Social and Club Notes and Local Meetings
Entertaining the Needle Craft club at 66 West State Street, a 9-member group enjoyed social time and refreshments. East Side school hosts a large Parent Teachers meeting with health program talks and district conference plans. Kindergarten Mothers discuss women’s changing roles and world affairs. Wilma Nell Lostro to visit for basketball weekend. Local officials attend Kiwanis, Pythian Sisters, and Rebekah lodge events. Travelers and professionals depart for events in Columbus, Zanesville, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Housington
West State Street
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
East Side
Virginia Lewis
Lews
S. H. Lancaster
Nelsonville
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Athens
Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
John Sancock
H. Bing
Wilma Nell Lostro
John Lostro
Columbus
Jenni Moore
Lostro
East High
Columbu
Fat as a disease and danger in old age health
The piece argues fat is a delusion and a snare, not a sign of strength. It notes obesity as a disease rarely listed as death cause, links fat to kidney and liver disease, Bright's disease, cirrhosis, and diabetes, and calls for rethinking weight assessment beyond simple height based tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Fire damages Shobert Mitchel Furniture Co plant
Fire razed part of the Shobert Mitchel Furniture Co repair plant with an estimated $75,000 in damage as flames fed by unidentified sources hindered extinguishing efforts. Trustees of Westminister Presbyterian Church approved plans for a new 615000 dollar edifice to be built this year. David H. Lenson, a Cleveland sophomore, confessed to stealing from gym lockers and student rooms at Ohio State University over two years and is held by police in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Shobert Mitchel Furniture Co
Dayton
The
Westminister Presbyterian Church i Y
Columbus
Ohio State University
David H. Lenson
Cleveland
Akron to Lose Traction Service in January 31
A notice at Northern Ohio Traction Co barns informs employees service will end at midnight January 31 and asks return of company property. Signed by Dan Scanton, general superintendent, and H C Steel, superintendent of transportation. Delays freight mention and ties to Rubber City's motorization as the franchise expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Dan Scanton
H. C. Steel
Akron
Traction Company
Dont Park Here rehearsals underway at college
Rehearsals for the musical comedy Dont Park Here directed by T W Chapleau proceed for a February 4 and 5 college auditorium performance. Funds from the play support cemetery improvements. Cast additions continue each rehearsal as choruses and dancing are highlighted. Tickets go on sale Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W Chapleau
College Auditorium
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Coolidge to Speak in New York on Lincoln's Birthday
President Coolidge will deliver his first out of Washington address since taking office in New York on Lincoln's Birthday February 12, as announced by the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidee
New York
Lincoln
White House
Tragedy on B and O Freight Ends in Instant Death
Earl Newcomb 38 of Dayton acting as brakeman on a Baltimore and Ohio freight train was instantly killed while switching a car. His body was cut in two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenia
Earl Newcomb
Dayton
Baltimore & Ohio
Resumed Trial Set for Monday in Columbus Federal Court
The joint trial of Dwight Harrison and William G Benham, ex Dollings Co officials, will resume Monday afternoon in Columbus federal court. Judge Sater noted Benham is improving after illness last week. In Cincinnati Newport Ky resident Andrea Flo aged 2 died after touching an exposed live wire on an extension cord.
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Columbus
Dwight Harrison
William G. Benham
Dollings Company
Sater
Benham
Cincinnati
Fmil
Andrea
Newport
Flo
Spreads Planned for The Plains Social Benefit
Parents will be given a supper at The Plains on January 29 to raise funds for the domestic art rooms. Menu includes scalloped chicken and oysters, mashed potatoes, noodles, creamed peas, bread and butter, jelly, pickles, coffee. Donations requested Thursday or Friday morning. supper served 5 until finish. Community orchestra to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Forks
Poise Release Man From Jail
Jobin Thompson was arrested Wednesday in connection with a complaint from a local jeweler about obtaining a water on the pretence of submitting timepieces for approval and then not returning them. He was released today by police after the watch was returned, and the jeweler did not press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin Thompson
Deaths and funerals for Cone family
Carrol Edwin Cone ten month old son of Henry Cone of 177 Lancaster Street died this morning at 7 o clock from scarlet fever. Older brother Paul died January 7 and mother Mrs Cone died December 2 of diphtheria. Survived by daughter Velma. Interment in West Union Street Cemetery Friday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Edwin
Henry Cone
Lancaster Street
Familly
Paul
Lenine Embalmer Reports Heavy Brain At Autopsy
Professor Abrikosev, who embalmed Lenine, states the brain weighed 1,840 grammes and showed unusually deep convolutions indicating high intelligence. The brain remains under examination in Gorky Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorky
Russia
Abrikosev
Lenine
Rioting in Saxony Leaves One Dead and Twenty Wounded
Berlin reports Communist rioting in Saxony results in one death and twenty injuries. Police say crowds attacked with stones and clubs amid protests mobilizing around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Saxony
Ashland men sentenced for drunken driving and records
Ashland report: Gerald Hinkt jailed six months in the workhouse for driving while intoxicated as a habitual violator. Grant Arthey and Vernon Liston received one year terms to the Canton Workhouse by decree. Judge J. J. Mason presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Gerald Hinkt
Grant Arthey
Vernon Liston
Canton
J. J. Mason
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J. U Swaim
Charlies Bethel
Allen R. Kresge
Mothers’ Club Met
Women's League For International Peace
J. J. Schmidt
FF. D. Sayre
T. N. Hoover
Nageebus
Kiriwanis Club
Chittenden Hotel
Rebekah Lodge
Miss Bliss
North
Congress Street
Philip Zenner
Huntington
W. Va
D. R. Zenner
Florida
Henry Zenner
Miami
J. A. Burgoon
Zanesville
Civil Engineers
B. G. Metcalf
Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers
Ohio Builders’ Supply Convention
Bernard Macfadden
News Bai
Paris
Norman Mack
Buffalo
National Committee
New York State
New York City
R. B. Davis Co
Hoboken, N. J
Davis Baking Powder
Caldwell
da Williamson
Pine St
Long Beach
Cal
Lou Brawley
Self
Self. Ark
Sena
Pepein
Wachington St
Caldiwell
Yorrviele
Stix
Krienski
Cornwell
M. Covert
Michaels- Stern
Preston
Esi
Doan
Guy Wilson
W. Unicr ‘P
Fester-Miburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N.Y
Tan
Maurice Berton
Ne of Common Pleas
Indgeesa
Ohio
Reynoldls
Klinkeard
Toledo
Jona J
Surance
PISO
Comeres
Ortates
Chamberlain
Lancaster Apron
S. Court ST
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