Professor And Dirs Willits Recital At Ewing Sunday
Professor and Mrs Willits present a violin and piano recital Sunday at 3 30 p m in Ewing auditorium featuring works by Beethoven Saint Saens Mozart and Wieniawski plus Libellules and Perpetual Motion arrangements. The program includes a prior Christmas recording of two pieces and a second part with Moszkowski, Bazzini, and others. Also noted: Dennan Cox, at Sheltering Arms hospital, moved to Columbus Children's Hospital for rheumatic fever related stiffness. Mr and Mrs R H White travel to Cumberland for weekend visit.
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Willits
Scott Willits
Ewing Auditorium
Zack
Novacek
Moszkowski
Bretislaw
Eveeee O. Seveik
Bazzini
Souventy de Moscow
Wieniawski
Dennan Cox
Children’s
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
R. H. White
Cumberland
Elk's Cast Minstrels Honor Dance Featured 120 Attend
The 1924 minstrels cast attended a tribute dance at Elk's home led by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood with chairmanship by the latter. Dr. and Mrs. R F Demers helped host a lively mixer as a five piece orchestra played for the program dance.
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Fik
Robert Wood
R. F. Demers
Deborah class Sunday School meeting at Mrs Wiley Sprague home
The Deborah class held a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. Wiley Sprague with 45 attendees. The program included business, social time, a solo by Mrs. Sprague, a talk by rural Sunday school worker Mr. O E Liggett, and a pigglet titled How the Story Grew. Refreshments were served by the committee.
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Deborah
Christian Sunday School
Wiley Sprague
Visitor from New York Hosts in Athens
A New York guest arrived in Athens to stay for several weeks with Dr. and Mrs. A. Wilcox at the Manse on 15 North College Street, according to local society notes.
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New York
Athens
Pajlag Club Meeting Set for Saturday Afternoon
The Pajlag club will meet with Mrs. L G ll at 91 University Terrace at 2 30 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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Pajlag Club
L .G. Ll
University Terrace
Mansfield Demke wed in Columbus by Rev Page
Mise Besse L Mansfield became Mrs Charles F Demke in a Columbus ceremony held Thursday. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer E Mansfield of East Mill Street. Demke works with Reliable Telephone and Supply of Columbus.
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Mansfield-Demke
Mise Besse L. Mansfield
Charles F. Demke
Columbus
Page
Elmer E. Mansfield
East Mill Street
Demke
Reliable Telephone and Supply Company of
Standard Bearer Society Formed in Trimble
Rev H J Holcomb Mrs Holcomb and Mrs J L Pickering were guests of Mr and Mrs H S Danford in Trimble last evening. A group of girls organized into a Standard Bearer society with Nora Wyatt as counselor Edith Wolf president Dolores Compton vice president Dorothy Markins recording secretary Mary Sayre corresponding secretary Nettie Brown treasurer.
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H. J. Holcomb
Bobo Jr. Transfers to Kokomo for Promotion
Mr W M Bobo Jr leaves Cincinnati firm S Kresge for a promotion and will be located in Kokomo Indiana. He is an Athens High School and Ohio University graduate and a Beta Theta Pi member.
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W. M. Bobo
Maplewood Drive
W. M. Bobo, Jr
Kokomo
Ind
S. 8. Kresge Company
Cincinnati
Rabo
Athens High School
Ohio University
Beta Theta Pi
Ternity
Mrs. Carrie Nice Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Mrs. Carrie Nice of New Marsh field traveled through Athens on Thursday while en route to her home after a visit in Columbus with her daughters the Misses Norma Nice and Pearl Nice and other relatives.
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Carrie Nice
New Marshfield
Athens
Columbus
Norma
Pearl Nice
Mrs Granville Evans Returns Home From Visit
Grace Mc Kee travels to Hav erhill Massachusetts after visiting relatives at home.
Current Events Club Meeting Highlights January Birthdays
The Current Events club met Thursday night with Mrs. Ernest R. Gross hosting. Mrs. Mary Richards led a program titled Prominent people whose birthdays are in January, featuring papers on Robert E. Lee by Emma Battin, Drogest Scatterhenry by Anna White, and Benjamin Franklin by Richards.
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Ernest R. Gross
North
Congress Street
W. W. Lee
Mary Richards
Emma Battin
Robert E. Lee
Anna White
Benjamin Franklin
Richards
C. C. Kerr
Wilbur Radford
Death of Herbert Grubb at 65 in Glouster
Herbert Grubb aged 65 died Wednesday evening at his Congress Run home after a stroke. He is survived by his wife and six children. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 o clock at the Bishopville church conducted by Rev Frampton. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Herbert Grubb
Congress Run
Boy of 9 Undergoes Appendicitis Operation in Columbus
Glouster January 23. Leo Carter age nine son of Mr and Mrs George Carter of Main street was taken to a Columbus hospital Thursday afternoon for appendicitis surgery. He was accompanied by his father and Dr H G Gibson. Mrs A Blamer returned home near Hamden after month with Mr and Mrs G W Kinney. David Allen was called to Columbus by illness of his sister Mrs J S Boyd. Officers to be installed at Daughters of Veterans meeting in Red Men hall next Monday at 7. Presence of all members requested. New seats were placed in church on Taylor Ridge and locals thank contributors. Mrs W H Raub and daughter Dorothy of Corning were Gloucester visitors Thursday.
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Glouster
Leo Carter
George Carter
Main Street
Columbus
H. G. Gibson
A. Blamer
Hamden
G. W. Kinney
David Allen
Colum
Aehter
W. H. Raub
Dorothy of
Corning
Quiet Week Planned at Ohio University Campus
Ohio University will observe a Quiet Week starting Monday January 36 lasting until February 6. Initiated last year on a campus wide recommendation, the period aims to foster calm by limiting activities across student organizations and committees.
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Ohio University
New Courses At Ohio University For Coming Semester
More than 100 new courses will be offered to Ohio University students in the upcoming semester with at least a quarter new to the curriculum. The College of Education accounts for the majority of these new subjects, signaling notable growth in that college previously a minor division.
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Ohio University
College of Education
Japan Plans Rice Imports to Secure 1925 Supplies
Japan intends to purchase food and essential supplies from foreign nations to ensure adequate provisions for its population in 1925, signaling government action to bolster domestic stockpiles amid uncertain harvests and market conditions.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets promise strength gain
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a cure for weakness after flu or grippe. It claims the tablets are tastier and kinder to the stomach, offering 60 tablets for 60 cents and a money back guarantee if no help, with mentions of Cline Pharmacy Co and McKee Drug Co.
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McCoy
America
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
Progressive Auto America
McCoy's
They
Gonnina
Ohio Librarian Publishes Verse The Ohio Hills by Charles Grant Mathews
The Stratford company of Boston recently issued The Ohio Hills a book of seventy five pages by Charles Grant Mathews Ohio graduate and university librarian The publisher notes the poems present a scientific viewpoint with oriental philosophy The language is simple yet subtle and rich in suggestiveness reflecting moods of diverse humans Mathews draws on birds flowers hills sunsets and Southern Ohio landscapes The British Museum reportedly houses over four million volumes.
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Stratford Company of
Boston
Ohio Hills
Charles Grant Mathews
Ohio
Matthews
Danderine Promises Gleaming Thick Hair Boost
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair treatment that moistens a brush for immediate use, making hair look twice as thick and lustrous. It claims to stimulate growth, prevent hair loss, and banish dandruff, urging readers to buy a bottle at drug or toilet counters.
Oil Company Deploys Electric Tankers Between California and Hawaii
The Standard Oil Co. adopts electric tankers to service the route between California and the Hawaiian Islands, signaling a shift in maritime logistics.
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Standard Oil Co
California
Hawaiian Islands
Mrs Nellie Leary Endorses Favorite Prescription
Mrs Nellie Leary of Toledo describes relief from dizziness hot flashes and fatigue during middle age after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription She urges others to obtain the remedy from their druggist or request free medical advice from Dr Pierce Buffalo NY and send 10 cents for a trial package of tablets
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Dr. Pierce
The
Invalid’s Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Canton Tong War Claims Cantonese Laundryman Life
In Canton Ohio a Chinese laundryman May Quong aged 40 was killed in his basement during a tong warfare incident. The crime followed a telegram ordering him to leave town. Lee Jerome and Yuong Sheuk Nam were jailed as witnesses.
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Canton
May Quong
Lee Jerome
Massillon
Yuong Sheuk Nam
Quong
Governor orders probe into Norwood disturbances
Lieut. Col. O. E. Hardway of the Ohio National Guard prepares to launch a gubernatorial inquiry into Sunday disorders in Norwood a Cincinnati suburb. The probe follows a request from local officials and arose after alleged Catholicism revelations by a former nun lecturer.
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Columbus
O. E. Hardway
Washington
D. H
Ohio National Guard
Orer
Donahey
Norwood
Cincinnati
Herman Duse
Hamilton County
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief
The advertisement claims two tablets every three hours up to three doses will break a cold. It says the first dose relieves, the second and third doses fully clear the cold, and that the product is pleasant safe and contains no quinine or opiates. Millions have used it and it costs thirty five cents.
William E Harman Named Chief of Workmen's Comp Division
William E Harman of Columbus, an auditor and statistician in the State Department of Industrial Relations, was appointed chief of the Division of Workmen's Compensation and assistant director by Industrial Relation Director Witter. He will succeed John H Lamneck, effective February 1.
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Columbus, O
William E. Harman
Columbus
State Department of Industrial Relations
Witter
Division of
Workmen's Compensation
John H. Lamneck
Lamneck
The Buckeye Pays On Time Certificates of Deposit
The Buckeye offers time certificates of deposit with mailed interest checks and various payment methods. Funds are loaned on first liens on real estate with properties appraised by staff and loans approved by the board. The institution claims a reserve fund over a lion dollars and no member has ever lost money.
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Buckeye
Ite
Igag
Board of Actors
Cline Pharmacy Promotes Bronchuline Emulsion for Cough
Advertising copy touts Bronchuline Emulsion as a quick remedy for stubborn coughs. The brochure notes it contains no dope or chloroform and should be used as directed for ordinary coughs with one to three doses often sufficient.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
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Elk
Deborah Clas
Mrs. Roelert
Wall of Dundee
Granville Evans
Grace McKee
Haverhill
Mass
Japan
Guivard
France
Audierne
British Museum
Danderine
Mrs
Nellie Leary
Fuller $H
North Court Street
Nam
T. C. McQuaite
McQuaite
C. D. Shafer Co
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Pape
Lash
E. State Street
Banks Ice Cream Co
Eee Phonograp
Tuscarawas County
Harman
Shelby Coud
Shelby County
Buckeye State
Joreaeceuen Cau Mat Nteue Gorse
Logan
Zane Grey Pearl
Alice Duer Millee
West” - Virginia
Lord Harker
South Court Street
Pastor
Mill ST
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