Kappa Phi Initiation Banquet Held With Noted Guests
The Kappa Phi initiation banquet occurred Thursday evening at Hotel Berry with $5 covers. Mrs. George Coe and Mrs. M. Coulter served as patronesses. Program featured a President's Welcome by Miss Hilda Sanders and performances by initiates including Miss Lillian Williamson and Miss Alice Stone. Initiates listed include Josephine Barton and others. Also noted are a Trisig Benefit Bridge at the Faculty Women’s Club and several social calls and card games at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Hotel Berry
George Coe
M. Coulter
Hilda Sanders
Lillian Williamson
Mary Albert
Alice’ Stone
Kathryn Hymen
Helen Joss
Josephine Barton
Babetta Breuhaus
Margaret Butts
Frances Cline
Grace Cook
Helen Cook
Altice Ruth Donley
Martha Henney
Mabel Hyatt
Mandella Jones
Adelia Palmer
Eva Paste
Ruth Simpkins
Vera Taylor
Carolyn Wigton
Lilian Williamson
Thurza Wright
Mabel Townsend
Trisig
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Harold Coe
Eugene Shaffer
Thor Olson
George Rutkoskie
F. C. Betts
Byrd Antarctic Rescue Requests Placed With Allies
The State Department asked Norway and Great Britain to dispatch whaling ships to aid Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and 389 companions trapped behind 800 miles of Antarctic ice. Byrd’s representative says immediate danger may be avoided, while a Liverpool company declines to send ships, citing no alarm and risk of damage.
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Washington
State Department
Norway
Great Britain
Antarctic
Richard Ek. Byrd
Byrd
H. H. Bailey
New York
Bailey
London
U.P
Admiral Byrd
Southern Whaling & Sealing Company of
Liverpool
Ross Sea
Daily Chronicle
N. C. Watt
Airman Witnesses Pathetic Flood Scene In Vincennes Area
Lieutenant Paul Zartman, a National Guard aviator, reports ice jams isolating at least 50 homes in Vincennes and Griffin areas as rising temperatures threaten more damage. In Knox County Decker Township seven Conklin family members suffer smallpox illness with access to care blocked by floodwaters. Doctors wade through two feet of water to treat tubercular patients near Palestine.
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Vincennes
Ind
Palestine
Paul Zartman
National Guard
Indianapolis
Griffin
Decker Township
Knox County
Conklin
Automobile Dealers Meet Attended by I W Cone in Columbus
Mr I W Cone returned this morning from Columbus where he went Thursday to attend a meeting of automobile dealers.
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I. W. Cone
Columbus
Mrs. Hal Murphy Visits Logan to See Mother
Mrs. Hal W Murphy will spend Saturday and Sunday in Logan visiting her mother Mrs Lydia Westenhaver and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal W. Murphy
Logan
Lydia Westenhaver
Prince Romanoff Free After Restitution in Check Case
Prince Michael Romanoff, who claims Russian noble descent, left Cuyahoga County Jail after seven weeks in detention for passing a worthless hotel check. Judge Baer freed him after restitution was made. He said the jail showed conditions worse than in his Siberian and French Foreign Legion experiences.
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Cleveland
Prince Michael Romanoff
George V
Cuyahoga County
Romanoff
George P. Baer
Prince
Siberia
French Foreign Legion
Algiers
Chicago Pockets Its Pride and Gets Aid
Chicago asked its corporations for a loan of 50,000,000 to pay employers buy coal for poorhouses hospitals and keep schools open. Railroads utilities and bankers signaled tentative support as six relief plans from six groups were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Irene To Take Blame To Save Her Lover
Irene Schroeder the blonde gun-woman bound for New Castle Pennsylvania to face a murder charge in the killing of state trooper Brady Paul indicates she will assume full responsibility to spare her lover Glenn Dague who is in custody with her. The trio was captured near Phoenix after a gun battle with Arizona officers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Irene Schroeder
New Castle
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania
Glenn Dague
Dague
Irene
Arizona
Hatry Sentenced 14 Years in Major Stock Market Fraud
London court sentences Clarence C. Hatry to fourteen years penal servitude for the sensational stock market fraud case. The sentence marks a decisive conclusion to a wide scale financial scandal that rocked markets and led to reforms.
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London
U.P
Clarence C. Hatry
Seven Planes Take 24 Hour Test Flight From Cleveland
Seven planes piloted by Universal Flying School students began a 24 hour test at Cleveland Airport to prove winter flight training feasible. The objective is to accumulate maximum flight hours in the 24 hour period. Few students have soloed over an hour. three qualified transport license students will fly after nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Universal Flying School
Seminary merger narrowed to two options after rights relinquished
Cincinnati January 24 The Congregational Church relinquished its one fourth residuary rights in Lane Theological Seminary allowing a merger with either McCormick Seminary in Chicago or Princeton Seminary in Princeton New Jersey.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Lane ‘Theological Seminary
The
Presbyterian Church
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Princeton Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Congregational Church
Four men arrested in Akron drugstore robbery
Four men were arrested after backing a car to the Sunset View Drug Store and robbing the stock. Police described them as members of a highly organized crime ring.
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Akron
U.R
Sunset View
Housewives Stop Digging Crew in Front Yard Defense
In Los Angeles on January 24, housewives on 79th Street defended their front yards from Los Angeles Railway workers digging post holes. Led by Mrs Myrtie Powell the residents blocked the trenching, forcing the crew to retreat and defer to legal tacticians over whether a power line would cross via back yards.
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Los Angeles
T$th Street
Myrtie Powell
79Th Street
Fire claims four children at Otway home tragedy
At the Lawrence Perry farm near Otway four children died in a house fire that swept through the frame dwelling as the family slept. Two older youths leaped from a second floor window and survived though one was injured. others escaped or were rescued by parents. The blaze, fed by near zero weather, was blamed on an overheated stove.
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Otway
U.P
Lawrence Perry
Bandits Strike South Park Savings Bank in Dayton Heist
Two armed bandits robbed the South Park Savings Bank in Dayton as it opened for business. One carried a small machine gun and the other a shotgun, escaping with about 16100 dollars in loot.
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Dayton
U.P
South Park
Dancers Seek Membership in University Clubs
Twenty four interpretive dance students at Ohio University competed for membership in the Nitnnie Cink and the Womens Athletic Association. Judges from the Studio Club reviewed entrants led by Miss Rath Alexander. high honors went to Marion Vtuke Mary Cheasman and Dorothy Headie with other honors and mentions. Points tallies determined eligibility for Women’s Athletic Association and Studio Club status as tryouts occur twice yearly.
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Tweenty
Ohio University
Nitnnie Cink
Waemens Athlietic Association
Wenneslay
Marion Vtuke
Mary Cheasman
Dorothy Headie
Eligabeth Fraubion Clertrude
Airyee Pyke
Lils Brat
Funtee Pitch
Louise Sargent
Betty Setla
Alene Wills
Ina Mae Youngs
Kathleen Conaway
Crystal Cupler
Aeten L. Cline
Mionica Ucker
Mariel Derman
Sophia Elikan
Rose Zen
Argi
Cau Vi
Women Athletic Association
Marion Fluke
Dorothy Beadle
Mary Chessman
Gertrude Fouts
F Eliizabeth Faublon
Jiy Butcher
Atyvoe Eike
Hetty Rodewig
Euntee Kiteh Pitty
Argie Capelli
Luceilie Cutler
Muriel Derman
Ruth Heidorn
Mildred Osersky
Elizabeth Wehr
Rose Zenn
Studio Club
Womens Athletic Association
Bank Refuses Night Deposit Box Removal Sparks City Stand
Alliance authorities warn of action after Mount Union Bank declines to move a night deposit box from outside its doors. The dispute centers on safety and access as city officials push for relocation or removal.
Police Raid Redistilling Plant Seized in Cleveland
A $10,000 redistilling operation was seized by police in Cleveland late yesterday. The plant occupied three floors and the basement of a large frame house. Although no occupants were inside, the still was running, producing whisky from radiator alcohol.
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Cleveland
Former Meigs County Sheriff A P Ashworth Dies
POMEROY Jan 24 A P B Ashworth 73 former sheriff of Meigs County died at Athena State Hospital Thursday night He had been ill since his wife s death two terms as sheriff about 20 years ago He was active in the hardware business later moved to Texas then returned to Pomeroy Survived by four sons Elmer Otho Elza Dayton a daughter Mabel body to be brought home funeral likely out of town member of Masonic Lodge in Pomeroy
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Thomas Battin, Sr
Marietta
Emma Battin
Pittsburgh
Max Battin
Battin
Youngstown
Heaig@es
Ayshworth
Texas
Pomeroy
Elmer
Otho
Elza
Dayton
Mabel
Tay
Ashworth
Masonic Lodge
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H. N. Burgett
Automobile Club
M. Ei. Twiss
East Union Street
Paulas Club
Francys Cochran
East Orange
T.L Schrantz
Entertain Club
R. M. van Dyke
Race Street
Ray Barnhart
A. C. Howett
East Mulberry Street
Clyde Littler
Forest D. Chism
E. N. Walcott
B. R. Morris
W. C. Merten
Byrd Party
Company
Indiana
Moos
Sy Golden Stin
Hatry
Big Daylight
Raymond
Elsie
Bessie
Melvin
Arthur
Perry
Mallissa
Martha
Russell
Ralph
Mrs. Perry
Ohio
Rose Temple
Pearl Road
California
DR. R. F
Wichterman
Masonic
Db. G. Bean
Chas, O. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Athens
Soun Noodles
F. J. Beasley Milling
Meigs County
Hill Crest Inn
Ea A
H. V. Coffee
Kieur
Libby
Caldwell
White House Coffee
White House
Dwinell-Wright Company
Portsmouth
Boston
Mass
Eeteene
Libby Pineapple
Baldwin
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
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