Third Annual Convention of Business Women's Clubs
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 40 000 members strong, prepares for its third annual convention in Cleveland Ohio July 18 to 22. About 800 delegates will attend with leaders including Mrs Lena Lake Forrest Miss Lotaton and Ruth Rich. The federation lists 300 clubs nationwide and 75 percent female membership required for clubs to join.
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Business Women’s Clubs
National
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Cleveland
Ohio
Alice Butler
Cleveland Club
National Federation
Lena Lake Forrest
Detroit
Mich
Peng
Lota — Ton
New Mexico
Mary Ste
Washington
University of Man
Ruth Rich
Tecksonville
Gratia L. Rice
Bridgeport
Conn
Mary Stewart
Dine Alice Butler
Mise Lota Kelly
Daily Market News Roundup Sees Mixed Oil Stock Quotes
A fragmented list shows several oil and gas stocks with varied price changes. Major names include Ohio on Erie, Pierce Oil, Standard of California, Standard of New Jersey, Midwest Refining, Intercontinental Petroleum, Sinclair, and Texas Company with modest gains and losses.
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Minois
Ohio
Mexican oil shares gain on treaty talks with U S
In New York on June 10 Mexican oil stocks firmed after reports Mexico may sign a treaty with the United States under certain conditions. Mexican Petroleum opened at 140, gaining three quarters and adding another three quarters. Pan American rose to 63 1/2 percent. Pacific Oil eased after dividend news. Crucible rose after an early dip. Steel Common traded around 77 as the market held firm through the morning.
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New York
Wall Street
Mexico
Pacific Oil
Crucible
Chicago Produce Prices Include Butter-Creamery and Eggs
Chicago market notes list butter creamery 30c per pound, standards 25 20c, firsts 80c, seconds 20 24c. Eggs ordinaries 20 21c, firsts 20 21c. Cheese twins 14%c, Young Américas 14% 1bc. Live poultry 28¢.
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Chicago
Young Américas
Grain Prices and Cash Quotations Previewed
Toledo grain markets show bids around 1.56 for July and 1.30 for Se Seer past No 3 yellow with oats at 41 42 cents No 2 white. Rye 45 cents Barley cash No 2. Cloverseed and timothy prices listed with various months and large tonnages noted in futures and cash terms.
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Toledo
Timothy
Igi Oann
Sike
Utter Aig
Cincinnati Produce Discrepancy Sparks Trade Talk
Odd lot notes show prices for esqs le higher and extra firsts at $2 with 20 percent Sci tats and 21c ordinary goods. market chatter suggests shifting demand in Cincinnati produce trades.
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Cincinnati
Esqs
Live Stock Market Prices Update For Cattle And Veal
Livestock report shows cattle prices steady with steer values around 3.60 to 9.00, veal calves at 11.00, and common cattle near 8.00. Sheep market lower with prime sheep around 8.00 to 8.26 and medium grades 8.65 to 8.75, hides and rough stock noted. stags 4.00 to 4.50.
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Segments
Market slows in the west with steer prices around 7.50 to 8.50. Packers and feeders report steady to lower demand and extra charges noted. Sheep and lamb figures show weakness with lower quotes and small extra adjustments.
Market Prices and Livestock Quotes Reported
Prices for hogs and cattle show mixed activity with bids and values listed. Cattle and calf quotes include steers at 4.25, cows around 4.25, calves near 5.00, while hogs trade around 7.00 with lighter demand. Sheep and lambs appear at 5.50 for lambs and ewes 2.00 to 5.00, with total receipts about 10,000.
Farm Bureau to discuss coal contracts at Chicago meeting
The American Farm Bureau Federation secretaries from West Virginia and other mine states will meet in Chicago on Monday to consider plans for placing contracts for millions of tons of coal. Cooperative coal purchases have been under study by the federation for some time. Attending will be secretaries from Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Farm Bureau
Chicago
West Virginia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
North
South Dakotas
Athens Public Schools to Admit Sixty Eighth Graders to High School
Superintendent C E Stailey announced that sixty eighth grade pupils are being prepared for high school next year after receiving entrance certificates. Central Building and East Side Building lists include numerous students from Harold William Pritchard to Ber tine Wooley with many others named. Training school participants also listed among those certificates.
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C. E. Stailey
Athens Public Schools
Harold William Pritchard
Darrell Russell Johnson
Marian Williams Coe
Thelma Alvira Bangman
Delia Almeda Radford
Elsie Helen Hall
Clarice Bernadette Bardin
Edith Frances Strickland
E. Franklin Stedman
Warren Nichols Graham
Clifford Thomas Hayes
Marjorie Mae France
Edith Merle Mingus
Boyd Hudson Pritchard
Dollie Eva Cunningham
John Smith Algeo
Jennie Henriette Moore
Helen Lucile Baughman
Darrell Dolfe
John Marvin ‘Maxwell
Harold Johnston Bennett
Willard “Vernett Kelly
Laurene Catherina Shields
Clinton Horn
Clarence Dailey
Robert Clark
Vianna Roush
Marcia Scott
Violet Scott
Maycle Pruden
Bur‘mull McKinsey
Alice Burke
Edith Cranmer
Yvonne Mahaffey
Cecile Templin
Pauline Swanson
Henry Garrett
Gladys Gardiner
Paul Hottel
Wilma Nelle Lostre
Jack Quest
John Siigley
Floranne Schneider
Frances Saunders
Bertine Wooley
Mildred Webb
Bootlegger Trusts Backed by Big Finances Revealed
Wayne F P Wheeler counsel for the anti saloon league testified before the house rules committee that large bootlegging trusts with substantial financial backing operate across several cities. He described organized crime style networks enabling illegal liquor distribution.
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Washington
Junia
Wayne FP. Twheeler
Anti-Saloon League
House Rules Committee
Police siege prompts new shields in Toledo
Ready for War Toledo district reports Chief Hart will order steel shields and stink bombs after Edward Kelly went on a three hour siege Thursday killing two patrolmen.
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Toledo
Edward Kelly
Maniac
H Rt
Price rules four year term for Ohio county auditors
In Columbus on June 10 Attorney General Price ruled that the law extending county auditor terms to four years makes new commissions and new bonds unnecessary for current auditors. This interpretation affects ongoing terms and compliance requirements for the officeholders.
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Columbus
Price
Logan Cla s Picnic And Farm Outing Highlights
Mrs Albert Turners class of the Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at the water works on Thursday. Boys aged 12 to 15 had a good time while members of the Kings Heralds group led by Mrs William Wetherill attended a service and breakfast on the Daugherty farm near Logan before returning.
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Cla&s
Albert Turner
Methodist Sunday School
Water Works
King’s Heralds
William Wetherill
Daugherty
Logan
Athens High Commencement Closes School Week
The Athens high school senior class holds graduation at First Methodist Church with Mr Geoffrey F Morgan delivering the address on patriotism and peace. The ceremony features student music, a class presentation by Principal Russell H Rap and diplomas awarded by Superintendent C. Benediction by Rev E D Murel.
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Athens High School
First Methodiat Church
Fearis Girl's Glee Club
Dessvcres Orchestra
Strauss
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Julia Porter
Margaret Merwin
School Work Attracts Attention In Athens Displays
Athens high school displays in the eenner and Cline windows draw big interest with spring frocks of organdy and other summer fabrics. Zenner window shows stylish outfits and dresses with charm, while Cline features a handwork display with each item labeled by its artisan.
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Athens High School
Trial Delay Delays Loviner Liquor Charge Proceedings
The trial of John Loviner of 18 Mc Kinley avenue on a charge of manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquors was postponed from nine in the morning to late afternoon. Loviner will be tried before Justice of the Peace Helwig after entering a not guilty plea at arraignment.
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John Loviner
McKinley Avenue
Loviner
Justice of the Peace
Helwig
Marriage License Filed for John Lowe and Ina Pierce
John M. Lowe and Ina Pierce of Athens filed a marriage license. The couple plans to wed shortly in the Athens area.
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John M. Lowe
Ens Ml. D
Ina Pierce
Athens
Special train carries Ohio University graduates home
A Friday exodus of Ohio University students ended final examinations as hundreds packed trunks and moved through the station. A special train was needed to transport students to Columbus, while more seniors remained for commencement week than in previous years.
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Special Train Force University
Ohio University
Columbus
Ruth Homers for Seventeenth as Yankees Beat Indians
Babe Ruth hit his 17th homer of the season in the third inning against the Cleveland Indians. No runners were aboard when the blast cleared the stands.
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Babe Homes
New York
the Ruth
Cleveland Indians
Masons Initiate Large Class at York Lodge
Columbus report claims a new initiation record for York lodge Masons as a large class began at 4 a m Friday.
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Columbus
York Lodge
Masonic
Ohio peach crop at ten percent of normal due to spring freeze
Ohio's peach crop will total about ten percent of normal after a spring freeze damaged trees. Federal statistician C. J. West estimated the impact today in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Federai Ae
Orders for unconditional release of I. W. W. prisoners
Federal authorities announced that orders for unconditional release of I. W. W. prisoners, largely from Kansas and now serving terms at Leavenworth, were received by Fred Robertson, U S district attorney for Kansas, from Attorney General Daugherty today.
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REDS
Kansas City
Kansas
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Fred Robertson
Daugherty
Orators on Tonight At Ohio University Contest
The annual oratorical contest at Ohio University will be held tonight at Music Hall starting at 8 oclock. Five contestants will vie for the title in what is described as one of the hottest and best prepared events in university history.
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Ohio University
Music Hall
Columbus Boy Scouts to Cycle to Washington for Educational Tour
Fourteen Columbus Troop 60 scouts plan a July 18 bicycle journey from Columbus to Washington to meet President Harding and tour the capitol as part of an educational project. A pneumatic hammer has been designed for breaking pig iron and castings for remelting.
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Harding Columbus
Columbus
Rail Time Card for Athena to Athens Schedule
Daily time card lists trains from Athena and Athens with departure times 6:43 am 9:59 am 2:03 pm 11:41 pm 4:87 pm and 8:15 pm. Numbers 1 8 56 2 4 6 indicate train services.
Hocking Valley Train Schedule Fragments
Daily trains listed with departures and arrivals between Athens and AFBeRe. No. 38 departs 6:00 am bound north, No. 85 from Athens around 1 pm, No. 30 arriving at 11:00 am, No. 82 and No. 34 also noted with 8:15 pm arrival.
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Hocking Valley
Afbere
Athens
Notice of Probate Appointment for James A. Palmer
Local notice states James A. Palmer has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph C. Hibbard, deceased in Athens County. Probate Judge M. Jore signs the order dated June 8, acknowledging the county designation and appointment.
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James A. Palmer
Joseph C. Hibbard
Athens County
M. Jore
Administrator's Sale of Described Real Estate in Ohio
Auction to be held under an order of the state court of Athens County. Property described as a tract in Ohio near Rome Township, starting 86 chains north of section 36 corner, with lines 30 chains, 6 chains, and 16.30 chains, beginning at a marked point. Sale date and exact premisses noted in the order.
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State Court
Anene County
Ieee” ‘Devecribee
Athens
State
Ohio
Rome
Reed Will Take Me Ton House Legal Notice
A damaged notice fragment mentions Reed and a legal action set for a disputed property or deed. Details are unreadable, but the item signals a formal filing requiring affected parties to respond or appear on a specified date. The fragment hints at a time reference around three and potential docket numbers.
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Reed
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Pero
Athens Trucking CO
Wiseman and Pickens
Josten’s Cigar Store
Hl. T. Peulilips Real Estate and Insurance
Cline Building
Board of Education
Carbondale
Sanford White
Moler Auto
Blacksmth Shop Co
A. Adams
Noll Wagon Co
Sistersville
W. Va
Sutton
Canaanville
Kelley
Hereford
John McCoy
Bank OF Athens
N. A
Chauncey
W. S. Harvey
John Gilbert D
Oakdale
E. M. Noon
Franklin Avenue
Rardin Bros
Broadwell
Mary Musgrave
Ae Miller
Chase
EF. Carbaugh
Albany
R. D
Flying Field
Lew l Chase
Herrold’s Mill Iy Union
Messenger Office
W. Ze
H D. Townsend
Niece Motor Co
State Street
Lizzie Branham
Burns Branham
Griffith
A. Clifton
Nuline Hocking
Griffith Roots
Cline
Athens Chick Hatchery
Social. Affairs
Union
Nville Cash Store
J. A. Isselstein
W. A. Matheny
al Variever
L. W. Connett & Sons
Mi Fems
6Th St
N. W. Ton
Ars Ros
Ilmington
Satiata Bom
John F.” Butts
Thens
Gallipolis
Robert Hawk
the Plains
Irginia Crippen
Mill Street
H. S. Sayers
Buchtel
Victor No 8
Wheaton How. Co
C. B. Wilson
West Washington St
Athens, D
Carpenter Hardware Company
United States
Rardin Brothers
Ford
P. O. Box
Bright Girl
Security Savings Bank
Elliott
Person
Congress St
Automobile and Accessories
Fordight
Carpenter Street
H. Cotner
Athens County Buick Company
Guthrie Auto Sales Company
H. White Motor Compay
New
Lexington
Bell Phone
Lottridge
Guy Davis
Frost
John Gabriel Jr
B. Carpenter
McCune
Oakland
Maxwell
Buick
McCune Tire and Accessory Company
W. Union Street
Palmer Street
All American Tire and Rubber Co
Til
Albany High School
State Road
Johnson
J. C. Glover
Care Athens Messenger
Nelsonville
Robinson & Landis
National Bank Bldg
Porter Schively
Onia
J. C. Hewitt
Happy Bill
Henrys
John Rhorick
Hugh Meighen
Logan Book and News Stand
Wigwam
Fred Schmidt
Sachem
Prima
Neem
Mayme Keplar
Ron
Connett Church
Deanville School House
Eve
Robt
C.rayner
Kent
West
Columbus Street
Hocking
Circle of Ye
Runion
Bell
John Wilson
Daily Market News
N. Y. Curb
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CAM
Os & Ms
S. Atchison
Balewin Guba
Entral
Pbs Nokor
Electric Operncsee
Ea Btim Co
General Motion
Intex
Republic
Midvale
S. Nevada Co
New York Centre
New Haven
Norfolk & Weste
Northern Pacific
el OU
Nsy Orevere Railway Steel Moutkers
Rock Island
Sinclair Oil
Studebaker
Superior Steel Texas Co
Tobacco
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland Goodrich
Southern Paci Okla
P. & Rey Consolidate States
Transcontinenta Chandler
American Loco American Woolifers Packens
American Sugar
General Electric Western Union U. S. Rubber
Eeeeteneses
Ff Eerereere Etewer
Daily Grain Review
Chicago Board of Trade
Indiana Parts Company
Eclipse Visor Division
Richmond
National Detective Agency
Youngstown O
Glouster
Steen
Dixty
Morgan
Baltimore & Oio Nixta
Foster & W1 Attorneys
J. D. Haskins
The
Kerr Hardware Co
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