Society and Local News City Operation Meeting
The Theity Federation will meet Thursday at 2:39 in the Presbyterian church. Dr Porter of Ohio University will lecture on The Social Challenge for Today. Treasurer’s annual report will be given. All interested federation members are invited. A quiet marriage united Hatey E McConkey and Sylvia Robinett in Athens. They will reside at 1 Spring Street after January 15. Kindergarten Mothers Meet discusses child development with educators from Ohio University.
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Theity Federation
Presbyterian Church
Pallas @b
Mes .P. Porter
Ohio Universiy
Hatey E. McConkey
Sylvia Robinett
Athens
Daniel MecGurk
North
Congress Steet
McConkey
Spring Street
F. L. Preston Co
Ellis Hall
C. H. Growdon
Benedict Lecture Recital Series at Fine Arts Building
The second lecture recital by Mrs. Margaret A Benedict of the Music Faculty is set for Wednesday afternoon January 10 at 4 15 in the Fine Arts Building. Illustrations will include excerpts from Messiah Mendelssohn Elijah Handel Theaodora Mozart The Marriage of Figaro Scarlatti and more. Notes and pencils may aid study. The public is invited. Mr J E Bush of Duchess Manufacturing Co visited his brother F W Bush Monday.
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Margaret A. Benedict
Fine Arts
Mendelshon
Elijah
Theodora
Mozart
Higaro
Carrissimi
Vittoria
Scarlatti
Mrs Leola Jorns Visited by Seaside Kin Group
Miss Leola Jorns of Seaside Oregon and formerly Mt Vernon Iowa is the guest of her aunt Mrs Martha B Iorns and cousin Mrs J J Crumley as reported in local society notes.
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Leola Jorns
Seaside
Oregon
Mt.Vernon
Iowa
Martha B. Iorns
J. J. Crumley
Mrs Robey Returns From Cleveland Hospital Stay
Mrs J W Robey returns home from Cleveland after seven weeks of hospital treatment. She is accompanied by her daughter in her hometown recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Robey
Cleveland
Robey Family Notes Illness and Funeral Travel
Mrs. Charlies Robey shows improved condition and Mr. James Robey traveled to Columbus Monday for the funeral of his brother in law Ea French father of Columbus chief of police.
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Law
Charlies Robey
James Robey
Columbus
Ea French
Mr. W. H. McDaniel Visits Athens on Business
Mr. W. H. McDaniel of Little Hocking was a business visitor in Athens on Monday.
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W. H. McDaniel of
Little Hocking
Athens
Miss Addie Grones Visits Ebbert Household in Parkersburg
Miss Addie Marie Grones travels to Parkersburg West Virginia to stay several days as a house guest of Mr and Mrs Ebbert.
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Addie Marie Grones
Parkersburre
W. Va
Mrs. Ebbert
Mrs Charles E Howe Hosts Bridge Club in East State Street
Mrs Charles E Howe in East State Street will entertain her bridge club of four tables this evening with an afternoon tea and bridge game.
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Charles E. Howe
East State Street
Mrs Higgins Returns From Dayton Visit
Mrs. J. M. Higgins arrived home Monday evening from Dayton where she had been since before Christmas visiting her son Dr. Alfred G. Farmer and family and Mrs. John Cuckler. Mrs. Farmer's mother. Mrs. Cuckler is coming to Athens soon for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Dayton
Alfred G. Farmer
John Cuckler
Mrs Kerr Returns Home From Gallipolis Visit
Mrs. M. M. Kerr arrived home today from Gallipolis where she had stayed at her parental home since last Friday. Her husband Mr. Kerr had been there over Sunday and returned Monday. Accompanying Mrs. Kerr were her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Will Lashley of Minneapolis. The Lashleys plan to leave Wednesday for Florida to spend the rest of the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Kerr
Will Lashley
Minneapolis
Swaim and Finney of Writz Orchestra Visit Detroit Parents
Donald Swaim and Gerald Finney of the Writz orchestra Detroit Mich are spending the early part of the week with Donalds parents Mr and Mrs C H Swaim 1 Park Place They will leave Wednesday for Toledo to join other orchestra members for a Wednesday night engagement in that city
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Donald Swaim
Gerald Finney
Writz Orchestra
Detroit, Mich
C. H. Swaim
Park Place
Toledo
Swanson Heads to Grand Rapids and Chicago Fur Market
Mr. J. B. Swanson departs Wednesday for Grand Rapids Michigan and Chicago Illinois to attend the furniture market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Swanson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Chicago, Ill
Ice manufacturers convention draws Mr. Whaley to Cincinnati
Mr. A. E. Whaley travels to Cincinnati this week to attend a convention of ice manufacturers in session.
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A. E. Whaley
Cincinnati
Dayton couple guests of local hosts at 21 Richland Avenue
Mr and Mrs Will Thomas of Dayton visit Mr and Mrs Pearl Carr as guests at 21 Richland Avenue. The social event highlights local hospitality and neighborhood ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thomas
Dayton
Pearl Carr
Richland Avenue
Mr. F C Osborne Confined by Influenza at Richland Avenue
Mr. F C Osborne is confined to his home on Richland avenue with an attack of influenza, keeping him from public engagements and prompting rest and care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Osborne
Richland Avenue
Tysmol Promises Relief From Nerve Pain
An ad claims Tysmol provides quick relief for neuritis nerve pains without narcotics. It describes pain locations from shoulder to leg and offers buy price one dollar at McKee Drug Co 400 Sutter Street San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Tysmol Co
Mfg. Chemists
Sutter Street
San Francisco
Worms fill Martins Ferry manhole in river town tale
Service Director Sweeney of Martins Ferry reports a clog at the North schoolhouse manhole filled with three huge masses of slimy fishing worms weighing about 800 pounds in total. The worms reportedly crawled into the pipe from roots of a nearby tree where they bred.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Sweeney
Martins Ferry
Ohio
North School
Pleads for Lives of Negro Rioters Before Supreme Court
Moorfield Storey former American Bar association president appeared before the US Supreme Court to plead for Black defendants condemned to die over the 1919 Arkansas riots. He accused Arkansas courts newspapers Rotary Club American Legion and Helena leaders of attempting to railroad the defendants to death.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
Moorfield Storey
American Bar Association
Arkansas Courts
Rotary Club
American Legion
Helena
Ark
State Opens Ban On Klan Suspects In Murder Case
Louisiana lawmen prepare a broad probe into the Morehouse killings. Witnesses from Mer Rouge recount hooded mob actions and attire linking Klansmen to Watt Daniel and Charles Richards deaths.(Note: The original text contains OCR errors and incomplete lines. the summary captures the core reported actions and individuals.)
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William K. Hutchinson
Court House
Bastrop
la. C
Louisiana
Ku Klux Klan
Watt Daniel Thomas Richards
Mer
Daniel
Richards
J. L. Daniel
Watt
C. C. Davenport
Will
Be Careful What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
Parenting tip urges using Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo to avoid scalp drying from harsh soaps. Recommend two to three teaspoonfuls mixed in warm water for a rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp without injuring it. The shampoo dries hair quickly, leaves it silky and easy to manage, and is inexpensive at drug stores.
Hyomel Promises Quick Cold Relief
A McKee Drug Co. advertisement touts Hyomel as stopping a cold in six hours and killing germs at the source with a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckee Drug Co
Early pullet feeding urged to boost egg production
Ohio State poultry experts at Wooster say pullets should lay at least 40 eggs before February 1 to prove more profitable than a yearling. They recommend a high protein mash with wheat and meat scraps, cornmeal, oats, and dry feeding. Milk, water management, and occasional green feed or epsom salts are advised to sustain production.
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Wooster
Ohio State University
Ohio
Export trade shows increase in November payment
American exports in November were valued at 389 million dollars, up about 160 million from a year earlier. For the 11 months ending in November exports totaled 8.487 billion dollars, compared with 4.188 billion dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Athens County Farm Bureau News and Oklahoma City Barbecue
Athens County notes cover a farm bureau district meeting with speakers on marketing, seeds, and dues and women’s club involvement. Oklahoma City reports Governor Walton hosting a large inaugural barbecue with celebrants and a lively outdoors program.
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Farm Bureau
Farm
Athens County
Pallis Twamerick
Gallia County
D. D. Dowds
Vinton County
Dailey
Albany
Effie Watkins
Athens
Mra. A
H. FE. Shaver
State Federation
Shoenberger
State Farm Bureau
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F. W. Bush
J. L. Woodworth
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Ien
Home Furnishing Company
W E. Nicodemus
Drumright
Oklo
Sinesses
Parobe
Morehouse Parish
the Messenger Printery Co
Lawhead
J. W. Gabriel Logan
College of Agriculture
Pavey
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Ag College
West
Burns
Idaho
Mr. Pavey
Charles C. Pavey
Agena
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jack Walton
Aken
Athens Homes
Mutual Home & Savings Ass’n
A Safe and Sound Instituti
Ory & A. M
Nat'l Bank
J. Addicott
Jd. HW. Berry
F. Tioover
Lee Atu. M. ML
Kerr Chas. Kircher Dev
T. Merwin Virgile Davis
A. ©. Russi
J. J. Schmidt Field Scott
S. Court St
Jew
Elry
Jacobs & Drake
Sale
Jacobs
Kenilworth
N. Court St
MR. Swanson
Chicago
Swanson Furniture Co
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