Local News Briefs and Social Notes
Mr. W A Reading heads to a two day business trip. Mr. and Mrs. W P Berry and son Max visit near Zanesville. James Cotton, two, shows slight improvement amid bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Cotton’s mother Mrs. J H Stewart from Canisteo NY stays with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs H H Haning plan California winter sojourn and return overland next summer. Haning resigns Ohio University treasurer post after fifteen years. George Parks succeeds him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cotton
Tom Cotton
Cotton
J. H. Stewart
Canisteo
N. Y
H. H. Haning
California
Haning
Ohio University
George Parks
Marriage Announcement of Lula Hillen and Austin Owen
Miss Lula Hillen daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hillen of Millfield and Mr Austin Owen son of Mrs Lizzie Owen of Springfield Ohio were quietly married Saturday January 14 by Rev B F Timmons. They plan to live in Athens where Mr Owen holds a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hillen
Thomas Hillen
Millfield
Austin Owen
Lizzie Owen
Springfield
Ohio
B. F. Timmons
Enrique Ros Delights Athens in Woman's Music Club Recital
Cuban pianist Enrique Ros wowed a large College auditorium audience in the third Woman's Music club concert. Despite late arrivals and disruptions, his artistry and stage presence drew spontaneous applause. Ros, Havana native studied in the United States under Stojowski after winning a Cuban government prize. The program included Bach Tausig, Gluck Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and two Fuentes pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Ros
College Auditorium
Woman’s Music Club
Athens
Havana
United States
New York
Stojowski
Paderewski
Theatro Nacional
Hofmann
Mrs Maxwell Hosts UCD Club Tea
Mrs G H Maxwell hosted the U C D club at 82 Mill Street on Thursday afternoon. Thirteen members attended along with guests Mrs S C Staneart Mrs L W Russell Mrs Alex Root Mrs J L Maxwell Mrs G W Mason and Mrs Frank Dean. The program featured an article read by Mrs Bart Davidson titled Many Doors and time for conversation and needlework followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Maxwell
Mill Street
Bart Davidson
G. W. Mason
J. L. Maxwell
O. O. Mantz
S. C. Staneart
L. W. Russell
Alex Root
Frank Dean
Ohio University Girls Glee Club to Perform at Deshler
A letter to Mrs. A S Thompson director of the School of Music at Ohio University confirms final plans for the Girls Glee club arrival at the Deshler hotel Columbus on February 11 and 12. Two concerts are scheduled one in the Lobby Saturday night and one in the dining room Sunday night. Dr Wallick notes the group is well received by Deshler patrons. This will be the third engagement at the hostelry.
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A. S.thompson
School of Music Ohio University
Girls Glee Club
Dr. Wallick
Deshler
Columbus
Perry County Officials Rally At Desks In New Lexington
Deputy County Auditor A B Armstrong returns from Columbus and says County Auditor C L Chute will be at his office Friday afternoon. He denies any link between their absences and the state examiner L E B Stuart findings, which were only released after they left New Lexington. Armstrong did not receive a copy of the report and the prosecuting attorney is in Columbus returning Friday morning.
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New Lexington
A. B. Armstrong
Columbus
C. L. Chute
L. E B. Stuart
Armstrong
Chute
Former Cambridge official to face court in Wounded whiskey raid case
Jacob J. Calvert former mayor of Cambridge and other officials must stand trial in Guernsey county common pleas court on January 25 for firing on and wounding Thomas McNiece of Barnesville on March 11 1920 on the national road the appellate court ordered a new trial after overturning a penitentiary sentence. case arises from alleged whiskey running pursuit.
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Cambridge
Jacob J. Calvert
Guernsey
Hays to Remain in Cabinet for At Least a Year
Postmaster General Hays announced he would not leave the cabinet before March 4 to complete one year of service. He had not submitted resignation to President Harding and did not know when he would do so.
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Hays
International News Service
Washington
Harding
Ohio veteran awarded Legion of Honor at White House
In a ceremony at the White House, President Harding, Secretary Weeks and Attorney General Daugherty witnessed French ambassador Jules Jusserand present Fred Kolchi of Alliance, Ohio, with the Legion of Honor for his service with American troops who captured the crown prince’s headquarters on Montfaucon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Harding
War Weeks
Daugherty
Jules Jusserand
Fred Kolchi
Alli
Ance
Ohio
White House
Kolchi
Montfaucon
Pershing urges keeping army at present strength
General John J. Pershing told the House Military Affairs Committee that the U S Army cannot safely be reduced below its authorized strength of 150 000 men regardless of an armament conference He also recommended a “plucking board” to weed out inefficient officers of high rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
United States Army
J. J. Perching
House Military Affairs Committee
Pershing
Ohio bonus payments to start about Feb. 15
State Auditor Tracy and Secretary of State Smith, members of the sinking fund commission, announced that Ohio ex service men and women will begin receiving adjusted compensation payments about February 15. They said the board oversees the distribution process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Tracy
Smith
State Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Red Cross reports year of extensive Athens County service
The Athens county Red Cross chapter presents an inclusive year report. Since July 1 1921, 11850 children were examined with 26646 defects found, 12024 weighed and measured. 1231 home visits, 414 nursing calls, 240 throat cultures during a diphtheria outbreak.
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Red Cross
Athens County
Miss Munn
Steinfeld
Columbus
Hellmick
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Anderson
Ohio State Sanitorium
Mt. Vernon
Benson
Franklin County Tuberculosis Hospital
Medical Society
Luhrig Services to Hold Special Preaching Saturday
Special preaching services at Wahrig M F E Church Saturday evening January 21 at 7 o'clock led by Rev. Leslie O. Dabritz, minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig
Wahrig M. FE. Shurch
Leslie O. Dabritz
Good Resolutions Won’t Replace Bad Actions
A short editorial-type statement argues that intentions alone do not fix behavior and urges prompt, concrete deeds over vague vows. It emphasizes accountability and practical steps to implement meaningful change.
666 Colds Fever and Larippe Remedy Claim
A claim promotes 666 as a prescription for colds fever and larippe. It markets the product as the fastest remedy known.
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W. A. Reading
W. P. Berry
Max
Zanesville
B. R. Sanders
Coats
Preston
Bach-Tausig
Gavotte
Gluck-Brahms
Beethoven
We Eee
Il. A
Rachmaninoff
Fuentes
Cyrena van Gordon
the Juggler
Moszkowski
la Campanella
Liszt
Mrs. Maxwell
Deshier
Perry County
Qanchitis
Viskss
SAY
Prohibition
Missouri
St. Louie
AED Casa
Parent- Teachers Association
Athens City
Health Department
B. M. Coakley
People’s Bank
New Sanders Theatre
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Nat’l Bank
Reymer
Zenner’s
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