Progressive Literary Club meets at Mrs Roy Andrews home
Society notes report the Progressive Literary Club gathering Tuesday with fourteen members and one guest Mrs Arthur Sprague. A Persia trip paper and discussion on Persian women were shared. Next meeting set for March 13 at Mrs H M Bennett’s home.
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Progressive Literary Club
Roy Andrews
James Earich
Arthur Sprague
J. S. McClanahan
Persia
J. R. Harvey
H. M. Bennett
Lancaster Street
Parole System Outlined by Ohio Official at Rotary Talk
Randolph McAdams of the Ohio Welfare Department told the Athens Rotary Club that parole and probation aim to prevent crime by structured supervision. He urged county workers paired with judges to guide erring youth toward education and reform, noting most first offenders on parole succeed and prisons alone do not curb crime.
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Randolph McAdams
Ohio Welfare Department
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Ohio
McAdams
Welfare Department
Urbana
I. M. Foster
Athens
Alderson
W. Va
Chillicothe
Swiftest Easiest Way to End Bilious Spell
Neglect of early symptoms leads to constipation and system slowdown. Take Cascaret tonight to activate bowels and restore regular, complete action. Cascarets made from pure cascara strengthen bowel muscles and are sold in drug stores for 1c.
Tuesday Needle Club Dinner At Mrs Reading Home
Tuesday Needle Club hosted 32 members and guests for a 6 o clock dinner at 35 Franklin Avenue. A club contest and a playlet followed the meal while in Athens Edward C. Radovic of Pittsburgh returned home after visiting Tom Evans and Delta Tau Delta friends. Thelma Lehew arrived back from Magnetic Springs with her health improving. Mrs Ball and two Columbus children joined Marguerite Moore and two Athens grandchildren at White Hall for a Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs Charles Moore. Mrs Edward Cole of 102 East State Street will host the U C D Club Thursday at 2 PM.
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W. A. Reading
Franklin Avenue
Edward C. Radovic
Pittsburgh
Athens
Tom Evans
The
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Harold Ball
Columbus
Marguerite Moore
Athens R. F. D
Charles Moore
White Hall
Edward Cole
East State Street
Kentucky Evangelist Preaches at Central Ave Church
Rev J R Parker from Wilmore Kentucky urged true repentance at the Central Avenue M E Church on Tuesday night. He said joining a church requires freedom from hate and listed the fruits of repentance as confession forsaking and restitution where needed. A large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Parker
Wilmore, Ky
Central Avenue M. E
Parker
Evangelist
New Women’s Ready to Wear Store Opens Saturday
Francy Cochran, proprietor, announced a new women’s ready to wear store at 25 South Court Street will open this Saturday. Remodeling is nearly finished with only finishing touches remaining.
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South Court Street
Francy Cochran
Civil War Medal of Honor recipient Joseph O Gregg dies in traffic crash
Columbus reports the death of 89 year old Joseph O Gregg, Civil War Medal of Honor recipient, from injuries after being struck while crossing a street. He was involved in a mid block collision and died today.
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Columbus
U.R
Joseph O. Gregg
Mandell Aims to Repeat Against MacLarnin in Chicago
Sammy Mandell the lightweight champion is favored to beat Jimmy MacLarnin in Saturday night Chicago bout. Mandell will again concede about five pounds and hopes for a chance at welterweight champ Jackie Fields. MacLarnin predicts a knockout.
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Chicago
Vancouver
B. C
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy MacLarnin
Sammy
McLarnin
Jimmy
Mandell
Jackie Fields
Vinol Promises Sleep and Pep for Nervous Patients
A testimonial from Julius Bender claims Vinol improves sleep and energy. The advertisement notes Vinol contains iron calcium and cod liver peptone and has long been prescribed by doctors. Gibsons Pharmacy markets the product as restoring life and appetite with a tasty formula.
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Julius Bender
Gibson’s
Maecenas Club Elect Officers
Maecenas Literary Club elected officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. C. N. Durst. Officers named: President Mrs. Fred Stauffer, vice-president Mrs. J. W. Hudson, secretary Mrs. Mary Fryburger, corresponding secretary Mrs. Jess Henry, treasurer Mrs. E. W. Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Club
P. E. Shirley
Maecenas Literary Club
C. N. Durst
James J. Davis
Labor
M. F. Durst
Edgar Guest
Fred Stauffer
J. W. Hudson
Mary Fryburger
Jess Henry
E. W. Bingman
Columbus Conductor Shot in Street Car Murder
In Columbus, 29 year old street car conductor Charles E Barrow was shot through the heart last night on his car. Police have few clues, suspecting he resisted a robber who was the lone passenger. The killing comes 15 hours after the mutilated body of Evelyn Frances Edgington was found in her bed.
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Columbus
U.P
Charles 8
Barrow
Evelyn Frances Edgington
Lawrence Edgington
Mrs. Gibson Dies At Amesville Today
Mrs Luella Curfman Gibson wife of Amesville businessman F W Gibson died at home at 4 am aged 71 after ten days of paralysis Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at the Presbyterian Church burial in Amesville Cemetery Born in Amesville she married F W Gibson on March 4 1879 Their golden wedding anniversary was observed last year Five children Ned Gibson A J Cederberg Stacy Linscott Clyde Gibson and J W Hartley survive along with ten sisters including Mrs H C Owen and Mrs Isaac Williams
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Amesville
Luella Curfman Gibson
F. W. Gibson
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Curfman
Luella Curfman
Aged minister dies at 99 in Columbus home
The Rev. Dr. William Stuart Eagleson, 99, died after a lingering illness at his Columbus home. He formerly pastored Presbyterian churches in Frederickstown Apple Creek and Mt. Gilead.
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Columbus
U.P
William Stuart Eagleson
Frederickstown
Apple Creek
Mt. Gilead
Devil of the Sea Chief Felix von Luckner at Ohio U Lecture
Norma Mitchell Faris reports Count Felix von Luckner goodwill ambassador to the United States spoke at Memorial Auditorium as the seventh Ohio University Music Lecture Course program. The famed German naval officer recounts a life of seafaring, disguise, battles, and daring escapes in a piquant, humorous style.
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Felix von Luckner
United States
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
Shoulder Injury Reported Near Chauncey
William Wemmer of Chauncey suffered a dislocated shoulder in an accident this week and was treated by Dr. Warren V. Sprague of Chauncey. Colleagues and relatives gathered in Columbus and London Ohio during the weekend visiting family. Fred Smith Sr. of Chauncey remains in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens in serious condition.
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William Wemmer Sutfers
Chauncey
Wiliam Wemmer
Millfeld
Warren V. Sprague
Fred Smith
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Seeadler Sinks 17 Allied Ships and Returns to Germany
The German raider Seeadler reportedly sank 17 Allied ships and captured their crews without any injuries. After a year and a half at sea he returned to Germany and later kept his sailing ship as his home, the last to be used in war.
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Seeadler
Germany
South America
New Zealand
Wets Testify in Fight for Repeal
Congressional wets prepared to finish their case to repeal or modify the Eighteenth Amendment before the House Judiciary Committee. The hearings resumed with twelve prominent opponents to appear, including Chicago Police Chief Morgan Collins and W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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House Judiciary Committee
Morgan Collins
Chicago
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eight Babies Born In Last Few Days In Chauncey Area
Chauncey and Millfield welcomed eight new babies as families announce newborns. Names include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Schoon in Chauncey Sycamore Street and sons for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stiren, Emmett Olbers, Ray Little, Clem Kovalaski, Herbert Bowers, Pred Ross, and James Frazey. The births span Chauncey Millfield Beaumont May Avenue and surrounding homes.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and Millfield
Stork
William N. Schoonover
Sycamore Street
Harvey Stiren
Millfield
Emmett FE. Olbers
Olbers
Myrtle Brown
Ray Little
Beaumont
Clem Kovalaski
Kovalaski
Mae Locke
Herbert B. Bowers
Pred Ross
May Avenue
James Frazey
Local Dinner Honors Mr. Dicken Birthday
Mr and Mrs Worthy Dicken and family and Wendell Moore of the Lower Plains visited Logan on Sunday at the home of Mrs J RR Dicken. Mrs Dicken hosted a dinner honoring Mr Dicken’s birthday anniversary.
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Chauncey
Worthy Dicken
Wendell Moore
Lower Plains
Logan
J. RR. Dicken
Dicken
U S Court Holds Its Annual Sentence Day in Columbus
In Columbus on February 26 United States District Court sentenced about 200 families affected by the semi annual Sentence Day. An expectant mother facing a birth while charged with liquor law violations and her husband jailed under government orders marked the day. Victor and Harley Hutchison received one year and one day in Chillicothe Reformatory after pleading guilty to robbing the Oreton, Vintom County Post office.
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Columbus
United States District Court
Knox County
Benson W. Hough
Victor
Harley Hutchison
Chilliecothe Reformatory
Oreton
Vintom County
Postoflice
Local Social News From Nelsonville Area
Mrs Sam Dunsee and children of Lubrig visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Owen Martin. Bernice Stanley of Athens spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Stanley. Lydia Nagte returned home after wintering with her sister in Portmouth Ohio. Bettys birthday was celebrated at dinner hosted by Mrs Ida Davies. Mrs Ervin Finney was guest. Mrs Jack Williams and children of Murray City were guests this week of Mrs Hope Potts. Will and Ines Smith and Cleo Cain of Stroud Run spent Sunday with Miss Eva Lavely. Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Melvin of Lower Plains were in Nelsonville Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Moler.
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Ida Davies
Betty
Ervin Finney
Jack Williams
Murray City
Hope Potts
Will
Ines Smith
Cleo Cain
Strouda Run
Eva Lavely
Harry Moore
Melvin
Lower Plains
Nelsonville
Mra
Moler
Martin Visits Brother In Hospital In Improved Condition
CHAUNCEY Feb 26 Charles Martin of Zanesville spent Sunday in The Plains with his parents and reported that his brother William is in improved condition after a surgical operation for the amputation of his left leg at a Zanesville hospital. Entertaining guests Sunday Mrs Elmer Lavely The Plains hosted Susie Manning Chauncey Mrs Thomas Cade Grace Savage and daughter Mary and Evelyn Potts William Bryan and John Edwards.
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Chauncey
Charles Martin
Zanesville
Plains
Owen Martin
William
Martin
Elmer Lavely
the Plains
Susie Manning
Thomas Cade
Grace Savage
Mary
Evelyn Potts
William Bryan
John Edwarda
Former Premier Tardieu Refuses Doumergue Cabinet Offer
Paris report states former premier Andre Tardieu declined President Gaston Doumergue's invitation to form a new cabinet, marking a political setback as France navigates a reshuffled leadership.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
Gaston Doumergue
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