Colby Aide Picked as Secretary of State Faces Senate Fight
The appointment of Colby as secretary of state triggers expectations of a bitter Senate confirmation battle. Republican critics, including Calder and Wadsworth, opposed Colby in earlier roles and may press objections tied to his stance on the League of Nations. Senator Reed declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hughes
Wilson
Coley
New York
Lanning
F.L. Polk
Supreme Council
Adriatic
Polk
Lansing
Colby
State Department
America
Langing
Senate
Commerce Committee
Calder
Wadsworth
League of Nations
League
Missouri
Reed
Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers Officers Named
The Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers lists committees led by members in Advisory Public Health Schools Kindergarten Extension Recreation Public Aid Mothers Circles and Speakers Bureau. The council invites anyone interested in welfare work and meets the third Thursday monthly at 3 30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers
N. Hobson
E. D. Sayre
T. R. Biddle
W. L. Gard
N. Hoover
Jennie O'Dell
John H. Preston
E. B. Young
W. E. Moler
Frank McKay
Williams
Townsend
M. H. Flexner
W. W. Lee
T. W. Craig
Carl Fuller
Dean Irma Voigt
Frank Gullum
F. W. Cone
Ralph Woods
M. Haffey
Miss Bridgeman
G. J
J. A. Brown
Sam Sommer
Mothers Circles
Field Scott
Clarence Roach
Arthur Boyles
L. G. Worstell
H. M. Taylor
Delegates Named for DAR State Conference in Columbus
At a Nabby Lee Ames Chapter meeting held February 21 at Mrs. T. R. Biddle’s residence, delegates to the Twenty first Annual State Conference in Columbus March 16 to 19 were elected. Delegates: Grace P. Biddle Eva D. Chubb Clara D. Thompson Lavenia W. Sloane. Alternates: Addie T. Merwin Addie C. Hopkins Lena G. Armstrong Minnie C. Gullette Harriett L. Hyde Bertha P. Junod Emma C. McVay Alice P. Roach Inez K. Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. R. Biddle
New Southern Hotel
Columbus
Grace P. Biddle
Eva D. Chubb
Clara D. Thompson
Lavenia W. Sloane
Addie T. Merwin
Addie C. Hopkins
Lena G. Armstrong
Minnie C. Gullette
Harriett L. Hyde
Bertha P. Junod
Emma C. McVay
Alice P. Roach
Inez K. Dick
Farewell Party for Major and Mrs Johnson at Grosvenor Street
Major Major and Mrs Rafel Johnson were honored Tuesday at 87 Grosvenor street by Mr and Mrs D M Murphy. Major Johnson departs for Mansfield to work as traveling salesman for a packing house. Mrs Johnson and daughter Margaret plan to join in two weeks. Pedro entertained guests before a luncheon. Others present included Mr and Mrs W H Moree KE Selby Deputy Sheriff and Mrs P H McKinley Sheriff and Mrs Herb Parker and Mr and Mrs Roy C Shirley.
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Major
Rafel R. Johnson
D. M. Murphy
Grosvenor Street
Major Johnson
Mansfield
Johnson
Margaret
Pedro
W. H. Moree
KE. Selby
P. H. McKinley
Herb Parker
Roy C. Shirley
McKinstry Honored In Albany Reminiscence Event
Albany residents hosted an evening at University Terrace in compliment to K T McKinstry of Atlanta. The gathering recalled past days and school life as Harry McKinstry’s brother hosted the visit lasting two days despite the motor car efforts.
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Albany
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
K. T. McKinstry
Atlanta
Harry McKinstry
McKinstry
Pleasant Evening Gathered at Albany Home
A social gathering at a Albany home featured a fish trip and camping reminiscences, photos of group members, and musical duets by Ruth and Robert Jones. Attendees included J. Howard Cline, Orville D. Dailey, T. W. Hamilton, Earl Dailey, J. N. Brown, Frank Murphey, Harry McKinstry, W. E. Moler, plus the hosts.
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Albany
Ruth
Robert Jones
J. Howard Cline
Orville D. Dailey
T. W. Hamiltton
Chauncey
Earl T. Dailey
J. N. Brown
Frank R. Murphey
Harry Mc. Kinstry
W. E. Moler Evens
Local residents make short visits and travel plans
Mr and Mrs Hiram Frost of Hebbardsville visited Athens on Tuesday. Mrs Ju V Brown departed for a several weeks stay in Waukesha Wisconsin. Dr and Mrs T R Biddle leave tonight for a few days stay in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Frost
Hebbardsville
Athens
Mrs. T. R. Biddle
Columbus
Local Social Notes and Club Schedules
Mrs. Richard Moyer of Nelsonville visited Mrs. Walter Davies and family on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haning moved to Athens from Akron. The Womans Music Club skips Thursday meeting. next gathering is March 4. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday at 7 for initiation and refreshments. Mrs. Edward H. Cropley and daughter Elinore of Washington DC were guests of Mrs. E. W. Howe. The Deborah class of the Christian church meets Thursday evening at F. F. Kittle’s home, 176 North Congress. Everett Clendenin has returned to Youngstown to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Frances Clendenin of Manay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Edward H. Cropley
Elinore
Washington, D. C
E. W. Howe
Poplar Avenue
Deborah
The
Christian Church
F. F. Kittle
North
Congress Street
Everett Clendenin
Youngstown
Frances Clendenin
Man Ay
U C D Club Meeting Postponed Until March
The U C D club meeting for this week is postponed. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 11 at Mrs. P G Hibbard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C. D. Club
P. G. Hibbard
Mrs Dorr Leaves Athens for Akron Visit
Mrs. William Dorr departed this morning returning to her Akron home after a two week stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Henry and other relatives and friends in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dorr
Akron
Jess Henry
Athens
VanDyke Family Visits Akron and New England
Mr. Frank VanDyke returns to Akron after a brief stay with his mother Mrs. N. T. VanDyke at 16 Stimpson Avenue. He concludes a five day visit with his grandmother Mrs. Mary VanDyke, who is seriously ill at her New England home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank VanDyke
Akron
N. T. VanDyke
Stimpson Avenue
Mary.VanDkke
New England
Mrs Delbert Z Robinson Attends Charleston Judge Miller's Wife Funeral
Mrs Delbert Z Robinson was in Parkersburg West Virginia Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs W N Miller wife of Judge Miller of Charleston West Virginia Mrs Miller will be remembered by Athens people who met her and Judge Miller at the Poston Robinson nuptials Mr Robinson attended the funeral and accompanied his wife to Athens returning today to Charleston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Z. Robinson
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. N. Miller
Judge Miller
Charleston
Miller
Athens
Robinson
Dr. James A. Miller to Speak at Presbyterian Church
In the absence of the pastor tonight Dr. James A. Miller will conduct the mid week meeting at the Presbyterian church. His subject will be The Interchurch Movement. A joint meeting of the Session and the trustees will be held at eight o clock following the prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Miller
Presbyterian Church
Interchurch Movement
Miller
St Louis Woman Travels to China for Marriage
Lowisa Bohente of St. Louis sailed to China to marry a prospective groom who had changed, then backed out. She wired home reporting the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lowisa Bohente
China
93 Year-Old Cincinnati Resident Praises Vola-Tonic
James Dryer of 425 Clinton Street Cincinnati aged 93 says Vola-Tonic rebuilt his strength after influenza. He claims it let him walk two miles to the city library without rest and improves sleep and nerves. The testimonial promotes Vola-Tonic at Cline's Pharmacy in Athens.
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James Dryer
Clinton Street
Cincinnati
Dryer
Mr. Dryer
Athens
Cline
Dreco touted by Columbus plumber in testimonial
A Columbus, Ohio plumber, J. T. English, proclaims Dreco medicine gave relief from kidney trouble, indigestion, and stomach disorders after years of cramping gastritis and back pain. He credits Dreco with improved digestion, reduced drowsiness, and overall renewal, urging others to try it via Cline Pharmacy spokesman Mr. Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreco
J. T. English
South Columbus
Creco
Stout
Cline Pharmacy
Ohio’s Pan American opportunity urged by Bar rett
Akron Ohio February 25 Ohio’s great commercial opportunity in Central and South America was urged today in a Chamber of Commerce luncheon address by John Barrett director general of the Pan American Union and former US minister to Argentina Colombia and Panama Barrett said two million dollars of Ohio capital and about 200000 Ohio workers are tied to Pan American export trade and investment could double in twenty years if businessmen act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Central
South America
Chamber of Commerce
John Barrett
Pan- American Union
United States
Argentina
Colombia
Panama
Barrett
Reliable Cough Remedy Praised by Vandergrift Mother
Mrs. C. O. Nesbit of Vandergrift Pennsylvania says she has given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to her five children for fifteen years. She praises it as the only cure for coughs colds and croup that the children take willingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Diamond Dyes Guarantee for Rich Fade-Resistant Color
The Diamond Dyes brand promises a new, rich, fadeless color for any fabric including wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods. The directions enable dyeing over any color and a Diamond Dye Color Card helps match materials.
Newberry Expense Account Said to Have Been 175000
Government attorneys in Grand Rapids pursue links between Paul H. King B Frank Emery and James W Helme in the Michigan election fraud trial. They claim Helme was recruited to oppose the Democratic machine and Henry Ford to aid Newberry nomination and election with a 175000 expense figure discussed at a Grand Rapids conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paul H. King
B. Frank Emery
Truman H. Newberry
James W. Helme
Adrian
Michigan
Helme
Henry Ford
Newberry
William Mickel
Dairy
King
Claire Higbee
Million Dollars Suit Filed in Ohio Courts
B. F. Burkhart sues Wayne Coal Company of Pittsburg and others for 1 million dollars in damages alleging conspiracy to gain control of coal lands in Tuscarawas county where he held options. Case filed in common pleas court in Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canton
Common Pleas Court
B. F. Burkhart
Wayne Coal Company
Pittsburg
Tuscarawas County
Glouster Sportsmen Club Banquet and State Pictures Event
A. C. Baxter and N. E. B. Shaw of the state game commission will attend the Glouster Sportsmen Club banquet at the M. E. church social rooms. A program of banter talks and moving pictures of state game work will follow at the opera house with no admission. Also reported are injuries to Cecil Morgan from a 30 foot fall, a water system outage at the city plant, and the death of Mrs. Sam Rutter from pneumonia.
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M. E. Church
State Game Commission
Lake Erie
State Patrol
Indian Lake
Opera House
Sportemen Club
Gnesé
Geo.w. Rose
Cecil
William Morgan
Mrs Hooper Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Fred Hooper of Corning formerly of this city recently underwent an appendicitis operation in a Columbus hospital and is getting along nicely according to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hooper
Corning
Columbus
Dancing lessons offered in Gibbs hall this week
Dancing lessons will be given Tuesday and Thursday nights in Gibbs hall by Misses Helen Gibbs and Maude Chevalier.
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Gibbs Hall
Helen Gibbs
Maude Chevalier
Asquith Wins Commons Seat From Paisley District
Herbert Asquith former premier is elected to the house of commons from Paisley. Official tally: Asquith 14,694. Biggar 11,840. Mackean 3,778.Election announced in London February 25 United Press.
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London
United Press
Herbert Asquith
House of Commons
Paisley
H. H. Asquith
J. M. Biggar
J. A. D. Mackean
Hand Picking of Delegates Sparks Republican Split
In Columbus Ohio on February 2, Edward C. Turner former attorney general announced support for the Republican at large slate opposing the Harding endorsed group for delegates. Turner said the move gives voters a choice between Daugherty's politics and his own. The Harding slate for at large reportedly includes Willis Harrick Galvin and Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harding
Franklin County
Edward C. Turner
Leonard Wood
Turner
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
O. K
Willis
Harrick
Galvin
Cincinnati
Lightweights In Action Tonight In Cleveland Card
Charlie White veteran lightweight meets Cal Delaney of Cleveland in a ten round bout at 120 pounds. Billy Weeks of Cincinnati faces Billy Mercer of Cleveland in another ten rounds. Also featuring Blocky Richards of Dayton versus Johnny McCoy of Rochester N C in two more ten round bouts.
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Cleveland
Charlie White
Scrapper
Cal Delaney
Billy Weeks
Cincinnati
Billy Mercer
Blocky Richards
Dayton
Johnny McCoy
Rochester
N. C
English Invents Glass Cup Pen Wiper with Glycerin Sponge
An English inventor has devised a pen wiper using a glass cup filled with a sponge saturated with glycerine and preserved with a tonic chemical. The device aims to clean and refresh nibs while keeping ink from drying.
Community Notes From Pomeroy And Surroundings
Mrs Horace Reeder and Hazel of Pomeroy visited Henry Reeder’s home. Mrs Carrie McPherson leaves for Pickerington to stay with her brother William Knowlton before returning to work in London. Mrs Maggie Graft sold her eyee cee on Railroad Street. Mr and Mrs Ray Martin with Mr and Mrs Clarence Cooley of Athens spent Monday with Ceph Lindley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Reeder
Hazel of
Pomeroy
Henry Reeder
Carrie McPherson
Pickerington
Wm. Knowlton
London
Maggie Graft
Railroad Street
Ray Martin
Clarence Cooley
Athens
Ceph Lindleyw
Albany Visitor and Local Family Travel Updates
John Carpenter of Carpenter visited Albany on Monday. Mrs. Della Cline hosted guest Mrs. B. T. Dailey of Athens on Tuesday. The Clines escorted Dailey home Tuesday evening. Mrs. F. M. Falkner returned Tuesday from Columbus hospital after a three week stay. Florence Strong came home Monday from Florida after six weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. Oberholser, away since last November, are now back at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenter
Carpenter
Albany
Della Cline
Athens
Home Rule Bill Introduced in Commons by Lloyd George
Sir Ian MacEwen appears in London to introduce in the house of commons Premier Lloyd George's home rule bill for Ireland.
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London
Ian Macelway
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Ireland
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Ociety
T. McKinstry
Regulator CO. Perr
Atlanta, Ga
Fivtchinson
Stickney
Oru
Wes Phe Kecsotcen
Richard Moyer
Nelsonville
Walter Davies
J. A. Haning
Womans Music Club
Vola-Tonic
Breco
Ap Armature
Sam Rutter
Asquith
Commons
Turpo
McArthur
X. L
Armory
Lash
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Fulton’s
Pillsbury’s
Navy
Bare P. & G. Soap
Kellogg
Hoosier
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