Childs Conservation League elects officers at East Side school
At Thursday afternoon meeting at East Side school the Childs Conservation League elected Mrs James A Brown president re elected Mrs James Austin vice president Mrs Ralph Woods secretary and treasurer and Mrs E B Young press reporter for the coming year The annual calendar year end picnic has been postponed indefinitely due to unsettled weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
School of the Childs Conservation League
James A. Brown
James Austin
Ralph Woods
E. B. Young
Last Meet of Year by Woman's Music Club at Merwin Home
The Woman's Music Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. J. T. Merwin's home. The program featured papers, choruses, and multiple vocal and piano solos by club members including Miss Helen Ullom, Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Mrs. J. T. Merwin, Mrs. Frank M. McKay, Mrs. Samuel Siegel, Mrs. B. M. Covert, Mrs. L. V. Brown, Mrs. Carl Beasley, Miss Elizabeth Garber, and others, with works by Smart, Nevin, Beach, Salter, Branscombe, Gaynor, Homer, Lang, and Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
J. T. Merwin
Helen Ullom
Smart
Nevin
M. J. Walsh
Beach
Frank M. McKay
Naishapur
Salter
Samuel Siegel
Branscombe
B. M. Covert
Gaynor
Dearest
Homer
L. V. Brown
Carl Beasley
Athens Couple Wed at Logan in College Marriage
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Phyllis Bryson to Mr. Virgil Pope last Friday at Logan. Phyllis, daughter of C. H. and Mrs. Bryson of Park Place, is an Ohio University student and Alpha Gamma Delta pledge. Virgil, an OU student and Beta Theta Pi member, excels as an athlete and captained the wrestling team. They will spend the summer at College Hill before Pope teaches and coaches at Sciotoville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phyllis Bryson
Virgil Pope
Wellston
C. H. Bryson
Park Place
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
O. U
Pope
College Hill
Athens High to Open Commencement at Christian Church
Athens public schools honor Supt. G. F. Morgan at dinners and plan week of ceremonies. Baccalaureate Sunday at the Christian church opens activities leading to the senior play The Man Bygon Wolfe, the Class Day musical review, and a Thursday commencement at First Methodist with Morgan delivering the address on Some Aims of Education.
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The
Christian Church
Athens High School
Odette
Estella Allen
Oramay Ballanger
Wilcox and
Browning
L. J. Addicott
Board of Education
E. D. Murch
Blanche Riley
Doris Cameron
Lowther
Supt. Morgan
Morgan
Stebbins Testifies On Wood Campaign Spending Details
Horace Stebbins eastern treasurer for General Wood's campaign testified before the senate campaign expenditures committee in Washington. He explained his disappearance, cited family subpoenas, and detailed receipts totaling about 436000 dollars with 156000 spent as Leonard Wood league treasurer and 280000 as eastern Wood campaign treasurer.
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Stebbins
Wood Drive
Washington
Horace Stebbins
Wood
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Canadian Woods
Leonard Wood League
Eastern
The
New York
Ways and Means
Harold M. Goodrich
Goodrich Tire Company
Elihu Root
Harold B. Clark
Archibald G. Thatcher
Langdon G. Morgan
Dean Sage
Ambrose Monell
International Nickel Company
Pomerene
Sprague
Wood Campaign
Ohio
District of Columbia
Dark horses seek united front in League of Nations era
Report from political circles indicates Johnson may face unified opposition if Wood and Lowden are sidelined. General Leonard Wood disputed claims of shifting campaign leadership, asserting no changes were planned and denouncing enemy propaganda as baseless.
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Senate
League of Nations
Resolutions Committee
Johnson
Divorce Granted After Wife Admits Lover Named Billy
Chicago report notes Mrs. Charles Green acknowledged an affair with a man called Billy from Spiritland, prompting Judge Hopkins to grant her husband a divorce. French interests seize a South Pacific island believed to hold 10,000,000 tons of high grade phosphates and many million tons of lower grade deposits.
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Chicago
Charles Green
Billy
Spiritland
South Pacific
Wilson forms Wage Scale Commission to arbitrate
President Wilson announced a five member Wage Scale Commission to arbitrate wage differences between anthracite coal miners and operators. Members include William O. Thompson of Columbus representing the public, Neal J. Ferry of McAdoo representing miners, and William L. Connell of Scranton representing operators. The commission should decide within sixty days and its ruling will form the basis of a new wage agreement with retroactive effect from April 1, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
William O. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Neal J. Ferry
McAdoo
William L. Connell
Scranton
Thompson
Ohio State University
Ferry
United Mine ‘Workers of America
Connell
Athens trio visits Mrs Lash over Sunday
Mr Clyde McVey Mrs Clyde McVey and their daughter Bernice Marte of Athens spent over Sunday with Mrs Vey s sister Mrs Urban Lash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McVey
Bernice Marte
Athens
MeVey
Urban Lash
Field Lines Up Against Californian at Republican Preconvention
Chicago June 4 United Press Senator Johnson leads the field in the Republican pre-convention presidential race. The Californian gains a psychological edge as campaign activity intensifies at headquarters of General Wood and Governor Lowden. Lowden plans war councils with advisers and delegates while General Wood contemplates daily newspaper support. Hoover also weighs a daily push. Congress man William Rodenburg of Illinois to nominate Lowden. At Hoover’s HQ support may wait for a deadlock. All eyes follow Johnson’s next moves as the race narrows toward convention.
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Don E. Chamberlain
United Press
Chicago
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
General Wood
Herbert Hoover
William Rodenburg
Illinois
Lowdon
Hoover
United
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Emmet H. Cotton
W. E. Moler
West Carpenter Street
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Rupp
Mackie
W. W. Ackley
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Don Burt
Mt. Clemens, Mich
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Chillicothe
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Cleveland
D. R. Zenner
Mary Fulton
Johnson-Benson
Nelsonville
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Byron Wolfe
F.S. Rauch
A. B. Wells
Fred Alderman
University Terrace
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Leonard Wood
William Cooper
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