Maecenas Literary Club Elects Officers at Meeting
Maecenas Literary Club elected officers for the year at a Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. George Minameyer at 38 First Street. President Mrs. Fred Stauffer presided. Officers: Mrs. J. W. Hudson president, Mrs. Frank Watkins vice president, Mrs. Minameyer recording secretary, Mrs. David Johnson corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. N. Darst treasurer. Members contributed readings or music for the entertainment after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
George Minameyer
First Street
Fred Stauffer
J. W. Hudson
Frank Watkins
David Johnson
C. N. Darst
Dr Matheny Speakers at C C L Guest Night
Dr W A Matheny was guest speaker for the Child Conservation League guest night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Topic was Child Conservation. President Mrs W F Giesecke presided. The program opened with the club song and patriotic quotations during roll call.
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W. A. Matheny
Child Conservation League
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Giesecke
T. E. Gibson
F. W. Cone
Hal Rowland
O. EB. Fri
English Fiction Topic of Delphian Society Meets
The Delphian Literary Society discussed English Fiction of the Eighteenth Century at 6 Van Vorhes Street Tuesday night. Mrs. L. M. Cooper led the program with reports from Miss Delle Finsterwald and others. guest Mrs. Cecil Westfall attended.
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Delphian Literary Society
Ural V. Westfall
van Vorhes Street
L. M. Cooper
Delle Finsterwald
Carl Ferguson
H. G. Houses Holder
Webb Walker
Mary Kahler
Cecil Westfall
Democrats Replace Dry Officers in Ohio Prohibition Bureau
State Prohibition Commissioner Clarence H. Sears announced unconditional discharge of eight state prohibition inspectors. He said five replacements would take their places March 1, with resignations effective February 16, and cited a plan to remove Republicans and replace them with Democrats as in other state departments.
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Clarence H. Sears
William West
Paulding
van Wert
Mercer
Putnam
Allen
Auglaize
Shelby
Hardin
Hancock
George Lamme
Clyde
Wyandot
Crawford
Marion
Morrow
Richland
James Howards
Fulton
Lucas
Henry
Wood
Williams
David Rudisett
James Seymour
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
William G. Davis
Highland
Ross
Adams
Scioto
Lawrence
Pike
John Jenkins
Hocking
Vinton
Athens
Meigs
Jackson
Gallis
John D. Hays
Sears
Rucisel
Seymour
Thurman Rowland
Joseph Landon
Cincinnati
John Ward, Jr
Circleville
Charles McGee
Wellston
Mmmet Dawdell
Piketon
State Department
Horlick Heiress Granted Divorce in Kenosha
Mrs. Mabelle Horlick Sidley, heir to a malted milk fortune, obtained a divorce from Dr. John Streeter Sidley in Kenosha Wisconsin. Reports say Dr Sidley will settle a $250000 damage suit he filed against W Perkins Bull a Canadian man of mystery who was injured in a recent motor trip to Toronto.
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Mabelle Horlick Sidley
Kenosha
Wis
John Streeter Sidley
Dr. Sidley
W. Perkins Bull
K. C
Toronto
College Orator Heard by Athens Rotary Club
Leonard Henninger, of Franklin Furnace and Ohio University debating team, spoke at the Athens Rotary Club noon meeting. His oration covered Stalin and the Five-Year Plan of Bolshevism as he prepares to compete in the Ohio intercollegiate public speaking event.
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Athens Rotary Club
Leonard Henninger
Franklin Furnace
Ohio University
Stalin
Henninger
Ohio Intercollegiate
Ohio University Speech Event Praises Linings of Lin Stalin Oration
A member of Pi Beta Kappa at Ohio University delivered a notable speech on Stalin, Man of Steel, in a university speaking contest. Professor W H Cooper, head of Public Speaking, introduced the speaker and outlined forms of public speaking during the event.
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Lic
Pi Beta KapPa
Ohto University
Stalin
W. H. Cooper
Henninger
Cooper
Youth Found Dead After Heavy Meal In Wheeling
Luther Kenneth Clemens a 17 year old student at Linsly Military Institute was found dead in his room at McCray Hotel after reportedly consuming a large number of hot dogs. Doctors say death was caused by acute dilation of the stomach. He is survived by his father grandparents two uncles an aunt and his mother is deceased. He was a member of Vance Memorial Sunday School.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Luther Kenneth Clemens
Luther Clemens
McCray
Linsly Military Institute
Alex Willard
Guysville
Athens County
Ohio
Sheldon Joseph
Margaret R. Clemens
Maude Clemens
Young Clemens
Vance Memorial Sunday School
Woodsvake School
Linsly Institute
Twenty Two Rules for Police Force Issued by Chief Hogan
Runnymeade New Jersey February twenty fifth report states Chief Police Marshal Thomas Hogan issued 22 commandments for the force. They ban sleeping on duty drinking or intoxication entering saloons and smoking on beats. Patrolman Charles Strater Jr said he would memorize and obey them.
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Runnymede
N. J
U.P
Thomas Hogan
Charles Strater, Jr
Force
Bill Thompson Wins Chicago Republican Nomination Again
Chicago news reports Big Bill Thompson secured the Republican nomination for mayor with an unofficial 67,800 lead over John H. Lyle the judge. Alderman Arthur Albert placed third while George Schmidt and Eugene McCaffery followed. Democrat Anton J. Germak led Democrats with over 225,000 votes.
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Chicago
U.P
Big Bill Thompson
John H. Lyle
Arthur Albert
George Schmidt
Eugene McCaffery
Anton J. German
Cook County Board of Commissioners
Germak
Memphis sportsman bags fifteen ducks in nine shots
T. K. Riddick of the Wa pano ca Outing Club in Memphis shot fifteen ducks with fifteen shells in a single outing, calling the experience "just shooting" as a casual sport.
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Memphis
T. K. Riddick
Wapanoca
Speakeasy raid cites Lincoln High girls used as Geisha workers
In Cleveland police court Edward Brown and Cordon Holsey were fined 1000 dollars and costs for possession charges as their speakeasy run by a butcher was raided. Two underage girls aged 16 and 18, dressed in pajamas, were taken into custody after admitting they played up to male patrons.
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Cleveland
U.P
Lincoln High School
Bradley Hull
Edward Brown
Cordon Holsey
Castoria Advice for Child Health and Comfort
A home remedy recommendation urges parents to keep Castoria on hand and give it to any child with a coated tongue or bad breath. The guidance suggests continuing use until the child is grown, framing Castoria as a routine household care item.
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