Bridge and 500 Party Set at Athens Country Club
The Athens Country Club Social Committee announces a bridge and 500 party for men and women members next Friday evening at the club house beginning at 7 30. Arrangements by a committee of Mrs Edward Schloss Mrs D R Zenner Mrs A B Wells and Mrs A B Roe. Nelsonville members may call Mrs N Hill for information.
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Athens Country Club
Edward Schloss
D. R. Zenner
A. B. Wells
A. B. Roe
Nelsonville
N. Hill
Birthday Surprise For Mrs J G Hope At Grosvenor
About sixty friends gathered Monday evening at Mrs J G Hope’s country home at Grosvenor to celebrate her birthday anniversary. The gathering included social chat, music, games, and a well appointed collation.
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J. G._Hope
Grosvenor
Deputy Sheriff Nice curbs speeders in Athens county cases
Deputy H D Nice swore out warrants for 28 offenders since June establishing a record of 9 convictions by June 22 with 5 warrants pending and one case thrown out. Most arrests were for speeding with 17 of 22 convictions for that offense. Fines averaged 4.04 with total $89. Costs average about 6.00. Joe Bascom fined 11.28 for 27 mph over limit on Mill street in Athens.
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H. D. Nice
Athens County
Nice
Justice of Peace
Hedges
Helwig
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Justice Hedges
Justice Helwig
Athens
Joe Bascom
Mill Street
Bascom
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Lydia M Hogg
Mrs Lydia M Hogg longtime resident of Athens died Monday in Cambridge Mass Her funeral will be from her brother J Wood's residence in Athens Thursday afternoon She is survived by her daughter Mrs James P McVay of Cambridge and three brothers Judge J M Wood J P Wood of Athens and H C Wood of Rio Grande
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Lydia M. Hogg
Park Place
Athens
Carbridge
Mass
J. ¥. Wood
James P. McVay
Cambridge
J. M. Wood
J. P. Wood
H. C. Wood
Rio Grande
Rebels Take Eyre Court Barracks in Galway
Irish rebels seized and burned Eyre court barracks in Galway capturing the regular garrison. The report from Dublin today notes prisoners taken and authorities reassessing security in the region.
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London
Eyrecourt Barracks
Galway
Dublin
Gossip About Books And Their Authors
Brief column introduces short book reviews and literary commentary. It outlines concise summaries of new publications for readers and notes on reading books received during the week. It promises literary chit-chat and profiles of prominent and rising writers.
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Messenger
Yale Honors Robinson Pulitzer Poet Again
Edwin Arlington Robinson, winner of the Pulitzer for the best verse volume of 1921, received Yale University’s Doctor of Letters. Professor William Lyon Phelps praised him as America's foremost living poet who lets his work speak for itself.
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Edwin Arlington Robinson
Yale University
William Lyon Phelps
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
America
Merton of The Movies showcases a country lad’s comic rise
A satire of Hollywood follows a naive country youth who moves to Buckeye Comedies to become a star. The book details his misadventures in misunderstanding his role and the company’s prankish humor. Readers are invited to laugh and forget time as Merton discovers his place in cinema.
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Merton
Harry Leon Wilson
Doubleday, Page, and Company
Buckeye Comedies
Altho
Food We Eat The Science of Eating
Alfred W. McCann argues for a critical view of modern food production. He claims sugar harms health due to refining and factory processing and promotes honey as an alternative. The book surveys foods and lists experiments supporting his cautions about white flour and other commodities.
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Alfred W. McCann
Truth Publishing Company
Thoro
Terribly Intimate Portraits by Noel Coward
A short descriptive notice of Noel Coward’s Terribly Intimate Portraits from Bori and Liveright. The work is a 200 page collection by the young English dramatist noted for his terribly intimate style.
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Noel Coward
Bori and Liveright
Best Potshots at Great P eople Satirized in Loutoolery
A humorous review notes 15 sketches of revered world figures with veiled identities. The author uses ironical satire to poke fun at favorites from many lands revealing quirky traits and foibles. Also features 16 reproductions from old masters by Lorn MacNaughton.
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Lorn MacNaughton
From soldier to fortune and park bench fate
London July 25 Captain Henry Donald Penn once rose from private to captain and drew the winning horse in the Calcutta Sweepstakes earning a fortune of 160000 dollars. Now penniless he sleeps on a Thames Embankment park bench, friendless. His career included the charge at Omdurman and the Distinguished Service Order for bravery.
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London
Henry Donald Penn
Penn
Calcutta
Thames Embankment
Lusury
Omdurman
From Fortune to Tramps A Soldier's Fall in 1909 and 1914
An account follows Penn who won a large prize on Minoru, bought a Surrey country estate, lived as a country gentleman, later lost wealth and a London tobacco shop, rejoined WWI service, rose to captain, and ended as a destitute trampler seeking factory work while avoiding former officers. In Columbus, Ohio, $100,000 will fund repairs at a new state hog farm near Cleveland State Hospital with housing, stables, and 50 pig pens.
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Minoru
Penn
Surrey
Dorking
Old England
Horrocks
Ofa
London
Columbus
State
Cleveland State Hospital
Wool Tariff to Elevate Clothing Prices in Senate Fight
Washington July 25. A proposed wool tariff of 33 cents a pound will raise costs for women’s suits dresses and other wearing apparel. Senator Walsh Democrat Massachusetts renewed his attack in the senate on the wool schedule supported by the Republican farm tariff bloc.
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Washington
Walsh
Senate
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