Alpha Delta Pi Spring Dance at Student Union
Alpha Delta Pi held a June 3 spring dance at the Student Union with seven couples, gingham programs, and University Six music. Guests included Ida Mae Lavener Lorain and Mary Moore Mason City, among others. chaperones were Mrs. D L Robinson and Mrs Jennie O’Dell. Dorothy Perkins roses decorated tables and patronesses were named.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Students Union
University Six
Ellen Riley
Walter Quigley
Delaware
Ida Mae Lavener
Lorain
Mary Moore
Mason City
W. Va
Gyneth Hryan
Marietta
Della Webb
Logan
Frances and
Helen Huffman
Alpha Xi Chapter
Columbus
D. L. Robinson
Charleston
Jennie O’dell
Carl Beasley
Dinner at Colonial Monday Hosted by Alpha Xi Delta Patronesses
The Alpha Xi Delta patronesses were hosts for a dinner party Monday evening at the Colonial. The event brought together members and guests in a social gathering with attention to campus and sorority activities.
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Colonial
Alpha Xi Delta
The
RRS a Jewelry 4 Best Graduation Gift
Graduation gift guidance from RRS a Jewelry 4 praising their rings pins bracelets necklaces and other pieces. Emphasizes beauty quality wide design choices and low prices making it a lasting desirable present for graduates.
Phi Delta Theta Holds Farewell Dinner for West Mulberry Chapter
Forty guests attended the Phi Delta Theta farewell dinner at the fraternity house on West Mulberry Street. Active chapter members and new pledges Abbott Wilcox Richard Clark Carl Brooks and Dwight Rutherford of Athens participated. Cut flowers decorated the tables and the meal featured four courses with William Walsh as toastmaster.
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Phi Delta Theta
West Mulberry Street
Abbott Wilcox
Richard Clark
Carl Brooks
Dwight Rutherford
Athens
William Walsh
Birthday Party for Homer Kirkendall at Fleming Home
Miss Elsie Sams hosted a birthday gathering Tuesday for her cousin Homer Kirkendall of Athens at the Fleming residence. Music games and refreshments followed with guests Roxie Taylor Flossie Taylor Helen Fleming Lottie Meyers Mary Anderson Mildred Anderson Mildred Bassem Fergus Finch David Fleming Howard Taylor Carl Anderson Albert Ormiston Virgil Sams and others. The Sams were former Athens residents.
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Elsie Sams
Fleming
Homer Kirkendall
Athens
Roxie
Flossie Taylor
Helen Fleming
Lottie Meyers
Mary
Mildred Anderson
Mildred Bassem
Vincent
Fergus Finch
David Fleming
Howard Taylor
Carl Anderson
Albert Ormiston
Virgil Sams
Marietta Times
Sams
Zenner Bridge Party Honors Huntington Guests
Mr and Mrs D R Zenner at 43 West State Street hosted a Monday bridge evening honoring Mr and Mrs Philip Zenner of Huntington West Virginia. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Austin V Wood of Wheeling and Mr and Mrs Grosvenor McKee of Canton. High tables were used in the play.
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D. R. Zenner
West State Street
Bridge
Philip Zenner
Huntington
W. Va
Austin V. Wood
Wheeling
Grosvenor McKee
Canton
Mrs Byron Wolfe Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Logan
Mrs Byron Wolfe and baby William Byron of Logan visit home folks. On Wednesday she entertains with a luncheon at the Colonial for the Logan bridge club and guests include Mrs William Sterrett of Charleston West Virginia Mrs F L Preston Mrs Byron Wolfe and Mrs W A Carpenter. After lunch the party plays bridge at five tables at the home of Mrs Wolfe's parents Mr and Mrs W A Carpenter 46 Elmwood Place.
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Byron Wolfe
William Byron
Logan
Wolfe
Colonial
Logan Bridge Club
William Sterrett
Charleston
W. Va
F. L. Preston
W.A. Carpenter
Bridge
Westfalls Start for Athens From Tucs on for Health Return
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Westfall left Tucson Arizona on Memorial Day heading to Athens to resume home life. They will pass St Peter Minnesota to visit Mr. Westfall’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs William Betzing and family. They expect to reach St Peter around June 15 after a 2100 mile motor journey.
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H. J. Westfall
Athens
Tucson
Ariz
St. Peter
Masonic temple planned on site and visiting guests noted
Mrs. C. C. Hammill of Chicago arrived for a visit with her sister Mrs. Orpha Herrold at 26 West Mulberry. Mrs. Elizabeth Kern hosted over Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Losey and Mr. and Mrs. R. Howard from Columbus. Max Lewis left for Beulah Michigan to join Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Larch and Miss Lucy for a few weeks outing. Hobson Study circle meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Victor Pierce, business session and calendar distribution. Miss Tessie Ervin, nurse at Grant hospital, visited Mrs. Mayme Harwick. Miss Kathryn H. DeMuth, Ohio University senior, visited Miss Eva Ford in Clarksburg West Virginia. Ford hosted a dinner in her honor.
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C. C. Hammill
Chicago, Ul
Orpha Herrold
West Mulberry Street
Elizabeth Kern
Charles Losey
Mrs. R. Howard
Columbus
Mrs. Losey
Kern
Max Lewis
Beulah, Mich
H. 8. Larch
Miss Lucy
Hobson Study Circle
Victor Pierce
Church Street
Tessie Ervin
Grant Hospital
Mayme Harwick
Kathryn H. DeMuth
Oak Street
Ohio University
Eva Ford
Clarksburg
W. Va
Miss Ford
Merchants and Community Institute Open Meeting Series
The Glouster group opened last night with a talk by Pryor Irwin of the Chicago Retail Merchants Institute at the Red Men hall. The lectures target all residents, including miners farmers and teachers, on meeting today’s competition, with further talks and a community supper planned for tonight and a Wednesday address in the F. O. hall.
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Merchants’ and Community Institute
Red Men ‘Hall
Pryor Irwin
Chicago Retail Merchants’ Institute
Irwin
Methodist Church
F. O. FE
American Legion Club
Cleo McDonald Sent to Delaware Girls Industrial School
Cleo McDonald of this city was taken to Athens by Juvenile Court Officer N k Alderman to be sent to the Girls Industrial School at Delaware after a May 23 probate judge hearing. The sentence was suspended for reform. Yesterday she was found in an alley on Spring street under the influence of liquor. a physician treated her for hours and the court was notified. Marshall Williams seeks liquor suppliers and possible further arrests are expected.
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Cleo McDonald
Athens
N. K K. Alderman
Delaware
Spring Street
Alderman
Marshall Williams
Malcolm Penman Heads for Akron and Cleveland
Malcolm Penman departed this morning to spend several days visiting Akron and Cleveland, with plans to explore local sights and return soon.
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Malcolm Penman
Akron
Cleveland
Post family motoring trip visits several Ohio towns
C A Post and family returned from a two week motor trip visiting relatives in Columbus Urbana South Charleston Washington D H and Chillicothe during the journey.
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C. A. Post
Columbus
Urbana
South Charleston
Washington D. H
Chillicothe
Miss Jessie Galbraith Heads to Sioux City Visit
Miss Jessie Galbraith departed yesterday for Sioux City Iowa to visit relatives for a couple of months.
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Jessie Galbraith
Sioux City
Iowa
Tragedy Averted by Inches at Hocking Home
Sheriff Parker investigated a near tragedy at the home of Mrs. Bickley after an iron weight smashed through a bedroom window late Monday night. The missile narrowly missed the sleeping mother and infant, landing on the floor near the bed as authorities work to identify the intoxicated shooter along the road.
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Sheriff Parker
Hocking
Charles Bickley
Bickley
Parker
Good Roads Meeting at Long Run School House
A meeting of the Clarks Chapel Good Roads association will be held at the Long Run school house Thursday evening at 7 oclock. Officers will be elected and other business conducted. The meeting has been called by Homer H Howell.
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Long Run
Good Roads
Clarks Chapel
Good Roads Association
Homer H. Howell
Athens High prepares for commencement week events
Athens High School enters commencement week with events from baccalaureate at First Presbyterian Church by Dr A Y Wilcox to graduation Friday at First Methodist Church for 62 seniors. The program includes class day activities, speeches, music, and the Brown prize ceremony, led by Abbot Y Wilcox Jr and Angelia Woods.
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Athens High School
First Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
First Methodist Church
Simeon D. Fess
Ant Och College
United States Senate
Abbot Y. Wilcox
Rudolph Pedigo
Wesley Kelley
Arthur Cameron
John Barker
Ruth Miller
Angella Woods
Abbot Wilcox
Melba Woodworth
Homer Baird
Bessie Howard
Lester Cooley
Anna Marie Davis
Elizabeth Woodworth
Janice Battin
Francis Gallagher
Armory
J. D. Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
New Citizens to Be Honored by People of City
Athens civic groups invite all club women and representatives of patriotic bodies to witness naturalization for 68 candidates in Athens county common pleas court. Examinations begin Wednesday morning under a Federal examiner from Cincinnati. Diplomas will be distributed after ceremonies by the City Federation and Rev. A A Marshall’s naturalization schools.
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Athens
Athens County
A. A. Marshall
Contempt Finding Leads to Fence Removal Case
Robert W. Calvert of Guysville found in contempt by Judge Worstell in Athens Common Pleas for failing to remove a fence from Locust alley. He received a 60 day jail sentence suspended after 10 days. if the fence remains, he must serve 60 days.
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Robert W. Calvert
Guysville
Worstell
Athens
Wolf Lindenfeld to be released on bail in Wall Street case
Warsaw police announced Lindenfeld will be released on bail after a long rest and a cooperative investigation with American detectives failed to connect him to the Wall Street conspiracy.
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Warsaw
Wolf Lindenfeld
Wall Street
Lindenfeld
Corner Well Named Chicago Death Corner Shootings
Three gunmen killed an unknown man Tuesday afternoon near a notorious Little Italy area nicknamed death corner. Police did not release the victim’s identity or motive as the investigation begins.
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Chicago
Little
Italy
State tax levy set at 1.525 mills for Ohio
Ohio state auditors certify a 1.525 mill tax levy to be collected by county treasurers with February and August settlements next year. It funds World War compensation half a mill, highway and institutional building funds, educational building for state universities, and a 0.16 mill additional equalization fund, with a 0.5 mill WWC levy set by sinking fund commission. The levy should raise about 750000 beyond October bond needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tracy
World War Compensation Fund
State Highway Improvement Fund
Institutional Building Fund
Educational Building Fund
State Sinking Fund Commission
Beveridge Urges Freeing Business From Sherman Law
Indiana Republican senatorial nominee Albert J. Beveridge told the National Association of Credit convention in Indianapolis that prosperity cannot come while economic legislation clutter remains. He called for fundamental changes or repeal of the Sherman act and urged freeing railroads from burdensome regulation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
National Association of Credit
France Quells Clash in Upper Silesia News Dispatch
London reports German and Polish forces clashed in Upper Silesia but were halted by French troops. An official dispatch confirms the cease in the fighting as of this afternoon.
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London
Upper Silesia
Drowned Boy and Rescued Girls After Canoe Accident
Carl Williams of Steele High School drowned when a canoe with two girls overturned at 1:30 PM Tuesday in Dayton Ohio. The girls were rescued and treated for exposure.
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Dayton, O
Carl Williams
Steele High School
Provisions on Alien Travel Struck From Shipping Bill
Washington June 6 The house merchant marine committee struck a provision requiring half of aliens entering the United States to travel from foreign countries on shipping board vessels. The action was part of the administration's ship subsidiary bill revisions.
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Washington
United States
House Merchant Marine Committee
Cashier Arrested in Embezzlement Case at Dayton Brokers
Harvey L. Henderson, cashier at Brien & Greene Company brokers, was arrested on a charge of embezzling 3600 dollars. Final audits may raise the totaled amount to about ten thousand dollars.
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Dayton, O
Harvey L. Henderson
Brien & Greene Company
Women Employed in New York State Reach 1,135,948
Official figures show 1,135,948 women are gainfully employed across New York State. The data underscores ongoing participation in the labor market amid postwar economic conditions.
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New York State
Wage cuts harsher than expected say machinists leader
Washington June 6 J F Anderson vice president of the International Association of Machinists calls the railroad labor board wage reductions for shop crafts workers the most unjust ever and says members will vote on a strike. Ballots go out within three days.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
J. F. Anderson
International Association of Machinists
Anderson
Macinists’ Union
Sunday Visitors and Local Gleanings in White Hall
White Hall notes list Sunday visits from Rev. and Mrs. Davis Pleasan ton to Charles Pratt and family. Athens residents Earl Ator and Anna Grace visited Me. and Mrs. Charles Dailey. G. E. Tribe and family called on Will Cameron of Athens. Herbert Moore and two children visited Mrs. A. Dent of Athens. Attendees from here joined Decoration Day exercises at Bates. Ada H. Parker and Elmer of Hebbardsville and Ray Moore and wife of Athens visited C. S. Moore and family. Will Fleck and children of Nelsonville stopped by Lawrence Braley and family. Isaac Kern, working in Portsmouth, visited his parents G. W. Kern and wife.
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Davis
Pleasanton
Charles Pratt
Earl
Ator
Anna Grace
Athens
Charles Dailey
G. E. Tribe
Will Cameron
Herbert Moore
A. ©. Dent
Bates
Ada H. Parker
Evon Elmer
Hebbardsville
Ray Moore
C. S. Moore
Will Fleck
Nelsonville
Lawrence Braley
Isaac Kern
Portsmouth
G. Wi. Kern
Senate Debate Turns on McCumber Bill Filibuster Charges
Washington June 6 Senator Pat Harrison Democrat Mississippi accused Republicans of filibustering against the McCumber bill to block its passage in a lively Senate exchange.
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Washington
Senate
Pat’’ Harrison
Mississippi
McCumber
Nash Brothers and Harris Neiman Case Ends With Tie Verdict
After over three days in Athens county common pleas court the Nash brothers of Nelsonville versus Harris and Neiman over a coal mine lease ended with a jury verdict of nothing to nothing no party awarded damages or judgments. The suit sought 7 947 60 and the counterclaim asked 9 800. No financial award resulted.
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Athens County
Gard
Nash Brothers
Harris and
Neman
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Alpha Delta Pi Dance
Dorothy Perkins
A. A. Atkinson
N. J. Wolfe
L. G. Worstell
John H. Preston
C. H. Harris
M. £. Twiss
F. W. Bush
Holepraf
14Utchinson
Stickney
Phi Delt
Edith Bethel
A. W. Barker
Central Avenue
Ellis Ballard
Philadelphia
Ezra
Helen Walker
West Washington Street
Ballard
Masonic Lodges
Walker
Masonic Temple
Glouster
William J. Huske
Arthur H. Day
S. R. Scott
G. A. Stauffer
Ottawa
National Republican Organization
Stauffer
International News Service
Senator Day
Marding
Daugherty
Frank B. Willis
Tate Lew
Bork
Senator-Elect Beverage
White Hall
S. Court St
Swanson Furniture Co. Music and Gift Shop
Copenhagen
Preston
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