Athens couple attends Columbus School for Girls graduation
Dr and Mrs D J Evans arrive in Athens with daughter Mrs Arthur H Carpenter of Chicago after wintering there. Several society members travel to Columbus for the Friday commencement of the Columbus School for Girls with Miss Alice Phillips and Miss Doris Henry set to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Evans
Athens
Arthur H. Carpenter
Chicago
W.R. Phillips
H. D. Henry
Russell W. Finsterwald
Columbus
Columbus School For Girls
Alice Phillips
Doris Henry
Eleanor Phillips
Miss Wilda McManamay Wed William Dewhurst in Nelsonville
Miss Wilda McManamay and William Dewhurst, both Nelsonville residents, were married Thursday at 9 am. The ceremony took place at the home of Rev. Dr. Daniel McGurk, located at 25 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda McManamay
William Dewhurst
Nelsonville
Daniel McGurk
North
Congress Street
Slingluff Van Sickle Nuptials Quiet Simple Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Slingluff and Mr. Earl Van Sickle took place Thursday at 4 o'clock at the bride’s parents’ home in East State Street and Morris Avenue. Rev. A Y Wilcox officiated with close family present including grandparents and aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zeller
Fred Johnson
George Watson
Herbert McKee
Pi Beta Ph
Phi Delta Theta
Doris Nye
van Sickle
Chicago
San Francisco
Logan
Philippines
Slingluff-Van Sickle
Dorothy Slingluff
Earl van Sickle
J. A. Slingluff
East State Street
Morris Avenue
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
G. W. Miskimen
Newcomerstown
FE. R. Davis
Holyoke Mass
D. R. Zenner
Margaret Procter
Mrs De Valson Davis Heads to Cincinnati Weekend Visit
Mrs. De Valson Davis will depart Friday morning for Cincinnati to spend the weekend with her son in law and daughter Prof and Mrs Monroe Forest Brown Ruth Davis at Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valson Davis
Cincinnati
Prof
Monroe Forest Brown
Ruth Davis
Wyoming
Calendar groups host six o'clock picnic supper at church
The Martzolff class of First M E church will hold a six o'clock picnic supper in the church dining room on Friday evening June 2. Hosted by groups led by Mrs. Ralph Woods and others the event includes a social program and officer elections for the coming year. Members are urged to attend and bring a dish for the picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Roberts
W. H. Bechtold
Arthur Hickman
John Milar
James Palmer
Martzolff
M. E. Church
Ralph Woods
William Armitage
C. M. Copeland
Charles Wells
L. H. Blackwood
Virgil Conkey's 12th Birthday Party Held at Home
Mr and Mrs Ernest Conkey entertained a group of boys on Wednesday afternoon from four to six at 50 Woodard Avenue then took them to a theater party in the evening in honor of their son Virgil's twelfth birthday. Games and cake preceded ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Conkey
Woodard Avenue
Virgil
New Subs in Practice Trials on Long Island Sound
The 248 foot long submarines are among the most modern, with double hulls and many design differences from earlier S class craft. Plans followed study of German U boats and some wartime practices were adopted. the navy has accepted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
E Navy
List of attendees at the social event
The guest list includes Mack Williams, Harold Junod, James Shaffer, Phillip Ong, Harmon Chapple, Harold Whaley and host Virgil Conkey. The item notes the people who enjoyed the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Williams
Harold Junod
James Shaffer
Phillip Ong
Harmon Chapple
Harold Whaley
Virgil Conkey
First Senior Reception Held at President Bryan Home
Ohio University seniors were hosted Wednesday afternoon at 3 by Dr and Mrs Elmer Bryan at the president's South Congress Street residence. Class president Fred H Johnson led guests through a social hour with roses and carnations decorating the home and refreshments served before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Elmer
Bryan
South Congress Street
Fred H. Johnson
Punch
Fraternity Hosts Second Mothers and Sisters Day Banquet
The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity plans a Thursday Mothers and Sisters Day with a banquet at the chapter house on 50 East State Street and an evening program. About 50 to 75 mothers and sisters from Athens and nearby areas have arrived for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
East State Street
Child’s Conservation League
Phi Kappa Tau
Fast State Street
Athens
Local Names in Community Notices
Barrett Toledo Mrs F J Anthony and daughter Firme Logan Mrs Reppel Chillicothe Mrs McCoy South Solon and Mrs Annesley of Akron appear in the reading list of residents referenced in the notice.
Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy Ad Claimed Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It promises instant relief and stomach strengthening, with a money back guarantee via McKee Drug Co. and all druggists. A 75 cent box is urged for relief from dyspepsia belching gas heaviness and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Orth
McKee Drug Company
Government war fraud probe faces sinister interference
Attorney General Daugherty said he will knuckle down to aid the federal grand jury probing war contract frauds. He warned that interference is aimed at undermining the prosecution and will be found to be inspired by reasons beyond those publicly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
Washington
Daugherty
Federal Grand Jury
Strike Hits Pennsylvanian Ohio Rail Linemen
One hundred linemen from the Pennsylvania Ohio railroad system struck at midnight after their demand for renewal of the 1921 22 wage agreement was rejected. The company offered a 10 percent wage cut dropping from 82 to 74 cents per hour and asked acceptance of a 48 51 and 81 cent reduction to 48 cents. a new working agreement also proposed. Motormen and conductors continued work pending a 2 pm conference. The men would accept the cut only if fares were reduced from 9 to 5 cents, which was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Pennsylvania-Ohio Railroad
Carmen of the Maumee Valley Electric strikes over wage cut
TOLEDO June 1 Carmen of the Maumee Valley Electric railway went on strike after receivers cut wages from 50 to 45 cents per hour. Buses were pressed into service to move the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Carmen
The
Maumee Valley Electric Railway
Coal Operators Reported 15 Percent Profit Over Six Years
Washington reports that Bituminous coal operators averaged 15 percent profit in the past six years based on figures to Congress by the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC warned it cannot vouch for accuracy, noting figures came from FTC effort and from the National Coal Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Commission
National Coal Association
House OKs bill to curb commercial bribery
The house passed the commercial bribery bill prohibiting gifts intended to secure merchandise sales. The measure targets improper incentives in trade and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Reinforcements Ordered to Bologna to Quell Riots
June 1 report says troops were ordered to Bologna to strengthen the garrison and prevent clashes between fascisti and socialists as civil unrest flares in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bologna
Harding Invited to Canada May Be Alaska Trip Hint
Washington June 1 reports President Harding was invited to Canada today if he contemplates a trip to Alaska. The note suggests possible travel plans and discusses invitation timing amid ongoing cabinet discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding !S
Washington
Harding
Canada
Alaska
Chicago lad uses umbrella antenna for wireless listening
A young Chicago boy uses a parasol to shade milady while he holds his umbrella as a portable wireless antenna. The scene portrays early radio listening with improvised equipment in a city setting. The item reflects inventive use of household objects to access radio broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milady
League of Brooklyn Parents Sets Curfew Plan
A Brooklyn group led by F. O. Alfred imposes a midnight curfew for youths and advocates chaperones at parties. Restrictions cover dances, refreshments, and attending multiple events, with aims to curb temptations and avoid complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of Brooklyn
F. O. Alfred
League
Ford Declines Muscle Shoals Lease Over Gorgas Plant
Henry Ford told the House Military Affairs Committee he would not lease the government nitrate plants and water power project at Muscle Shoals Alabama if the Gorgas steam plant is removed from the contract for disposition of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
House Military Affairs Committee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Gorgas
Father Threatens to Hang Child in Attic
George Metzger a 42 year old railroad employee was under observation in county hospital after an alleged attempt to hang his 14 year old daughter Althea. Metzger reportedly seized the girl dragged her by the hair to the attic and placed a rope around her neck threatening to hang her to the rafters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
George Metzger
Althea
Metzger
Pope’s Secretariat Needs Thirty-Five Secretaries
A Vatican report states thirty five private secretaries are required to handle the Pope’s correspondence and related duties, highlighting a need for administrative staff at the papal office.
Ford Offer Not Favored by the War Secretary
Washington June 1 The War Secretary Weeks called Henry Ford's lease proposal for the Muscle Shoals project totally unsatisfactory He objected to a 100 year tenure and warned he would reject the offer in its present form if possible before the Senate Agricultural Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
War Weeks
Senate Agricultural Committee
Weeks
Ford
Foster Parents Deny Abuse of Kenneth Young
Mr and Mrs Charles A Howard of Guysville Ohio defend their care of Kenneth Young after he was removed from Marion County Detention Home on September 25. They insist the boy was happy with them and that false reports by jealous neighbors misstate conditions. They say Mrs Bain from the detention home took the child back to Athens on May 29 until the matter is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Maxwell
West
Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Maxwell
Athens
Marion
Kenneth Young
Kenneth
Marion County
Mrs. Bain
Chas. A. Howard
Guysville
Poincare Headlines Peace Push Against Imperialism
Paris June 1 Premier Poincare in the chamber of deputies condemned foreign critics of France accusing imperialism and militarism. He said the first condition for a sincere peace is to prevent violations of the Versailles treaty and the rights of man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
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John C. Campbell
Pomeroy
E. F. Sells
J. A. Reading
W. A
O. E. Reading
U. S
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Presidents Home
Canton
Siery
Preston
ACAD
Hicago Boy
Brooklyn
Cornwell
Po Force
Athens High School
J. Hartey Manners
Opera House
Murphy Bros. Shoe Store
South Courts
Walnut
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Piet Vie
Athens County
Ira Andrews
Joseph Richards
Frank Lowther
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