Big Four Club Picnic Delights Ohio University East Hill
The Big Four club of Harrison Jefferson Columbiana and Mahoning counties at Ohio University enjoyed a pleasant East Hill picnic with toasts songs and games led by toastmaster Charles E Lease. Officers include President Charles E Lease and Secretary Florence Hadsell. A corn roast is planned next Wednesday. Mrs Gilbert W McDougall of Greenville Pa. was hosted by Mrs C S McDougall with a 17-cover dinner at The Colonial for college friends of the guest of honor's husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Jefferson
Columbiana
Mahoning Counties
Ohio University
East Hill
Rowland
Harrison County
Charles E. Lease
Florence Hadsell
Gilbert W. McDougall
Greenville
C. S. McDougall
Colonial
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Constance Leete returns from Portsmouth with her father Mr. Phelps Leete. Miss Ida Swepson of McArthur visits friends in town. Miss Hazle Fern Linscott of Chauncey returns from Columbus. Mr and Mrs Hubert Frebault and baby Paul John from Jacksonville visit Frebault’s mother. Mrs James Dyar and children Anna Mae and Bob back from Columbus to see Walsh family. Mr M F Cooley of Cleveland joins Mrs Cooley at Copeland home for days. Dwight Mitchell hosts Mrs Ray Marquis and friends from Cananville and Columbus. W H Karnes of Perryville Md visits Athens with oil well interest. Perry was here for oil plans nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Leete
Portsmouth
Mr. Phelps Leete
Hubert Frebault
Paul John
Jacksonville
James Dyar
Anna Mae
Bob
Columbus
John Walsh
M. F. Cooley
Cleveland
W. H. Karnes
Perryville
Athens
Perry
Local residents plan summer travel itineraries and visits
Dorothy Gist visits Marietta for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Masse while Mrs. Masse is identified as former Athens teacher Mary Reed. A string of relatives and friends plan trips from Ohio to West Virginia, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and beyond, including Hyde Bay dwellers, Buckeye Lake cottage stays, and trips to Salem Clarksburg Mannington. Wilbur Emish earns his A B degree at Ohio University in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gist
Marietta
Arthur Masse
Masse
Mary Reed
Athens High School
J. H. Riffee
Stimpson Avenue
West Virginia
Salem
Clarksburg
Mannington
Mr. Riffee
Ohio
John Emish
Wilbur Emish
Mineral
Athens
California
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Washington
Dave Knight
Kamiah
Idaho
A. G. Dickson
Earl
Navy
Ohio University
Calvary Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services
Glouster area notices show Calvary Baptist with Homer C. Smith as pastor. Sunday school at 9 15 A M, morning devotional 10 15 A M, and union service 7 30 P M at the M E Church with Rev Smith preaching. Union services and local mine strike details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvery Baptist
Homer C. Smith
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Rev. Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
Church of Christ, Methodist Church
Family guests at Millsport after Sunday union services
James Vaughn and his two children Pauline and Maxine visited Millsport today for an extended visit. Mr Vaughn plans to return tomorrow evening while the children will stay a week as guests of Wesley Love and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vaughn
Pauline
Maxine
Millersport
Mr. Vaughn
Wesley Love and Family
Mrs Sidders and Children Visit Athens Relative
Mrs P B Sidders and two children from Athens arrived this morning to spend Sunday with Mrs Jane Richards, the mother of Mrs Sidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Sidders
Athens
Sidders
Jane Richards
Mrs. Blincoe Visits Boud Family on Trimble Route
Mrs. T J Blincoe of Columbus spent the past week as a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs J B Boud on Trimble route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Blincoe
Columbus
Mrs
J. B. Boud
Mrs Biddison Visits Columbus Friends Before Batavia Return
Mrs. Wm. Biddison has ended a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Then shaw and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Thornton and traveled to Columbus to spend a few days before returning to her home in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Biddison
J. H. Thenshaw
D. J. Thornton
Columbus
Batavia
Miss Forest Jones Returns from Buffalo Visit
Miss Forest Jones arrived home yesterday after a two week visit with friends in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Forest Jones
Buffalo
Glouster and Beloit Vie for July August Savings Streak
Glouster post office contends with Beloit Kansas to see which community can sell the most government savings securities in July and August. Glouster, though smaller, is urged to maintain high sales as local buyers invest in $25 and $100 denominations. Certificates are safe, redeemable, tax free, and offer good interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Beloit Kansas
Kansas
We Are Not Governed by Hysteria Says Republican Press
The Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr claims the nation is not governed by hysteria and praises President Harding for deliberate action toward permanent peace. They defend ongoing conferences without surrendering sovereignty or the Monroe Doctrine, and reject rapid, impulsive moves despite some Democrats’ discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Harding
League of Nations
Senate
United States
Germany
America
Europe
Local Residents Visit and Birth Announcements
Millfield Mrs Alpha Werner and two grandsons Dennis and Gerald Mc Daniel visited William Druggan Sunday. Gilbert Keirns announce birth of daughter Wanda Hope on July 9. Mrs T E Struble and daughter Mildred of Haydenville stayed with relatives. Mrs J P Johnson returned to Mt Pleasant after weeks with her sister Mrs Clint Daugherty. Mrs L E Wood and Irene Nelsonville visit Priday. Lillian Brown returns to sister Mrs C E Sanders after Chillicothe visit. Mr and Mrs Frank Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Werner
Dennis
Gerald McDaniel
William Druggan
Gilbert Keirns
Wanda Hope
T. E. Struble
Mildred
Haydenville
J. P. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Clint Daugherty
L. E. Wood
Irene
Nelsonville
Priday
Lillian Brown
C. E. Sanders
Chillicothe
Frank Daugherty
Congress Busy Time in Session Highlights Fordney Tariff
Congressman I M Foster reports rapid progress in the Sixty Seventh Congress with a bill every two days. Key measures include the Fordney tariff bill the budget system act and the Volstead anti beer bill plus military veterans affairs and agricultural relief. Bills now in conference include the packers bill and the federal road act extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Foster
Washington
Congress
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Wilson
Treasury
Farm Loan Board
Veterans’ Bureau
Local Social News From Mt Pleasant and Surrounding Areas
Relatives visit Mt Pleasant and Newark as the Omen and Boudinot families host guests. A Sunday school social is planned at East Millfield school house on July 25. Various locals and visitors, including Freda Omen, Evelyn Watkins, and Jennie Ruth, are noted with recent travels and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
John
Mt. Pleasant
Newark
Florence Rambo
William Richard
Zanesville
James Omen
East Millfield School House
Freda Omen
Cambridge
Evelyn Watkins
Athens
Elinor Hill
Jennie Ruth
Columbus
Ethel Bell
Glouster
William Bell
C. H. Boudinot
T. E. Boudinot
Oris
T. H. Boudinot
Amesville
Smuggling Charge Over Dempsey Carpentier Pictures Warned
United States District Attorney Hayward announced that thousands who photographed Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier and brought pictures across the New Jersey New York border face up to 1000 fine and two years in prison. Newspapers and photo agencies are also liable under the federal transport rule. Hayward indicated no decision on pursuing individuals or outlets yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
New Jersey
United States
Hayward
Pirates to Meet Athens Pirates at The Plains
The Plains Ball club hosts the Athens Pirates at The Plains. Batteries are Athens Wise and Carter, Plains Mooney and Biskie. Game called at 2 30. Athens Pirates were slated to play Marietta but canceled.
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Pirates
Plains Ball Club
Athens Pirates
Plains
Athens
Wise
Carter
Mooney
Johnson and Braun clash on Bergdoll hearing
In Washington a heated House Bergdoll committee session ended abruptly after Representative Johnson of Kentucky and Charles A. Braun, brother of Grover Bergdoll, almost fought. Braun appeared calm as sergeant at arms removed him. Johnson later said he would have killed him. Major Campbell helped restrain the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Kentucky
Charles A. Braun
Grover Bergdoll
House
Bergdoll Committee
Braun
Joe Rogers
Capitol Police
Major Campbell
Robbers Masked Face Hold Up Missouri Pacific Train
Missouri Pacific passenger train twenty was stopped near Van Dale Arkansas by a pile of tracks and a lantern with a red handkerchief. Bandits looted registered mails and the express safe netting thousands of dollars while forcing the engine crew. The robbers wore overalls and blackened faces. Sheriff’s posse searched the area but no suspects were found. Passengers were unharmed.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
van Dale
Ark
Memphis
A. F. Jacobsmeyer
Cooper
Cross County
Oxford Cambridge Track Team Sails Against Yale Harvard
Cambridge England faces Yale and Harvard in Cambridge Massachusetts with a ten event meet. England holds edge on track while America leads in field events and aims for a narrow victory or possible tie. Bevil G. D. Rudd captains Britain. early results show Gourdin Harvard wins 100 yards and Brown Harvard takes hammer with Nokes Oxford second.
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Cambridge
Mass
America
England
Oxford
U.S
Gourdin
Harvard
Abrahams
Brown
Nokes
Fudd
Chapman
Yale
Local Social Notes From Athens and Vicinity
Friday shoppers from The Plains include Mr and Mrs William Bobo August Olson Mrs Joe Barstow Miss Ethel Anderson is ill with quinsy Earl Shreves and family visited Less Coon and Fin Cook with Orla Shreves group in Hocking John Schmidt drove to Vinton county to visit friends for a week Roscoe Shields sold his Ford car Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bobo
August Olson
Joe Barstow
Athens
Ethel Anderson
Earl Shreves
Less Coon
Fin Cook and
Orla Shreves
Hocking
John Schmidt
Vinton County
Roscoe Shields
Bank official disappears in wake of bank insolvency
CHICAGO July 23 United Press Warren C Spurgin president of the Michigan Trust Company is being sought by authorities after disclosures that the bank is insolvent. Examiners put the loss at 700000 and closed the institution pending further investigation. George M Reynolds chairman of the Continental and Commercial Bank and uncle of Spurgin expected losses near one million dollars.
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Chicago
United Press
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Trust Company
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial Bank
Middle West
Spurgin
France Demands German Reply on Troop Transit to Silesia
Paris July 23 Premier Briand instructed France’s ambassador in Berlin to demand an immediate answer from Germany to a note requesting facilities for transporting French troops through German territory to Silesia.
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Paris
Germany
Silesia
Briand
Berlin
Japan Says Its Place In East Is Equal To US
New York July 23 United Press Hossio Mizunaga president Nippon Dempo Tsushin Sha told a dinner in his honor that Japan’s position in the far east is no less important than the United States in this hemisphere. The event was hosted by United Press president W W Hawkins and attended by leading publishers and newspaper reporters from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Japan
Far East
United States
Hossio Mizunaga
The
Nippon Dempo Tsushin Sha
W. W. Hawkins
Birds that Talk Beyond Parrots: A Survey
A study notes more than twenty species can mimic human speech in addition to parrots. Researchers document distinct talkative birds across regions, highlighting environmental factors that influence vocal mimicry and the potential for avian communication research.
Harding joins Ford and Edison on Potomac camping trip
President Harding motors to a camp on the West Virginia side of the Potomac near Hagerstown to join Henry Ford and Thomas A Edison for a brief Roughing it excursion. He will be welcomed into the nature club once led by Ford Edison and John Burroughs. Harding aims to escape formal life and enjoys fishing rather than hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Harding
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Potomac
Blue Ridge Mountains
West Virginia
Hagerstown
Point Isabel
Texas
Ford
Edison
John Burroughs
Roosevelt
Burroughs
Whetstone Creek
Camp notes show president's travel plans from Ohio to Washington
The text lists camping party members including Bishop Anderson of Cincinnati and Harvey 8 near Caledonia Ohio and Firestone Akron. It states the President must return to the White House early next Monday due to a government message on the railroad situation and plans to leave camp Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Ohio
Bishop Anderson
Cincinnati
Harvey
Firestone
Akron
Congress
White House
President Harding Visits Peckville Weekend Camp
President Harding arrived in Pecklinville Md for a weekend camping trip at 12 55 PM, signaling a brief presidential excursion. The stop underscores the informal pace of his leisure itinerary during the summer of 1922.
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Pecklinville
Harding
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