Bridge Luncheon At Country Club Hosts And Guests
Mrs. J. B. Woosley hosted a bridge luncheon at the Country Club with five tables. Tulsa guest Mrs. C. E. Craddock joined visiting guests from El mira KWY Mrs. Della Johnson. Otis Pritchard and wife returned from Zanesville after visiting the Pritchard family at 44 Central avenue. Mrs. H. E. Wright from Wolcottville arrived for a visit with Prof. and Mrs. Allen R. Kresge at 94 University Terrace ahead of Rev. Wright and daughter joining next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Woosley
C. E. Craddock
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Otis Pritchard
Zanesville
Will Pritchard
Central Avenue
Pritchard
Della Johnson
Elmira, Kwy
H. E. Wright
Wolcottville
Indiana
Allen R. Kresge
University Terrace
Wright
Margaret Wright
Coe Family Visit Noted as Chief Dispatcher Spends Month
Jefferson City. Mr A B Coe chief train dispatcher spends a month with relatives near Athens visiting his brother W W Coe at 227 East State street and Albany father J P Coe. The Christian church Missionary Society holds its annual July meeting and picnic Thursday afternoon at the Children's Home with matron Mrs George Holdren. meeting starts at o'clock and dinner is at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Coe
Jefferson City
Athens
W. W. Coe
East State Street
Albany
J. P. Coe
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
George Holdren
Music Supervisor Miss Grace Spring Returns Home
Miss Grace F. Spring supervisor of music in Athens schools returned from Evanston Illinois where she studied post graduate work at the American Institute of Normal Methods She is at home with Mrs Harry G Stalder 2 1 2 South College Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace F. Spring
Athens Public Schools
Evanston
American Institute of Normal Methods
Miss Spring
Harry G. Stalder
South College Street
Mrs McKee Heads To McKee Bungalow For Outing
Mrs. W. H. McKee traveled today to the McKee bungalow at Oak Lodge for an outing. Mrs. P. G. Hibbard accompanied her for a week long stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKee
New York Guests Honor Mrs Breinig at 17 Clark Street
Miss Sadie Lyons and Miss Carrie Nice of New York City are hosted by Mrs. Charles Breinig at her home on 17 Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Lyons
Carrie Nice
New York City
Charles Breinig
Clark Street
Lashs Go To Country Home Near Athens
Mr and Mrs L J Lash have gone to their country home near Athens to spend several weeks. Mr and Mrs Harold C C Mardis Marie Swaim of 1 Park Place announce the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. J. Lash
Athens
Harold CC. Mardis
Marie Swaim
Park Place
W Va police hunt man after shot at key witness
State police continued the hunt for a man who fired three shots at W R Gray in Charleston. Gray is a key prosecution witness in miners’ armed march cases dating to 1921 and is set to testify in the Mooney case. A witness home was guarded after threats linked to Blizzard trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
W. R. Gray
Gray
Red Mooney
District No. 17
Mooney
Columbus names new state highway construction chiefs
Major Adolph Stellhorn of Columbus is named chief state construction engineer by Highway Director Boulay. A. W. Zesiger of Cleveland is appointed chief of the bureau of bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Adolph Stellhorn
Boulay
A. W. Zesiger
Cleveland
Bureau of Bridges
Women’s Bible Class Picnic Set at Presbyterian Church
The Womans Bible class of the Presbyterian church plans their annual picnic Thursday at Mrs. W. Lt. Gard’s North Hill home. Six o’clock is the hour. those without conveyances meet at the church at 6 15. If rain comes the gathering moves to the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
W. Lt. Gard
North Hill
Tucker-Davis Family Reunion Held Near Nelsonville
Family members listed attended the Tucker Davis reunion Sunday at C. F. Tucker home one mile east of Nelsonville. Fifty one people enjoyed a bounteous picnic dinner. An announcement notes the birth of a daughter Joe Ann July 16 to Mr and Mrs J J Wolley of 157 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Tucker
W. D. Tucker
John South
J. L. C. Kelley
C. R. Sheldon
Ed Mansfield
C. C. Samson
Joe Ann
J. J. Woolley
North
Congress Street
Hanings Visit Athens On Travel Home From Pomeroy Trip
Mr. H. H. Haning and his nephew Bill Haning of Dayton stopped in Athens with friends today while returning by car from a business trip to Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Haning
Bill Haning
Dayton
Athens
Pomeroy
Rebekah Lodge Set to Meet Thursday Evening
The Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday at 7 30 with installation ceremonies followed by a picnic supper for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Barber Sign on Court Street Provokes Athens Letter
A letter from D. L. Marsh and F. T. Gibbs condemns a red and white barber sign on a street lamp in front of the Athens Presbyterian church on Court Street. They urge proper maintenance and beautification of public property, contrasting the sign with the church’s stained glass. The notice is dated July 18, 1923, from Athens, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Presbyterian
Court Street
D. L. Marsh
F. T. Gibbs
Athens, O
Death of 11 year old inmate at Athens County Home
Rex Leadinghouse, age 11, a resident of the Athens County Children's Home, died Wednesday morning from tetanus after an accident at the Home barn. He was injured when his hands were caught in pulleys while mowing hay. Burial is planned at West Union Street Cemetery. funeral time pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Leadinghouse
Athens County Children’s Home
West Union Street
Curzon to transmit British reparations note to Germany
Lord Curzon prepares to inform the German ambassador Herr St Ha mer of Britain’s reparations note in a conference tonight. A cabinet meeting on the issue was postponed to tomorrow, with England signaling new representations to France. The note proposes an international commission to fix the indemnity and adds safeguards for France. Belgium presses Paris to stiffen its policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Curzon
Herr St. Hamer
France
England
Belgium
Paris
Birthday Frolic and Community Notes From Athena
A town birthday party for Floyd Bean features ice cream and toasts with locals sharing roasts and gifts. Reports mention weather damage, visits from Phil Briley and others, a lively children’s day exercise, and humorous local anecdotes. Athena’s riverfront cleaning and civic jokes close the column.
Hog supply figures suggest potential hog surplus in Ohio
Ralph Pavey reports telegram from Washington noting corn belt farrow up eight percent this spring and 25 percent larger fall crop potential. Ohio spring farrow up seven percent with two percent more kept. Taber cautions intentions often overshoot actual results amid heavy sow marketing and low hog prices versus corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pavey
Columbus
Washington Eas
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Washington
St. F. Taber
Taber
Tax Levy Cut In West Virginia State Rates
The West Virginia board of public works reduced the state tax levy by six and a half percent for the next year. The general levy remains 19 cents, while the Virginia tax levy is cut to four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Tarleston
W. Va
Board of Public Works
Virginia
British Evacuation Plans Begin in Constantinople
The British high commission to Turkey announced the start of preparations to evacuate British military and naval forces stationed in Constantinople amid tense regional conditions. The move signals strategic withdrawal steps as security concerns rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
British High Commission
Turkey
Ohio University Enrollment and Local Delegates in 1884
The Ohio University at Athens reports 88 students for the year with seven from Hocking County. Delegates include A F Price, Mr and Mrs Barton of Washington township, W C Scott, C W Chidester, A A Atkinson, and Miss Gordon of Starr township. The spring term ends June 25 with a six member graduating class: S P Armstrong, H Humphrey, D L Johnson, George Pake, George De Steigier, and Miss Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University At Athens
Hocking County
A. F. Price
Barton
Washington Township
W. C. Scott
C. W. Chidester
A. A. Atkinson
Miss Gordon
Starr Township
U. Ar
S. P. Armstrong
H. Humphrey
D. L. Johnson
George Pake
George de Steigier
Miss Michael
Horking-Sentinel
Deaf man killed by interurban near Steubenville
Charlies Kelly, 80, was struck and killed shortly after midnight while walking along the tracks to his home just north of Steubenville Ohio. He failed to hear the approaching interurban train due to deafness. his body was badly mangled.
Eskimo Women Embrace Modern Tools In Arctic Homes
Vancouver reporter notes Eskimo women in remote Arctic homes using sewing machines and gramophones. H A Warner cites progress in literacy and writing, with households specifying brands for canned fruits, and natives widely adopting English and native language writing.
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Vancouver
B. C
Land of the
Arctic Circle
H. A. Warner
Alberta
Railways
British Columbia
Eskimoland
Warner
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Ine Pharmacy
Lash
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N. J
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State Board of Pardons and Paroles
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Byron Wolfe
E. C. Schloss
Buckeye Lake
F. X. Rauch
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Elena Jurado
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Schoenbrunn
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Tuscarawas County Historical Association
Floyd Bean
Alva Chesser
Bean
Lodore
Niagara
Phil Briley
A. Ll. Snedden
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Mia
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Lome
Hay Miller
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Jeanne LeMar
New Jersey
Princess Pat
Alleytown
Kiddy McCue
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Eaton, Crane & Pike
Hampshire Paper Co
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