Local Society Notes and Meetings Across Town
Miss Theresa Blackwood spent the weekend at her home on May Avenue. Mrs. Lavina Campbell and Miss Mae Parrin plan to return to Cynthiana Kentucky after visiting relatives and will stop in Cincinnati due to Miss Parrin’s family illness. The Lillie class of the Christian church meets Tuesday at 6 30 PM at Miss Mildred Banks’s Franklin Avenue home. Miss Jennie Blakeslee from Grand Rapids arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muir. The Hobson Study Circle discusses plans at Mrs. Fred H. McCoy’s 65 North Congress Street Tuesday at 7 PM. Mr. and Mrs. O F Rowland announce the birth of son William Oliver Saturday January 7 weight nine pounds. A report from the National Pi Beta Phi convention in Charlevoix Michigan last July delights alumnae. Frances Leonard delivers the active chapter’s delegate report and Pi Phi songs accompany a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Campbell
Mae Parrin
Cynthania
Cincinnati
Miss Parrin
Lillie
The
Christian Church
Mildred Banks
Franklin Avenue
Pi Beta Phi
Charlevoix
Mich
Frances Leonard
Pi Phi
Local Clubs Schedule Meetings This Week
Troop II Boy Scouts move to Tuesday 6 30 PM at the M E church. Mrs James A Jones hosts Childs Conservation League Tuesday 7 PM with New Year quotes. Mrs E D Sayre speaks to the Womens Missionary Society Tuesday 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church on China and the Disarmament Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Sayre
Womans Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Logan Committed to Asylum after Lunacy Inquiry
Complaint by a brother against David Canfield 38 of Perry Township led to a probate lunacy inquest. Doctors C O Allen and D A Mannells found him mentally deficient and ordered commitment to Athens State Hospital. Sheriff Larimer transported him to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
David Canfield
Perry Township
C. O. Allen
D. A. Rannells
Athens State Hospital
Larimer
Athens
Mrs Ackers Ill At Home Through Bronchial Illness
Mrs Ackers wife of William Ackers reporter at the Logan Republican is seriously ill at home with a chronic bronchial disorder. The illness has troubled her for years and the current attack is severe.
Ernest Van Atta Joins Logan Pottery as Traveler
Ernest Van Atta has taken a position with the Logan Pottery Company as salesman. He will leave Monday on an extensive tour of southern states, traveling through West Virginia Virginia Georgia Tennessee and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest van Atta
Logan Pottery Company
West Virginia
Virginia
Georgia
Tennesee
Kentucky
Needle Club Hosts Mrs W E Clark On Mulberry Street
The Tuesday Needle club will be entertained by Mrs W E Clark on Fast Mulberry Street at 7 o clock Tuesday evening. Mr J B Swanson has left for Grand Rapids Michigan to spend time at the Furniture Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clark
J. B. Swanson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Robinson and Landis Attend Lincoln Life Convention
Mr. W. D. Robinson and Mr. W. BE Landis left today for Columbus to spend the week attending the Lincoln National Life convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Robinson
W. Be, Landis
Columbus
Lincoln National Life Convention
Athens Needle Club Meeting Promises Officer Elections
Mrs. G. Fenzel will entertain the Athens Needle club at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at 28 West Washington street. There will be election of officers.
Hibbard and Norcroft Return from Florida Holiday Visit
Mr. John Hibbard returned home yesterday from Deland Florida where he spent the holidays as a guest of Mrs. J B McCann. Miss Mildred Norcroft a student at Ohio University also a guest at the McCann home accompanied him. They visited Jacksonville Daytona and other points during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hibbard
Deland, Fla
J. B. McCann
Mildred Norcroft
Ohio University
McCann
Hibbard
Florida
Jacksonville
Daytona
Woman's Auxiliary Phi Delta Theta to Meet Tuesday
The Woman's Auxiliary of Phi Delta Theta will hold an important meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the chapter house on West Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Phi Delta Theta
West Mulberry Street
Miss Eleanor Russell Returns Home For 16th Birthday
Miss Eleanor Russell returns to the Deaf school at Columbus after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George Russell. Her 16th birthday was celebrated by a party hosted by her grandmother Mrs Mollie Campbell. Also visiting were Miss Julia Porter who will enter Ohio University and Miss weeeee Pickering resuming high school in Yonkers. Mrs Francis Lavelle leaves for Chicago to visit her ill sister. Pi Phi Alumnae hold a meeting at Mrs Gullums home to plan a benefit for the Gatlingburg Tennessee settlement school run by Pi Beta Phi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Russell
Columbus
George Russell
Miss Russell
Mollie Campbell
Julia Porter
Carl Porter
Athens
Yonkers, N. Y
Ohio University
Weeeee Pickering
Charles Pickering
Yonkers
Divorces and crimes highlighted in year end clerk’s report
An analysis of the clerk of court records shows 57 divorce petitions filed, 234 marriage licenses issued, and 30 divorces granted. Alimony petitions numbered three, while the criminal docket lists 103 prosecutions from first degree murder to intoxicants, with 36 illicit liquor cases and 11 each for burglary and larceny and for abandoning legitimate children.
Banquet Offered by Yaw Class Guests Tipton Bible Group
Mrs Fred Carpenter extended an invitation from the Yaw class to the Tipton Bible class and their spouses for a Thursday evening banquet at the M. E. church. The event rewards summer favors and praise the Yaw class for its well earned reputation for hospitality and good organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Bible Class
Fred Carpenter
M. E. Church
DIES AT ADVANCED AGE
Mrs. Kathryn Smith age 95 widow of J. W. Smith dies at her Walnut Valley home six miles southwest of Logan. Survived by three daughters Lizzie Randolph Anna Brown Amelia Conaway and four sons Jacob Edward Charles and James. Funeral held Monday at home with Rev. J. G. Spears and burial at Scotts Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Smith
J. W. Smith
Hocking County
Smith
Walnut Valley
Logan
Lizzie Randolph
New Lexington
Anna Brown
New London
Amelia Conaway
Arcadia
Ohio
Jacob Smith
Colorado
Edward Smith
Texas
Chas. Smith
Paulding County
James Smith
J. G. Spears
UV. B. Church
Scotts Creek
L. C. Yocuma
Three-Year-Old Poling Child Dies of Pneumonia
The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poling died Sunday morning after a brief illness from pneumonia. Rev. Spears will lead funeral services at the U B church Tuesday with interment in Oak Grove cemetery by L C Yocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poling
Spears
U. B. Church
Oak Grove
L. C. Yocumn
Local Hospital Performs Hernia Operation on Lawrence Cullison
A successful hernia operation was performed at the local hospital on Lawrence Cullison, 21, of New Plymouth, after years of affliction and a lifting injury at a mine. Medical staff report his condition as favorable following the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cullison
New Plymouth
Logan Club Fights Set for January Card
The Logan Athletic Club prepares a January 25 program headlined by Aid Smith of Terra Haute and local fighter Ted Carrigan in a ten round bout. Davie Fling and Carmie Spires meet for a ten round finale after two prior draws, with Armory hall as the venue and more preliminaries in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Athletic Club
Aid Smith
Terra Haute
Ind
Ted Carrigan
Davie Fling-Carmie Spires
Armory Hall
Reverend G C C Fohner Fills Local Presbyterian Pulpit
On invitation of the public supply committee of the local Presbyterian church Rev. G C C Fohner of Sharpsville Pennsylvania preached at both the morning and evening services Sunday filling the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. CC. Fohner
Sharpsville
Two sermons heard by large congregations at visiting pastor
Large congregations attended both meetings and heard two good sermons delivered by the visiting pastor. Before the morning service W I Krieg read a letter from Mrs Franklin Kerr expressing appreciation to the entire membership for kindness during Rev Kerrs illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Krieg
Franklin Kerr
Kerr
Churches Invite Public for Supper on Tabernacle Center Plan
An invitation via churches asks all interested to a supper at the M. BE. Church Wednesday to discuss converting the tabernacle into a community center. The committee aims to gauge public opinion. approval would provide the city with indoor athletics and large meeting space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
M. BE
Chester Love Arrested in Counterfeiting Case
Deputy McKinley of Athens and Marshall Williams arrested Chester Love at Mrs Mc Cance’s home near Jacksonville for charges arising from testimony in Pearl Elliott counterfeiting trial. Love was taken to Athens yesterday afternoon and will face the grand jury this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Athens
Marshall Williams
Williams and Eddy Attend Athens Grand Jury Session
Marshal Williams and Emmett Eddy travel to Athens today as witnesses before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Williams
Emmett Eddy
Athens
Drury Heads to Columbus for State Pharmacy Board Meet
W. R. Drury traveled to Columbus to attend a state board of pharmacy meeting where denatured alcohol handling for radiators is on the agenda. The board will consider a law restricting denatured alcohol handling to drug stores and a protest argues garages are better suited to serve car owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Drury
Columbus
State Board of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmacy
Kosty Daughter Undergoes Appendectomy in Columbus
Susie Kosty a 16 year old of Hunterdon entered a Columbus hospital for an appendectomy accompanied by her father Frank Burns of this city a member of the miners district auditing committee Burns left for Columbus to audit the books of G W Savage district secretary treasurer The audit aims to be finished before the Ohio miners state convention in Columbus next week The miners national convention will convene in Indianapolis starting February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Kosty
John Kosty
Hunterdon
Columbus
Frank Burns
Miners’ District
G. W. Savage
Ohio Miners
Miners
Indianapolis
Funeral for Walter Hoodlet Held in Ohio After Accident
Walter Hoodlet, killed when a car fell on him while working under it in Montgomery, West Virginia, will be buried at Greenlawn Cemetery in Nelsonville after a Chauncey service Tuesday at 2 PM. He had worked at J. W. Stocklein in the past and left a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hoodlet
Montgomery
W. Va
Chauncey
Guy Gardner
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Hoodlet
J. W. Stocklein
Hoodler
Pythian Sisters Schedule Meetings This Week
The Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday night for practice and Clara Cunliffe district deputy grand chief will join Wednesday night. All members requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cunliffe
Infirmary Services Held at Athens County Infirmary
Inmates enjoyed a splendid religious service Sunday afternoon at the Athens County Infirmary. Those assisting included Mr and Mrs Drake of Chauncey Miss Jessie Hoisington of Athens three young women from the Young Women's Christian Association of Ohio University and Rev and Mrs Ahlbrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Infirmary
Drake
Chauncey
Jessie Hoisington
Athens
Young Women’s Christian Association of Ohio University
Ahlbrand
Special Week Long Services At Presbyterian Church Start Tuesday
Beginning Tuesday evening this week the Presbyterian church will hold four services for the week of prayer led by newer members. A committee will arrange each service and topics will be timely and broadly engaging. An earnest appeal was made on Sunday to support these services, and large attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Parent-Teacher association to meet Friday at 2 PM
The Parent-Teacher association will convene Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Lower school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Parent
Newberry Denies Personal Guilt in 1918 Michigan Campaign
Senator Truman Newberry testified in the Senate denying personal responsibility for about 125000 spent in Michigan's 1918 primary. He said funds were raised and used by friends and family without his knowledge, noting he only discussed money with campaign manager Paul H. King before the campaign. He recalled King warning that Townsend supporters spent 20000 and that about 50000 would be needed for a full campaign, adding he learned of the total after the primary. He asserted no unlawful acts and cited his World War service keeping him in New York City, away from Michigan during the campaign continuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campell
International News Service Cor
Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Senate
Michigan
Newberry
Paul H. King
King
Townsend
Navy
New York City
Lewis to Confer on Wage Issue in Charleston
John L. Lewis arrives in Charleston for a district 17 meeting with acting officials. Reportedly the talks focus on wages. District 17 leaders Frank Kenney and Fred Mooney remain jailed in Logan on murder indictments tied to the miners march, while VP William Pealy is jailed in Kanawha County on a conspiracy charge related to the same march. M P Totman will visit Bartels Franz Fruit store in Chauncey Colorado and Amesville Hotel to take clothing orders on Jan 11 12 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
District 17
Lewis
Frank Kenney
Fred Mooney
Logan
William Pealy
Kanawha County
M. P. Totman
Bartels Franz Fruit Store
Chauncey, CO
Amesville Hotel
A. Nash Co
Hoodlet Rites Set for Ohio Man Killed in West Virginia
Walter Hoodlet, killed Saturday in Montgomery West Virginia while repairing his car, will have funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm at his sister Mrs Guy Gardner's Chauncey Ohio home. Rev Spayd of the First Christian church Chauncey will conduct. Burial is at Green Lawn cemetery. Body arrived today from W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey, O
Walter Hoodlet
Montgomery
W. Va
Guy Gardner
Spayd
The
First Christian Church of
Chauncey
Greenlawn Cemetery
Americans Favor Harding Course In Arms Conference
Washington Jan 9 The American advisory committee reports over 13 million opinions on the conference nearly all supporting the American arms delegation course. More than 10 million seek divine guidance. Over a million back a league of nations and the bulk favor cooperative limitation of armaments. About 300000 favor submarine abolition and 300000 favor poison abolitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
American Advisory Committee
Association of Nations
Nurses Home Fire At Miami Valley Hospital
Dayon reporters state three nurses were rescued from flames at the nurses home of the Miami Valley hospital. Firemen and police carried them out unconscious. Fifty seven others are temporarily housed at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Jan
Miami Valley Hospital
Johnson Opposes Four Power Treaty Despite Clarifying Notes
San Francisco January 9 Senator Hiram Johnson said clarifying notes meant to exclude the mainland of Japan from the four power treaty will not change his resolve to oppose the pact. The statement was issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Hiram Johnson
California
Grand jury probes multiple crimes in quiet courthouse
January grand jury began examining eighty seven witnesses across more than thirty cases. A fuller list of offenses appeared in the docket as officials allocated more time to serious charges. At noon witnesses were called for the second case.
China Watches Yield Move Amid Washington Talks
In Washington on January 9, official Japanese quarters said Chinese delegates have received instructions from Peking to yield. The talks between China and Japan over Shuntung continued in apparent deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Japan
Peking
Alumni Seek Correct Addresses of Ohio University Alumni
The Ohio University Alumni Association asks readers to help locate new addresses for graduates in Agriculture and Manual Training. Names and class years are listed. contact details include phone numbers 5944 during office hours or 6152 at other times to share updates.
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Ohio University Alumni Association
The
Messenger
Arthur E. Buchanan
Glenn M. DeGroft
Hollie C. Ellis
Lloyd B. Fidler
Winona Hemphill
Peter BE. Martin
Clarence §. Pearce
Carl G. Potts
Burrell B. Spohn
Ralph P. Stout
Wayne van Pelt
Joseph Cook White
Harry C. Young
Christopher J. Bahnson
Ertman John Beer
Millicent Fay Blackburn
Howard E. Cleveland
Stanley Cornelius
John Wilbur Fast
Burt Frampton
James R. Glass
Robert W. Haws
Marion M. Hagely
Reed Seth Johnston
Henry William Lehning
Arthur Miller
Harry F. Newman
Russell Dana Owen
Alfred Waldo Rader
Ernest
Pay car held up in Newark early today
A Public Service Railway pay car was held up in Newark New Jersey early today. The robbers fled toward Jersey City in a car, according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Public Service Railway Company
Jersey City
Farmer offers milk at 12 cents a quart in Martins Ferry
Local farmer plans a milk delivery route in Martins Ferry Ohio to sell milk at 12 cents a quart. Dairy farmers list 15 cents and one store retails milk at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Dairies
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Promises Natural Color
Sage and Sulphur Compound from Wyeth’s offers a simple at home remedy to restore natural hair color. The bottle promises darkening that looks natural and even, with results after several applications and a small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Danderine Claims Hair Stop and Thickening Benefits
Advertises Danderine as a hair treatment costing 35 cents per bottle. Claims one application stops dandruff and hair loss, and makes every hair look newer, stronger, brighter, and more abundant.
Veteran Britton Anxious for Title Defense at Garden
Jack Britton, veteran welterweight champion, begins light training for defense of his Rickard belt against Dave Shade on January 31 at Madison Square Garden. He stresses mindful workouts and plans to stay in shape despite age, aiming to perform for several more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Veock
New York
Jack Britton
Britton
Rickard
Dave Shade
California Flash
Madison Square Garden
Why Do They Like This Man
An advertisement praises a man’s vigor and color, claiming he is strong and full of life. It urges weak or tired readers to take Gude's Pepto Mangan at meals to increase blood and vitality, available in liquid and tablet forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Ohio Political and Regional Milestones from 1866 to 1912
A compact chronology notes Jacob D. Cox sworn in as governor in 1866 in Trumbull County, Ohio University founded in 1892 at Athens by the territorial legislature, Toledo earthquake in 1891, death of former congressman William W. Skiles in 1904, Judson Harmon starting a second term as governor in 1911, and the fourth State constitutional convention convening in Columbus in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. Cox
Trumbull County
Ohio University At
Athens
Toledo
William W. Skiles
Shelby
Cumberland County
Judson Harmon
Columbus
Bentley Leads League Batting Record in 1921
New York January 9 Jack Bentley first baseman and pitcher for the champion Baltimore club tops the league batting average in 1921 with .412 in 141 games and 24 home runs setting a new league mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
New York
Jack Bentley
Baltimore
Connecticut Bans Johnny Wilson From Boxing Within State
Connecticut's athletic commission barred Johnny Wilson the middleweight champion from boxing in the state, a move announced after action taken Sunday. Hartford dispatch notes the ruling joins several states restricting the boxer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Johnny Wilson
Connecticut State Athletic Commission
McKee Drug Co Refunds Hyomei Trial Cost
Catarrhal colds are promised relief by Hyomei with a refund from McKee Drug Co if the cough or cold fails to improve. The offer covers the cost of the trial and emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
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Weiss School
May Avenue
Jennie Blakeslee
Edward Muir
East State Street
Hobson Study Circle
Fred H. McCoy
North Congress Street
O. F. Rowland
University Terrace
William Oliver
Troop II
Boy Scouts
James A. Jones
Childs Conservation League
Francis Lavelle
Chicago
M. F. Stumpf
Frank B. Gullum
Mary Connett
Mary Fulton
Gullum
North
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Gatlingbureg
Tenn
A. D. McCpherson
West Union St
Glouster
Lew Boled
Covington, Ky
Henry M. Cox
United States
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Mount Stirling
Harding
Danderine
Chichester S Pills
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J. D. Haskins
Lorie
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J. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
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