Phi Mu Honors Graduating Members At Sunday Breakfast
Phi Mu entertained three graduating members Miss Hazel Grittner Miss Grace Dorst and Miss Helen Dorst at a Sunday breakfast at the Jonquil tea room. Papers weights and ship favors were given to the graduates and remarks were offered by chapter members. A senior farewell service followed at the sorority house 69 West State Street.
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Phi Mu
Hazel Grittner
Grace Dorst
Helen Dorst
Jonquil
Mildred Bremer
Mary Bird
Virginia McIntosh
Jane Jones
West State Street
Virginia Huffman
Chicago
John Whittle
Marjorie Neff
Youngstown
Old Costumes Shown In Preston Window Preview
An exhibit of pre Civil War costumes is in Preston's store window as part of the MccGuffey Readers Revue fundraiser for the graduate scholarship program. Loans come from Mrs. J L Henry Mrs E W Chubb Mrs George Putnam and others.
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Preston
MccGuffey
American Association of University Women
J. L. Henry
E. W. Chubb
George Putnam
R. R. Hughes
Charles Henry
J. Cc. Gillett
Athens County
Vintage textiles and an 1849 Columbus ad on display
The exhibit features a three cornered black silk shoulder cape loaned by Mrs Hut chinson, two shawls, a white silk shawl embroidered by hand from 1860 loaned by Mrs Halley Woods, and a cashmere Paisley shawl loaned by Mrs C H Horn. John Preston adds an 1849 Columbus newspaper advertisement for L I Preston store, from his grandfather.
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McGuffey
Felstead Wins Derby Before Large Crowd at Epsom
Felstead owned by Sir Hugo Cunliffe Owen won the 148th Derby at Epsom in front of King George and Queen Mary among about 509000 spectators. Laurence Philip's Lamingo finished second and Black Watch, owned by L Newman, placed third as nineteen horses started.
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Epsom Downs
England
Hugo Cunliffe Owen
King George
Queen Mary
Laurence Philip
L. Newman
Black Watch
Juror Award Upheld in Elevator Injury Case
Joseph A. Spitzig will receive 12 500 from Cuyahoga County commissioners for injuries from an elevator accident while serving as a juror. The Supreme Court sustained the common pleas court ruling and reversed the county court of appeals.
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Columbus
U.P
Joseph A. Spitzig
Cuyahoga County
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
State officers file candidacy through petitions in Ohio race
Columbus June 6 Two current state officials declared for August primaries Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall of Zanesville sought the Republican short term Senate nomination to fill the late Rank B Willis seat State Auditor Joseph T Tracy of Columbus sought Republican renomination for auditor Marshall, serving his second term since 1920, faced Col Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland as an announced opponent Congressman Theodore E Burton may decide within a day or two
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U.R
Carrington T. Marshall
Zanesville
United States
Rank B. Willis
Joseph T. Tracy
Marshall
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Judge Marshall
Cabinet member Hubert Work attends Hoover campaign in Kansas City
The first cabinet member to appear at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City is Interior Secretary Hubert Work, a strong Hoover supporter. He is pictured with James W. Good of Chicago, national manager of the Hoover-for-president drive, at Hoover headquarters.
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Coolidar
Kansas City
Hubert Work
Interior
Commerce Hoover
Work
James W. Good
Chicago
Hoover
Athens teachers plan summer study at multiple universities
Plan to study in various institutions across the country has been made by many teachers of Athens high school. Taking graduate courses will occupy most of the time during the summer vacation. Several teachers will attend Columbia Clark University University of Michigan University of Chicago Ohio State University Ohio University.
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Athens High School
Mary Connett
Carl Roberts
O. L. Wood
Columbia University
Lois Keller
Clark University
Nelle Pickering
University of Michigan
Cora Wailey
Ruth Giesen
University of Chicago
A. G. Hateh
Ohio State University
Edna Zick
Misa Irene Blaettner
FF. W. Springer
Ohio University
Local Races Narrow as Candidates Enter Field
The piece notes Chief Justice Hugh Nichols seeking re election as a Democrat. Marshall won a second term in 1926 and has four years left. Tracy leads the Republican auditor field, finishing his second term since 1920 and 1924. Gilbert Bettman filed late for the GOP attorney general nomination, a former Cincinnati attorney and ex vice mayor and past state American Legion commander.
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Hugh Nichols
Marshall
Tracy
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Bettman
American Legion
Three Drown in Dam Break at Big Pine
In Big Pine California floodwaters surged after a landslide dam burst. A man and a boy clung to an automobile as torrent swept the canyon and Owens valley. parts of the car were recovered but no bodies. A third person, a man, was camping in the canyon when the flood hit. Little property damage reported.
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Big Pine
Calif
UPR
Big Pine Creek
Owens Valley
Seek Removal of American Forces in Tientsin
A report from Washington says a note to Shanghai consul-general Edwin S. Cunningham from Wyntz King Shanghai commissioner for foreign affairs requests evacuation of American Marines from Tientsin China. The U.S. then had about 3800 Marines in Tientsin and the note replies to a friendly warning from Minister MacMurray May 18.
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Washington
U.P
Tientsin
China
Edwin S. Cunningham
Shanghai
Wyntz King
United States
MacMurray
Brush and Grass Fires Rage in Yolo County
Sacramento June 6 fires in Yolo county of the Sacramento valley remained out of control though nearby towns were reported safe. Hundreds of volunteers and state officers fought for four hours saving Dunnigan. About 20600 acres burned with damage estimated near a million dollars.
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Yolo County
Sacramento Valley
Dunnigan
Miners Willing to Return as Wage Talks Begin
Representatives of miners from four Ball and River Coal mines met company officials in Dellair e to discuss a return to work. The 1917 wage case based on five dollars per day would be paid if enough workers resume, allowing mines to reopen.
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Dellaire
Ball and River Coal Company
Rail and River Concern
Film Tells Story Of Press Workers
Hollywood June 6 sixty Southern California newspaper publishers editors and their wives previewed the film Telling the World at MGM studios and United Press studios. They posed before cameras and dined. The film follows a United Press correspondent in the Orient and portrays how news is gathered and shared by the press association.
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Hollywood
Medro Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
United Press Associations
United Press
Orient
Press Association
Mr. Chatley To Speak At Orange Woodmen Services
Annual memorial services of the Orange Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America will be held in the Orange Christian church next Sunday at 2 pm with Rev. M. K. Chatley of Athens delivering the address. He will also speak at the 10:30 am morning service. A basket dinner will be served at noon on the church lawn as part of the homecoming gathering expected to draw former residents from Meigs and Athens counties.
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Orange Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Christian Church
Orange
M. KB. Chatley
Athens
Woodmen
Meigs
Athena
Chatley
Orange Church
Pierce Offers Cedar Island Lodge as Summer White House
Clay Arthur Pierce administrator of Henry Clay Pierce's estate, a New Yorker, tendered Cedar Island Lodge as a summer White House to President Coolidge.
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Clay Arthur Pierce
Henry Clay Pierce
President Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Pierce
New Yorker
Leaders in China plan to divide district authority
As Peking falls to Nationalist troops, Nanking leaders outline a new national framework. The plan envisions six regional districts under central council, with Manchuria included if Chang Tso Lin withdraws from politics. General Tuan Yung Chuan arrives in Peking to meet legations and safeguard foreign property.
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China
Chiang Kai Shek
Nanking
Manchuria
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Speed Cop and Constable Injured in Odd Collision
In Ironton on June 6 Walter G. Hahn county speed cop and Forrest Dalton Coal Grove constable were injured during an unusual crash. Hahn had halted a speeding driver and was recording the license when a car pursued by Dalton struck the stopped vehicle.
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Ironton
Walter G. Hahn
Forrest Dalton
Coal Grove
Hahn
Dalton
Homer Evans Former State Rep and Bank Leader Dies
Homer C. Evans former state representative and longtime director of the State Farm Bureau federation died at his Jackson home. He was also vice-president of the First National Bank of Jackson.
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Jackson
Homer C. Evans
State Farm Bureau Federation
First National Bank of
Hoover Gains Delegates as Convention Fight Heats Up
Herbert Hoover picks up twenty two delegates through contested seating by the Republican national committee. Hoover backers cling to a future nomination or a possible drafting of Coolidge. Morris Minnesota and North Dakota farmers plan motorcades to Kansas City to press for relief in the platform. William H Hill says Hoover will carry the fokelan vote in New York and other states. Democrats in Indiana vow to back Alfred E Smith with Wollen as second choice. Illinois Democrats consider Lewis G Stevenson as Smith's running mate. A United Press survey of Washington correspondents favors Hoover on the first ballot. Florida delegates total sixteen for the Democratic convention.
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Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Coolidge
Morris
Minn
North Dakota
Kansas City
William H. Hill
New York State
Hoover Committee
Indiana
Alfred E. Smith
Wollen
Indianapolis
Chang Tso Lin reportedly weakening after train bombing
Mukden China June 6 Chang Tso Lin warlord who was injured when a bomb wrecked his special train Monday was reported weakening though he told medical advisers he felt well.
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Mukden
China
Chang Tso Lin
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