Local Societies and Birthdays Highlight Thursday Gatherings
The Sunnysid Needle Club hosts an afternoon meeting at 99 Clock with Mrs. A. A. Atkinson on The Forts Avenue. the Missionary Society of the Christian Church meets with Mrs. W. L. Hottel at 60 North Conaca Street at 6 o clock. Mrs. W. G. Danford hosts the Friend ereedie club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Henry Swartz visits Alfred Van Meter and family. Mrs. H. W. Grovelle of Rutland calls during illness of her father. Dr. John W. Murphy of Cincinnati and Mrs. Murphy visit with Dr. Murphy’s sisters. Mrs. Harry Z. Foster hosts a bridge party at 220 East Rate Street with a dainty collation. Elizabeth Faubion’s sixteenth birthday celebrated with Troop 1 Girl Scouts. Mrs. Faubion assisted by Mrs. H. L. Faubion of Tennessee.
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Sunnysid
Needle Club
A. A. Atkinson
The
Missionary Society of Ther
R. M. Faubion
Foster Place
Elizabeth
Troop 1
Girl Scouts
H. L. Faubion
Middleton, Tenn
Child Welfare League Holds County Meeting on Layettes
The Child's Conservation League gathered at Mrs. James A. Jones home to discuss layette work. Mrs. Landis spoke on abstracts for rural girl groups and Mrs. Young presented Specialized Girls Clubs, with Miss Bridgman leading. Two layettes were prepared for Miss Munn to oversee, four having been donated before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Jones
East State Street
Fi Conservation League
W. E. Landis
Masons Plan Fourth Winter Serial Dance at College Union
Thursday night the Masons will assemble at the College Union for another serial dance. This will be the fourth of six planned for the winter season. Enthusiasm has increased with each dance and the last serial was by far the most enjoyable of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
College Union
New Industries in America Studied by Hobson Circle
The Hobson Study Circle met at Mrs. Fred H. McCoy's home to discuss New Industries in America. Mrs. Hill led the reading and Miss Spring offered two solos while Mrs. Paul Keever won first prize in the con test and Mrs. H. T. Lee took second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hobson Study Circle
Fred H. McCoy
North Congress Street
Hill
Miss Spring
Paul Keever
H. T. Lee
Local Ladies Club Names Members for Next Meeting
Mrs P B Sidders and nine others are listed as members. The next meeting will be Tuesday evening January 17 with Mrs John Gross on Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Sidders
Bart Davidson
Charles Kircher
D. C. Snow
A. E. Whaley
H. S. Burson
Herbert Cox
FE. A. Guthrie
John Gross
Morris Avenue
A C D Club Members Dine At Mrs Clark Home
Eighteen members and guests enjoyed hospitality at 67 East Mulberry last night when Mrs W E Clark hosted the A C D club. A lively needlework contest followed social time with Mrs Cora Bech winning first prize and Mrs Homer Wolfe claiming consolation. Dainty refreshments closed the program with assistance from Mrs W D Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clark
East Mulberry Street
Cora Bechtold
Homer Wolfe
W. D. Robinson
Foxes Escape During South Whetstone Hunt in Ohio
In South Whetstone township near Bucyrus between 1500 and 2000 people watched as three foxes eluded the fox chasers. The foxes slipped away along a fence while hunters converged toward an open field.
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Whetstone
Goitre Relief Claim Promises by Sorbol Quadru ple
Dayton woman Mrs Louise Will of 228 Gettysburg Ave says she was relieved of an inward goitre using Sorbol Quadru ple. She invites readers to see the treatment and obtain names of other successful users, with McKee Drug Co Athens LeFavor's Pharmacy Glouster among outlets, or write Box 353 Mechanicsburg O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Louise Will
Gettysburg Ave
McKee Drug Co
Athens
LeFavor
Glouster
Mechanicsburg
Windsor Tea Room Taken by Gardner
Ray C. Gardner purchaser of Windsor Tea Room at Court Street will take over management Thursday morning. Walter Chase former owner of Cotton's Restaurant and H L Wright of Cleveland previously owned Windsor. Wright plans to return to Cleveland with household goods. Chase has been in ill health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Gardner
University Terrace
Windsor Tea Room
Court Street
Walter Chase
Cotton’s Restaurant
Union Street
H. L. Wright
Cleveland
Windsor
Wright
Mr. Chase
Handsled Taxis Replace Cars in Petrograd City
With most horses killed for meat or unavailable and streetcar lines broken down residents of Petrograd must walk or ride handsled taxis. The sleds are common youth gear and are pulled by men of all ages for travel through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Time States No Plans. Rests From Business
Time said he had no definite plans yet and will take a short rest from business activity. Mr. Gardner, formerly manager of the Athens Co-op stores, is mentioned in connection with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time
Gardner
Athens Co-op
Coast Guard Cutter and Army Transport Aid Stranded Ship
A Boston coast guard cutter and a New York army transport race to assist the distressed Army transport Cook in the North Atlantic as rough seas threaten their voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast Guard
Boston
Oiday
Cook
North Atlantic
British-Led Talks Stir Belgium Neutrality Question
Premier Lloyd George seeks Belgian participation in an Anglo French alliance while opposing full entry while Belgium still relies on its France military pact. He suggests Belgium revert to neutrality status before returning to alliance. Italy asks Britain for a similar Anglo Italian treaty aligning with France pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mason
I. N
Cannes
France
Lloyd George
Belgium
M. Jaspar
Poland
Great Britain
Rhineland
Russia
Lithuania
Hungary
Germany
Bonomi
Italy
Britain
Blizzard Grips New York in Major Snowstorm Today
New York woke to a blizzard with driving snow from six A.M. expected to last the day. The weather bureau forecast about a foot of snow. The storm was moving northeastward, affecting northern Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Woman Is Foully Slain in Home
TOLEDO Ohio January 11 police search for identity of Mrs. L A Marvin's killer found beaten and slain in her home late yesterday. Detectives believe an attempted assault by a beggar sparked the crime and the force has full assignment to the case. A $1000 reward was offered by the husband for the capture of the murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
L. A. Marvin
Patterson charged with embezzlement in woolen mill bonds
Cleveland January 11 William Patterson attorney and president of Forest City Woolen Mills was indicted for embezzlement the state charging he obtained 17200 from three persons via alleged illegal bonds issued by the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William &. Patterson
Forest City Woolen Mills Company
Woolen Mills Company
Do You Get Up Nights From Bladder Ailment
Dayton man Mr John Lumpkins describes in the Dayton Herald his two years of nightly awakenings for ten to twenty nights and pain from bladder issues. He credits Lithiated Buchu with easing symptoms and passing gravel pieces, urging readers to try the Keller formula. The ad promotes 2 cents per tablet and directs readers to McKees Drug Store or The Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lumpkins
Carrie
Dayton
Ohio
The
Dayton Herald
McKees Drug Store
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Marriage Licenses Shown For Several Local Couples
Memis Grigsby a miner of Chauncey and Mae Hutchins of The Plains obtain a license. Pleasant C. Depue a miner of Millfield and Stella Gertrude Stiers of Glouster obtain a license. Orville C. Shellman a dry cleaner of Athens and Rose Starkey a dry cleaner of Athens obtain a license. Peter Belgya a tailor of Columbus and Ester Vargo of Millfield obtain a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memis Grigsby
Chauncy
Mae Hutchins
The
Plains
Pleasant C. Depue
Millfield
Stella Gertrude Stiers
Glouster
Orville C. Shellman
Rose Starkey
Athens
Peter Belgya
Columbus
Ester Vargo
Citizen Tests Held Today for U S Citizenship
The court room hosts the final examination of about sixty five foreigners seeking U S citizenship. The verbal exam is led by H J Groff with Common Pleas Judge Worstell presiding. Candidates aim to complete the process today. another class is scheduled for February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
H. J. Groff
Common Pleas
Worstell
Uncle Sam
Making Progress in the Far East
Washington reports material progress in private talks between China and Japan on Shantung. Japan tentatively agrees to withdraw troops from the province and from the Kia Chow Tsunanfu railway right of way as the conference adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Japan
Shantung
Kia Chow, Tsunanfu
Agricultural senators fail to learn relief grain prices
Senators from agricultural states pressed to learn how much the American relief commission pays for grain shipped to destitute Russia but met with failure today.
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Washington
Jan
American Relief Commission
Russia
Editor Peitro De Silva Arrested in Ohio
Steubenville report says Peitro De Silva editor of the Messaggero an Italian newspaper was arrested on a charge of publishing a wet advertisement and released on a 12000 bond for a hearing this being the first arrest of its kind in eastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubensville
Peitro de Silva
Messaggero
Ohio
Ford to Bid for Lincoln Motors Plant at Receiver Sale
Ford Motor Company will bid for the Lincoln Motors Company plant, now in receivership, at the February 4 sale announced by Ford offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Lincoln Motors Company
United States weighing Genoa participation after armament talks
Washington reports say the U S stance on attending the Genoa economic conference will hinge on the armament conference results. President Harding and Secretary Hughes remain noncommittal as they expect treaties to be ready for senate submission within two to three weeks. European nations urge U S full participation to speed final settlements in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Genoa
Harding
Hughes
Senate
Winter days give way to snow in Sharpsburg notes
A small Sharpsburg item reports a protracted Mt. Hermon church meeting with Rev. Williamson in charge, growing crowds, and road work on the church hill under Charles Caldwell. It mentions poll tax ideas, a grand jury absence by C. T. Strode, local illnesses, a sister's wedding, a new baby, stylish dress critiques, and visits by Clyde Bardin Fred Walters, Mrs Henry Burns and George Brooks in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermon
Williamson
Church Hill
Charles Caldwell
C. T. Strode
Athens
Nella Louise
Robert Grimes
Nellie Lewis
Barberton
Fred Lawrence
Mt. Carmel
Margery Rose
M. Armstrong
Bern
Amesville
Clyde Bardin
Fred Walters
Marietta
Henry Burns
George Brooks
Half Billion for the Post Offices
The appropriations committee recommended to the House an appropriation of 554,029,375 dollars for the Post Office Department for 1923. The bill totals 24,707,976 dollars less than last year and 24,735,691 dollars below the budget estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Ofice Department
House
Appropriations Committee
Baalmann’s Gas Tablets Offer Permanent Stomach Relief
A frequent old time ad extols Baalmann’s Gas Tablets as a cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims relief from gnawing fullness and heart pressure, improves circulation, and stops cold limbs. Sold by Cline’s Pharmacy in a yellow package for one dollar by J Baalmann chemist San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
Cline
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Soviet Leader Plans Western Europe Visit
Nicolai Linine, president of the council of the Russian soviets, plans a trip to western Europe within the next fortnight. He has been suffering from rheumatism and will consult specialists during abroad travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Europe
Moscow
Old Bishop Faces Heresy Trial Over Writings
The executive council of the American Church Alliance in New York considers if Right Rev. Dr William Montgomery Brown of Galion Ohio should be defendant in a heresy trial. His book Communism and Christianity questions Jesus existence and asserts cannibalism underlies the sacrament of bread and wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
American Church Alliance
Wiliam Montgomery Brown
Galion,c
Lorain youths arrested for cottage burglaries at Lakeside
SANDUSKY OH Jan 11 William Kerwin 18 William Wesmis ki 20 and J E Myers 18 all of Lorain were arrested at Lakeside this morning charged with having burglarized summer cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
William Kerwin
William Wesmiski
J. E. Myers
Lorain
Lakeside
Music Graduates Addresses Wanted at Ohio University
A call for help locating a list of College of Music graduates with uncertain current addresses. Readers are asked to contact the alumni office at Ohio University, 5944 during office hours or 6152 at other times, to assist in finding Lula H. Brickles, Olive Brown, Pearl Coates, Marion Blanch Danford, Eliza Dewees, Carl K. Ferrell, Sylvia Galble, Eligabegi Alma Hall, Clara Ruth Hammond, Marie D. Hunter, Hagel Krapps, Claire McKinstry, Afton Ragsdales Sylvia, Elizabeth Richter, Sarah Stoneburner, Mae Stratton, Genevieve Brown, Gladys Van Valey, Eugenie Wolfe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
Ohi University
The
Messenger
Will
Ohio University
Lula H. Brickles
L. Brawner
Olive Brown
Pearl Coates
Marion Blanch Danford
Eliza Dewees
Carl K. Ferrell
Sylvia V. Galble
Fishel
Eligabegi Alma Hall
Clara Ruth Hammond
Marie D. Hunter
Johnston Calhoun
Hagel Krapps
Harry
Marty Claire McKinstry
Afton H. Ragsdales
Sylvia
J. P. Farson
Elizabeth Richter
Sarahson Stoneburner
Mae Strat
French cabinet vows Genoa conference rejection demand
Report from Paris states France will reject Genoa conference plans unless the Moscow soviet unconditionally recognizes Russia's foreign debts before March. The Paris dispatch highlights the demand as a precondition for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
Paris
Genoa
Ruseta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Urs
W. G. Danford
Maplewood Rive
Ereedie Club
Henry Swartz
Alfred, Ame
Frank van Meter
H. W. Grovelle
Rutland
John
John W. Murphy
Cincinnati
Harry Z. Foster
East Rate Street
C. E. Howe
Party For
Gabardine
Beckley’s Sory
Mrs. Clark
Goitre
Winter Palace
Kemp's
Far East
George R. Holmes
Sharpsburg R. D
Ecgma Beletay
Aemanepikati Millikery
Gline Pharmagy
Athens, Ohio
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