Washington puzzle prize at Child's Conservation League meet
The 3IN SOCIETY group met at 7 pm Tuesday at 161 East State Street, home of Mrs. C W Wilson. Guests assembled a Washington puzzle during the social hour, with Mrs. Vern Sayre winning first prize and Mrs. Herb J Parker the consolation. A two course tea followed, and Washington’s birthday themed decorations featured national colors.
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Child’s Conservation League
Charles McCary
East State Street
C. W. Wilson
Washington
Vern Sayre
Trimble
Herb J. Parker
R. A. Andrews
Herb Parker
Mills called to Lima Hocking by mother's illness
O E Mills travels to Lit e Hocking today due to his mother Jane Elizabeth Mills serious illness. She is ill with pneumonia at the home of her daughter Mrs. O E McGirr.
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O. E. Mills
Jane Elizabeth Mills
O. E. McGirr
Ohio University visitors stay with Beta Theta Pi brothers
Mr Dwight A. Fawcett Bellefon taine Mr George Winters Crooks ville Mr James E Kinnison Can ton and Mr Leroy Pilcher McArthur former student of Ohio university were guests of Beta Theta Pi brothers at their chapter house in University Terrace Athens during the last week.
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Dwight A. Fawcett
Bellefontaine
George Winters
Crooksville
James E. Kinnison
Canton
Ohio University
Leroy Pilcher
McArthur
Athens
Beta Theta Pj
University Terrace
Alpha Gamma Delta Club Meeting Hosted by Miss Skidmore
Miss Maude Skidmore of 36 South College street will host the Alpha Gamma Delta club meeting at 5 30 Tuesday evening, inviting members to gather for the event.
Mrs Kiltan Returns From Pomeroy Visit
Mrs. Fred Kiltan came back this afternoon from Pomeroy after a weekend visit with her father, Mr. George Burson.
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Fred Kiltan
Pomeroy
George Burson
Maecenas Literary Club Meeting With Mrs Bingman
The Maecenas Literary club will meet at two o clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E W Bingman at 14 Raymond Drive.
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Maecenas Literary Club
E. W. Bingman
Raymond Drive
Orr Returns Home From Columbus Hospital After Surgery
Jess Orr came home Sunday from Columbus hospital where she underwent a surgical operation weeks earlier.
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Jess Orr
Suny
Columbus
Pallas Club Studies Law Enforcement Topic at Meeting
The Pallas club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. C. D. Hopkins home 24 Morris avenue. Two papers were presented Scofflaw Tendencies by Miss Mary Kahler and Inequality Before the Law by Mrs. W. F. Copeland with Mrs. Charles G. Matthews serving as discussion leader.
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Pallas Club
C. D. Hopkins
Morris Avenue
Mary Kahler
W. F. Copeland
Charles G. Matthews
Littler Returns to Columbus to resume OSU Law Studies
Mr. Harley Littler comes back to Columbus to continue his law studies at Ohio State University after a short visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs Tom Littler, on East Union Street.
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Harley Littler
Columbus
Ohio State University
Tom Littler
East Union Street
Needle Club In Trimble Hosts Athens Group
The Friendship Needle club of Athens was entertained in Trimble last Thursday afternoon at the event.
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Needle Club
Trimble
Friendship Needle Club of
Athens
Death notices of G. G. Green and Ben Brown in Woodbury
A telegram to Dr. J. N. Brown reports the death on Saturday of G. G. Green at his Woodbury New Jersey home and notes the serious illness of Ben Brown, also of Woodbury. Both men are in their eighties. Mrs. Green was formerly Miss Angie Brown, daughter of Leonard Brown and sister to Ben Brown, all former Athens and Albany residents.
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J. N. Brown
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
Ben Brown
Green
Angie Brown
Leonard Brown
Athens
Albany
Ath ens High Seniors Attend Hi Y State Conference
Ralph Wharton Edgar Zick John Siigley and James Patterson attended the Hi Y state conference in New ark Saturday. They returned to Columbus and visited there until Sunday evening.
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Ralph Wharton
Edgar Zick
John Siigley
James Patterson
Athens High School
Newark
Columbus
Whipple Family Visit Spends Sunday in Columbus
Mr and Mrs George Whipple with their children and Rev T A Patterson of Ashland Kentucky brother of Mrs Whipple traveled to Columbus on Sunday and spent the day in town.
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George Whipple
T. A. Patterson
Ashland
Mrs Mackinnon returns from Florida visit
Mrs C N Mackinnon and her daughters Janet and Alice Patricia have arrived home from a visit in St. Petersburg Florida with Mrs Mackinnon’s mother Mrs K C Smith and sister Mrs Berkeley Blackman accompanying.
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C. N. Mackinnon
Janet
Alice Patricia
K. C. Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mackinnon
Berkeley Blackman
Mr. Wolfe and Swanson Begin Fort Lauderdale Sojourn
Mr. Ned Wolfe and Mr. John B. Swanson departed Saturday night for a several weeks stay in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Ned Wolfe
John B. Swanson
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Columbus visitor James Ginnan visits over week end
Mr. James Ginnan came down from Columbus and visited over the week end at his home here.
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James Ginnan
Columbus
China a good field for commerce despite strife
The U S Department of Commerce released an analysis noting China's progress, especially Canton, amid civil war. It cites diversification of industry, shift to domestic production, rising imports of staple foods, and higher foreign trade values as changing the economic trend.
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China
Robert S. Thornburgh
Washington
Department of Imerce
Canton
John H. Nelson
Julius Klein
Dr. Klein
Department
United States
Farmwoman Reinvents Life Becomes Saskatchewan Farmer
Miss Jessie Nixon left a Minneapolis theater four years ago to homestead near Mortlach Saskatchewan. She now owns a full section 640 acres with a fine cattle herd and 100 acres in grain. Nixon says farming is a woman’s profession and success comes to those who decide and work hard.
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Woose Jaw
Jessie Nixon
Minneapolis
Mortlach
Sask
Nixon
Canada
His Claim to Fame North Robinson
Ed Pfahler of Crawford county village north Robinson made a single sausage 60 feet long during a butchering day showcasing an extraordinary artisanal effort.
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North Robinson
Ed Pfahler
Crawford County
Local Couple Wed In Belmont Chronicle Office
Joseph Machesky and Anna Kulash from Black Oak were married in the Belmont Chronicle office. The paper suspended operations for the ceremony and the stunt earned a half crown of publicity in the next Chronicle issue.
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ST. Clairesville
Joseph Machesky
Anna Kulash
Black Oak
Belmont Chronicle
Chronicle
Radioactivity risks cited in long continued work
The report warns that prolonged exposure to certain radiums or radioactive work may trigger health issues. Authorities urge safer handling and monitoring to prevent long term damage and occupational hazards.
Booths knew life and death secret of Lincoln slayer
Miss Blanche Booth recalls the fate of John Wilkes Booth once hiding as John St Helen and David EF George. He died by poison at the Grand Avenue hotel in Enid Oklahoma on January 13 1905 after living to age sixty five. Federal authorities photographed his features in 1922 and kept them with other records.
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Minneapolis
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Blanche Booth
Booth
John St. Helen
David EF. George
Grand Avenue
Enid
Okla
Lincoln
Grandberry
Texas
Lizzie Gets a Brick Shower in Wind Driven Accident
Owen Carmichael of Rauch bakery reports a peculiar mishap as a chimney from the bakery office blew onto his Ford sedan parked in the alley near the shop. The incident occurred just before 8 o clock as a stiff breeze lifted the chimney and deposited it on the car setting off a brick shower.
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Owen Carmichael
Henry
Carmichael
Rauch Bakery
Defiance County Votes Against Tax Reappraisal
Defiance county commissioners unanimously rejected re-appraising property for taxation this year. The decision affects local property assessments and tax planning for residents and businesses in the county.
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Defiance
Telegraph Penetration: Britain 26 per 1000 vs US 142
A comparison shows Great Britain has 26 telephones per 1 000 people while the United States reaches 142 per 1 000, indicating a wide gap in telephone access between the two nations.
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Great Britain
United States
Barsto Takes Over Atheneon Restaurant in Athens
William Barsto, a prominent Athens restaurant man, on Sunday morning assumed control of the Atheneon, formerly run by Ab Winsterwald. Barsto will operate the eatery for students and follow Winsterwald’s plan.
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William Barsto
Athens
Atheneon
5. W. “Ab” Winsterwald
Parsto
Finsterwald
Anti-Gambling War Declared in Cleveland
Safety Director Edwin D. Barry ordered Cleveland police to arrest every known gambler on sight amid reports bookmakers have relocated to adjoining suburbs. One bookmaker reportedly operates a bus line to shuttle customers from downtown Cleveland to his establishment.
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Cleveland
Edwin D. Barry
Blind clerks aided by new stenographic machine
Paris. Professor M P Villey of a blind school has invented a stenographic device enabling blind clerks. Eighteen months of training are needed for proficiency. Villey argues blind workers may outperform sighted peers due to strict work focus.
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Paris
M. P. Villey
Villey
New Antiseptic Kojene Boasts High Germ Kiss Powers
New York women tout Kojene as a four times stronger antiseptic than carbolic acid and more potent than bichloride of Mercury while being safe to drink. Chemists predict the banishment of poisonous antiseptics from homes. Sold by McKee Drug Co. and other druggists for 60 cents a bottle with simple usage directions.
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McKee Drug Co
Miss McReynolds Teaching Latin in South Bend
Miss LaVone McReynolds, Athens-born daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McReynolds, now teaches Latin at South Bend High School in Indiana. A 1918 Ohio State graduate, she has pursued travel after college and gained prominence as a high school play producer. She leads the South Bend branch of the American Association of University Women.
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LaVone McReynoldis
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus
Athens
Miss McReynolds
Frank McReynolds
Ohio State University
South Bend, Ind
South Bend
The
American Association of University Women
No Flappers Need Apply To Fill This Job
Danville Virginia February 23 P T Harvell a 55 year old widower advertises for a bride aged 24 or 25 who wears long hair cooks well and has good character He specifies she must wear a white waist black skirt long sleeves high top shoes not over size 4 or 5 and be able to read and write English with weight not over 125 pounds He notes discouragement after receiving a postcard from an out of town firm offering piano lessons by correspondence at bargain rates.
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Danville
P. T. Harvell
Bronchuline Emulsion Helps a Long Cough Vanish
A man once weakened by a two year cough improves after using Bronchuline Emulsion as a recommended remedy. The ad claims tough lingering coughs from the grip or a cold respond quickly, and promotes Cline Pharmacy Co. and local dealers as suppliers.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
Chinese district employs over eighteen thousand in Irish lace
More than 18 000 workers in a single district of China are engaged in producing Irish lace. The article highlights the scale of the lace industry and regional labor concentration in that area.
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China
Templars Plan A Field Day Meet
Columbus February meeting of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Ohio convenes with Past Grand Commanders Eminent Commanders and Captains General from 78 commanderies. A general conference determines field day tournament dates for Buckeye State districts ahead of the state conclave at Tiffin, selecting district winners to advance.
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Columbus
Omeers
Knaights Templar
Ohio
Buckeye
Tiffin
Athens Masons to hold annual inspection Tuesday evening
Worshipful Master F. Tedrow Gibbs of Paramuthia lodge No 25 FF and A M invites visiting brethren to the lodge inspection Tuesday at 7 in the Masonic temple. A banquet will be served at 6 at the temple.
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F. Tedrow Gibbs
Paramuthia Lodge No. 25
A. M
Masonic Temple
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs and Colds
An advertising notice touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs, bronchial trouble, and colds. It claims creosote heals inflamed membranes while reducing germs, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved after following directions.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as breath remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowels and liver purifier that banishes bad breath without the harsh effects of calomel. The sugar coated tablets are described as a vegetable olive compound, with a 30 cent price and a recommendation to take one or two nightly for a week.
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Edwards
F. M. Edwards
First Elevator Removed for Building Improvements
The elevator installed in 1896 at the Mytinger building has been taken out to make way for major renovations. Early riders recalled it as a “concerned thing” that frightened some locals who chose stairs to the third floor.
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Mytinger
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Gough
Feron
Edgemont Crackers
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Athens County
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