Womans Relief Corps installs officers at Red Men's Hall
The Womans Relief Corps held a regular meeting in Red Men's Hall Wednesday night to install officers for the coming year. Lula B. Cross was named president with Elizabeth Hooper and Effie Graham as senior and junior vice presidents respectively. A vase was presented to past president Mrs. Fryberger by Mrs. Amelia Lowery, and light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Relief Corps
Clara McAdoo
Offcer
Lucy Burchfield
Lula B. Cross
Elizabeth Hooper
Ef¢ie Graham
Mary Ashworth
Bertha Boho
Mrs. Welch
Mary Fryburger
Zara Cook
Eliza Border
Anna Musser
Flora Boorine
Kate Hanning
Flora Slaughter
Zara Stone
Carrie Martin
Samantha Jewell
Fryberger
Amelia Lowery
Current Events Club Discusses For and Against Ku Klux Klan
The Current Events club met at 69 Grosvenor Street with President Mrs. John J. Woolley presiding. Mrs. J. R. Harvey opened the meeting with a talk by Mrs. CC Clark on and against the Ku Klux Klan, followed by lively discussion and a collation hosted by Mrs. Hayes assisted by Helen Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
E. T. Hayes
Grosvenor Street
John J. Woolley
City Federation
J. R. Harvey
CC. Clark
Helen Louise
J. H. Rice
North
Congress Street
Local Bridge Parties Honor Mrs Benning of Topeka
Mrs. A. B. Wells hosted four tables of bridge Wednesday evening at 39 South College Street to compliment Mrs. Ralph Benning of Topeka Kansas formerly of Athens. Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson and Mrs. John H. Preston plan a Saturday afternoon bridge gathering at Mrs. Hutchinsons East Union Street home for Mrs. Benning.
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Ralph Benning
Topeka
Kas
Athens
A. B. Wells
South College Street
F. M. Hutchinson
John H. Preston
Bridge
Hutchinson
East Union Street
Benning
Bridge Party Hosts Delightful Evening in New Jersey
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sprague entertained at their home 53 Morris Avenue with a bridge party Wednesday evening. Five tables were in play and prizes for high scores went to Mrs. L. O. Juteman and Dr. W. W. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Bridge
L. O.juteman
W. W. Lee
Marriage of Eva Mathews to Ray Jones in Dayton
Albany couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathews announce the marriage of their daughter Eva to Mr. Ray Jones of Athens on June 14 1922 in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mathews
Albany
Eva
Ray Jones
Athens
Dayton
Home Mission Group entertains Mrs Ash at Sunnyside Drive
The First M. E. Church Home Missionary Society chair man hosted a gathering Thursday evening from seven to ten at 50 Sunnyside Drive. Twenty one active members attended with Mrs. P. G. Dowler, president, and Mrs. Harvey Ramsey as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Group
Isaac E. Ash
M. E. Church Home Missionary Society
Sunnyside Drive
P. G. Dowler
Harvey Ramsey
Mr Ysane Fedvans Returns Home From Visit
Mr Ysane Fedvans returns today to his home in Vinton after visiting his sister Mrs Mary E Richards at 11 Race Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysane Fedvans
Vinton
Mary E. Richards
Race Street
Foster departs Athens for Washington D C after business visit
Congressman Ti M Foster leaves Athens this afternoon heading to Washington D C after a local business meeting. He is expected to return after completing legislative discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. M. Foster
Washington D. C
Athens
Royeresearch: Moler Auto Sales Owner Flees to Indiana
Mr Roy Royer of Moler Auto Sales Co has left for Terra Haute Indiana due to his mother Mrs John W Royer's critical illness. Mrs Royer, who has been in Nashville Tennessee, will join him at his parental home and return to Athens with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Royer
Moler Auto Sales Co
Terra Haute
Ind
John W. Royer
Nashville
Blithes Move East After Athens Visit
Mr and Mrs William W L Blithe Attie Patterson and children Clara and Billy left Athens by car for their Philadelphia home pa en route planned visits in Washington Pittsburg and Uniontown and other eastern points they will visit friends and relatives along the way
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WL. Blithe
Attie Patterson
Clara
Billy
Athens
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Mrs Nelson Heads South to Florida for Winter Visit
Miss Elizabeth Nelson departed Thursday for Florida to spend the remainder of the winter with Daytona as her goal. She will tour the notable Florida resorts during her sojourn. Mrs Delbert T Robinson, visiting Nelson, will return Saturday to Charleston West Virginia. Mr Robinson had already left earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nelson
Florida
Daytona
Delbert T. Robinson
Miss Nelson
Charleston
W. Va
Robinson
Moose official L H Duffield treated for nervous troubles
Mr L H Duffield district supervisor of the Loyal Order of Moose is in a Columbus rest home receiving treatment for nervous troubles his condition shows improvement and he is reported resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Duffield
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Columbus
Morton Party Plans Return to Nelsonville Lodge
Prof and Mrs Robert L Morton with Mrs W H Morse traveled to Columbus to stay until Saturday evening. Mrs Roy C Shirley left for Cleveland as guest of Mrs Charles Graham and will visit her sister and brothers in Akron before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
That City
Robert L. Morton
W. H. Morse
Columbus
Roy C. Shirley
Cleveland
Charles Graham
Akron
Mrs Powers Returns Home After Visit With Sister
Mrs. W. Ll. Powers of Wheeling West Virginia returned today to her home after a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs. W. L. Hottel at 60 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ll. Powers
Wheeling
W. Va
W. L. Hottel
North
Congress Street
Mrs Skinner Arrives as Weekend Guest of Mrs Twiss
Mrs B O Skinner of Marietta arrived to be the weekend house guest of Mrs M E Twiss at 46 East Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Skinner
Marietta
M. E. Twiss
East Union Street
Colonel Harvey to Return to Great Britain
Colonel George Harvey, the American ambassador to Great Britain, has finished his business in Washington and will not return. He is at the St Regis hotel in New York and is expected to sail for London tomorrow on the same ship carrying the British debt envoys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Harvey
Great Britain
Harvey
St Regis
New York
London
Woman Bitten by Dog During Fight in City
Mrs. Barl Johnson had her right hand bitten by a dog Thursday while separating two fighting dogs. The wound was painful but not serious. Mrs. Frost of Frost is visiting her sister Mrs. Alex Johnson and family.
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Chrysantheuma
East Side
Princess Chrysenthemum
Saucer
Barl Johnson
Mrs. Frost
Frost
City
Mrs
Alex Johnson
Mrs Chatley to Join Rev Chatley in Columbus Visit
Mrs. M. FE. Chatley will accompany Rev. Chatley to Columbus for the weekend and stay as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Lowe during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Chatley
Rev. Chatley
Columbus
T. L. Lowe
Mrs Banfield and three children return to Buffalo home
Mrs Raymond Banfield and three children have returned to their Buffalo New York home after visiting the former's mother Mrs S G Stonecipher and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Banfield
Buffalo
N. Y
S. G. Stonecipher
Police using riot guns hunt burglars in Akron raids
Police armed with riot guns hunted a band believed to have robbed three stores and a residence in Akron overnight and into today. No injuries reported as officers pursue the suspects through the city.
Funeral service for Mrs Louis Clark in Trimble
Rev G B Courtney will conduct the Trimble Christian church funeral Saturday afternoon with burial in Maplewood cemetery. Mrs Clark a longtime Trimble resident is survived by husband and son Dwight and by a brother Guy Tripplet and sister Mrs McDaniel of Trimble. Her mother Mrs Tripplet died just three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Courtney
Christian Church
Trimble
Louis Clark
Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs Amanda Carpenter Guests Mrs Margaret Clifford
Mrs Amanda Carpenter of near Guysville was the Friday guest of Mrs Margaret Clifford of Hope. The visit highlighted community hospitality and friendly neighborly exchange in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Carpenter
Guysville
Margaret Clifford
Hoope Street
Rauch Hosts Peabody Official at South Court Street
Mr and Mrs Frank X Rauch entertain Mr R E McClain of the Peabody Coal company Illinois at their home on South Court Street in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Rauch
South Court Street
R. E. McClain
The
Peabody Coal Company of
Illinois
Athens Radio Fans Hear Gongerts From All Angles
Athens residents and Ohio University student Mostyn Jones performed solo numbers broadcast from Newark New Jersey to Athens with Mrs Jones accompanying The set was home made by Leavit Gard Young Card son of Dr and Mrs W L Gard built most of it Day of broadcast included Mac Bethel later in Cleveland with Hermit Club Orchestra and Mrs Eileen Rauch in Brazil solo instrumental program Miss Rauch received concerts from about 20 cities and several countries all clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostyn Jones
Athens
Ohio University
Jones
Newark
N. J
Cleveland
Hermit Club
Eileen Rauch
F. X. Rauch
Brazil
South America
Miss Rauch
Death notices and reunion ties for local Civil War vets
William Smith learns of James Sabely of Columbus death. Sabely a Sixty-third O V I member died suddenly at home. Funeral set for Saturday in Columbus. Smith and comrades plan to attend. Also notes Robert Hixon Jr. returns to Ashland after visiting Ellis avenue parents. Thelma Fixon stays to visit Mr. Daugherty and Glennis recovering from last Saturday night accident injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Sixty-third O. V. I
James Sabely
Columbus
Mr. Sabely
Chauncey
Sixty-third
Robert Hixon Jr
Ashland
Robert Hixon
Ellis Avenue
Fixon
Thelma Underwood
T. M. Daugherty
Glennis
Two Men Sent To Dayton Workhouse For Fines
Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Sheriff Cady sent Lute Norman of Lathrope and Vernon Hansel of Floodwood to the Dayton workhouse to work off fines and costs at 60 cents a day. Norman owes 190 dollars and costs for a drunkenness case before Magistrate Helwig. Hansel, who pled guilty before Judge Worstell to carrying concealed weapons, owes 200 dollars and costs.
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McKinley
Cady
Dayton
Lute Norman
Lathrope
Helwig
Vernon Hansel
Floodwood
Worstell
World Peace Needed Over Europe's Hounding Tactics
The remark warns that persistent pressure among European nations will not prevent global decline. It argues for restraint and dialogue to avert worsening international strife and economic trouble.
Mrs. Seigle Returns Home After Visit with Mrs Schoon
Mrs. Frank Seigle has returned to her Columbus home after visiting this city with Mrs. Schoon and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seigle
Columbus
Schoon
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio January 19 cattle receipts 800 market slow and weak steers good to choice 7.00 to 9.90 calves 50c higher 13.00 to 14.00 hogs receipts 4 590 market steady 8.80 to 9.90 good to choice packers and butchers sheep receipts 200 market steady 5.00 to 6.59 lambs steady good to choice 5.00 to 15.25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnate Livestock
Cincinnati, CO
Egg and poultry price report from Cincinnati market
Cincinnati prices list eggs and live poultry with assorted grades and weights. Fresh gathered eggs 29 cents per dozen, firsts 36, seconds 27. live fowls 21, roosters 18, broilers 22, spring ducks 4, geese 14. Nearby uneroded and other grades noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Telegraph threat to President Harding traced to Ohio man
A telegram demanding 190000 dollars or a threat to kill President Harding was mailed to the Postal Telegraph company and traced to Edward C. Fox of Cleveland. Fox was arrested this morning by detectives and is held for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harding
Postal Telegraph Company
Edward C. Fox
Fox
Good Manners in Public Places Advises Soft Speech
The guide counsels the well bred to avoid loud tones in public and to refrain from mentioning names that may be overheard. It warns against personal conversations where listeners may be present.
Verdict Set Aside in Mulligan Damages Case
In Ath ens county probate court Judge Johnson set aside a jury verdict granting Hugh Mulligan $1500 from Mutual Electric Co. for pole and high tension wire damages. He fixed $700 as the damages and offered Mulligan a chance for accept or a new trial. Mulligan declined the offer and plans to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Hugh Mulligan
Mutual Electric Co
Mulligan
Judge Johnson
Johnson
Free State Discovers Rebel Plots Amid Ulster Union Talks
Dublin notes a February coup plan to overthrow the government as Free State officials say Lord tenavy seeks an Ulster unity. The report links Dublin’s senate overtures to the Ulster government with the instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Free State
Dublin
Lord Tenavy
Free State Senate
Ulster
House Votes Pass Two Bills In Short Session
Columbus report notes a 45 minute house session with two bills passed and two measures introduced. The house recessed until Monday evening while the Senate recessed until Monday.
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House
Senate
Invents New Lamp Promises Whiter Cheaper Light
Washington reports that patents have been granted to lighting engineer H. A. Johnson of Chicago for a new kerosene lamp. The device burns kerosene with 84 air to produce a blue incandescence and white light, claiming 6 percent oil consumption, simple operation, no odor, no noise, and no danger. Johnson seeks local distributors and offers a free lamp to the first purchaser who assists in introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
A. Johnson
Lake Street
Chicago
Hil
Senate Battle Over Comptroller McNary Nomination
Washington Jan 19 A spirited fight developed over the appointment of James G McNary of New Mexico to be comptroller of the currency. The senate banking committee after a lengthy session again failed to confirm the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Senate Banking Committee
United States Rejects Plan for Debt Cancellation
Washington reports say the United States will not entertain any reparations settlement that relies on canceling part of the 11.6 billion dollars owed by foreign nations. The State Department issued the denial amid European talks and rumors of a new plan involving partial cancellation of Britain’s debt by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
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Rosa Coen du
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Edith Pierre Pe
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Ernest Hawkins
Homer Blackwood
Paul Neutzling
Jack Preston
Etvinch
Fred Gibson
Court Chamber
Earl Wilson
Frederick Mansfield
Margaret Laverty
Pauline Riley
Hildreth Blauvelt
Virginia Larimer
Olive Carpenter
Iris Young
Mary E. Hughes
Doris Day
Lucile Dalton
Edward Ruston
Gladys Swett
Swett
Miss Bridgman
the Messenger Printery Co
Lawhead
Men Bay
Bridge Party
Vive Tablics
William
Vibrator
WEA Service
Colonel Harvey
Athens Radio
Gongerts
James Sabdely
Swanson Furniture Co
Asceses
Lash
Westfall
Grocery
West Union St
Cincinnati Produce
Ohio
Ree
Fulton
Lutz & Sehra
Gratec
Premier
Logan
Cor
Acyre
Fulton Grocery Co
Western Union Telegram
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. B. Swanson
Swanson
Frountam
Conklin
Waterman
Sheaffer
Lostro Bldg
Court St
Athens, O
Seth Hart
Dibsons Pharmacy
Star” Cars
Star Motor Co. of
Lostro Auto Sales Co
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