Anniversary of Huldah class marks Morse home event
The 16th anniversary of Miss C Augusta Morse’s Huldah class was celebrated on February 28 at her 9 South Lancaster Street home with a noon dinner and social afternoon. Members and guests shared dishes, readings, and greetings from absent friends while Miss Morse recited a verse about Lucy Stone and a kitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Augusta Morse
Miss Morse
West Washington and
High Streets
South Lancaster Street
W. E. Lefavor
Joanna Goodrich Ewing
J. B. Person
Otis Cornell
Barberton
Lucy Stone
Morse
Tda Allison
N. K. Alderman
Ellen Boelazner
Edith Kiltan
Pp. Murch
Charles T. Newman
M. E. Steel
Rose Sanders
Mary Cook Morrison
Columbus
Birth announced for son of Harry C Goodspeed in Erie
A son was born on Wednesday morning February 27 to Mr and Mrs Harry C Goodspeed of Erie Pennsylvania He is named after his great grandfather Charlie W Goodspeed a long time Athens County resident Mr Harry Goodspeed is the son of Mrs G E Goodspeed and the twin brother of Charlie H Goodspeed formerly from Athens County now at 158 North Grand Avenue Marion
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Harry C. Goodspeed
Erie
Charlies W. Goodspeed
Athens County
Harry Goodspeed
G. E. Goodspeed
Charlee H. Goodspeed
Athens Country
North Grand Avenue
Marion
Miss Elizabeth O Grady to Stay With Mrs Brown This Weekend
Miss Elizabeth O Grady from Lancaster arrives this evening as Sunday guest of Mrs I V Brown at 2 University Terrace. Mr Cecil Brown from Raineile West Virginia is visiting his brother H J Brown who is in the Shelter ing Army hospital recovering well after an eye operation.
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Richard W. McKinstry
Wheeler Dew
Otha
Beasley
Richard H. Galigher
Miss Beasley
Alice Greenbaum
Chillicothe
John Armstrong
Gail Putnam
Elizabeth Woodworth
Larry Stevens
Cincinnati
Carl Beasley
Daniel McGurk
Abdon
H. A. Faber
Clifton
Frank C. Lockwood
University of Arizona
University of Cincinnati
Elizabeth O’grady
Lancaster
I. V. Brown
University Terrace
Cecil Brown
Raineile
W. Va
H. J. Brown
Nieces Return Home After Death of Julia Norton
Miss Ada Higby of Reynoldsburg and Mrs Laura Stratton of Piketon, nieces of Julia Norton, have left Reynoldsburg to return home after visiting to handle estate matters and staying with Mr and Mrs F R Walker at 75 North Congress Street.
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Ada Higby
Reynoldsburg
Laura Stratton
Piketon
Julia Norton
F. R. Walker
North
Congress Street
Leap Year Twins Born in Columbus Overnight
In Columbus Ohio on February 29 a leap day birth produced twins to Mrs Simon Rosenberg. A son arrived at midnight followed five minutes later by a daughter. Both mother and children are reported doing well.
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Columbus
Simon Rosenberg
Chilldren
Compromise Income Tax Schedule Opposes Mellon Plan
Washington February 29 Congressman Nelson announced joining Republicans to replace the Democratic plan with the Longworth schedule. He described Longworth as opposite to Mellon, noting larger reductions for smaller incomes and smaller cuts for high earners.
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Washington
Nelson
Conspiracy Alleged in Teapot Dome Lease Deal
Denver oil man Karl C. Schuyler told the senate public lands committee that Harry Sinclair conspired with Pioneer Oil to win Teapot Dome lease. He said Sinclair paid 1.6 million dollars to quit Pioneer and Mid-West Oil claims in March 1922, a month before Fall granted the lease. The charges arise in Stack's complaint over a five percent stake in Pioneer claims.
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Sinclair
Denver
Teapot Dome
Federal Land
Washington
Harry I. Sinclair
Pioneer Oil Company
Senate Public Lands Committee
Karl C. Schuyler
J. Leo Stack
Schuyler
Mid-West Oil Group
Pioneer
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Stack
Mid-West Company
Leap Year Debate Opens on Women's Vote in Commons
In London on February 29 the House of Commons held open debate on extending suffrage to all women at age 21, reducing the current voting age from 30. Members argued for and against universal female suffrage on Leap Year day.
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London
House of Commons
Senator Couzens Attacks Anti-Bonus League in Letter
Senator James Couzens of Michigan wrote to Knowston Durham head of the exService Men's Anti-Bonus League denouncing its methods as reprehensible and saying sources of campaign funds could be exposed. The note was a reply to a request for funds from Durham.
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Washington
James Couzens
Michigan
Knowston Durham
exService Men's Anti
League
Couzen
Durham
Couzens
Women to gain voting rights under new English law
London February 29 A bill cutting the voting age for women from 30 to 21 passed the house of commons on second reading with labor government support. If enacted it would enfranchise five million women to equal status with men. Two Detroiters were arrested for fighting about the weather.
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London
House of Commons
Labor
Proper Warmth and Undergarments for Old Age Health
Advises keeping the body warm in cold weather for the elderly. Warns against heavy outdoor clothing that inhibits skin activity. Recommends gradual clothing changes, avoids impervious fabrics, favors woolen moisture management, and praises silk or linen underlayers for warmth and air flow.
Ancient quern key to "Shell Man" in Florida finds
Smithsonian ethnology chief Dr. Walter Fewkes reports uncovering a shell man quern used for flour milling. He claims the shell man may be among the first North American inhabitants. He displays further Gulf coast discoveries before sending them to the Smithsonian for study.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Walter Fewkes
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Gulf Coast
North American
Fewkes
Ohio Class A tournament draws set for this afternoon
Eight teams learned their spots in the Ohio gym bracket this afternoon. Athens drew Ironton to play at 2 30, Washington C H to meet Nelsonville at 3 30. New Straitsville vs Chillicothe at 9 tomorrow morning and Portsmouth vs Greenfield at 7 0 0. Semifinals follow in the afternoon with finals Saturday night.
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Ohio
Athens
Ironton
Washington,c. H
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Greenfield
Leap Year Baby Reported in Chauncey
The Messenger reports Chauncey’s first Leap Year baby of 1924 arriving at 9 am Friday February 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Misner. The newborn girl, still unnamed, is welcomed by the Misner family as joyous news.
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S. Bradfield Jr
Messenger
Chauncey News
Bradfielt
Lidlewirt
Clarence Misner
Chauncey
Misner
Marion Leap Year Ladies Free at Auto Show
Members of the Marion Automobile association announce that the annual automobile show will close tonight with all ladies admitted free in recognition of Leap Year and a day designated as ladies day.
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Marion, O
Marion Automobile Association
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Hotel Berry
C. G. Neff
Electric Company
H. E.mcaffee
Elza Wyatt
Paul Keever
Phil Robinson
al Helrich
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Chester Edgar
D. N. Jones
Woman's Music Club
Woman’s Music Club
Harry G. Stalder
South College Street
Rapture
Lehman
Grace F. Spring
Helen Heden
Margaret Benedict
Mrs. Benedict
Miss
Scharwenka
March
Stanford-Grainger
Reflets Dans
Debussy
Country Club
J. J
John Swanson
Will Tom
Janice Orleans
Tom
Harry Smith
Bernice Bumgardner
John Bumgardner
Massillon
J. A. Turner
Lancaster Street
Turner
Beulah Bumgardner
TWINS
Father Co Crean
RNARA
Macfadden
Antis
England
Hamburg
van Dyke & Dinsmoor Meat Market
Lash
Golden Sun Coffee
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Big Daylight
LA Porte Line
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Everfast
Kotexyes
Phoenix
Eeere
Carran
Preston's
Michaels-Stern
Fashion Park
Borsalino
Ward & Tomlinson
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