Afternoon Porch Party Honors Lena Boelzner Guest
Mrs. Ellen Boelzner hosted a Tuesday afternoon porch party at 126 North Congress honoring her daughter Lena Boelzner of Steubenville and houseguest Mrs. Paul M. Kirk. Miss Ruth Treadley soon to wed R Halliburton of Canton and Mrs. A R Hogue shared honors. Former school friends recalled days past as pictures were viewed and Miss Treadley received a glass candy jar while refreshments were served.
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Ellen Boelzner
North Congress Street
Paul M. Kirk
Lena Boelzner
Steubenville
Ruth Treadley
R. Halliburton
Canton
A. R. Hogue
Lillian Landis
Columbus
Gift to Rev Haacke by Session of First Presbyterian
Members of the Session and their wives met at the manse last evening to present Rev. A Haacke a traveling bag in appreciation of his services to the church during Pastor Rev. Dr. A Y Wilcox's absence. Presentation by Prof. L J Addicott followed by Rev Haacke's response. Remarks by Prof W H Cooper and Dr D J Evans complimented his valuable voluntary work.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. ©. Haacke
Ohio University
Haacke
A. Y. Wilcox
L. J. Addicott
W. H. Cooper
D. J. Evans
Rex Ackley Shows Slow Improvement From Typhoid
Mr. Rex Ackley of Dairy avenue who has been very sick for some time with typhoid fever is slowly improving.
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Rex Ackley
Dairy Avenue
Various Society Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs. Charles Mitchell returns from a five week Cleveland visit with aunt Mrs. M Jewett. Esther class of the Christian church plans an important 7 o clock meeting with all girls in costume. Mrs. J T Dailey of near Albany visits Athens for granddaughter Mrs. J P Wetherholt and baby in Gallipolis. Miss Pauline Wylie of Huntington arrives Saturday as house guest for ten days of Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty. Miss Lorene Cook visits aunt Miss Emma Cook and uncle Mr. Robert Cook on Canaanville Road. Mack Sauer travels to Chillocithe to visit family. he has a six year contract as superintendent of schools in Korea. Alfred Black and wife report cool Portland weather after Chicago heat. western fruit is abundant and cheap. About 40 Girl Scouts head to Buckeye Lake for a week at Summerland Beach with officers in charge. Ruth Treadley departs for Akron then Cleveland to marry Rice A Halliburton of Tennessee August 4 at her sister Helen Treadley’s home. Sisters Esther Johnson and Mary Treadley joined the wedding plans. Prof Frederick Treadley will leave for the ceremony.
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Pauline Wylie
Huntington
W. Va
Elizabeth Beatty
H. W. Grover
East State Street
Mack Sauer
Chris Sauer
Chillocithe
Charles A. Sauer
Korea
Sauer
Piqua Township
Circleville
Alfred Black
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Hacoma
West
Ruth Treadley
Akron
Cleveland
Rice A. Halliburton
Tennessee
Canton
Helen Treadley
Esther Johnson
World Call
St. Louis
Mary Treadley
Hiram College
Frederick Treadley
Relatives contest will over St Louis woman's dogs home
Albert Todd, a St Louis woman who left the bulk of her large estate to establish a home for homeless dogs, faces a family dispute as relatives challenge the bequest. The case centers on who inherits and the future of the dog shelter project.
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Albert Todd
St. Louis
Homelss
Local visitors and guests noted in Marion community
Residents report relatives visiting from Parkersburg and Athens while families host guests from Columbus Parkersburg and Guysville. Church services scheduled next Sunday at 10 30 am with Rev Snyder. Several locals join a birthday reunion in Athens and a John Robinson Show outing. Benson Davis injures hand at work.
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Leonard Burk
Little Son
Marion
P. T. Busch
Parkersburg
Freeman Norris
W. B. Montgomery
Benson Davis
Sarl Seamon
James
Columbus
J. Biddison
Saturay
G. A. Daugherty
Athens
L. FE. Ludwick
John Robinson
Sadie Sutton
Work of Athenian Artist on Display
Miss Louise Dana of Athens displays artistic work at the Athens Book and News window. After two years study in New York she returns for the summer bringing designs for decorating writing paper boxes, an illustrating sketch, and two pastels including a magazine cover style girl and a woodland scene.
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Louise Dana
Athens
Dana
New York
Hebbardsville Social and Church Notices
Hebbardsville hosts visit from Chillicothe and Nelsonville couples. Ice cream social on Hebbardsville school grounds Saturday July 30 to fund song books. Albany quarterly conference set for August 16 at Albany with Sunday school and services July 31. Epworth League at 7 30 led by Miss Wellie Harner. Mrs. Will Nelson improving. Athens show attended by locals.
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Frank Mansfield
Chillicothe
Hiram Frost
Albany
M. E
Epworth League
Wellie Harner
Will Nelson
Athens
Hanging invites curtailed in Chicago tale of Wanderer
Sheriff Charles Peters rejected invitations from society figures to witness the upcoming execution of Carl O Wanderer in Chicago. Wanderer killed his wife and a man he hired to stage a fake holdup, with the sheriff noting only the usual number of invitations will be issued and criticizing hype around such events.
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Chicago
Charles Peters
Union Depot
Peters
Athens Circo Day Ends Without Arrests Or Disorder
Thousands gathered in Athens for circus day and left with no arrests or major incidents. A few special officers were sworn in as a precaution, but the event passed in orderly fashion. County officials were not required to assist, leaving the city with a clean slate.
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Athens
Volunteer Community Service idea gains backing from Ohio clubs
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs backs volunteer service bureaus aimed at enlisting helpers for local groups. desks in downtown areas would aid job seekers and pair volunteers with theater managers for child friendly shows. Mrs Fischer shares a hopeful Mayo Clinic prognosis after a long hospital ordeal.
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George Elliott McCormick
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Julius Fischer
Nelsonville
General Federation For
Mayo Clinic
Birthday party and local visits noted in Albany area
A family hosted a birthday gathering Monday evening. Ida Allison returned to Springfield after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dixon and son visited W. H. Townsend near Albany. Mace and Perry Pinney, Mrs. Henry Stimetz and Mrs. G. B. Kayser were Albany visitors. Mrs. J. B. Dudgeon visited W. E. Swearingen and family of Dyesville.
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Ida Allison
Springfield
Mace
Perry Pinney
Henry Stimetz
G. B. Kayser
Albany
J. 8. Dudgeon
W. E. Swearingen and
Dyesville
Harding meets groups amid Debs release talks
President Harding held talks with organizations and individuals pressing for the release of Eugene Debs and other political prisoners. Officials would not confirm reports of impending releases but said Debs case had been reviewed in recent days.
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Washington
Harding
Eugene Debs
Debs
Ohio Pen Denounced as a Menace by Warden
P E Thomas warden of the state penitentiary testified to a senate investigating committee about the tobacco fund scandal. He called the prison in the house a menace and urged funds to hire idle prisoners to earn support for dependents. London prison farm officials were to conclude the hearings.
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Columbus
P. E. Thomas
State Penitentiary
Senate
Thomas
I¢I House
London
Cottrill Widow Died At Home Of Son In Saturday Night
Carpenter Mrs. C. L. Cottrill died at her son W. C. Cottrill's home on Saturday night. Funeral at Columbia Chapel Monday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev. Strickland. Burial in Caster cemetery. She leaves one son and many relatives and friends. W. J. Swett visited Athens Friday. Marion Wilson visited his son Carl Wilson. Waunida Morrison, daughter of A. D. Morrison, ill with tonsillitis last week. Henry Stimetz stayed with his father Thomas Stimetz in Scipio township who is dangerously ill. Stanley Bobo helped Marion Swett with hay. Will Gillogly bought a Shorthorn bull from Clifton Wood. Hay harvest common in the area. Elias Graham organized the NAHA at Skylight Ridge, Vinton county. Ephraim Ellis president, Jack Scott vice president, George Chesser.
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Henry Stimetz
Thomas Stimetz
Scipio Township
Stanley Bobo
Marion Swett
Will Gillogly
Mt. Blane
Clifton Wood
Elias Graham
Skylight Ridge
Vinton County
Ephraim Ellis
Jack Scott
George Chesser
Local visitors and births noted in area
New Marshfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baughman of Columbus visit relatives here. Mrs. Mina Baker of Albany stays with sister Mrs. Lafe Hawk. A nine pound girl named Mary born to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hunter. Others visiting include Mrs. Harry Bolster of Mineral, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Burt of Clarksburg, W V, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hoodlet, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Hamilton with relatives in Columbus and Charleston. Clarence Frost visited Coolville friends. Many attended the Athens circus. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chaffin also joined.
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Ray Baughman
Columbus
Lee Baughman
Mina Baker
Albany
Lafe Hawk
C. B. Hunter
Mary
Harry Bolster
Mineral
Newton Russell
Everett Burt
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles Burt
W. V. Hunter
F. G. Hoodlet
W. 8. Ferguson
Garrison Hamilton
Middleport
John Hamilton
Charleston
R. Hysell
Clarence Frost
Coolville
Athens
A. W. Chaffin
Public Forum on Elk Funfest and Moral Life of the City
Dallas Browning argues in a Messenger letter that Elk Funfest resembled a broad carnival with extensive lotteries and questionable methods. He urges funds for an Elk's Home be raised openly and questions political influence on city entertainments and consistency in civic improvements.
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Messenger
Elks
Athens
Dallas L. Browning
Is It Worth $5 to Be Single Question Sparks Georgia Debate
The July 27 report notes Georgia lawmakers consider a tax amendment that would levy $10 on all unmarried individuals over 30. The proposal aims to address revenue and social questions tied to single living in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State General Assembly
Thirteen States Vote Cash Bonuses for Ex-Service Men
Thirteen states have approved cash bonuses totaling 178.5 million dollars for ex service men with payments under way or near completion. Several states authorize vocational training, free college scholarships, and other benefits while others issue bonds to fund bonuses. Republicans dominate the legislatures in these actions.
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Washington
Oregon
Ohio
Nebraska
New Mexico
Wyoming
California
Veterans’ Welfare Board
Connecticut
Social Roundup at The Plains and Nearby Towns
The Plains area hosts a flurry of Sunday visits and family gatherings with guests from Nelsonville Huntington Huntington and Lancaster. Notable mentions include Mrs Bell Mourne and son Parl and Winnie Young of Kimberly. Miss Ethel Cline visiting Murray City. Floyd Linscott with parents at Hooper Ridge. Geo Gabriel Jr and others visiting Chillicothe and Huntington. Clifford Gabriel visiting Hooper Ridge. and local mine activity at Sugar Creek No 210 resuming after five weeks idleness.
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Bell Mourne
Parl
Winnie Young
Kimberly
James McNabb
Newton Hoch
Athens
Win Barber
Leslie
Thelma
Nelsonville
James McHarg
George Gabriel, Jr
Ethel Cline
Murray City
Floyd Linscott
Hooper Ridge
John Farrow
Dallas
Mia
Carl Bateman
Donald
Genevieve
Freda Smith
Irene Jones
Huntington
W. Va
Margaret Daniels
Williams
Geo. Gabriel Jr
Chillicothe
Freda
Jack Welsman
Clifford Gabriel
A. L. Linscott
Ohio Colleries
Sugar Creek
Plains
W. M. Secoy
Austin
Lancaster
H. A. Tipton
Jennie
Kate Bess
Steubenville
William Roberts
Chautauqua Talent Wanted for 10,000-Strong Programs
Chautauqua managers seek musicians singers readers entertainers dramatic talent lectur ers platform managers juvenile workers story tellers tea crews and agents to staff next season. Earn good salary travel across the United States Canada Alaska New Zealand Australia and England. Send name and address of local president secretary treasurer to The Billboard 358 Dearborn St Chicago Il for a free list of managers and booking agents.
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United States
Canada
Alaska
New Zealand
Australia
England
Dearborn St
Chicago
Health of Women and the Pinkham Remedy
The piece argues many well women struggle under progress and strain with headaches irritability backache and fatigue. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable, long tried natural restorative for these female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lightning Kills Youth in Dayton Area
Paul Ride nour, 14, was killed by a bolt of lightning yesterday afternoon at the family home near Gratis Ohio. His father George Ridenour was temporarily blinded by the strike.
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Dayton, CO
Paul Ridenour
George Ridenour
Gratis
Here
Local Visitors Reported At Harrisonville and Area
Harrisonville City Athens visitors include H H Haning and Conoed Brooks. Day French and Akron visitors visit Monroe and Morton French. Ad Forrest and Lela Stiles wed by Justice Martin. Grange picnic draws large crowd with singing and speeches. Pauline French visits grandparents Link Chase. Bertha Day returns from Rutland to see Miss Matheny and Opal. Boy Scouts depart for Alwin Cave camp near Han Station.
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Athens
H. H. Haning
Conoed Brooks
French
Akron
Monroe French
Morton French
Ad Forrest
Lela Stiles
Justice Martin
Pomeroy
Grange
Pauline French
Jeffersonville
Link Chase
Linnie Lathey
Jacob Cuckler
E. P. Brooks
Bertha Day
Rutland
Miss Matheny
Opal
Alwin Cave
Han Station
Miss Stella Akin Becomes Georgia Bar’s First Female Admit
Savannah student Stella Akin becomes the first woman admitted to the Georgia bar after passing her examinations at age nineteen.
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Stella Akin
Savannah
Georgia
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