetry, patriotic piano numbers, and views of Washingtons home and monument. Refreshments followed.
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R. C
Womans Relief Corps
Red Mens Hall
Washington
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Amelia Lowry
City of Washington
Mary Fryburger
Eliza Border
Carrie Martin
Washingtons
Birthday Observed at Lenigar Home in Chauncey
A Tuesday birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Lenigar of West State street featured a bountiful dinner and many gifts for the guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs. L. L. Sweazy, Mrs. John Sweazy and Lucile, Mrs. Fred Grandstaff, Huldah Lenigar, Ella Tedric, John Lopper, Arthur Swartz, Cleo and Iva Sweazy, Sylvia Lenigar, Rev. B. F. Timmons, Rev. S. L. Winger, Velma Lenigar, and the Lenigars themselves.
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Thomas Lenigar
West State Street
Ella Tedric
John Lopper
Arthur Swartz
Cleo
Iva Sweazy
Chauncey
Sylvia Lenigar
B. F. Timmons
S. L. Winger
Lenigar
Velma
George Washington Party at Jacobs Home Draws Local Children
Elmer Ellis Jacobs hosted a George Washington celebration at his parents home 25 South College Street. Twenty youths attended from 6 to 8 pm with red white and blue decorations. Hatchet and cherry centerpiece and Old Glory table cover featured prominently.
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Jacobs
Elmer Ellis Jacobs
E. E. Jacobs
South College Street
George Washington
Sarah E. Berge
Elizabeth
Dorothy Woodworth
Ellen Biddle
Mary Joe Twiss
World Court in Session at The Hague
Delegates from leading nations converge in The Hague as the permanent court of international justice sits in the Peace Palace. John Bassett Moore represents the United States on the twelve member bench. Dr. B T G Loder, former Dutch supreme court member, is elected president of the world court.
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World Court
U. S
Permanent Court of International Justice
B. T. G Loder
Dutch Supreme Court
Dowler Family Visit Noted In New Marshfield
Mr and Mrs J H Dowler of New Marshfield visited son P G Dowler at 9 Church Street on Thursday. Mrs L D Poston of 117 East State Street hosts her bridge club this afternoon.
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J. H. Dowler
New Marshfield
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
L. D. Poston
East State Street
Mrs Beasley Hosts Art and Thimble Club Dinner
Mrs. F. J. Beasley will entertain the Art and Thimble club at dinner Friday evening at the Colonial Inn followed by a theatre party at the Majestic.
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F. J. Beasley
Art and Thimble Club
Colonial Inn
Majestic
Jackson guests visit Uni versity Terrace hosts
Mrs Walter Brown and Miss Dorothy Eldridge of Jackson arrived as house guests of Mr and Mrs L V Brown in University Terrace.
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Walter Brown
Dorothy Eldridge
Jackson
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
Mr Leslie Haning Heads to State Automobile School
Mr Leslie Haning left this morning for Detroit Michigan to take a course at the State Automobile school.
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Leslie Haning
Detroit, Mich
State Automobile School
Daughertys Take New Posts At Athens County Infirmary
Mr. and Mrs Bert Daugherty left for Chauncey to begin duties March first as superintendent and matron of the Athens County Infirmary. Their predecessors, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Figley, resign to pursue farm interests at Fisher.
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Bert Daugherty
Chauncey
Athens County Infirmary
H. M. Figley
Fisher
Junior Scouts Meeting Changes and Church Notices
Junior Boy Scouts will meet tonight due to the basketball tournament Friday and Saturday. The Martzolft class of the First M. E. church is urged to attend Sunday school with 40 workers assisting Mrs John Milar. Mrs C A Daugherty leads the special program. Mrs L G Bean teaches the lesson on Faith in the Un seen. Friends report Mr John Ayers’ eye improving after Columbus treatment. he can read and may return home later this week. Mrs W H Vorbau of Lima visits her parents on South Court Street for two weeks. Mr Wirt Leland of New York City visits Athens mid week renewing old friends after a Columbus business trip. Miss Ann Miller has returned to Cleveland to teach. The Pythian sinners meet Friday evening at 7 oclock.
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Martzolft
M. E. Church
John Milar
C. A. Daugherty
L. G. Bean
John Ayers
Columbus
W. H. Vorbau
Lima
M. F Hearn
South Court Street
Wirt Leland
New York City
Athens
Hot Lister's Rocky Mountain WHA for Women
An old advertisement claims 9 of 19 women suffer constipation and describes effects such as sallow complexion bad breath and cross disposition. It promotes Hot Lister's Rocky Mountain Wha as a product for women to energize mood and vitality.
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Rocky Mountain
McKee
Love triangle murder trial halted by new mother status
In Huntington West Virginia on February 23 a sensational murder case was postponed after Rhoda Ward 28 became the mother of a ten pound son. Ward had been on trial for the killing of her husband aboard a house boat on the Guyan river when she shot him after finding him with another woman.
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Huntington
W. Va
Rhoda Ward
Common Pleas Court
Guyan
Crippled Kiddies to Get Attention
Ohio business and professional men plan a Friday conclave in Columbus to focus on aiding crippled children. The event seeks to address tragedies of child injuries and the goal of rehabilitation through education and care.
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Cleveland
Reading
Ohio
Concreate Worker Alex Carpenter Killed by Freight Train
Ashland Kentucky reports Alex Carpenter a concrete worker was found dead on the C&O tracks after night, his body horribly mangled. Identified by his wife this afternoon, the incident remains under investigation.
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Ashland
Alex Carpenter
Akron to regulate dirigible flights over city
Akron councilman Henry Dyer announced plan to introduce an ordinance at the next council session regulating dirigible flights over the city amid concerns of danger to Ohio communities during test flights. The article notes the ubiquity of the Ucorice root origins from Syria.
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Akron
Ohio
Henry Dyer
Overtime Pay Cut After Tenth Hour For Railway Workers
The United States railway labor board ruled punitive overtime after the tenth hour will be deducted from about ten thousand stationary firemen and officers in railway shops nationwide. Effective March 1, eight hour day is standard. pro rate pay after eight hours and time and a half after ten. This revises the January 16 1920 agreement.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Peter son’s Ointment advertised for sore feet and skin
Advertisement claims Peter son’s Ointment relieves sore inflamed aching feet and is effective for piles old sores eczema itching and pimply skin. It lists prices 385¢ 50¢ 1 00 2 60 5 00 and targets millions of users with overnight results.
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Peterson
Eastern Ohio coal operators reject March 2 wage talks
In Cleveland on February 23 operators in eastern Ohio refuse John L. Lewis invitation to meet March 2 to negotiate a wage scale for April 1. The Pittsburgh Vein association with about 18,000 miners in Harrison Belmont and Jefferson counties voted to uphold the refusal.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Pittsburg
Harrison
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Bond Given by Union Chief in Treason Trial
C. F. Kennedy, president of United Mine Workers district 17, appeared in intermediate court and posted $1,000 bond for trial April 18 in Charleston on treason charges and related offenses tied to the miners march to the Logan border last summer.
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Sharleston
W. Va
C. F. Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Charleston
Logan
Pennies Flood Atlanta Banks After Tax Repeal
International News Service reports Atlanta banks swamped with pennies as wartime taxes on soft drinks and confections were removed. Deposits have surged about 50 percent since January 1 across local banks, driven by retailers turning in pennies.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Paternalism Threatens American Liberties Speaker Says
Sara O. Stanley, of Kentucky, warned in Cincinnati that an evil paternalism menaces American liberties by trying to dictate food, drink, and thought. She delivered the address last night amid concerns over government overreach.
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Cincinnati
Sara O. Stanley Af
Kentucky
Nerv Worth touted for rheumatism and stomach relief
A North Canton man credits Nerv Worth with rapid recovery from rheumatism after stomach and bowel cleansing. Doctors warned of hospitalization, but one bottle bought for a dollar yielded marked improvement, with druggists offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. The remedy is advertised as helpful for children when constipated or run down.
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SS. D. Hoover
North Canton
MefXtec Drug Co
Silent parades in Tokyo press for universal suffrage
Demonstrations in favor of universal manhood suffrage continued after dark in Tokyo as thousands marched silently through the streets. Police maintained order as the diet debated the bill into the night.
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Tokio
Rural school supervisors adopt twelve month teacher pay plan
Charleston district supervisors of rural schools approve a proposal to pay teachers for twelve months each year instead of nine, during a two day conference held here.
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Charleston
W. Va
Heflin Resolution Narrowly Defeated in Senate
In Washington on February 23 the Heflin resolution to investigate alleged political activities of the Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta failed by one vote. The measure was defeated 33 to 32 after a tight Senate roll call.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Senate Committee On Audit and Control
Senate
Air Service Chief Clears Congress Over Roma Accident
Major General Mason M. Patrick, chief of the army air service, formally absolves Congress of blame for the Roma airship accident. He cites alleged failure to provide necessary funds for helium gas production as the disputed point, delivering the statement in Washington on February 23.
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Washington
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service Today
Congress
Missing Cincinnati businessman prompts police search
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of Joseph F. Duetschle a 47 year old member of the firm of Duetsche and McKinley. He has been missing from his home since February 15 and police were asked today to search for him.
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Cincinnati
Joseph F. Duetschle
Duetsche and McKinley
White House Delays Army Navy Reception
The White House announced that President Harding postponed the army and navy reception set for tonight to April 19 because of the Roma disaster at Hampton Roads Virginia.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Army
Chamberlain says Commons won’t debate Washington treaties
Austen Chamberlain, acting government spokesman, announced in London that the treaties from the Washington conference will not be debated in the House of Commons. The statement was issued February 23.
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London
Washington
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Athens Playgoers Enjoy Rare Treat The Master Builders at Ohio University
The Woman's League of Ohio University and Dean Irma Voigt thank theatre goers for a Wednesday evening showing of Ibsen's The Master Builders. The auditorium was crowded as the heavier Ghosts was replaced by a smoother production that carried the plot with even pacing and clear moral themes of retribution for selfishness.
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Athens
Woman's League of Ohio University
Irma Voigt
Ibsen
University
Madden opposes further funding for Roma class aircraft
Chatman Madden of the house appropriations committee said after a White House conference with President Harding that he would oppose any additional expenditures for building or chasing lighter than aircraft of the Roma type.
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Washington
International News Service
Chatman Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Larding
White House
Superstition Tells of Woes Upon Departed Scottish House
The passage notes a Scottish belief that leaving a long inhabited home invites misfortune for the family left behind. The notion reflects local folklore and cautionary tales about dwelling and fate.
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Scotland
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