Funeral for W K Vanderbilt Held in Paris
The funeral of W. K. Vanderbilt will be held in Paris at 11 a.m. today, according to a dated dispatch from the city.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
6
Suffragist Delegation Demands Harding Action Before Nomination
A militant suffragist delegation including Mrs. John Gordon Battle of Columbus Miss Sue White of Joliet Tenn and Mrs. H Havemeyer of New York called Senator Harding shortly before his nomination. They pressed for stronger action and threatened to use a club to force Tennessee Republicans to back suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
John Gordon Battle
Nounced
Tennessee
Sue S. White
H. O. Havemeyer
Senator Harding
Warrant Threats Cloud West Virginia Assault Case
In Pomeroy a warrant was sworn by Lant Archer against Howard Howell for assault and battery after a scuffle near the Essex mine. Howell denies starting it, says Archer was the aggressor, and warns of his own potential warrant for Archer. A hearing is set for next Saturday. Howell claims Archer was the aggressor during road work disputes. Also noted is a job move for Mr. McCroba from Apple Grove to Ripley, West Virginia. A Friday Five Points picnic hosted by Pomeroy youths featured Miss Frances Smith and others, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eberbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Thomas Fork
Archer
Stephen Martin
Howard Howell
Squire’s
Howell
Lant
McCroba
Apple Grove
Ripley
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Frances Smith
Helen Ebersbach
Marie Richman
Mary Virginia Crow
Elizabeth Locharg
Marcia Miller
Henry Crow
Karl Elberfeld
Edward Stark
Raymond Goegline
Edward Eberbach
Man Drops Dead at Essex Mine Start of Work
Clarence Smith aged about 38 and married collapsed while beginning his shift as a machine operator in the Essex mine at Thomas Fork on Saturday morning about 7 o clock. He died from apoplexy almost instantly. His wife was visiting her father in the Hocking Valley and was caring for him during an illness when he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Essex
Thomas Fork
Smith
Hocking
SQUIRE STEVE MARTIN RETURNS HOME AND BOOMS MARRIAGE MARKET
The Messenger notes Meigs County marriage license market loosened when Squire Stephen Martin was away. Judge Martin returned Friday night and Saturday three couples wed in Probate Court. Marion Nelson 22 and Cela Chasteen 20 from Rural Route 3 Pomeroy. Gladys Russell and William Russell near Bradbury. George D. Phillips and Arvilla Garnes, a colored couple, completed the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Steve Martin
Meigs County
Squire Stephen Martin
Columbus
Squire
Judge Martin
Marion Nelson
Miner
Cela Chasteen
Pomeroy
Gladys Russell
William Russel
Bradbury
George D. Phillips
Arvilla Garnes
Former Pomeroy Boy Appointed County and Federal Engineer
Wright McCroba, recently leaving Meigs county survey work, is named county and federal engineer for Jackson County West Virginia. He will oversee the federal highway project under construction, poised to join the Columbus Charleston route. McCroba has prior extensive experience in public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Dixe
Wright McCroba
Meigs County Survey
Jackson County
West Virginia
Columbus
Charleston
McCroba
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Local Social Visits
Althea Custer of Mason visits friends in town. Myrtle Philson arrives from Cincinnati to stay a few days. Mrs. Ray Smith returns from Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Starkey and Mrs. Roberts visit Columbus on business. Harry Sayre of Huntington visits brothers in Mid dleport. Everett Dailey returns to Pekin. Frances Smith returns home from Logan after visiting. Mrs. W. E. Jones and Mrs. Jane Jones move to Cincinnati. Mrs. Josephine Heater returns to Columbus. Miss Fern McNamee and Miss Gretchen Wadworth go to Columbus. Sadie Miller returns to Columbus. Albert Woll leaves for Circleville. Miss Zella Pullins visits then returns home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Rose visit Cincinnati guests of John Schaefer. Miss Sarah Hamm returns from Columbus and Cleveland. Everett Sayle departs for a Columbus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
Althea Custer
Mason
Myrtle Philson
Cincinnati
Ray Smith
Columbus
W. D. Starkey
W. G. Roberts
Harry Sayre
Huntington
George
Charles Sayre
Middleport
Everett Dailey
Pekin
Frances
Zella Pullins
Frank de Rose
John Schaefer
Mulberry Avenue
Sarah Hamm
Cleveland
Everett Sayle
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice On Smoking Husbands And Weddings
A reader asks if a mother is right to oppose a fiancé who smokes three cigars daily and a second note explains the second wedding anniversary as paper and suggests inexpensive crepe paper gifts for a shower. Another letter mentions an eighteen year old with a twenty year old sister and suitors, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Tam
Gracrh
Fellows
Fair share of evenings for sisters in a parlor
MAD OLIVIA suggests equal hosting rights for two sisters. Each should have designated nights to entertain, with alternating Sundays. She proposes Tuesday Thursday and Saturday for one and Monday Wednesday Friday for the other, limiting visits to twice weekly and avoiding nightly calls.
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Olivia
Picnic Dinner Etiquette With Boyfriend's Family
Dear Mrs Thompson asks about bringing lunch to a picnic with her boyfriend's family. Kate advises asking the boy, but suggests he will likely say no since the mother will provide in this family affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Kate
Proper Tea Etiquette With Utensils
After stirring the tea, lift the spoon from the cup and rest it on the saucer beside the cup. Do not leave the knife or fork on the plate edge or on the tablecloth. Place both knife and fork completely on the plate when not in use.
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Mrs. Thompson
Murray City Beats Millfield 7-2 In First Inning Sweep
Murray City toppled Millfield 7 to 2 as seven first inning runs propelled the victory on a Sunday. Heath Whitlatch and Wright led with multiple hits while Brooker fielded well and Simmons made a noted catch. Pitchers Heath Earich Lanning and Earich worked the mounds with several walks and strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Murray
Millfield
Murray Jook
Brooker
Simmons
Corbin
Wright
Heath
Whitlatch
Earich
Lannings
Ohio Plans Census of Crippled Children for Care
The state health department asks district health commissioners to list crippled children for a statewide census. The goal is to assess numbers and types to aid treatment, plan a state institution, and reduce handicaps. A $90,000 appropriation exists but has not been used due to missing data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Ohio
Zemo Eczema Remedy Promoted In Ad Claim
Advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic wash as a safe effective eczema treatment. It urges readers to try a trial size or larger bottle for a dollar and notes ease of use and suitability for skin and scalp issues. The copy mentions She & W. Rose Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Hold Aviator In Probe In Murder Plot
Chicago authorities prepared to identify Roy Millen a 29 year old ex aviator as E Leroy after a trunk found in New York City held the nude body of a murdered woman. Millen was arrested by a police informant and admitted other names and a Detroit visit but authorities doubted links to the trunk murder. His wife formerly Helen Lorraine Smith was named as a corroborating witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roy Millen
E. Leroy
New York City
Millen
Detroit
Helen Lorraine Smith
Wheeling
W. Va
White to assume control of Democratic party reins
Washington observes the arrival of Geo White from the Democratic national committee to take over party leadership from retiring Homer S Cummings. White will confer with Representative D Flood on campaign management and division of duties between the national and congressional committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geo. White
Democratic National Committee
Cox
White
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic
D. Flood
Democratic Congressional Committee
Flood
National Committee
Congressional Committee
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