Student Bolshevism at university summer school
A portion of the student body at the O U summer school demonstrated in a Bolshevik style revolt against university government. Dean Richeson's removal is not the issue here though critics argue unfair methods harmed his professional reputation. The action resembled a mob with unkind epithets aimed at the executive head, signaling a breach of college spirit and potential harm to institutional welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U
Dean Richeson
Richeson
State Normal
Dick Imes Wins Unopposed Republican Treasurer Nomination
Dick Imes deputy county treasurer secures the Republican nomination for county treasurer with no opposition in the fall election. Observers note his proven efficiency and accuse public sentiment of rewarding his late father J O Imes for past auditor attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Imea
J. O. Imes
Brand of Service Sparks Unmet Courage and Luck
A fragment describes scarce courage to contest with a notable service brand and hints at luck as an undercurrent in outcomes. It suggests a pattern where perceived good fortune masks a lack of challenge to the dominant provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesy
Dispatch
The Candidate and the Friendly Salute in Local Politics
The piece notes that candidates for county or township offices greet strangers with a smile to gain favorable impressions. It describes this as a routine, not enjoyable part of campaigning, since the saluters do not truly know each person.
Opinions Reprinted From Major Papers on League and Party Clash
A collection of editorials discusses the Democratic push to make the league of nations a campaign issue and the Republican stance against Wilson's covenant. It notes Lodge’s view that Republicans aim to end Democratic rule and contrasts Wilson's framing with constitutional limits and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
United States
San Francisco
Ireland
Lodge
Chicago
America
Wilson
Worcester
Mass
New York World
Democratic Party
League of Nations
London
League
Chicago Tribune
After Dinner Stories Reveal A Shadowed Stranger
Miss Skerry recounts a nighttime sighting as she walked home and her younger brother asks if she chased the man. The brief vignette unfolds with a sense of tension in a domestic setting.
Small office boy asks for higher wages at Marshall Field
The office boy asks Marshall Field for a raise. Field questions the amount and recalls earning two dollars at the same age. The boy retorts that Field was not worth more, while noting he earns four dollars a week. The exchange ends with a sharp remark about worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Mr. Field
Ladies’ Home Journal
Millfield Needle Club Hosts Weekly Social and Local Visits
Millfield Mrs F D Hill hosted the Needle Club with guests and a business session followed by home made ice cream cake and iced tea. A busy week features siblings students from Ohio University visiting families in the area and a busy Fourth schedule with two ball games against Nelsonville Grays. Continuous local visits include neighbors and relatives from Athens Chauncey Pomeroy and Wales Mill with church events and a large bridal shower for Harold Peacock.
Chauncey Couple Hosts Weekend Visits in Ohio Town
Chauncey residents Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parry hosted relatives in Columbus over the weekend. Mrs. Elbert Johnson and children from Middleport New York visited Chauncey with the Edwards Minister family. Mr. and Mrs. A B Mackie Ruth Law have returned from their wedding and stay with Mrs Law’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parry
Chauncey
Columbus
Elbert Johnson
Middleport
New York
Edw
A. B. Mackie
Ruth Law
D. W. Law
Church Camp Meet Attendees From Local Congregation
Attendees from the local Church of God joined the Saints' Church camp meeting in Anderson Indiana. Mrs Earl Bridgewater and son Parl visited relatives in Akron after staying with Mr and Mrs A H England and Miss Naomi England. The First Christian church Women’s Bible class plans a monthly meeting at Mrs Carl Gardner’s country home. Dr Lindley V Sprague visits Chauncey with his parents while on vacation and studies in Detroit. Mrs Lafe Crossen and daughter Florence return from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Timmons
Ollie Ledwick
Amanda Sayers
Henry Smart
David Conant
Church of God
The
Saints’ Church
Anderson
Indiana
Earl Bridgewater
Parl
Akron
A. H. England
Naomi England
First Christian Church
Carl Gardner
Lindley V. Sprague
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
Medical College
Detroit
Michigan
Lafe Crossen
Florence
Cleveland
Recovery Progress Among Mine Accident Injured
Mr. George Katzenbach of Chauncey is recovering from serious injuries suffered in a Circle Hill mine collapse and remains in critical condition at Cherrington Hospital in Logan. Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye and their children visited relatives in Fisher last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Katzenbach
Chauncey
Circle Hill
Altho
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Floyd Nye
Fisher
Elections Held by Christian Endeavor Society
At a recent business session of the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church officers were elected with Miss Pearl Wharton named president, Miss Lucy Law vice president, Miss Ruth Wharton secretary, Miss Hazel Leffler assistant secretary, Miss Dorothy minister treasurer, and Miss Lucille Bradfield as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Pearl Wharton
Lucy Law
Ruth Wharton
Hazel Leffler
Dorothy Minister
Lucille Bradfield
Chauncey And Murray City Residents Noted In Briefs
The little child of Mr and Mrs Clarence Haskins has been reported quite ill at their home in Chauncey. Mrs Leonard Koenig has returned to her home in Murray City after a visit in Chauncey with sister Mrs Chas Bradfield. Children s Day was observed at the Methodist church last Sunday evening with good attendance. Miss Elsie Wilson spent Sunday in Nelsonville with her sister Mrs Carl Shafer and family. Solomon Wilson was a recent business visitor in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Haskins
Chauncey
Leonard Koenig
Murray City
Chas. Bradfield
Methodist Church
Elsie Wilson
Nelsonville
Carl Shafer
Solomon Wilson
Cincinnati
Miss Rutherford Entertained at Bolton Home Near Athens
N. W. Columbia Miss Bessie Rutherford was prescimntly entertained at the home of J. M. Bolton near Athens the first half of the week and spent the rest of her visit in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Rutherford
J. M. Bolton
Athens
Local social roundup from The Plains and Athens area
Mrs S Williams and son Ralph of Springfield visited Mrs Sam Jellison. Harry Moore family and Mrs Chas McMillen spent Albany Sunday with friends. George Gabriel Sr. and family visited Sanford Shaw in Union. Francis McAllister was Sunday guest of Anna Jellison. Derrell Moore was a business visitor at Chauncey Saturday. Elmer Coon shopped in Athens Tuesday. James McHarg and family visited George Gabriel Sr. Monday. Floyd Barker visited his mother in Athens Tuesday. Ray Pinnock family of Wellston were guests of Will Roberts. Ed Michael and sons with Ray Michael were Athens shoppers Monday. Stella Pendergrass and children of Athens visiting the Gabiels. Zine Courtney were Athens shoppers Tuesday. Emery and Edward Bail were at Nelsonville Sunday. Zell Douglas family and Dr Nelson were Athens shoppers Tuesday. J K Brown, Bob Howard, Maxine, Conner family and daughter were Athens visitors Tuesday. Mildred Burson of Athens dined with Roscoe Shields, Gil Hartman. Ella Six of Nelsonville visiting Liz Guess. Wm Bowers were on The Plains Wednesday.
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S. Williams
Ralph
Springfield
Sam Jellison
Harry Moore
Chas. McMillen
Albany
George Gabriel Sr
Sanford Shaw
Union
Francis McAllister
Anna Jellison
Derrell Moore
Chauncey
Elmer Coon
Athens
James McHarg
George Gabriel Jr
Floyd Barker
Wilbur Michael
Ray Pinnock
Wellston
Will Roberts
Ed Michael
Ray Michael
Stella Pendergrass
Sam Gabriel
Zine Courtney
Emery
Edward Bail
Nelsonville
Zell Douglas
Nelson
J. K. Brown
Bob Howard
Maxine
Cain Conner
Mildred Burson
Roscoe Shields
Gil Hartman
Ella Six
Liz Guess
Wm. Bowers
the Plains
Community Notes From Guysville Social Roundup
Sunday guests included Guysville resident Emmett Kincade and relatives from Athens. Eta Kimes returned to Columbus after two weeks visiting. cousin Paul Kimes joins a two week stay. Various visitors from Napoleon, Bryen, Columbus, and Tryon, Oklahoma were noted at local homes. A surprise party for Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Woodard drew about forty neighbors with music and ice cream. All roads point to Guysville Monday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Kincade
Oda
Athens
C. E. Kincade
Eta Kimes
Columbus
Paul Kimes
J. H. Lowry
Napoleon
W. C. Light
Minnie Lewis
Bryen
Clarksburg
W. Va
Burnsides
Ella Coleman
Reedsville
Margarette Williamson
E. M. Coleman
H. J. Geisendorfer
St. Louis
C. W. Fowler
Tryon
Okla
Girl, 5, In Critical Condition After Firework Dress Fire
Louise Hummel aged 5 daughter of Ernest Hummel is in critical condition after burns when her dress caught fire while discharging fireworks in East Liverpool on June 30.
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East Liverpool
New German Liquid Shade From Coal Tar and Alkol
A new German liquid shade is produced from coal tar and alkol, signaling an experimental coating or dye. Details on composition and use remain limited in the fragmentary report.
Mrs Susan Bennett Leaves for Ames Farm Stay
Hebbardsville notes Mrs Susan Bennett departed this week for an extended stay on her farm in Ames township. Also listed are local church services on July 4 at M E church and Sunday School at 1 30. Other items mention Lulu and Dorothy Parker at summer school in Athens and Dena Gift improving after illness. Lorin Parker underwent an operation at Mt Carmel hospital for tonsils and adenoids.
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Susan Bennett
Ames Township
M. E. Church
Lulu
Dorothy Parker
Athens
Dena Gift
Lorin
Emil Parker
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Floyd Wilkes
Joe Wilkes
the Plains
Alva Verity
Ada Parker
John Parker
Visits Shared by Local Families This Week
White Hall and Akron residents visited friends in the area with Mr. and Mrs. John Piercy at G. C. Lawson’s home. George Tribe and family were guests at the Kenney home in Pleasant Valley. Cyrus Higgins hosted his sister Annette from Springfield for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Piercy
Akron
G. C. Lawson
George Tribe
Frank Kenney
Pleasant Valley
Cyrus Higgins
Annette
Springfield
Athens visitors and hospital returnees noted in town report
Mr and Mrs D O Chappell and children Ethel Adra and Reed of Athens visited C S Moore Sunday. Mrs Cline Castle oper ated at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus returned home Sunday. G C Lawsons hosted Mrs Wharton of W Va and others en route to Los Angeles. Ed Bolin and family hosted his mother Mrs Lie Albany.
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D. O. Chappell
Ethel
Adra
Reed
Athens
C.S. Moore
Cline Castle
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
G. C. Lawson
Wharton
W. Va
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Bolin
Lie
Albany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Athens Messenger
Athens County
the Athens Messenger
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
United Press News Report
O. Postoffice
Robert Ward
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Wabash Avenue
Athens Mesenger & Herald Printing Co
Slortir
F. C. Stedman Co
Millfield
F. D. Hill
Needle Club
Boudinot
Brewer
Mingus
Fulton
Sanders
Mesdames Wade
Howard
Brookins
Totman
McDaniel
Morrison
Fulwider
Smith
M. E
Golda Boudinot
Bernice Sanders
Hazel Wemmer
Ohio University
Milton Brookins
Guy Brookins
Garfield Grimes
Fred Lemley
Sarah Cass
J. R. Riley
Nelsonville Grays
David Poling
Farr
Alfred Linsy
Happy Hollow
Elmer Poling
William Robinson
Church of Christ
Ray Howard
Marie Campbell
Pomeroy
William Hartley
Eleanor Hill
Evelyn Watkins
Dr. Stork
Earl Downey
Clarence Misner
Maggie Keirns
Amesville
Downey
Lewis Howard
West Side
Chauncey High School
Lenore Collins
Harley
Pearl Collins
Near Athens
W. H. Townsend
T. M. Galaway
Baby
Alpert Daney
Near
J. A. Rutherford
Russell Perry
Near Wales Mill
Arch Albaugh
Harold Peacock
Mr. Arbaugh
Edna
Margaret Gregory
Point Rock
Mary Conner
Howard Hartman
Ray Hartman
Orville Townsend
Martin Townsend
J. L. Eubank
Biffie
West Virginia
Charlies
Christian Endeavor
N. W. Columbia
Guysville
Hebbardsville
White Hall
Monito
Wilson Bros
Scott Haney Co
the Howe of
Kugpeat
Kuppenheimer
Scott Haney
Athens, Ohio
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