Alpha Sigma Alpha Dance Glows Red White in Union
Colorful Alpha Sigma Alpha dance in the Students Union drew about 35 couples with out of town alumni from Cleveland visiting. Red and white decorations and lighting set a festive scene while patrons, guests, and faculty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Students Union
Cleveland
W. E. Peters
Ralph P. Jennings
Jiarold Mardis
Elizabeth Garber
Jennie O'Dell
Irma E. Voigt
Community Club Meetings and Gatherings Listed
Lillie class to meet Tuesday at 6 30 in the church basement. Standard Rearers meet at Mrs. H W Riley 15 South Congress street at 6 30 with Miss Gilberta Hill hostess. Jessie Mills, Columbus teacher, returns home after holidays to resume work Saturday. Athens Needle club to meet Mrs. J R Harvey 215 West Washington street Wednesday at 2 pm. bring a dish. Childs Conservation League meets Tuesday at 7 with Mrs Tom Rosser 28 Franklin avenue. roll call current events. Mr and Mrs W A Mills of Williamson W Va return home with their son accompanying them from East State street.
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H. W. Riley
South Congress Street
Gilberta Hill
Jessie Mills
Columbus
W. A. Mills
Lorene Avenue
Athens Needle Club
J. R. Harvey
West Washington Street
Childs Conservation League
Tom Rosser
Frankliin Avenue
C.L. Biddison
Dack
Williamson
W. Va
Parker Carpenter
East State Street
Mr. Riddison
Thought Pear God and Keep His Commandments
A compact moral line reflecting Ecclesiastes and George Eliot on duty. The first duty is to love and the second to revere, framing a life of goodness through reverent action.
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George Eliot
Log an Gue Amici Hosts Stylish North Street Gathering
Miss Mildred Lehman hosted the Gli Amici club at her North Street home Friday evening. Needle work social chatter and a tying contest filled the night with Kathryn Koppe taking first honors and Mrs. rank garden the booby. Mrs. Robert Johnston to entertain the club Tuesday January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lehman
Gli Amici Club
North Street
Kathryn Koppe
Rank “Farden
Robert Johnston
Excavation Nears Completion on New School Building
Contractor Alpha Jesella reports completion of excavation work after six weeks despite weather delays. About 40 by 80 feet front trench and 40 by 40 rear opening were dug, with hundreds of cubic yards moved to a 15 foot depth. Foundations to start shortly.
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Alpha Jesella
Betis Basketball Schedule This Week
Betis basketball clubs two games this week. Tuesday at Laurelville marks their first away game of the year as Laurelville seeks revenge for a prior loss to Logan. Friday at the Armory Hall hosts Shawnee, one of the strongest teams faced this season, with Betis aiming to showcase their best lineup.
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Betis
Laurelville
Betas
Armory Hall
Vigil Ends as Moonshine Still Confiscated in Abandoned Mine
Officer Joe Farbearn abandoned a 72 hour vigil after attempting to trap the owner of a large still found in part of the Haydenville Coal Co mine. The two barrels of mash were left and the entire setup along with connected property was confiscated. The operator had recently prepared one barrel of mash and moved away the finished product.
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Joe Farbearn
Haydenville Coal Co
Hocking County Fair Board Reorganizes Officers
At around twelve o clock Saturday the Hocking county fair board reorganized with eleven directors present at George Christman's attire. Five newly elected members sworn in H F Aurand Sherman Polling Eli Watts Edward Hockman Irvin Krinn. Edward Hockman reelected president for a second term Irvin Krinn vice president Edward Micherst treasurer and George Christian secretary. One dissenting vote for secretary. Christman continues as secretary. salary fixed at 400 with half office help barred from driving for twelve months.
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Hocking County Fair Board
George Christman
Sen
H. F. Aurand
Sherman Polling
Eli Watts
Edward Hockman
Irvin Krinn
Trvin Krinn
Edward Micherst
George Christian
Christman
Friend assists sisters in Lancaster then returns to Marietta
Elvin Crawford has helped his sister Mrs. BE A Wreltz and Mary A Vrazier in Lancaster for several days while they receive care. He will return shortly to Marietta to resume his studies after spending two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Crawford.
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Lancaster
BE. A. Wreltz
Mary A. Vrazier
Elvin Crawford
Marietta
Roy Crawford
Wreck On Nelsonville Pike Costs Fines After Crash
A collision near the George Wright home on the Nelsonville pike Priday damaged two cars and caused no injuries. Two fines were imposed as a result of the wreck.
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George Wright
Nelsonville Pike
Priday
Occu
Iowa Doctor Offers Free Trial for Catarrh Sufferers
Davenport physician Dr. W. O. Coffee, famed for ENT work, says he found a treatment that cured his catarrh head and nose deafness and head noises after years of suffering. He offers a 10 day free trial by mail to readers who send name and address.
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Davenport
Towna
W. O. Coffee
St. James Hotel
Central West
Coffee
Ady
Local pleas settle for two amid mayor’s Saturday session
Before Mayor Koppe Lloyd Stiff and John Seidlock entered guilty pleas to being intoxicated and paid a fine of twenty five dollars plus costs. Seidlock also faced a separate charge of driving a machine while intoxicated and received an additional fifty dollar fine plus costs.
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Koppe
Lloyd Stiff
John Seidlock
Seidiock
Week of Prayer Meetings Begin at Presbyterian Church
The first of six meetings is set for tonight at 7 PM in the Presbyterian church. This week of prayer has been an annual event for years with participation from Methodist United Brethren and Presbyterian churches. Pastors of these churches will lead the gatherings.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist
United Brethren
Presbyterian
Walter W Arnold as executor files final accounting
Walter W Arnold as executor of Mary 8 Arnold deceased filed his first and final account Saturday showing a balance due the estate of a little over 500 dollars. A marriage license was issued to Raymond Cook 26 mechanic Logan R PD 1 and Hazel Mowery 28 teacher Logan R 10 4 Saturday the first license issued by the court this year and the initial 1922 license was granted on January sixth.
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Walter W. Arnold
Mary
Arnold
Raymond Cook
Logan R. PD
Hazel Mowery
Logan
Brashares Seeks Tax Reform in Ohio Legislature
Hocking county’s new state representative Joseph I. Brashares of Enterprise spoke in Logan Saturday about his Columbus trip for the opening session. He said many bills will be introduced as lawmakers address the taxation question and urged passing a solid tax law before adjournment.
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Hocking County
Joseph I. Brashares
Enterprise
Logan
Columbus
Ile
Mr. Brashears
Enarco Japanese Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief
Advertisement claims Enarco rubs out rheumatic and bone ache from overwork. Describes deep relief with drops rubbed into the skin and offers money back if it fails. Promotes 57 uses and available at Clines Pharmacy.
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Enarco
Liniment
Clines Pharmacy
Yankee Doughboys and German Girls Saddened by Withdrawals
U S Army officers led by General Alten report orders may pull American troops from the Rhine amid gloom at Coblenz. Officers and doughboys fear departure, while Germans regret moves and view Americans as a check on French plans.
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Yankee
Frederick WK. Abbott
I. N
Rhine
Ruhr
Allen
American Senate
Rhineland
Robber Escapes With Cash From Cleveland Restaurant
A lone bandit struck cashier Miss Rose Helberg of the Stoner restaurant with a blackjack and stole 2500 dollars she carried to a bank. He seized the bag and fled into a crowd on Bluchid avenue after the blow as an alarm went unsounded. Edith Thompson and Frederick Bywaters face execution for the murder of Thompson's husband after losing last appeals.
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Cleveland
Rose Helberg
Stoner
bLuchid Avenue
London
Edith Thompson
Frederick Bywaters
Rhine land plans spark broad reaction beyond France
The article notes that while Italy hoped to limit protest over its role in occupied German territories, France's Rhine border plans trigger wider commentary and public response not fully anticipated by Rome. It frames regional diplomacy and public sentiment shaping postwar occupation debates.
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Ise
Nct
Iraly
France
Rhineland
Farmer Ends Life in Jallipolis Funeral Home
Robert M. Rodgers 74 a prominent retired farmer committed suicide at his home in Jallipolis Ohio today firing a pistol to end his life after a period of despondency authorities said Rodgers was found dead with a gun in his mouth at his residence in the town of Jallipolis early today his condition after the act was reported as fatal by local officials.
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Jallipolis
Robert M. Rodgers
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Lida Haning
Miss Lefaver
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Gibson
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West Union Street
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Franklin Avenue
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Winsterwald
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Pi Beta Phi
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Grace James
San Antonio
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Lardo
Mexico
Alice Cline
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. D. Henry
South College Street
Sunnyside Needle Club
W. Ts. A
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Phyllis Sayre
Martha Johnson
Blaine Johnson
R. D. Williams
Httl
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Wooltex
Reinhold
Virginia
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Utchinson & Stickney
Athens
Ohio
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Clinton Webb
Gue Amici
Iowa
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Clarence EB. Edwards
First Army Corps
Boston
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Modena
Italy
Rity
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Polly Morrison
Bath
N. Y
First Order
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Polly
Ruth
Lash
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Fred R. Beasley
Dlae
Moler Auto Sales Co
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