Athens County Past Matrons and Patrons Reach First Reunion
The Athens County Past Matrons and Patrons Association of the Eastern Star held its inaugural reunion at the Nelsonville Masonic Temple. Officers were elected with Mary E. Bartlett as president and James Palmer as first vice president. The gathering featured a banquet, speeches by notable members, and adjourned to meet in Athens in September 1922.
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Athens County
Mary E. Bartlett
Nelsonville
James Palmer
Athens
Susan Bentley
Isabell Hamilton
New Marshfield
Lucy Webber
Amesville
W. S. Andrew of
Columbus
Matilda Martin
Endora
Mary Smith
Coolville
Katie Minck Wolfe
Lancaster
Edora
James A Palmer
Funeral for Mrs May Burt Draws Attendees at Christian Church
Large crowd gathers Thursday afternoon at 2 for the funeral of Mrs May Burt at the Christian church. Members of the Maccabees Pocahontas and D of A attend in a body. Burial held at Greenlawn amid floral tributes.
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Burt
Christian Church
May Burt
Maccabees
Pocahontas
D. of A
Greenlawn
Past Chiefs Entertain at Miss Pearce Home
Miss Louise Pearce hosted the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters last evening. After a business session a social hour and a two course luncheon followed. Members present included Mesdames Clara Bateman Dolla King Bertha Bateman Myrtle Eddy Florence Coakley Lenna White Bess Fleck Clara Hellyer Nelle Spray and Miss Bertha Howard.
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Louise Pearce
Pythian Sisters
Mesdames
Clara Bateman
Dolla King
Bertha Bateman
Myrtle Eddy
Florence Coakley
Lenna White
Bess Fleck
Clara Hellyer
Nelle Spray
Bertha Howard
Chamber of Commerce Urges All Members to Attend Meeting
Dr. Welch has issued an urgent call for every chamber member to be present at a special meeting at the YMCA at 7:80 this evening. The matter requires immediate chamber attention and full attendance.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Welch
Chamber
Gordon Restaurant to Replace Q C B in City
L. H. Higgins sold the Q. C. B. restaurant to Frank Gordon of New Lexington who will assume control Tuesday. Gordon brings years of experience to the new eatery and plans to name it The Gordon Restaurant. Higgins has not announced his future plans.
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L. H. Higgins
Frank Gordon
New Lexington
Gordon
Higgins
Mr. Dellman
New Clothing Store to Open in Wilson Building
Wilson and McGill announce a new clothing and gents furnishings shop to open in the Wilson building on Columbus street about August 25. Carpenters are remodeling the room installing a new front and display windows.
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Wilson and McGill
Wilson Building
Columbus Street
Criss Coleman Faces Saturday Hearing Over $10 Theft
Criss Coleman pleaded not guilty to stealing $10 from Jane Coleman in Mayor McCune's court. A hearing is scheduled for Saturday to address the charge.
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Criss Coleman
Jane Coleman
McCunes
Eagles Banquet and Initiation in Nelsonville Erie
The Fraternal Order of Eagles 391 will hold an initiation of candidates and a banquet in Nelsonville Erie on July 16 starting at 6 45 PM.
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Eagles
Nelsonville Erie
Order of Eagles
Have New Daughter for Mr and Mrs Earl Phillips
Mr and Mrs Earl B Phillips announce the arrival of a nine and one half pound daughter at their home this morning confirming a new addition to the family.
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Mrs. Earl
Phillips
Knights of Pythias mourn Charles Springer funeral
All Knights of Pythias are called to Castle Hall on Saturday July 16 at 1 PM to attend the funeral of brother Charles Springer J P Stratton C C.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Charles Springer
J. P. Stratton
C. C
Mrs Ralph Wolfe Visits Lancaster Hostess
Mrs. Ralph Wolfe of Lancaster was the guest Thursday and Friday of Mrs. C. H. Bartistt, sharing time in her home and social gatherings during the visit.
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Ralph Wolfe
Lancaster
C. H. Bartistt
Bomb Wrecks Drug Store in Youngstown
An early blast wrecked the Joseph Derose drug store and Leonard Curto pool room and barbershop in a two story brick building. Estimated damage is 48000 dollars. No injuries reported. Police blame Black Hand extortionists who sent a letter demanding 2600 dollars two weeks earlier.
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Youngstown
Amb
Joseph Derose
Leonard Curto
Jose
Robbery at Glouster Home Ends in Escape
A colored man robs the L. R. Andrews residence on Main Street in daylight yesterday, taking about $6 before fleeing through a side street to a back door. Marshal Williams fires a shot to halt him. the fugitive dashes toward an alley and is later said to have boarded a southbound freight at The Athens Lumber Co. plant.
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L. R. Andrews
Main Street
Andrews
Eli Douglas
Marshal Williams
Athens Lumber Co
Budget Director Dawes Seen Leaving the White House
General Charles G. Dawes, director of the budget, is pictured leaving the White House for a conference with the President. Dawes enjoys his cigar, shown about to light up, highlighting his relaxed habit during the visit.
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Charles G. Dawes
Re House
Presit
Gen. Dawes
Weighing Clinic for Babies Arranged by City Nurse
Acting Supervising Nurse Miss Bliss requests all mothers to bring their babies next Wednesday to the city building nurse rooms between 2 and 4 for weighing and measurement. The aim is to determine exact condition and supply needs.
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Miss Bliss
Club Shoot Highlights Thursday at American Gun Club
The Thursday afternoon shoot at the American Gun Club drew about twenty members on a dark day. Clarence Way posted the day’s highest average with 41, followed by N C Grubb 40 Fred Graves 39 and George Cain 37. Top ten shot scores were Way 42 Grubb 40 Graves 40 Cain 39 and J C Martin ?
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American Gun Club
Clarence Way
N. C. Grubb
Fred Graves
George Cain
J. C. Martin
Carnival detainee fights jail break and fraud case
A street carnival man was jailed for drunkenness but broke jail within an hour and may be recaptured after the show moves to Logan. Pearl Elliott, age about 23, was taken to Athens by Marshal Williams to answer a charge of passing a raised two dollar bill as a twenty.
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Marshal Williams
Logan
Pearl Elliott
Athens
Pearl
Rody
Hollister
Elliott
Smith Greater Shows Open Saturday Afternoon
All attractions will be open Saturday afternoon commencing at 1 o'clock in the field opposite Ath Lumber Co. Auspices L O M.
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Smith Greater
Ath
Plans to Stimulate Foreign Trade At Ohio Bankers Meet
The Ohio Bankers Association closes its thirty-first annual convention in Cleveland with plans to establish a new international credit and exchange system. Comptroller Crissinger proposed the plan yesterday and U S Senator Pomerene spoke today. Also listed were R R Beetham of Cadiz and Leonard P Ayres of the Cleveland Trust Company.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bankers’ Association
D. R. Crissinger
U. S
Atlee Pomerene
R. R. Beetham
Cadiz
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Severe quake reported near Men det Virginia
Bristol Tennessee reports severe earth disturbances at Men det Virginia with many acres raised and sunken ground. Large riverbank breaks near the town are noted in early today dispatches.
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Bristol
Tenn
Mendet
Lighthouse for Sale Prominent English Coast Site
An advertisement offers a lighthouse in perfect condition at a magnificent coastal position for sale. The listing highlights its prime location and excellent upkeep, inviting potential buyers to inquire for details and pricing.
Divorce options in New Zealand for long separations
In New Zealand a marriage may end by divorce if a husband and wife agree to separate for three years or more and the separation ends at the expiration of that period. The rule emphasizes a formalized duration before finalizing the divorce.
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New Zealand
Census Finds Forty-Five as Average Age for Business Leaders
A census taker reports the average age of a hundred leading businessmen reaching achievement at forty five. This snapshot highlights age at onset of notable success among top global executives.
Elopement Sparks Gossip In Monticello Community
Mrs. Earl Van Noy explains her husband’s elopement with Mrs. Clark Durea, wife of the Holy Roller pastor, amid local gossip. She vows to serve divorce papers and says she might marry none, while Durea disappears after locking himself in his home.
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United Press
Monticello
N. Y
Earl van Noy
Clark Durea
van Noy
Durea
Pink notice fluttering from hotel window sparks fire crew
A flimsy pink fluttered from Hotel Sherman window landing on a flag as a traffic cop called the fire department to rescue it. In New York, Samuel G. Martin sues for divorce after seven years and 800 evenings out with his wife. she says no woman could love a man over 47.
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Chicago
Hotel Sherman
New York
Samuel G. Martin
Women Smokers to Get Special Compartments on CPR Trains
Canadian Pacific Railway announces new smoking compartments for women. aims to provide dedicated space on trains in Montreal. This move highlights evolving social norms and railway policies during the period.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alexander Mitchell founder of Mutual Savings Bank dies at 74
Wheeling West Virginia Alexander Mitchell 74 founder of the Mutual Savings Bank died here today from pneumonia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Alexander Mitchell
The
Mutual Savings Bank
John M. Peters dies veteran AFL organizer who led steel strike
John M. Peters aged 47, a veteran of the Spanish-American War and an organizer for the American Federation of Labor who directed the steel strike in the Wheeling district two years ago, died this morning of heart trouble in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John M. Peters
American Federation of Labor
Floating Bangkok Crowned By Siams Floating City
Bangkok, the capital of Siam, is described as a floating city with 70,000 houses, each perched on a bamboo raft. The article highlights the unique urban design of the capital and its extensive house population.
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Bangkok
Siam
Warning of Coal Shortage Across Nation Increases
The Railway Age urges immediate coal purchases to prevent shortages as demand may surge with fall and winter activity. Railways hold 163000 surplus coal cars, plus 130000 in bad order, risking supply if usage rises. No major coal rate cuts expected this year as mine wages remain high and contracts run to April 1922.
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Railway Age
French Surgeon Replaces Thumb By Toe
A patient’s missing thumb was replaced by the big toe in a remarkable operation performed by a renowned French surgeon. The procedure showcases advanced reconstructive techniques and a remarkable feat of surgical precision.
Floral Parade Highlights 1921 BPOE Grand Lodge Meet
More than 100000 Elks attend the 1921 grand lodge reunion in Los Angeles as Oregon debuts a 10000 dollars float presided by the “prettiest woman in Los Angeles.” Philadelphia lodge brings a 600 strong delegation with drill corps band and mounted guard. parade preparations under Los Angeles Lodge 99 host.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Grand Lodge
Oregon
George Goodraum
Philadelphia
East
Elkhom
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