Society and Personal Mention in Athens News
Local notices report visitors and social events in Athens including Mr George Troyer Koch and family from El Dorado, Mrs Rhys Evans in town on business, and a Pasadena California marriage linking Miss Helen Grim to Janes William Gibbons. Also covered are club activities, travel, and multiple social acknowledgments.
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George Troyer Koch
el Dorava, Ath
Rhys D. Evans
Akron
Athens
Evans
Chappelear
Millfield
Emma Grim
Charles A Grim
Helen Grim
Janes William Gibbons
Seattle
Wash
James C. Grim
Pasadena
Calif
Gibbons
Sheet Metal Works
Helen Hoyt Ross
West Union Street
W. L. Ross
Helen
Katherine Ross
Chicago
Ill
C. G. McCray
Mr. McCray
Kate Hoyt
Columbus
Luhrig Mine Hearing Details Picketer Tactics And Claims
Testimony at yesterday's Luhrig hearing described picket lines at the Luhrig mine with as many as ten in one camp. Attorneys pressed to show union officials' obedience to Worstell's stipulations and to define John Owens's authority. Witnesses testified they faced threats and fear, with miners eager to work but concerned for safety.
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Nation
Fruhing
Donald Hudwell
Athens
James Adams
Pomeroy
John Wycoff
Edward Spencer
Luhrig
Oral Daugherty
L. G. Worstell
Owens
John Owens
Nelson-i
Daugherty
Lee Hall
Yall
Luflrig
Lufrig
Wycoff
Frank Miller
Everett Gould
New British Proposals At Geneva Naval Conference Rejected
Washington officials say the new British proposals to the Geneva naval conference appear unacceptable. They note no clear modifications and deem the plan essentially the same as the previously rejected British position. If no concessions are offered, collapse of the conference next week seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Geneva
London
The Case for and Against Mother Goose
Not fit reading for children says leading child educators in a feature in the August issue of Children magazine. They deem Mother Goose silly and out of date, suggesting she belongs with other childhood idols that have faded from memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mother Goose
For Parents
Fire destroys S. A. Weller Art Pottery plant in Zanesville
Fire at plant No. 3 of the S. A. Weller Art Pottery company in Zanesville last night caused $400,000 damage. Fire acts, gas explosions, and oils fueled the blaze watched by 10 000 people. About 300 workers lost jobs. Harry Weller, company president, said rebuilding will begin immediately.
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Zanesville
U.R
S. A
Harry Weller
Wind and hail storm damages Euclid village
Workmen cleared debris in Euclid village after a storm last night caused about 25 000 dollars in damage. Crews packed streets and repaired shattered windows and toppled branches as residents assessed the effect of the weather event.
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Cleveland
Euclid Village
West Side Home Invasion Fears After Night Robber
In Columbus on July 29 a lone bandit terrorized five west side residences by climbing to porch roofs and entering second story windows. No injuries reported. Police investigation underway.
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Columbus
West Side
Finishing Touches at Camp Perry Preparations Underway
Ohio National Guard troops completing final schedule tweaks during two weeks of training at Camp Perry ahead of breaking camp tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Secretly Released MP Horatio Bottomley Returns Home
Horatio Bottomley former publisher and former member of Parliament was secretly released from Maidstone prison today. He left for his home The Dicker near Hailsham Sussex after serving a sentence for fraud imposed May 29 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horatio Bottomley
Administrator Wayne Wingett Receives Final Discharge
Wayne Wingett as administrator of the estate of W E Wingett presented an account of payments and deliveries and was granted final discharge from administrator duties in probate court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wingett
W. E. Wingett
Three Guesses Weather Quiz Test
A vintage multiple choice item asks ten questions with three options each. Readers must cross out two wrong answers and mark the correct one on the final page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Australia
South Africa
David Starr Jordan
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
Grant Park
Romola
W. L George
George Eliot
Addison Simms
Nicholas Longworth
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Reinald Werrenrath
James J. Hill
Health Board Reports Smallpox Threat at Local School
New Philadelphia July 29 officials report a school pupil cohort exposed to a suspected smallpox outbreak. Board orders immediate quarantine measures and sanitation checks to prevent spread among students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Board of Health Officials
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Don White
Cincinnati
Athens Country Club
T. N. Hoover
P. L. Shannon
Wheatley Link
P. O. Nichols
E. J. Person
James
H. T. Phillips
Ruth
Lawrence Bell
Orville Bell
Phillip Schall
James Campbell
John McDonald
Nelsonville
Louis McWilliams
Atchinson
Logans
Pottery Company Burns
Ohio
Rome
Edward Hoskins
Here
Harry Cook
Hoskins
Urbana
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
State Prohibition
Secretly
Jacobs
Jeweler & Optometrist
Merchants’ Community
Syracuse Beach
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Wingett
Peggy Paige
Silvus
Style Shop
Choice
Big Daylight
Steinway Pianos
Meigs County
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
By Taylor
Pop
Tyte
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