Local Visitors Stop in Athens and Belpre
Mrs. Fred Edington and Mrs. Don Poston of Nelsonville visited Athens. Miss Margaret Ford plans a Columbus trip for a week. Mrs. Sidney Stone and children visit Jennie O'Dell in Lindley Hall. Miss Gladys Partlow hosts cousin Miss Jessie Doolittle of Saint Cloud. Miss Bertha Higgins attends a Lambda dance with Miss Ruth Davis. The Standard Bearers meet Monday at 6 with Miss Dorothy Slutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edington
Don Poston
Nelsonville
Athens
Sidney Stone
Belpre
Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
Gladys Partlow
Jessie Doolittle
Saint Cloud
Florida
Bertha Higgins
Columbus
Lambda, Chi Alpha
Ruth Davis
Dorothy Slutz
South Congress Street
Miss Muriel Wiley And Miss Fauna Linscott In Cincinnati Visit
Miss Muriel Wiley and Miss Fauna Linscott are shopping in Cincinnati today and will return home Sunday. They will be guests of the stormer’s mother Mrs Bludsoe during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Wiley
Fauna Linscott
Cincinnati
Stormer
Mrs. Bludsoe
Beta Auxiliary Meeting at Chapter House Monday
The Beta auxiliary will meet at the chapter house on President Street Monday afternoon at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend and bring sewing equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta
President Street
Parkersburg Couple Visits East State Street Friends
Mr. and Mrs. C D McGrew of Parkersburg West Virginia arrived at noon to be weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W W Coe at 227 East State Street. Mrs McGrew is a cousin of Mr Coe.
Athens social visit includes Dr J C Jones and family
Dr J C Jones of South Charleston and his daughter Aleta a Columbus School for Girls student join Mrs Jones at the home of Mr and Mrs L V Brown for a Sunday visit Mrs Jones will accompany her husband home Mrs Hudson Graham and baby son Hudson Jr will return Sunday to Mayfield Kentucky after visiting Mr Graham They stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Moler 42 West Washington Street during their Athens visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jones
South Charleston
Aleta
Columbus School For Girls
Hudson Graham
Hudson Jr
Mayfield
Mr. Graham
Athens
W. E. Moler
West
Washington Street
Funeral and social notes from Athens area
Mr. D. K. Nutter visited Athens today returning from near Westerville after attending his sister Elizabeth Devols funeral. Devol died at 74 leaving a husband six children and two brothers. Mrs Winters traveled to Zanesville for a funeral and will return Monday. Mrs Townsend hosted the Art and Thimble club at the Colonial dinner then a Majestic theater party with many guests including Mrs Aumiller Burchfield Beasley Carpenter Gross Enlow Horn Junod Lash Moler Murphy Morton Moore Nelson Peters Taylor Walker Woodworth and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Nutter
Canaanville
Athens
Westerville
Elizabeth Devol
Harry Townsend
Art and Thimble
The
Colonial
Majestic
E. E. Aumiller
D. M. Burchfield
F. J. Beasley
W. A. Carpenter
W. Gross
E. M. Enlow
C. H. Horn
George Junod
E. R. Lash Sr
W. FE. Moler
Andrew Murphy
R. L. Morton
C. ©. Moore
Alex Nelson
W. E. Peters
H. M. Taylor
George Walker
E. C. Woodworth
J. H. Berry
Lambda Chi Alpha Mid Winter Dance Delights Campus
The Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity held a pretty mid-winter dance Friday at the Masonic Temple with 35 couples dancing to University of Cincinnati musicians. Pink rosebud favors named partners, a lighted fraternity symbol was unveiled, and Dean Irma Voigt attended as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Lambda Chi Alpha
Masonic ‘Temple
University of Cincinnati
Dean Irma Voigt
J. R. Morton
Fordyce Stewart
Wallace
Three Teens Arrested Over Joyride Car Borrowing
James Cleary 17 Albert Greulich 20 and Peter Kinney 18 all John Hancock High students admitted taking Frank Rauch's Buick and Mr Wolf's Dodge to Lancaster and back. The trio got lost parked the Buick in Laurelville then rode the Dodge to Nelsonville and Athens before returning. Frank Rauch will not press charges and Mr Wolf may pursue grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cleary
Albert Greulich
Peter Kinney
John Hancock High School
Frank X. Rauch
Mr. Wolf
Laurelville
Lancaster
Rauch
Hocking County
Nelsonville
Athens
Frank Rauch
Court Street
Wolf
Lewis Graham
Cleary
College Auditorium
Graham
Cady
NY Health Chief Defies Zion City Sunday Ban Plan
Dr. Royal S. Copeland, NY health commissioner and Sunday Rights Association member, rejects Zion City overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva’s blue laws. The group, led by Martin Vogel, fights Sunday restrictions as a threat to religious liberty and urban multicultural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Royal S. Copeland
Sunday Rights Association
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion City
Martin Vogel
the Treasury
Manning
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Major la Guardia
Board of Aldermen
Voliva
Copeland
Barrymore to Return to New York From Cincinnati
Ethel Barrymore dramatic star will depart Cincinnati for New York at 1 30 P M today accompanied by uncle John Drew and two of her children. She ended her Cincinnati engagement January 4 after contracting articular rheumatism and has been in Christ hospital since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barrymore
New York
Cincinnati
Ethel Barrymore
John Drew
Christ Hospital
JAP Sentry Guilty in Vladivostok Naval Shooting
Tokyo dispatch reports a Japanese sentry was found guilty in a preliminary inquiry over the shooting death of Lieutenant W. H. Langdon U. S. N. at Vladivostok. The sentry’s statement reportedly conflicted with military records. court martial findings pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Kinney
United Press
Tokio
W. H. Langdon
Vladivostok
Jiji Shimpo
Asahi
Kokusai
Curtains Erected in Jury Box to Hide Ankle Display
In Springfield Ohio on January 29 Judge Geiger ordered waist high curtains around the jury box after women jurors complained the cross leg pose caused ankle display. The move aims to spare men in the courtroom the distraction of ankle visibility during trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Geiger
Common Pleas Court
Smuggling Epidemic Reported by New York Official
Byron Newton, collector of the port of New York, says smuggling is the worst in history driven by a global moral influenza. Seizures rise but illegal traffic grows. $300,000+ in goods seized in New York last year, with liquors narcotics diamonds furs and silks as key profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Tacobs
United Press
New York
United States
Byron R. Newton
Port
Newton
Louisville Man Wins $25 After Store Clerks Mistaken Identity
E Papshanner sued J G Mc Crory Company for 2500 damages alleging clerks beat him after mistaking him for a vamp attempting engagements with girls. The jury awarded him 25 dollars in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
E. Papshanner
J. G. McCrory Company
Hobo Dog Returns Home After 250 Mile Journey
Bud the English bulldog hoboed from Grand Rapids Michigan to Toledo a 250 mile trek. After riding in Edward Williams Toledo owner returned him to Grand Rapids where Reynolds later found the dog and Bud eagerly entered a new home before Horace Goins could reclaim him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bud
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Edward Williams
Williams
Max Reynolds
Reynold
Tubercular milk charges halt Ohio inquiry
In Columbus on January 29 the special house committee investigating tubercular milk for state wards paused for records from the board of administration. State Veterinarian Theodore A. Burnett testified cattle tests at the London prison farm were not done due to workload. He stated only about one percent of Ohio milk is from tubercular tested cows.
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Columbus
Special House
London
Board of Administration
Theodore A. Burnett
Burnett
Ohio
Athens Hi Upsets Marietta Hi in Overtime Thrill Ride
In a packed Armory crowd Athens High beat Marietta High 22 to 20 in overtime. Battin and Wise scored 21 of Athens 22 points with Battin 12 and Wise 9, as Marietta’s first loss of the season came despite a late rally and fast break.
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Athens Hi
Marietta Hi
Athens
Marietta
Attin
Wise
Battin
Brat
Bolin
Sharp
Barnes
Mackie
Iki Gisbonne Ma
Berry
Albany Street Car Strike Ties Up Transit
Albany's street car workers, about 1200 employees of the United Traction Company, refused a 25 percent wage cut, causing a city transit tie up today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N. Y
Albany
United Traction Company
Rural Churches of Southern Ohio Need Attention
Columbus January 29. A three day conference will consider the shortage of resident ministers in a large rural area of Ohio. Officials from more than a dozen Protestant denominations will attend to discuss needs in Central and Southern Ohio counties. Rev B F Lamb secretary of the Ohio Federation of sources announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Federation Of‘ources
Etiquette Guidelines For Hosts At Social Receptions
The guidance covers host behavior at housewarmings and receptions, urging the husband to stay with his wife during most entertaining moments, and the host assisting with elderly guests. It also notes proper actions like serving, providing punch, and avoiding common missteps such as neglecting introductions or leaving dining areas prematurely.
Olive Tablets by Dr. Edwards Offer Quick Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a calomel free laxative for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored pills promise gentle action with no griping and claim to normalize bowels and liver by using a vegetable laxative. Available in 15c and 30c packs for nightly use.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Local notes from Albany and Athens about visitors
Short items list residents and visitors at Albany and Athens including Frank Coe illness visits by Mrs. Moore Leonard Coats and others with travels to Millersport Wilkesville and Columbus. Community events include a lodge installation and a Methodist society meeting at Mrs. Lasch’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coe
Guy Moore
Athens
Leonard Coats
Nelsonville
Albany
Lew Martin
New Marshfield
J. W. Frank
Howard Reeves
Marve Reeves
Leroy Thorn
William Goodwin
Carpenter
Lucy White
Clara Dent
Waldo Poston
Frances Nichols
A. C. Knowlton
Athens State Hospital
William Phillips
Wilkesville
Mariah Vorhes
Rosabelle Woodruff
Millersport
Blanche Ballanger
Alice Woodyard
Alvin Cline
Columbus
Cash Strong
Gladys Jeffers
Albany High School
Jessie Collins
Julie Stanley
Donald Faulkner
Orbiston
C. L. Ross
Arthur McVay
T. A. Barlow
Ed Lasch
W. J. Frank
Ethel
Earl Tewksberry
Mt. Blanco
Ceph Lindley
Marshall Wrycoff
Co. O. Whitlatch
Noble Grand
Holly Goodin
Ladies and Society of the Methodist Church
E. H. Lasch
Uncle Sam's Navy Debts Never Paid Says US Official
Burglaries and bootleggers owe the government 44 million in 1920 income taxes as the internal revenue bureau gears up to receive over 5 million returns. About 80 million may be unpaid from the national kitty of 2 billion if proper returns are filed. Bootleggers’ 1920 profits are estimated at at least 600 million, with over 2 billion changing hands annually in betting and gaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Uncle Sam
United States
Chance
Plains News Briefs Mention Local Travel And Illness
The Plains Harvey Porter trades for a Ford and visits Athens with his son. George Gabriel and his wife travel to Chauncey due to Cap Stalters illness. James Gabriel suffers tonsillitis. Walter Geisicke and Charles Loomis of Logan visit Lon Humphrey and family. Anna Scott of Salem visits Mrs. Fin Cook. Ashford, James Matheny, Grant Michaels, John and Will Hamer, and Irvin Vere go to Athens. Arthur Coon has a new Ford touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Porter
Athens
George Gabriel
Chauncey
Cap Stalters
James Gabriel
Walter Geisicke
Charles Loomis
Logan
Lon Humphrey
Anna Scott
Salem
Fin Cook
Ashford
James Matheny
Grant Michaels
John
Will Hamer
Irvin Vere
Arthur Coon
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Lash
Ned
Argest
Howard Walden
W. Union
Studebaker
E. Norris
E. Carpenter
Cord Tire
Athens Tire & Vulcanizing Co
Mill ST
Ciiocie1 Y . pLocal News
Margaret. Ford
Walker Street
Winters
Zanesville
May E. Harris
Nice Motor Coo
East State
IEA Ane
New Yorker
Yankees
Japan
Crooks
Hobo
Hannon
Lenseeeeeeeee Myers
Taft Phat Edmonds
al Leme
Weihl
Myers
O'Daffer
Roach
Skinner
Southern
Robert C. Byers
W. A. Moorhead
E. Washington
Sam HS
Sager Sanitarium
Magnetic
Carlsbad
Chiropractic
T. Sager
M. D
Optometry
By Chas.e. Millikan
Chas. C. Millikan
Walsh Electric Co
Huyler
Lowney
Farrar
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Rome
Upera
Athens Ice and Storage Co
Abe Lincoln
Athens Lumber Co
Glouster
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