Society Notes and Local Moves Highlight Week
Mrs J W Brown travels to Columbus for a week or ten days while Mr and Mrs John Cross visit Nelsonville to see C I Ted recently returned from Dayton hospital. Mrs T C Morris and daughter Laura of 117 Mill Street expect to see friends after Friday. Mrs Morris has typhoid fever for nine weeks and Laura has scarlet fever. Pearl Day, hospitalized with erysipelas fever from burns in the Day building fire, shows notable improvement as W E Day travels from Ft Lauderdale Florida. The Zeta Tau Alpha sorority social Friday hosts 26 active members pledges alumnae and patronesses with Mrs Ash assisted by several guests and a list of patronesses.
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John Cross
Nelsonville
Fatter
Mr. C. I. Ted
Dayton
Laura
Mill Street
Pearl Day
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. E. Day
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Ash
T. N. Hoover
E. B. Smith
C. W. Guilette
T. C. McCracken
L. E
Ed Muir Returns From Parkersburg Visit
Mr. Ed Muir came back Monday evening from Parkersburg West Virginia where he spent the weekend. The WEA M will convene in a called session Wednesday evening at 730 o'clock.
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Ed Muir
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hunter brothers told of pneumonia in Pittsburgh
Arthur Hunter received a telegram from Pittsburgh informing his brother Charles Hunter is seriously ill with pneumonia at his daughter Mrs Johnston Calhoun’s home. The Hunters left Atlanta years ago for Pittsburgh. Also noted is Mrs Leoline Sibert and her son Frank Sibert visiting relatives in Nelsonville and Columbus over Sunday, staying with the Sibert and Edgar families in Sunnyside Drive and Morris Avenue respectively.
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Arthur Hunter
Pittsburgh
Charles Hunter
Johnston Calhoun
Hunter
Atlns
Leoline Sibert
Nelsonville
Frank Sibert
Columbus
W. B. Edgar
Sunnyside Drive
W. H. Bechtold
Morris Avenue
Raleigh Edgars Visit Relatives in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Edgar of Columbus returned home after visiting over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W B Edgar of 43 Sunnyside Drive The report notes the extended family gathering in Columbus.
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Raleigh Edgar
Columbus
W. B. Edgar
Sunnyside Drive
Athens clubs summoned for Americanization meeting at court house
Representatives from all the Athens clubs are requested to attend the Americanization meeting at the court house on Wednesday. The session will begin at 9 o clock in the morning and run all day.
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Athens
Court House
Party for Sorority Mrs. Isaac E. Ash
A social note records a gathering hosted by Mrs. Isaac E. Ash at 50 Sunnyside Drive extending hospitality to sorority members. The item notes cordial reception and communal attendees in a neighborhood gathering.
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Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Hi Y Torch Arrives At Athens High School For Week
The Hi Y torch, a bronze cylinder with an illuminated tip, is in Athens high school for a week as part of its Ohio pilgrimage. Local pastors and student reps led the assembly, with Rev. C M Bond delivering the main address on the symbol of Christlike light and upright conduct. The torch traveled 2000 miles on foot from Marietta, arriving in Athens after a 4 hour, late evening march, and will move next to Nelsonville after a six-student delegation conducts the handoff.
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Hi “Y
Athens
Ohio
Etudent
Hi “Y” Clubs of
Cleveland
E. M. Robinson
John R. Mott
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Marietta
Stewart
Robert Dixon
Wilbur Imes
Donald Foster
Kenneth Wilcox
C. M. Bond
Ohio University
A. ¥. Wilcox
Bond
Tubaugh
Nelsonville
Suit filed for $50,000 breach of promise in federal court
Mayme Taggart of Chicago Ill filed in Columbus federal court a $50 000 breach of promise suit against Frank Figfielstahler of Chillicothe claiming he promised to marry her on May 26 1923. The action alleges breach of agreement and seeks damages.
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Chillicothe
Columbus
Mayme Taggart
Chicago
Til
Frank Figfielstahler
Chillichote
Hoy
Phytiian Sisters Install Officers at Friday Meeting
At the Phytiian Sisters gathering on Friday the officers for the coming term were installed by installing officer Mrs. E. J. Church with assistances. An oyster supper followed the lodge work and 65 Knights and Sisters cheered at the conclusion. The Sisters voted to aid the Knights of Cythias in a Friday box supper at 7 o clock, supervised by Mr. Howard Johnson.
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Phytiian Sisters
E. J. Church
P. G Dowler
G. Jordan
H. L. Hamilton
FE. D. Cooley
N. G. Burt
KR. M. van
Howard Johnson
Meeting of Kindergarden Mothers' Club in Ellis Hall
The Guest meeting of the Kind ergarten Mothers club is set for January 23 at 3 p m in the John Hancock auditorium Ellis hall Mrs H Bing will speak and J J Schmidt will lead the session on The changing position of women in the world today Refreshments will follow in the kindergarten rooms Miss Mabel Rose and Miss Olive Rose resign from county recorder's office and join other posts in Beasley office and Chamber of Commerce respectively
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Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
John Hancock Auditorium
Ellis Hall
H. Bing
J. J. Schmidt
Mothers’ Club
Bing
Schmidt
Mabel Rose
County Recorder’s Office
Miss Olive Rose
F. R. Beasley
Olive Rose
Chamber of Commerce
Educator Dean Chubb Addresses Athens Rotary Club
Dr. Chubb of Ohio University spoke at noon Tuesday at Hotel Berry. He described a southern California teaching tour, noted Los Angeles growth, and cited 27000 more public school children this year. He spoke on city size, miles of territory, and school plant investments impressing visiting educators.
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Dean FE. W. Chubb
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Dr. Chubb
California
Los Angeles
Chubb
Reform Order of Klansmen Formed to Challenge Klan
Reverend Walter Bruggeman of Chester announces a new group named the Reform Order of Klansmen to combat the Ku Klux Klan. He says the old Klan is un-American and the new body will make it the American organization it claims to be.
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Chester
Ku Klux Klan
Walter Bruggeman
Chichester Memorial Presbyterian Church
Reformed Order of Klansmen
Ku Klux Kian
Nationalists plan Crown Prince Wilhelm for German president
Berlin reports German Nationalists intend to nominate Crown Prince Wilhelm as president of Germany. A mass meeting is planned for Friday to rally support for the move.
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Berlin
Friedrich Wilhelm
Germany
Home Brew Tragedy Claims Bellaire Woman
Mrs. Mayme Wise a 40 year old Bellaire resident died after shooting herself Saturday night reportedly driven by taunting from neighbors after her arrest for making home brew.
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Bellaire
Mayme Wise
Hunter Girl Ruth Hunter Died From Strangulation in Canton
Canton January 15 Ruth Hunter 19 was found dead on the Hicksville Reed road two weeks ago. The coroner testified the cause was strangulation by pressure on the thyroid bone, not vaporized chloroform as previously announced. This marks the first official assertion of homicide in the preliminary hearing.
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Canton
Ruth Hunter
Holland Banking Co. Closes in Springfield
The Holland Banking Co. of Springfield the largest Missouri bank outside St Louis and Kansas City closed today with resources of 7 008 500 dollars and deposits of 4 500 000 dollars.
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BIG Bank
Springfield
Holland Banking Co
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Six Armed Robbers Steal Cash from West St. Louis Trust
Six masked bandits in two cars robbed thirty employees on Haston Avenue in St. Louis taking $26,850 from bundles prepared for the Federal Reserve Bank. The haul occurred five blocks from the district police station.
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ST. Louis
West
Sinn Fein Bonds Repayment Ordered by Dail Fireann
The Dail Fireann voted unanimously to repay all Americans who subscribed to Sinn Fein bonds sold in the United States before the Irish Free State was formed.
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Dublin
Dail
Sinn Fein
United States
Boston movie organist breaks arm
A Boston organist working for a film project suffered a broken arm after an accident. Details remain limited but the incident occurred during production, with hospital treatment reported. Local officials have not released further statements.
Mrs Bessie Parker Brueggeman Heads U S Employees' Compensation Commission
The article notes she is the sole woman chairman of a federal independent commission in the United States. Brueggeman leads the U S Employees' Compensation Commission, appointed by the late President Harding.
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Bessie
Parker Brueggeman
United States
U. S
Employes’ Compensation Commission
Hard- Lite
New Troubles Grow in Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson Case
Jan 16 New York reports ongoing domestic tangles involving novelist Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson. Her husband Ellsworth Bassett seeks to learn about Bassett’s ties to her, while Sanderson considers divorce action after briefing via lawyers. Mrs Florence Walton accompanies Sanderson toward Florida.
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New York
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson
Bassett
Tariff Uproar Over Fordney McCumber Bill In Senate
Senator David Walsh of Massachusetts denounces Republican tariff policy in the Senate saying the Fordney McCumber act raised the cost of living by more than 3.3 billion dollars in its first year. He alleges inflated corporate dividends and enrichment of big business while farmers and workers pay the bill.
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Washington
United States
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Walsh
Mexican Rebels Fall Back Before Federal Troops
At the western front Rebel forces retreat before 15,000 federal troops commanded by President Obregon. Rebels reach Poncillan in Jalisco and a major engagement is anticipated near Penjamo in Guanajuato.
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Mexico City
Obregon
War Office
Poncillan
Jalisco
Penjamo
Guanajuato
Dear Blue Eyes and Broken-hearted Wife Offer Yes and No Guidance
A 22 year old writes of a four month relationship with a man seven years older who ends it to support his mother and sisters. He now dates another woman and avoids in person talk. Advice counsels not to pursue friendship, to seek happiness with other friends, and to avoid breaking another marriage.
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Heever
Annie Laurie
The School of Experience Is Always a High School
A succinct observation frames education as a continual, practical learning space where experience shapes understanding, implying classrooms extend beyond formal lectures into everyday life. The notion treats high school as a persistent stage of growth rather than a fixed boundary.
Run-Down Weak Nervous Woman Praises Vegetable Compound
Mrs Mia Frank Grima of 633 Locust Street Lancaster credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after a run-down period and childbirth. She endorses it for symptoms of nervousness pains backache and irregularities and notes her general well being improved. The testimonial notes the product is for sale by druggists everywhere.
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Lancaster
Lydia E. Pinksham
Mia
Frank HH. Grima
Locust Street
Lydia E.pinkham
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