Pallas Club Covers Short Stories and Birthday Festivities
The Pallas club met Saturday with hostess C. E. M. Jennings as leader Mrs W L Stutz led the program sketches included Fannie Wright life by Mrs J Bayton She Walks in Beauty read by Mrs P G Dowler Bertha Bridgman read about Joseph Hergesheimer and The Token by Bridgman Miss Rose chose The Token as a story by Hergesheimer Guests at a birthday party for Mr J G Hope at Canaanite road received an automobile robe driving gloves and a two course luncheon with favors.
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Pallas Club
C. E. M. Jennings
W. L. Stutz
Fannierst
J. Bayton
P. G. Dowler
Miss Rose
Miss Bridgman
J. G. Hope
Canaanite Road
Mr. Hope
Valentine
Charles Liggett
Harvey Farrell
Yarry Nichols
Deweyfoot
Billy
Vetin Robinson
Tom Balls
Elza Mee Graner
Lee Morrisey
E. Selby
Funeral services for Caroline Nitschke Tuesday
Funeral services for Caroline Nitschke will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the residence 5 First Street. Interment follows at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Caroline Nitschke
First Street
West Union Street
Francis M McCune Dies Veteran of Civil War at 80
Francis M. McCune of Melville died this morning at 8 on his farm southeast of Amesville. He served in the Seventh Ohio Cavalry and was the village's last Civil War veteran. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Wilson chapel with burial in the adjacent cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two children, Mrs. D. W. Selway of Cadiz and A. L. McCune of Akron, plus T. E. McCune, L. B. McCune, and M. F. McCune of the home farm in Ath.
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Francis M. McCune
Melville
Seventh Ohio Cavalry
Amesville
Wilson Chapel
D. W. Selway
Cadiz
A. L. McCune
Akron
T. E. McCune
The
Home Farm
L. B. McCune
M. F. McCune
Ath
Beloved Samantha Belle Snyder 66 Died in Ost on
Samantha Belle Snyder 66 wife of John Thomas Snyder died Sunday. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the local church with burial in Augustine cemetery. Survived by husband and six children Mary Jessie John Thomas Gilbert James Lige Adria Josephine William Sylvester, two children preceded in death. Family home in Poston for ten years, moved from Wellston.
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Oston
Samantha Belle
John Thomas Snyder
Augustine
Mary Jessie
John Thomas
Gilbert James
Lige
Adria Josephine
William Sylvester
Poston
Rom Wellston
Lena Perry Dies After Illness in Ohio Home
Lena Perry 55 wife of Jasper N. Perry died Sunday night at 10 30 at her home on the Lower Ridins after a long illness including a stroke two years ago and a recent fracture She leaves several surviving children Funeral services will be held Sunday morning at 10 30 at the Ion church with burial in the Nietery adjoining
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HE Plains
Lena P Erry
Jasper N. Perry
Ion Church
Nietery
Five Die in Gas Explosion Fire Near Farrell Pennsylvania
Five persons lost their lives and several others suffered serious burns when a dwelling exploded and burned near Farrell Pennsylvania early yesterday. Property damage is estimated at twenty five thousand dollars. The incident followed a natural gas explosion amid nearby activity.
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Oungstown
Farrell
State prepares to offer new data in Benham case
In Columbus on January 28, prosecutors plan to present new exhibits and call John J. Beck, former advertising manager of R. L. Dol lings Co., as trial of William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison resumes in federal court. The men face charges of using the mats to defraud as forty more government witnesses are slated to testify before the defense takes the stand.
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Benham
Columbus
John J. Beck
R. L. Dollings Co
Ohio
William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
Benhami
Celina Girl Gets Post at Buchtel
Miss Bernadine Schunck of Celina Ohio, a 1923 Ohio University music graduate, will teach music in the Buchtel schools starting Monday January 27. She will instruct both grades and high school and was active in university music groups, serving as Music Club president in her senior year.
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Bernadine Schunck
Celina, O
Ohio University Department of Music
Buchtel
Russian Probe Delayed by Teapot Dome Inqury
Washington January 28 Hearings in the senatorial investigation into American recognition of Soviet Russia were postponed as the Teapot Dome inquiry took precedence Senator Borah announced the Russian probe would be laid aside for the present Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor testified as a witness and will return later
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Washington
Russia
Senator Borah
Idaho
Samuel Gohpers
American Federation of Labor
Shooting Star Plunges Into Sea Off Daytona Beach
A bright object described as a large shooting star streaked across the dawn sky near Daytona Beach and, amid sparks, plunged into the Atlantic Ocean, witnessed by onlookers along the shore.
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Daytona
Fla
Daytona Beach
Comedy Song Hits Don Park Here at College Auditorium
The comedy musical Don’t Park Here runs February 4 and 6 at the college auditorium under City Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsorship. Tickets are selling well as solicitors canvass the city. proceeds fund West State Street Cemetery improvements. The show features multiple acts with ensembles, solos, and orchestral numbers from Mary Jane, Betty Lee, and the Buckeye Harmony Four, among others.
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College Auditorium
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
West State Street
Mary Jane
Betty Lee
Chas. Kircher
Civic
Marmola Method Promoted for Easy Fat Loss
Advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets as the simplest method to reduce overfat reliably. Claims thousands endorse the remedy and offers boxes for sale at one dollar, with direct ordering from Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.
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Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Three Ohio University graduates win hospital internes posts
Three former Ohio University students now seniors at University of Cincinnati College of Medicine have won hospital interne posts for the year after graduation. G A Woodhouse of Athens County will intern at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. C L McKibben of Wilkesville and W N Gills of Patriot will intern at St. Vincent's Hospital Toledo. All three, Lambda Chi Alpha and Phi Chi members, earned MD degrees at June commencement.
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Ohio University
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
G. A. Woodhouse
Athens County
GC. L. McKibben
W. M. Gills
Wilkesville
Patriot
Fred Woodhouse
Jacksonville
C. L. McKibben
M. McKibben
Rio Grande
W. N. Gills
John Gills
Woodhouse
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
McKibben
Gills
St. Vincent's Hospital
Toledo
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
College of Medicine
Japan Seeks Face in Latest Forere Policy Fray
In Tokyo a Foreign Office source described proposed Washington legislation to restrict Japanese entry to the United States as a matter of national pride and saving face. The official said the measure would exclude or greatly limit Japanese workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Torio
Foreign Office
Washington
United States
Advertising Executive Richard E. Robinson Dies at Home
Richard E. Robinson advertising manager of the Youngstown Vindicator died yesterday after a long illness. He had worked with the New York Times Philadelphia Bulletin Newark Star and several Chicago papers before joining the local daily.
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Youngstown
Richard E. Robinson
Youngstown Vindi‘cator
Robinson
New York Times
Philadelphia Bulletin
Newark Star
Chicago
Bar on Pleads Not Guilty in Canton Robbery Murder
William Baron, arrested in Canton, pleaded not guilty before Judge Anderson to charges of robbery and murder. Prosecutor Hull says Baron made a full confession of the crime, alleged to involve the killing of Gus Phillips, a confectioner.
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Youngstown
William Baron
Canton F
Anderson
Gus Phillips
Hull
Baron
Captain James Freed Dies in Village Home
Captain James Freed mayor of the village and head of the safety department at the McDonald plant of Carnegie Steel died at his home early today. He guided local safety efforts and served as a key figure in the community.
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McDonald, O
James Freed
McDonald
Carnegie Steel Company
Akron man arrested in Stark stock swindle case
Canton reporters say Frank V. McGowan of Akron was arrested Monday after months of investigation into a stock swindling scheme that county officials estimate has defrauded Stark County farmers of at least $10,000.
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Canton
Frank V. McGowan
Akron
Stark County
Society Forms Plan to Exterminate Cats
A new society proposes eradicating cats and suggests training dogs to climb trees as a method. The proposal emphasizes practical steps to reduce feline numbers and relies on unconventional strategies to achieve the goal.
Clover Leaf Clothing Club reorganized in Canaanville
Canaanville Ohio January 28 reorganizing meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Mansfield formed Clover Leaf Clothing Club for 1924 in Athens county This club previously had 24 members last year and fourteeen attended the reorganization with officers elected Miss Helen Mansfeld president Miss Nida Rutis vice president Miss Viela Fosterling secretary and Miss Kenneth Allen treasurer
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Canaanville
Clover Leaf Clothing Club
Canaan Township
Charles Mansfield
Athens County
Treatf Clu
Helen Mansfeld
Nida Rutis
Viela Fsterling
Kenneth Allen
Creomulsion Advertises Cough and Cold Cure
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote as the key healing agent with additional ingredients to restore health and promises money back if relief isn’t achieved.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
First train pilot over C. A. C. lines dies at 92
Columbus reports the death of John W. Rice 92 a retired engineer who piloted the first train over the C. A. C. from Akron to Columbus and other branches. Forty years ago he operated an engine from Hudson to Akron in Summit County before the line extended to Columbus.
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Akron
Columbus
John W. Rice
Hudson
Man Charged With Contributing To Delinquency Of 14-Year-Old
Sonny Hall, 22, of Lathrope, arraigned on a juvenile court warrant for contributing to delinquency of a 14-year-old girl. He pleaded not guilty before Judge M. Johnson Monday. Held pending hearing after Saturday arrest by Sheriff Pete McKinley.
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Sonny” Hall
Lathrope
M. Johnson
Johnson
Hall
Pete McKinley
Millican Fined for Liquor Violations in Common Pleas Court
Harry Millican was fined 5006 dollars and costs for selling intoxicating liquor and 100 dollars plus costs for illegal possession. He received jail time until fines and costs are paid and plans to appeal. Millican was arrested January 19 by Sheriff McKinley on a court warrant and is on a 900 dollar bond.
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Harry Millican
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Millican
Court of Appeals
McKinley
Merit filled twilight recital by Ohio University School of Music faculty
Four music faculty members Miss Joy Cutler soprano Miss Helen Hedden contralto Prof John Newman Hizey violin and Mrs Frances Rugeres Libby accompanist presented a twilight recital Sunday afternoon in Swing Hall Auditorium under the School of Music. The program offered many rarely heard pieces with engaging performances. Hedden sang Faust and Ponchielli arias with bright tone and characterized nuance. Cutler delivered Louise arias and modern songs with clear lyric voice and poised phrasing. Hizey provided violin solos with refined touch and artistry, drawing strong audience appreciation.
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School of Music
Ohio University
Joy Cutler
Helen Hedden
John Newman Hizey
Mra
Frances Rugeres Lilbey
Twilucht
Swing Hall
Miss Hedden
Seller
Griffis
Priske
Chadwick
Miss Cutler
Depuis le Jour
Louise
Gustavy Carpentier
Tartini
Mendelssohn + Burmeister
Vieuxtemps
Fantasia Appassionata Concert At University
Mrs Hisey accompanist and soloist enhances Sunday concerts begun by Prof Clarence C Robinson director of the School of Music. The next program on February 17 features the university chorus and Coleredge Taylor’s The Wedding Feast of Hiawatha with Edgar Sprague tenor of Columbus. Admission is free.
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Hiawatha
Coleredge - Taylor
Edgar Sprague
Columbus
Marriage Licenses Reported in Athens County
The Athens county bureau issued licenses over Friday and Saturday last week. William Spbnott, 64, real estate dealer, and Anna J. Dean, 44, both of Athens, plus Walter I. Glanenam, 22, miner, with others listed in Coffman and surrounding areas.
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Athens County Bureau
William SP Bnott
Anna J. Dean
Athena
Walter I. Glanenam
Miner
Giouster Amd Tinee
Coffman
Lartleyville
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Country Club
Clint Carr
Tas Marie Carr
McArthur Day
D. Steele
J. A. Brown
John William
Itty Jane
Lancaster
G. E. Easler
Hooper Ridge
Guy Edward, Jr
Kasler
May Avenue
Lawrence Neeb
Ohio State University
Fred C. Slaughter
Grosnor Street
Frank Metcalf
Colmbus
Ella Rlley
Noon
George Snowden
William Allen
John
Doris
Coolville
William H. Livingston
North
Congress. Street
Mrs. Snyder
Mrs. Perry
Pittsburg
Celina
Florida
Dick Specia
Melrose
Harbaugh
Buckeye Harmony Four
Great Big Baby Smile
Verdi
Istalian
Tomasso
Zarnette
I’. X. Rauch
Wm. Longstreet
Doug Moneybanks
L. V. Brown
Chase's Collegiate
Gold Dust
Hi Brow Jazz Girls
Woodhouse, Gills and
Mayor
NAB
Cannaah Clothing
Wilberry Liquor
Ohio’s College of Music
Home Coal Company
Court of Common Pleas
James A. Jones Receiver
Enay Opourve
Iegh
Peyseong
Lash
Prng Store
Ruth
ABC
Congress
Goldie, Dunn
Representative Simmons
Nebraska
Vera Dunn
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Billie Dunn
Representative McLaughlin
Dunn Weir
Representative Mondeci
Jean Dunn
Banroegen
Clarke
New York
Neves
Xemali
Scott S
Athens, Ohio
PHONZ
C. C. Bean
Hamas
Navy
Lean Pork Rosst
Bacon
Jean
Colburn
Aire Truckusers
MR. Clifford
Athens
Berry Hotel
J. R. Horst, Jr
Lancaster, Ohio
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