Womans Music Club Hosts and Society Notes
The Womans Music club met at the college auditorium with Mrs. Allen R. Kresge Mrs. J. N. Hizey Miss Elizabeth Garber and Miss Mary Ness as hostesses Two new members were announced Mrs E B Bryan associate member and Mrs E M Jones active member The program featured papers piano pieces and vocal solos The club also noted improvements in Mrs L A Sprague health updates and local social visits Several Athens Elks attended a Columbus lodge event and a member from Athens was initiated A hospital surgery report and family visitors were also reported including Miss Helen Walker returning from Pittsburg and Mrs David Putnam’s return from Gambier.
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Womans Music Club
Allen R. Kresge
J. N. Hizey
Elizabeth Garber
Mary Ness
College Auditorium
E. B. Bryan
E. M. Jones
Frank M. McKay
Albéniz
Miners Children Face New Privations Amid Looming Strike
West Virginia coal families endured a hard year with little work and mounting privations. A strike scheduled for April 1 looms as miners demand a 20 percent wage increase while operators threaten mine closures. Attempts at conference between operators and union leaders have failed.
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West Virginia
New Marshfield Church Groups Organize Bible and Endurance Societies
The New Marshfield area forms a Bible class at the M. KE Church meeting Sundays at 2 PM led by Rev. W A Genheimer who plans to depart for foreign field work. A Christ in Endeavor Society is formed for Sunday evenings across local churches with various pastors hosting services.
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Martzolff
M. E. Church
P. G. Dowler
East Washington Street
M. KE
W.A. Genheimer
M. P
Leslie Dabritz
M. E
The
Christian Church
New Marshfield
Christ In Endeavor Society
Iva Dabritz
Carbondale
Virgil Young
Lucy Philips
Albany
Henry Mashater
F. G. Hoofflet
Columbus
Martin Sharp
W. D. Porterfield
Downington
Hart
Caster Bobo and Son
Mineral
Rose Sanders
Athens
H. L. Sanders
Martha Hamilton
Grant Hospital
R. Hysell
F. J. Burt
Gilbert Shannon
James Carmicheal
Peter Wining
A. W. Westfall
Betty
Kenneth Bobo
Runion
Will Bobo
Dave Bobo
James Boden
J. R. Lostro
Earl Davis
Lancaster
Luster Levering
Kimberly
Thurston Clark
Old Warships Sold for Junk in Navy Sale
The navy department announced the sale of nine old warships as junk. Eight ships including the battleships Maine Missouri and Wisconsin and the cruisers Columbia and the monitors Target Tonopah Ozark and Miantonomah were bought by Hitner and Sons of Philadelphia for 225000 dollars. The cruiser Memphis, stranded off Santo Domingo, was bought by Radetsky Iron and Metal of Denver for 3000 dollars.
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Washington
International News Service
Navy Department
Hitner and Sons
Philadelphia
Maine
Missouri
Wisconsin
Columbia
Target
Tonopah
Ozark
Miantonomah
Memphis
Santo Domingo
Radetsky Iron and Metal Company
Denver
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Cure
A skeptical man recalls a bet with a friend over Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The simple preparation is claimed to remove catarrhal mucus and ease inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money-back guarantee offered by McKee Drug Co Athens and Gera Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gera Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Man Could Shape Odds by Rising to Worst Circumstances
A proverb suggests a person reaches peak form when conditions look bleak, enabling him to alter the surrounding environment through resolve and action. The idea links resilience with influence over fate.
January Dairy Records Highlight Record Milk Yields at Athens County
The January report for the Athens County Cow Testing Association shows the highest single cow and top average since spring conditions. John Gillett leads with three top animals including a 2250 pound milk cow and 83.2 butter fat. The Hope Dairy, Theodore Ryoma, Maxwell, Homer Higgins, Sid Riley, Earl McBee and the Athens State Hospital herd contribute notable high- producing cows, with Jersey entries and semiofficial tests promising strong yearly totals.
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Athens County
John Gillett
Hope Dairy
Thedore Ryoma
Mr. Maxwell
Homer Higgins
Sid Riley
Earl McBee
Athens State Hospital
Kerker's Remedy Promises Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Asthma and hay fever sufferers are assured relief from the Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy which also treats bronchial ailments colds and whooping cough. Sold and recommended by McKee Drug Co Athens.
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Kerker
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Republicans Split Over Sales Tax for Soldiers Bonus
Representative Frear of Wisconsin warned that a sales tax to fund a soldiers' bonus would break party lines and defeat Republicans in the next election. He said the tax bill would be jammed through under a gag rule. Representative Oldfield of Arkansas expressed surprise at Republican unity on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Frear
Wisconsin
House
Oldfield
Arkansas
Ways and Means Committee
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
An advisory promotes Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free and cheap. It claims common soaps damage the scalp and hair while Mulsified cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft bright and easy to manage. Users are urged to ensure their druggist supplies Mulsified.
Blame for Agricultural Crisis Placed on Harvester Co
Washington witnesses before the senate agriculture committee blame the International Harvester Company for the ongoing crisis. J. G. Hagan former North Dakota secretary of agriculture testified that conditions are so dire farmers face "death by own action or bankruptcy."
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Washington
International Harvester Company
Senate Committee of Agriculture
J. G. Hagan
North Dakota
New York Playhouse Opens Smoking Room for Women
A New York playhouse becomes the first in America to offer a smoking room for women. The move reflects evolving social norms while audience comfort and policy specifics remain to be clarified.
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New York Playhouse
America
Public Works Will Start In Short Time
President Harding ordered six cabinet officers to speed up public works in their departments to alleviate unemployment in the remaining winter months. The letter to War, Navy, Treasury, Commerce, Interior and Agriculture stresses the difficult period ahead and urges duplicating successful local efforts.
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Washington
International News Service
Harding
War
Navy
Treasury
Commerce
Interior
Agriculture
Bank Robbery in Crafton Leaves One Dead in Pittsburgh
Five heavily armed bandits robbed the First National Bank of Crafton taking about 95,000 in cash and Liberty bonds. Assistant Cashier H. T. Moss was killed. The robbers fled by car, engaged police in Allegheny and Brighton, and escaped after a gun battle. a large cash and securities haul was found in an abandoned vehicle.
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Pittsburgh
Liberty
First National Bank of Crafton
Crafton
H. T. Moss
Allegheny
Allengheny
Brighton Road
Pennsylvania Avenue
Revival at Chauncey Fe. Church Opens February 6
The Chauncey circuit church led by N Dabritz reports 100 conversions during a revival that brought harmony with neighboring churches. Morning services are at Sugar Creek Millfield The Plains and Chauncey with a three church schedule and a baptism planned for The Plains when weather warms. Revival starts Monday February 6.
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Chauncey Circuit
N. Dabritz
Sugar Creek
Millfield
the Plains
Chauncey
Goodyear Chief Sees South American Trade Downturn
Akron Ohio January 27 BEG Wilmer president of Goodyear Co. says business in South America is bottoming out after a tour of the region. He notes Germany ships much into South American ports but asserts strong friendship for American goods will keep U. S. trade robust despite high German prices.
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Akron
South America
BE. G. Wilmer
Goodyear Company
Germany
United States
Goal industry needs cutting
Ashland Kentucky January 27 1935 T L Lewis a pioneer eastern Kentucky coal operator told members of the Northwest Kentucky Coal association at the fourth annual banquet that the coal industry cannot regain its pace without downward cost readjustments in wages freight rates and other costs He warned unemployment threatens the nation and urged eliminating the interstate commerce commission and the railway labor board as the only solution.
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Ashland
T. L. Lewis
Eastern
Kentucky
Northwest Kentucky Coal Association
Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Labor ‘Board
Germany backs Wirth tax plan in Reichstag speech
Berlin papers hail Chancellor Wirth for a taxation speech seen as more than a policy explanation. They call it a proper answer to Poincaré and a move toward real peace. The salute to not surrender war criminals is noted as a clever political coup against nationalism.
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Berlin
International
Wirth
Reichtag
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Poncatre
Poincatire
France
Murder Suspect Husband Attacks Couple in Dayton
Mrs. Lilly Smith 42 lies between life and death with no chance of recovery after a shooting at her home. Her son Harold Kuntz is wounded twice, one bullet destroying his right eye. The attack was carried out by George Elmer Smith, Lilly’s husband, last night in Dayton.
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Dayton
Lilly Smith
Harold Kuntz
George Elmer Smith
Gas rate fixed for Lima by utilities commission
The state public utilities commission set Lima's natural gas rate at $1.00 per thousand feet for the first five thousand, $1.05 for the next five thousand, $1.10 for the next five thousand, $1.25 for the next five thousand, and $1.25 per thousand for usage over 16 000 feet per month.
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Columbus
State ‘Public Utilities Commission
Lima
Painting the Tower Bridge in London
A work crew of 125 men labored full time for eight months painting the Tower Bridge in London.
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Tower Bridge
London
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R. R. Lanning
Raymond Clarence
Jean Lucile
Logan
James Cotton
Tom Cotton
School of Music
President Street
University Hospital
Hocking River
Pallas Club
Wenona Rees
Ohio University
Mary Tener
Esther Nisley
Josephine Lepley
Edith Brook
Orinda Bean
Guysville
Mary Laughlin
Wolfe Street
Mrs. Laughlin
Elks
Columbus Lodge
Elks Home
Noble of
Alex M. Moore
Frank H. Cross
P. G. Moler
Charles DeMolet
C. B. Vorhes
Rod Wood
D. K. Seward
E. O. Huggins
Mike Collins Jr
Dr. H. M. Taylor
John S. Collins
W. H. Logan
A. E. Graham
Graham
John Call
C. 5. Graham
Davidson Biscuit Co
Mt. Vernon
Arive
Mr. Graham
Helen Walker
Pittsburg
Miss Walker
David Putnam
M@ Kee Drug Co
von Cruiser
Lash
Libby
Lippincott’s Jelly
Lippincott’s Preserves
Jersey
New York
Cherry
Square Deal Crocery
Sonora
Edison
Parker Bros
Emerson Records
Yankees
Josten’s Cigar Store
Ohio
B. M. Coakley
People’s Bank
Olsen Famous
W. Va. University
U. U. Gym
F. L. Preston Co
Big Daylight Store
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