Phi Alpha Formal At Hotel Berry With Sorority Event
Theta Phi Alpha held its winter dance Friday night at the Hotel Berry. The ballroom featured palms and shaded lamps while Miss Etla Patterson and Donald Betts led the grand march. A seven piece orchestra provided music and several chaperones attended the affair. Out of town guests included Miss Lucy Heyman Massillon Edna Hansgen Portsmouth Kathleen Lyons Columbus Jane Ambrose Logan Anna Johnston Nora Hickey East Liverpool Janet McGarry Wellsville and Mrs Morrison hosts planned upcoming bridge parties and gatherings at local homes.
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F. B. Dilley
Lucy Heyman
Massillon
Edna Hansgen
Portsmouth
Kathleen Lyons
Columbus
Jane Ambrose
Logan
Anna Johnston
Nora Hickey
East Liverpool
Janet McGarry
Wellsville
Funeral for Tom Parker Held in Minersville
Mrs. William Beckle and son Charles attended from Athens along with Mr. Gilbert Wilson Luhrig and Mrs. Philip Strauss at the funeral Sunday for Tom Parker in Minersville.
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William Beckle
Charles
Gilbert Wilson
Luhrig
Philip Strauss
Athens
Tom Parker
Minersville
Pallas Club Discusses Public Health Agencies
The Pallas club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. L. G. Worstell as hostess and Miss Rose as leader. The major topic was Public Health Agencies with papers on National by Mrs. Gamersfielder State by Mrs. A. O. Sloane and Local by Mrs. A. Y. Wilcox.
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Pallas Club
L. G. Worstell
Recent Bride Honored in Wheeling Visit
Mrs. Joseph A. Morrison of Wheeling arrived Sunday noon to meet her new daughter. She hosted Mrs. Morrison of Howard Hall at a luncheon for 30 at Hotel Berry as part of ongoing social courtesies.
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Joseph A. Morrison
Wheeling
W. Va
Morrison
E. B. Morrison
Howard Hall
Hotel Berry
Mae cenas club hosts gathering at 2 PM Tuesday
Mrs. Wade Bean of 230 West State Street will host the Mae Cenas club meeting at 2 o clock on Tuesday afternoon at her home hastening local social activity with a small group.
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Wade Bean
West State Street
Maecenas Club
Pearl Roush Confined at Home With Lagrippe Attack
Mr. Pearl Roush of 72 Second street is confined to his home due to an attack of lagrippe.
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Mr. Pearl Roush
Second Street
Miss Lucile Overmyer and Brother Visit Sister in Parkersburg
Miss Lucile Overmyer and her brother Master Bobby spent the weekend in Parkersburg West Virginia visiting their sister Mrs Robert S Soule.
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Lucile Overmyer
Bobby
Parkersburg
W. Va
Robert S&s. Soule
Paul Silvas Returns Home From New York City Business Trip
Mr. Paul Silvas came home Saturday after a week in New York City on business, concluding his assignment with travel back to his residence.
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Paul Silvas
New York City
Mrs Dana Returns from New York Visit
Mrs. John H. Dana arrived home at noon from New York City where she stayed two weeks with her sister-in-law Miss Louise Dana. Mr. Dana accompanied her east and returned earlier.
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John H. Dana
New York City
Louise Dana
Mr. Dana
Pittsburgh man guest of Athens friends for weekend visit
Mr. Frank J. Chester of Pitts burgh was the guest of Athens friends over the weekend, leaving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Chester
Pittsburgh
Athens
Mrs. Baker Returns From Columbus After Her Mother's Death
Mrs. Harvey C. Baker came home Sunday from Columbus where her mother Mrs. J F Albright was seriously ill and died. Accompanying Mrs. Baker home were Mrs. George W Hopkins and Mr. Baker who had gone to Columbus Friday.
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Harvey C. Baker
Columbus
J. F. Albright
George W. Hopkins
Baker
Miss Irene Overmeyer Guests in Columbus
Miss Irene Overmeyer was the weekend guest of friends in Columbus.
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Irene Overmeyer
Columbus
Memorial service held for Nathan Bradshaw in Pomeroy
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs William Ryan and Mildred Ryan joined George Wemmer in traveling to Pomeroy for a memorial service at the home of Clar Jones for Nathan Bradshaw who died in Tulsa. Rev Kenneth Reed led the service and burial followed in Tulsa. Bradshaw, a former local, leaves siblings including Mrs William Ryan and Mahlon Bradshaw.
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Chauncey
William Ryan
Mildred Ryan
George Wemmer
Pomeroy
Clar Jones
Nathan Bradshaw
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kenneth Reed
Pomeroy Christian Church
Bradshaw
Mahlon Bradshaw
Plains
Aunt Jerushy On The Warpath Home Talent Play
Chauncey residents prepare a three act home talent play for February to raise funds for Chauncey primary school. Cast includes Mrs Myrtle Garrett Mrs Leona Swart Mrs Mildred Pendergrass Mrs Gladys Williamson Miss Ruth Olga Anderson Charles S Bradfield George Six George Liffler Donald Figgins and a chorus of girls.
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Chauncey
Jerushy
Myrtle Garrett
Leona Swart
Mildred Pendergrass
Gladys Williamson
Ruth Olga Anderson
Charles S. Bradfield
George Six
George Liffler
Donald Figgins
Loyal Women's Bible class meets at Mrs. Brewer's Chauncey home
Chauncey January 26 The Loyal Women's Bible class of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Brewer's High street home. Mrs. Guy Smith will lead an unusually good meeting and a strong attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Women’s Bible
First Christian Church of
Chauncey Personal News From Local Residents
Chauncey residents spent weekends visiting relatives in nearby towns. Hollas Cunningham and Cecil Cunningham hosted in Chauncey. W D Hines visited Burr Oak. Harvey Shinn returned to Charleston after a Chauncey visit with Jack Harmon’s family. Mrs. John Shafer from The Plains stayed with her daughter Mrs. Guy Brookins in Chauncey. Hazel Holmes of Floodwood visited Chauncey with Ona May Sweeney.
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Chauncey
Hollas Cunningham
Hollister
Cecil Cunningham
W. D. Hines
Burr Oak
Harvey Shinn
Charleston
W Va
Jack Harmon
John Shafer
the Plains
Guy Brookins
West Converse Street
Hazel Holmes
Floodwood
Ona May Sweeney
Shaner to Undergo Minor Operation in Columbus
George Shaner of Millfield leaves for Columbus Monday to have a minor operation at White Cross hospital. A well known Millfield resident, he formerly lived in Glouster.
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Chauncey
George Shaner
Millfield
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Shaner
Glouster
Four year old burns from gas stove accident
In Chauncey on Main street four year old Elda Trainer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Trainer sustained serious burns to arms and hands when her dress caught fire from a gas stove Mrs Trainer also burned while extinguishing the blaze Dr Warren V Sprague dressed the wounds and the child was reported getting along nicely this morning
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Chauncey
Elda
Wesley Trainer
Main Street
Mrs Catherine Johnson Improves After Chauncey Injury
Chauncey resident Mrs Catherine Johnson is slowly recovering from a fall at her High street home that caused a painful ankle injury. Doctors report ligaments were torn loose and she has not been able to rest her foot since the accident.
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Chauncey, Jan
Catherine Johnson
Chauncey
High Street
Apoplexy Kills Chicago Editor Eastman at 62
John C. Eastman owner editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily Journal died suddenly at his home of apoplexy. He was 62 and had been warned by physicians last April to rest from his strenuous duties, though he continued to supervise all departments of the paper.
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Chicago
John C. Eastman
Chicago Daily Journal
Herrin Bloodshed Echoes as 30,000 Attend Funeral
The Herrin tragedy deepens as Thomas is shot, Forbes buried in Vergennes, and 30,000 mourners flood the town. Witnesses recall Klansmen taking the slain, while Mrs Young laments in her hotel room. Guards at Young’s casket, and warnings of further trouble hang over the region.
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Thomas
City Hall
E. N. Bowen
Forbes
Vergennes
Ill
Jackson County
Illinois
Young
Herrin
Park Avenue
K K K Women's Auxiliary
Carbondale
Til
Warren
Philip Gletfelty
Herrin Methodist Episcopal Church
Leader Named After Glenn Young in Williamston Raids
The statement vows a new leader will rise to continue the fight for law and order after the fall of Glenn Young. It urges unity as raids in Williamston continue amid the battle against iniquity.
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Glenn Young
Williamston
Schoolwide toothache triggers two day vacation
In Kelso Washington the entire student body at St Helen s school was out two days after the students suffered toothache. The teacher took the lone pupil to a dentist located about 30 miles away for treatment.
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Kelso
St. Helen’s School
Here
Methods in Care of Crippled Children Meet Set
Two hundred members of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children from across the state will attend the February 3 convention in Columbus. The meeting focuses on rehabilitation and education for crippled children and how volunteers can maximize state laws on treatment and care. Omar H. Caswell of Cincinnati is Ohio society president. Gardner Lattimer of Columbus is secretary. Hugh Van de Walker of Michigan speaks at the luncheon.
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Columbus
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Ohio
Columbus Rotary Club
Hugh van de Walker
Michigan
E. F. Allen
Elyria
International Society
Omar H. Caswell
Cincinnati
Ohio Society
Gardner Lattimer
Eskimos Travel Far For Tea Traditions
Eskimo communities are noted for their strong fondness for tea and readiness to journey long distances to obtain it. The practice highlights cultural tastes and mobility linked to beverage preferences.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Ausage urged by prewar ad copy describing Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a cure for headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. Claims mothers who used them recommend to others and that they are sold by druggists everywhere.
Ohio Pastors Convene to Discuss Bible Education
In Columbus the sixth annual Ohio Pastors convention opens with a focus on religious education in public schools and vacation Bible schools. More than 700 Protestant pastors are expected as leaders include Rev. Perry C. Hooper and Rev. J. F. Kauffman. Tonight's program features Rev. William H. Foulkes and Owen R. Lovejoy.
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Columbus
Ohio Pastors’ Convention
Ohio Council of Churches
Perry C. Hooper
Presbyterian
Toledo
Toledo Council of
William H. Foulkes
Cleveland
Owen R. Lovejoy
New York
National Child Labor Committee
1924 US Building Boom Spends Nearly 6 Billion
The United States saw about six billion dollars poured into new building construction in 1924. The figure reflects a surge in residential, industrial, and public works, signaling strong economic activity and construction momentum across the country.
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United States
Germany barred from making war material for foreign nations
London Jan 26 reports the Foreign Office announces Germany is forbidden to manufacture war like material even for other nations.
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Germany
London
Foreign Office
Ram Runner Lost in Explosion Near Seattle
Fourteen crew members of the gasoline schooner Speedway were rescued by the steamer Manuelani after the vessel exploded in the Straits of San Juan de Fuca near Seattle. Reported as a Canadian rum runner carrying more than $1,000,000 in liquor, the ship was built in Newfoundland in 1918 and ran between Vancouver and San Francisco.
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Portland
Ore
Speedway
Straits of
San Juan de Fuca
Seattle
Federal Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
New Foundland
Vancouver
B. C
France and Britain UHF Stations in Comparison
The article notes France operates five broadcasting stations and Great Britain nine, versus nearly 600 in the United States, highlighting vast U.S. lead in broadcasting infrastructure.
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France
Great Britain
United States
Kiangsu Forces in Retreat After Recent Defeat
Kiangsu troops pull back in a chaotic retreat after a two day clash on the outskirts of Wunsteh. Five train loads of Kiangsu soldiers reach the border settlement as Chi Heieh Yuan, once a military chieftain of the ousted party, is trapped near Wusieh while his forces seize trains and rush toward Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Kiangsu
Wunsteh
Chi Heieh Yuan
Chihil Party
Anju
Wusieh
Belgenland
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Ruth Rutherford
John Brewer
Agnes Fierce
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Louis Eisler
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New Marshfield
Harry Hawk
Robert Hixson
Ellis Avenue
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Robert Malcolm
Mary Virginia
Pearl Miller
Peach Ridge
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Simmons
The
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the Security Savings Bank
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Distinctive Queens
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Lash
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Experiece
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Heaven
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