Mrs Pickering Guest of Standard Bearers Society in Chauncey
Mrs J L Pickering was the guest Monday evening of the Standard Bearers in Chauncey. Officers include Mary Syx president Christine Allen vice president Agnes Cunningham recording secretary Martha Graham treasurer and Mrs W W Harter counselor. The meeting at Hildreth Tucker home discussed future plans text book and Lancaster school of missions for summer. refreshments were provided by Mrs M B Tucker. Next meeting will be at Christine Allen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Chauncey
Mary Syx
Christine Allen
Agnes Cunningham
Martha Graham
W. W. Harter
Hildreth Tucker
Lancaster School of Missions
M. B. Tucker
West Virginia Couple United in Huntington Wedding
West Virginia Mr. Clinton Smart of New Marshfield and Miss Ruth Davis of Nelsonville wed in Huntington West Virginia January Sth by Rev W H Shaffer. They returned and visited Athens with the groom s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Glenn 24 First street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Clinton Smart
New Marshfield
Ruth Davis
Nelsonville
Huntington
W. Va
W. H. Shaffer
Athens
Charles Glenn
First Street
Illiteracy Topic At City Federation Meeting
The Athens county drive to reduce illiteracy was outlined at a Monday meeting in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. President Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth presided as Dr. S K Mardis and Mrs. J M Hyde outlined the campaign with county and state club leaders and several local organizations pledging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Woodworth
S K. Mardis
Ohio Commission On
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Athens County
H. R. McVay
C. E. Stailey
J. H. Berry
Fr. W. Bush
Mary Richards
Mardis
Social Literary Club
Higley Study Circle
Pallas Club
Current Events Club
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Esther class hosts Christian church meeting in town
Esther Class of the Christian church hosted at 17 South Cemetery Street Monday evening. Miss Sophia TBoelzner led devotionals and the group sang America the Beautiful. Mrs. Ramona Hughes won first in a contest, with Mrs. Frank Rossi second. Hostess Esther Connett served refreshments with several associates assisting.
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Esther
William Connett
South Cemetery Street
The
Christian Church
Sophia Tboelzner
America the Beautiful
Pearl Drake
FE. J. Person
Ramona Hughes
Frank Rossi
Cameron Crossen
Frank Watkins
Oscar Riggie
Joseph Eddleman
Harry Bennett
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet Tonight At 7 30
Chi Omega alumnae club gathers this evening at 7 30 with Mrs. W H Logan at 94 North Congress Street for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
W. H. Logan
North Congress Street
Moler Travels to Cincinnati on Short Business Trip
Mr. W. FE. Moler left for Cincinnati this morning to stay until Friday on business and will return via Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Moler
Cincinnati
Columbus
Mrs J H Arnold Leaves Harrison Ville for Athens Visit
Mrs J H Arnold formerly of Harrison Ville now resides in Athens. She travels to Pomeroy Bend for a week visiting her children in Middleport and Pomeroy.
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J. H. Arnold
Harrison Ville
Athens
Pomeroy Bend
Middleport
Pomeroy
Miss Grimes and Cunningham Return From Lancaster Visit
Miss Lilian M Grimes and Miss Dolly Cunningham return after a six day visit in Lancaster as guests of Mr and Mrs E H Rardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian M. Grimes
Dolly Cunningham
Lancaster
E. H. Rardin
Shilt Couple Return From West Virginia Trip
Prof and Mrs Noble C Shilt return from college vacation spent in West Union and Morgantown West Virginia with Mrs Smith and Mrs Harker including her father Johnson B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble C. Shilt
West Union
West Virginia
Johnson B. Smith
Herbert Harker
Morgantown
W. Va
Athens Needle Club Meets at Mrs Hodkins Home
Mrs. C. R. Hodkins of 28 West Washington Street will host the Athens Needle Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon, inviting members to attend the session at her residence.
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C. R. Hodkins
West Washington Street
Athens Needle Club
Pi Beta Phi alumnae hostesses named for Wednesday event
Mrs. Harry G. Staider hosts Pi Beta Phi alumnae gathering with Miss Bertha Brown and Miss Bertha Stickney at 29 South College Street Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Staider
Bertha Brown
Bertha Stickney
Pi Beta Vhi
Staider
South College Street
Columbus man on six weeks business trip stops here
Mr. Arthur H. Westenhaver of Columbus spent a brief time Tuesday with his sister Mrs. Hal W. Murphy at 103 East State Street while en route south on a six weeks business trip. He arrived from Logan where he visited his mother Mrs. Lydia Westenhaver and family.
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Arthur H. Westenhaver
Columbus
Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
Logan
Lydia Westenhaver
Columbus lawyer Lilly barred from Ohio bar for misappropriation
Attorney Lemuel D. Lilly of Columbus, once a leader in the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, was disbarred by six Franklin county common pleas judges for misappropriating client funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lemuel D. Lilly
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Franklin County Common Pleas
Ohio
Lilly
Reprieve Granted in Charleston Hanging Case
A statement by Dick Ferri near the gallows influenced Sam Mura tore to be hanged at Madisonville penitentiary next Friday. Governor Morgan granted a reprieve today, altering the scheduled execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Dick Ferri
Sam Muratore
Madsville Penitentiary
Morgan
Taxing Forms Debate Halts on Residential Property
Washington Jan 8 continuing its study of the Mellon tax plan the house ways and means committee closed a section on residential property and capital gains taxation while considering administrative forms for the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tanation Murneethe
Dog Funds Go for Education in Athens County
Athens county commissioners agreed to transfer the remaining 10199.84 dollars in the county dog fund to the Athens county board of education. A resolution was passed to allocate 35 percent of gross dog and kennel fund receipts from 1924 to cover registering seizing impounding and destroying dogs in 1924. Delegations seeking road repair appropriations were turned away due to depleted finances. they were told to return in March with appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Cleveland Prepares for Dry Convention With Mixed Liquor Outlook
Prohibition Commissioner McDonald’s Cleveland pledge to go dry for the June Republican convention sparks debate. Insiders say prewar liquor is gone, while Canadian Club and synthetic substitutes flood the scene. Federal agents would cooperate, but locals report widespread home brew and etherized beer filling the bars.
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Cleveland, O
B. F. McDonald
Cleveland
Canada
McDonald’s
New York Drunkness Rates Rise In 1923 Report
Albany N Y The State Commission of Prisons says intoxication in 1923 rose across New York State. County jail drunkenness cases jumped to 24.1 from 12.6 percent in 1922 while New York City institutions rose to 5.1 from 3.7 percent. Penitentiaries fell slightly from 25 to 24 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Commission of Prisons
New York City
Senate disapproval erupts over Bok peace plan investigation
Senate leaders clash over the Bok peace proposal as Senator Reed and Senator Moses push for a full congressional inquiry, labeling the movement a scheme to draw the United States into the League.
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Senate
Washington
Reed
Missouri
Moses
New Hampshire
Congress
United States
Nina Putnam denies novel title in love triangle tale
Nina Wilcox Putnam talks of her life amid a love triangle with Hilsworth Bassett and his wife Gertrude Bassett. She rejects plans to rob another, defends divorce as sometimes necessary, and addresses rumors about her next book and its possible title.
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New Yorh
Nina Wilcox Putnam
New England
Littl
Miss Putnam
Gertrude
Old Relics Hint at Indian Genealogy in Reno Findings
Professor B F Schappelle of the University of Nevada reports pictographs and artifacts near Reno and Pyramid Lake linking the Pah Ute tribe to Aztec Toltec and Maya origins. The study notes similar rock pecking methods and red ochre painting and suggests possible descent or influence from Mexican cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
B. F. Schappelle
University of Nevada
California
Mexico
Schappelle
Pyramid Lake
National Geographic Society
Central America
Broadway Temple would rise above Woolworth tower in NYC
In New York City the Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church plans a 24 story Broadway Temple costing 4 million dollars. It will be self supporting from dormitory and apartment rents with 590 dorm rooms and 493 apartments, housing a large auditorium and community spaces.
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New York City
Manhattan Island
Woolworth
Captain Birks Leads Michigan Basketball Lineup
Captain Birks of Michigan sports teams stands among the stellar performers as the Wolverines aim to uphold Western Conference standards set by Ann Arbor gridiron athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Birks
Michigan
Birks
Ann Arbor
McNary Pushes Bill to Shield Investors via Federal Corp
Senator McNary of Oregon introduced a bill creating a federal corporation to protect American investors in stocks and bonds. The move aims to secure markets and reduce fraud by establishing a government backed entity with regulatory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McNary
Oregon
Open Letter to Women from Detroit Reader
Detroit woman describes years of back pain, bearing down pains, headaches, and sleepless nights. After reading Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports sleep returns, reduced nervousness, stronger health, and ability to resume work, noting doctors urged surgery but she found relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gus Voce
Pelouze St
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Wierton High Club Benefits From Youthful Lineup
Wierton varsity displays rugged depth with only one returning starter Gardner. The offense centers on the quick forward, noted for sharp shooting. Newcomers Michaels Slate and Kopko are showing strong form as the season begins.
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Wierton
Wierton High School
Star spitballers slipping amid arm woes
Two famed spitball pitchers, Stanley Coveleskie of Cleveland and Urban Faber of Chicago, are shown struggling this year. Coveleskie battled arm trouble and missed six weeks, nearly costing Cleveland second place. Faber also suffered a late season sore whip.
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Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland
Urban Faber
Chicago
Coveleskie
Faber
Stoneman Proposes World Tour For Moral Benefit
Giants pitcher Stoneman argues a world tour would yield a great moral benefit. He cites his own bucket shop scandal indictment as a reason to speak on ethics and conduct.
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Stoneman
Giants
Roy Simmons to Lead Syracuse Football Next Season
Syracuse announces Roy Simmons former 1923 quarterback will head the 192? team with Chick Meehan praising him as the best quarterback he has seen in his coaching tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Simmons
Syracuse Foobball
Chick Meehan
Syracuse
Simmons
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Madison, Conn
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Cornwell
M. Covert of
Wierton Strong
Vocalion Records
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Building
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Yue
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