Local Society Notes Include Visits and Funeral Attendees
The report lists Asa Hammond of Texas pursuing oil interests, Harry Bartlett of Logan visiting Athens, and Ohio University President E W back supporting relatives at a funeral. Names cited include Liew and David Kessinger with attendees Nelsonville Columbus Warren and Columbus figures, plus mentions of Grace Gettys and McKee linked to university life.
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Liew
David Kessinger
Kessinger
Nelsonville
Hblliott
George Beaton
Lone Kurtz
Columbus
Diamond Market Hesitates as Prices Edge Down
The commentary argues buyers should delay purchases as price drops may not last. It notes diamonds are nonperishable and not tied to fashion, so cutters may hold goods rather than discount. A few low prices are offered before further advances.
Danderine Promise Of Hair Renewal Described
An old ad claims Danderine hair tonic adds life and lustre doubling fullness after a massage. It touts a 36 cent bottle to refresh the scalp, curb dandruff and falling hair, and restore youthful brightness and thickness.
Ohio woman engaged to Lt in Three Hundred Twelfth Engineers
The report states Miss Gettys will wed First Lieutenant soon, a surprise to her friends. She has enjoyed popularity since debut and recently visited Mr McKee and Mrs Hollister McKee in Athens, with the wedding planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Byrs
Miss Getty
Miss Gettys
McKee
Wilson Hollister McKee
Athens
St. Louis
Ohio University Girls Host New Year's Dance at Masonic Temple
Ohio University co-eds will act as hostesses at a Girl's New Year's dance in the Masonic Temple Friday evening. Misses Mary Poston and Julia Porter lead arrangements. A source orchestra will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Masonic Temple
Mary Poston
Julia Porter
Chubbs Host Ohio University Seniors Party at Home
President and Mrs FE W Chubb plan an evening party for the Ohio University senior class at their South Court street residence Saturday from seven to ten. President Chubb was chosen class professor of the class of 1921 two years ago.
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FE. W. Chubb
Ohio University
South Court Street
Chubb
Higley Study Circle Holds Wednesday Meeting
The Higley Study Circle met at 2 oclock with Mrs I F Stewart at 65 N Conn street. President Mrs Ioe H Junod chaired and announced next years pro committee including Mrs Jennie O Dell Mrs S M Johnson Mrs F Treadley Mrs BE Koons and Mrs A A Wolf.
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Higley Study Circle
I. F. Stewart
N. Conn Street
Ioe H. Junod
Quotatons
Longfellow
Jennie O'Dell
M. Johnson
F. Treadley
Athens Sanitation Inspectors Please With Dairies
Sanitary police chief N W Baker reports rapid examination of all dairies supplying Athens. He says every dairy checked is in excellent condition and Athens should receive a fine grade of milk. Officials note sewer construction from West State Street to the river aims to protect wells and ensure pure water, a project directed by Service Director Williams at high cost.
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Athens
N. W. Baker
State Street
Service
Wiliams
Forefinger Amputated After Bricklayer Injured Hand
While working on Congress Apartments for Mrs. George L. Fenzel, brick-layer W. M. Harris of a Jerseyville area residence ran a splinter in his right hand. Blood poisoning followed and the forefinger was amputated at Copeland-Howe hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Apartments
George L. Fenzel
W. M. Harris
Jerseyville
Copeland-Howe Hospital
Czech Inventor Patents Turf Based Cork Imitation
A Czechoslovak inventor patents a process to produce an imitation cork from turf for insulation and building use. The method aims to provide a cheaper sustainable material for construction.
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Czechoslovagia
Health Board Reorganizes As 1921 Plans Unfold
Attorney L A Koons elected president of the city board of health at the first 1921 meeting held in the Lastro building. Dr J M Higgins outlines a tentative program with clinics for prenatal postnatal tuberculosis prevention and school health surveys.
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L. A. Koons
City Board of Health
Board
Lastro
Health Board
J. M. Higgins
Tom Roush
A. Koons
McVay
T.N. Hoover
Ohio lawmakers to back public works plan for relief
Columbus January 6 plans to push Ohio public works to finish delayed city and state projects were outlined by Senator George H Bender of Cleveland The plan calls for mayors to report delayed local building projects to the public works committee and for a state wide program with legislative aid and materials This could cut the unemployment pool by at least one fourth the senator predicted
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Columbus
Ohio
Seepeed
George H. Bender
Cleve
Public Works Committee
Senate
Bender
Local Residents Host Over Sunday Guests and Visits
Ireland Mr and Mrs Everett Bingman were over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs S M Bingman. Miss Dorothy Dodd of Marietta spent holidays with grandparents M and D Dodd. D Root and daughter Helen visited parents. Lelah Dunfee and Kenneth Dunfee were over Sunday guests of S D Root. Jennaby and Bennett Williams of Centennial called. Frank Hornsby family spent Sunday with Mrs Susan Hornsby. L C Brafford and Belpre visitors stayed over. Mabel Hornsby left for Stewart to assist with house work.
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Everett Bingman
M. Bingman
Dorothy Dodd
Marietta
P. Dodd
Root
Helen
Lelah Dunfee
Kenneth Dunfee
D. Root
Stewart
Jennaby
Bennett Williams
Centennial
W. Wildman
Frank Hornsby
Susan Hornsby
L. C. Brafford
Belpre
E. L. Rogers
Mabel Hornsby
M. J. Charlton
British scientists unveil method to freeze beef preserving freshness
Experiments by British researchers reveal a freezing technique that maintains the physical and chemical properties of fresh beef. The process aims to keep tenderness flavor and nutritional value intact for longer storage and transport.
Penrose backs change in tariff law to aid western farmers
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Senator Penrose abandons opposition to the Fordney emergency tariff bill and pledges support this session. He cites pressure from farm and industrial states and argues the higher duties protect western wool and farming interests against cheap foreign competition.
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Washington
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Finance Committee
West
Pennsylvania
Senate
J. F. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
Hagenbarth
Uruguay
Boston
Payne Ulrich
United States
Henry Howard
Auto Plants Resume Operations Boost Market Mood
New York reports a more optimistic tone at the stock exchange as auto plants resume operations after inventory shutdowns. Automobile centers indicate plants are back to work on a reduced scale, lifting motor shares and fueling expectations of industrial improvement and an upward market trend.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Ohio to prosecute dealers for duplicate license tag use
Secretary of State Smith announced in Columbus that auto dealers who misuse duplicate 1921 license tags face prosecution. He noted dealers pay 20 for dealers licenses and 2 for extra pairs, tags meant for demonstration cars but used on livery cars and vehicles owned by relatives. State Auto Registrar Snow urged owners to obtain 1921 licenses by Monday, with 97 branches stocking tags to prevent excuses.
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Columbus
Smith
Snow
Donation at First M. E. church aids starving European children
Christmas offering at the First M. E. church and Sunday school totaled 309 dollars for starving children in Europe. The funds will be forwarded to officials to ensure prompt delivery and support more than twenty children this winter.
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M. EB
Europe
Tax Experts Convene On Ohio Tax Laws In Columbus
Taxation experts addressed a joint meeting of the county auditors association of Ohio and the Ohio tax association in Columbus. They discussed income and inheritance taxes mortgage and real estate taxes and school revenue laws.
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Columbus
County Auditors’ Association of Ohio
The
Ohio Tax Association
Cleveland electrocutions set for tonight in wife murder case
In Columbus Joseph Dell and Robert O'Neil, both of Cleveland, are scheduled for execution by electric chair shortly after midnight. Governor Cox refuses to indicate whether he would seek clemency or intervention in the case.
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Columbus
Joseph Dell
Robert O'Neil
Cleveland
Cox
Crowder Arrives Havana to Investigate Cuban Situation
General Enoch Crowder of the U S Army arrives in Havana aboard the warship Minnesota to study the Cuban political scene and the disputed presidential election amid ongoing tensions and a dispute over reform.
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Asa Hammond
Texas
Harry Bartlett
Logan
F. L. Preston
Court Street
E. Ww
Aes
Harry Beckley
D. R. Zenner
Barrymore
Yara Graham
Warren
Fice
Lewis Graham
Ham
Thompson Co
Bethe Rit
Am ‘Brown
Costentay
L Grace Gettys
Senter
Delmar Boulevard
Mare Grosvenor
Stewart McKee
Bury Place
Luscheon
University of
Daker
Athens City
Ireland
Beckley
Glearange Sale
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chambray
Boys Unionalls
Rock Bottom
J. L. Beckley
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