Kappa Psi Alpha Dance Draws Ohio State Guests and Local Members
The mid winter Kappa Psi Alpha Dance at the Students Union drew 24 men from Ohio State and several out-of-town guests. Sones were sung, with Ohio State quartet members adding zest. Guests from Cambridge Parkersburg and Athens joined hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Psi Alpha
Kappa Psi
W. .Jertsfelder
W. V. Day
Dorothy Gist
Ohio State Orsity Quartet
Phi Gamma Delta
Ppa Psi Alpha
Tee Young
W. W. Lamb
Aberlin
Walter Smith
Slough Miller
Lobline
W. R. Lamb
W. ‘Yas
Hollingsworth
John Rehi
Enough
A. Davis
Taylor
Cad- Jankins
Wilson
Bobb
Stuart Leader
Mrs Harry Beckley Spends Early Week Away
Mrs Harry Beckley is spending the early part of the week at an unspecified location with no further details provided in the column.
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Mrs
Harry Beckley
Chauncey M. Car Club Meeting in Columbus This Week
Chauncey uases Gladys and Lucille Brad t are in Columbus this week with Misses Laura Kathleen Bradfield for a Father and Son rooting event. The Chauncey M. car club meets Friday evening at 6 30 with refreshments to follow at a later announced location.
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Uases
Gladys and
Lucille Bradt
Columbus
Sny
Laura Kathleen Bradfield
Chauncey M
Evangelistic Campaign to Begin in Chauncey
Evangelist Claud B Frampton will head a revival in Chauncey at the Church of Christ starting Tuesday evening July 5 The topics include Old Fashioned Religion bridging the Chasm The Supreme Tragedy The Responsibility of Brotherhood Cobwabs That Become Cables and The Greatest Question of All Each service will last one hour with good singing and special music Everyone is invited.
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Claud B. Frampton
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Fces
Jaly 5
Birthday Party Honors Ona May Sweeney On Sixteenth
Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney entertained many young people at their home on Saturday for Ona May Sweeneys sixteenth birthday party. Games music ice cream and cake provided evening entertainment and gifts were given to Ona May. Twenty four guests attended.
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Charles Sweeney
Peope
Ona May
Sweeney
Dorothy Ferrer
Miss Sweeney
Standardization Boosts Wheat Yields in Ohio Farm Test
Ohio State University extension officials report higher income and yields from standardized wheat varieties. County data show 1923 state acreage about 450 000 acres with average yields up by roughly 117 to 157 percent since 1918. In Butler County Td wheat yielded 8 bushels more per acre, illustrating the movement’s impact.
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Ohio State University
Butler County
Wallace E. Hang
Ity
Trumbull
Trumbull Wheat Praised for Smoothness and Smut Resistance
Ohio farmers note that 25 percent of the wheat acreage is sown to Trumbull. Mr. Hanger credits the variety's popularity to its smoothness and its immunity from loose smut.
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Ohio
Trumbull
Mr. Hanger
Local social notes highlight visits and a birth
Glouster couple Mr and Mrs Robert Brunton and others hosted guests in Jacksonville including Miss Mildred Howard who returned from Columbus hospital after an operation. Alfred Howard accompanied her home. Mrs G A Johnson returned to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Trimmer. Bernice Wallace visited Columbus with John Bigler. A F Antle of Athens and family stayed with William Richards. Horton Chevalier welcomed a nine pound baby boy born Friday.
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Garfield Grimes
Ella
John ‘Owin
Sugar Creek
Ir Allen Riley
Edgar “Teen
Nelsonville
Vira Fulton
Athens
Robert Brunton
Frank Ferguson
Mary Jonas
City
Norman Smith
Jacksonville
Mildred Howard
Columbus
Alfred Howard
G. A. Johnson
Frank Trimmer
Bernice Wallace
John Bigler
Mrs J F Kempton Hospitalized After Jacksonville Incident
Mrs J F Kempton of Jacksonville was taken to a Columbus hospital Monday for treatment.
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J. F. Kempton
Jacksonville
Columbus Hospital
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Stock and Hay in Glouster
A large barn on the J. W. Stoecklein farm near Glouster burned after 11 PM Monday, destroying about six thousand dollars in property. Twelve sheep, two hogs, fifty tons of loose hay, and a rear silo with ensilage were lost. Ten beef cattle and ten cows were saved or driven out. a basement entry was made to rescue hogs but flames blocked access. Neighbors Earl Pough and Albert Pflug alerted residents as flames spread.
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Glouster
J. W. Stoecklein
Earl Pough
Peugh
Albert Pflug
Stoecklein
Mr. Pflug
Earl Peugh
L. E. Richardson
Nelsonville
Mr. Richardson
Killing of Man by Police in Chicago Standoff
An unidentified Black man, reportedly enraged, was killed in Chicago after he and his rifle held 29 police armed with shotguns and tear bombs at bay for several minutes. Police surrounded his house.
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Chicago
Mexican revolution crushed as Obregon forces win
President Obregon’s federal armies defeated rebel forces on western and southeastern fronts. Advices received by the war office this afternoon confirm the revolutions collapse in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Obregon
War Office
Mellon plan relief for small income tax payers approved
The House Ways and Means Committee accepted the Mellon plan granting a 25 percent tax deduction on all earned incomes up to 20 000, as relief for small income taxpayers.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Smallpox vaccination urged as Athens County unvaccinated rate widens
Dr Gainor Jennings of Ohio's state health department warned Athens County's 15 percent vaccination rate risks a smallpox epidemic. He urged immediate vaccination and said school boards can make vaccination compulsory, citing 2,000,000 state vaccinations with no adverse effects. The talk, at Sciences Hall, was organized by the Athens County Medical Society and board of health.
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Athens County
Gainor Jennings
Ohio State Department of Health
Sciences Hall
Ch. U.rca
Ohio
Jennings
Kansas City
Athens
Athens County Medical Society
Board of Health
Ford declines to appear before House panel on Muscle Shoals bid
Henry Ford sent a telegram to House Military Affairs Committee chair Kahn saying hearings would delay a decision. He asserted the committee already has all facts about his offer to lease the government's nitrate and power plants at Muscle Shoals Alabama and declined to testify.
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Washington
Henry Ford
House
Military Affairs Committee
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Detroit
Kahn
Ford
Powers push for Poland Germany Russia compression pact
Powerful influences work to bring a compression pact involving Poland Germany and Russia, revealed today.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Russia
Favorite Prescription praised by Dayton woman
Mrs. Bessie Williams of Dayton says Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription relieves feminine trouble and cites a neighbor who raised eight children with its help. The ad urges readers to obtain tablets or liquid from drug stores or mail 16 cents for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's Invalida Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Bessie Williams
Mound St
Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Moose Barlow Guilty In School Attendance Charge
Florvd Barlow known as Moose of Kimberly faced a school attendance charge filed by County Attendance Officer C. H. Porter. After three days in jail he pleaded guilty in Magistrate Helwig’s court and received a suspended $19 fine with jail time held to cover costs.
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Florvd Barlow
Moose
Kimberly
Helwig
C. H. Porter
Barlow
Dont Park Here Cast Announced For City Federation
The cast for the musical comedy Dont Park Here is announced by organizers of the City Federation of Women’s clubs. Presentations are to be held in the college auditorium on Monday and Tuesday nights, February 4 and 6. Cast members include Mrs O'Terry Mrs RR Hodkins Mr O'Terry Ralph Davidson Mary Jane Mrs Ralph Davidson Betty Lee Barbara Sutton Anna Marie Elizabeth Edmundson Mrs Curtis Mrs RF Demers Maggie Nelson Ferdl Strickland Dr Ferdin Riggs Wesley Kelley Count Deerkies Frank Kircher Doug Moneybanke Ian.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
College Auditorium
O'Terry
RR. C. Hodkins
Ralph Davidson
Mary Jane
Betty Lee
Barbara Sutton
Anna Marie
Elizabeth Edmundson
Curtis
R. F. Demers
Maggie Nelson
Ferdl Strickland
Ferdin Riggs
Wesley Kelley
Count Deerkies
Frank Kircher
Doug Moneybanke
Ian
Linmelaire pipeline link to Teapot Dome project near finish
The connecting link from the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to Kansas City will be laid by Saturday and all pumping-plant construction should finish within two weeks. The Kearney Nebraska item notes rapid progress on the Linmelaire Co pipeline works.
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Kearney
Neb
Linmelaire Co
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Kansas City
Nelsonville Man Pleads Guilty On Non Support Charge
Harry Craig of Nelsonville was arraigned in Athens before Magistrate Helwig on non support filed by wife Edith Craig. He pleaded guilty and, after agreeing to future payments, was released.
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Athns
Harry Craig
Nelsonville
Helwig
Edith Craig
Athens
Craig
Local baseball rosters include Johnson Crow and more
A list of players Johnson Crow Dust Jonas Sams Amaretta Honeyooms Kar Hickman Tomaseo Salivan Willam Hughes Zarnetti and Francis Pickering appears in the clipping, signaling team membership or roster notes for a local squad.
Two More Men Arrested for Drunkenness
Frank Rose and Sam Stevenson were arrested Monday night and jailed on drunkenness charges. Taken from their homes by Chief Herb Parker, Rose faces a second arrest for the same offense within a week. A hearing before Mayor I. A. Koons will follow.
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Frank Rose
Sam Stevenson
Herb Parker
Rose
I. A. Koons
Mrs Leonard Wood sails for United States from Manila
Mrs Leonard Wood wife of the governor general and daughter Louise sails for the United States aboard the President Lincoln from Manila today as part of a voyage home from the Philippines.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Louise
United States
Ianco
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Horton Chevalier
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the Messenger Prix Printery Co
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