Memorial Day Observed by Nelsonville K of P Section
Nelsonville K of P observed memorial day with morning services at First Presbyterian Church and a Cast Hall program in the afternoon. The program featured odes, selections by quartets, ritualistic services by lodge officers and Pythian Sisters, with Rev. Leon Arpee and Rev. Tifft participating.
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K. OF P
First Presbyterian
Castle Hall
Leon Arpee
Marvin Harbarger
John Krizer
S. H. Lancaster
Tifft
The
Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Social Guests Visit Granville Residents
Mr. and Mrs. H-S Heck and their son Joe of Granville hosted Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Howe. Miss Kate Newman visited Buckeye Lake Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Juniper entertained weekend guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Howard from Columbus.
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H-S. Heck
Joe
Granville
W. M. Howe
Kate Newman
Buckeye Lake
Cleveland visit features Weltzheimer and Hyde guest ties
Weltzheimer spends several days in Cleveland while Hubert Hyde of the Cincinnati College of Medicine visits his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyde. The gatherings highlight local academic ties and family connections in the region.
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Co, FE
Hubert Hyde
Cincinnati College of Medicine
Mrs
J. M. Hyde
Doctor heads to Canada for fishing trip
Dr. W. H. Cann has departed for a Canadian fishing journey and expects to be away four to six weeks. An Indian guide will explain Canada’s mysteries to the traveler.
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W. H. Cann
Canada
Whitlatchs Attend Ohio University Commencement
Mrs Walter Whitlatch and daughter Pauline return from Ravenswood West Virginia where Mrs Whitlatch’s parents Mr and Mrs R B Pickens traveled with them. Mr Pickens attends the Ohio University commencement in Athens where he graduated in 1876.
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Walter Whitlatch
Pauline
Ravenswood
W. Va
Dr. Welch Heads to Baltimore for Medical Meeting
Dr. C. E. Welch departed today for Baltimore Maryland to attend a medical conference and related professional engagements.
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C. E. Welch
Baltimore, Md
He Fooled Them With A Boot Safe In Yorks
A resident in Cleveland Yorks used an old boot as a safe to stash large sums after banks closed. He reasoned burglars would not suspect money in a boot and kept the contrivance as a secure cache.
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Cleveland
Yorks
Eng
Urglars
Omnibus Crash Prompted Jewelry Window Sign
An omnibus crashed into a jeweler's show window in London. The shop kept the odd scene alive with a sign stating they do not sell omnibuses and the one in the window yesterday was not for sale.
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London
Mrs Emma A Van Atta Dies in Columbus
Mrs Emma A Van Atta widow of the late Her Van Atta died at her daughter Florence Fulton’s home in Columbus Sunday morning. Funeral services will be held at Grace M. P. Church Tuesday June 12 at 9 a.m. Burial follows in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. She was the daughter of Wesley Young of Nelsonville. her husband was city engineer of Nelsonville.
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Columbus
Emma A. van Atta
Sand Run arrests after auto wreck and Johnson Hill incident
State officers Nash Baynham and others nabbed three Sand Run men after a wreck near Johnson Hill. Two were fined for drunkenness and one for carrying liquor in his car. At Little Greens Run seven men were caught at a dance, most fled with liquor, and heavy fines were imposed on those taken.
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Nash
Baynham
Johnson Hill
Little Greens Run
Needle Shuttle Club hostess entertains members
Mrs. Orland Gandee hosted the Needle Shuttle club Friday evening. Sewing occupied the group until a late hour when a luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs. Walter Howe, Mrs. Raymond Patton, and Miss Ethel Rosser.
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Needle Craft Club
Orland Gandee
Needle Shuttle Club
Walter Howe
Raymond Patton
Ethel Rosser
Sigrid Love and Edward Love Jr Head to Mayo Clinic
Miss Sigrid Love accompanies her brother Edward Love Jr to Rochester Minnesota where he will undergo treatment at the Mayo Brothers clinic. They left the city this morning.
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Sigrid Love
Edward Love Jr
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Eastern Star Meeting Notice for Eudora Chapter
Regular meeting of Eudora chapter O. E. S. Tuesday evening at 7 30. Refreshments will be served and a social time after the meeting.
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Eastern Star
Eudora Chapter
Mrs Patton Hosts Sunday Dinner With Guests
Mrs James Patton entertained at a twelve o'clock Sunday dinner her sister Mrs Edwin Johnson and two children of Wolfepit Kentucky.
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James Patton
Edwin Johnson
Wolfepit, Ky
First Dance of the Season at El Karnak Grotto
The El Karnak Grotto Club House hosts the season opening dance on Thursday June 14 at 8 PM. Restricted to Grotto members and their ladies, with music by the Shamrock Seven. a large crowd is anticipated as the new quarters are unveiled.
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El-Karnak Grotto
Grotto Grounds
Children’s Day Pageant Draws Nice Crowds at Methodist Church
A good attendance filled the Methodist church for the annual Children’s Day exercises. Four seasons on nature—butterflies, sunshine, clouds, and snow—were portrayed by boys and girls. The pageant was enjoyed by all, with credit given to those who drilled the children. Proceeds from the collection fund education for Methodist youth.
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Methodist Church
Bereans Hold Large Sunday Class with Orchestra
A Berean gathering Sunday drew 102 men present as a 15 piece orchestra provided the music. Special music is planned for next Sunday with instrumental and vocal pieces. The teacher promises a good lesson.
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Bereans
Davis and Huffman Head to Cruise DeLuxe Outing
Mrs S Davis and Mrs Ethel Huffman depart today with Midland Grocery for an annual outing. They travel by steamer Cruise DeLuxe from Cleveland to the Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls.
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S. Davis
Ethel Huffman
Midland Grocery Company
Cleveland
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
River facts state Niagara alone would take a million years
A historical note explains that at the current Niagara River flow it would take roughly a million years to fill the Pacific Ocean basin, illustrating the vast scale of ocean basins and river discharge.
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Pacific Ocean
Zemo advertised as eczema healer and antiseptic
From any druggist for 35c or $1.00 or large size, Zemo promises to remove eczema, stop itching, and heal skin troubles including sores burns wounds and chafing. It penetrates cleanses and soothes and is described as clean dependable and inexpensive. Try it, nothing else is as effective.
Alumni Day Highlights At Ewins Hall In 1920s Era
Alumni assembled for chapel exercises in Ewins Hall with reports on necrology auditing campaign and nominations. Officers elected include Skinner as president Ellis as VP Fenzel as treasurer and Williams as secretary. Class of 1923 presented by Dr Chubb and William Walsh spoke along with other alumni. A $590 gift to Chimes memorial funds was announced and a note on radium decay closes the report.
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Ewins Hall
Stella Lash
G. F E. McLaughlin
C. H. Bryson
Clark Williams
T. N. Hoover
B. O. Skinner
Hollie C. Ellis
W. H. Fenzel
C. FE. Williams
Chubb
Hoover
William Walsh
R. B. Pickens
Hall
William Elmer
Rowland Welch
Warren Clements
C. N. Mackinnon
Chimes
University
Gas Fight Won by Ohio and Pennsylvania
The United States Supreme Court today voided a West Virginia statute restricting natural gas draws by Pennsylvania and Ohio. The court held the law violated interstate commerce and was invalid, supporting the two states in their challenge.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Chinese president's fate in doubt amid Christian general crisis
Pekin is tense as quarrel over Christian generals and troops enforcing the president Li Yuan Hung's retirement dominates headlines. The diplomatic corps declares neutrality and no interference in China's internal affairs as the capital remains quiet under pressure.
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Pekin
Li Yuan Hung
In Memory of William H. Price
Memorial note marks one year since the death of William H. Price on June 11 1922 with a loving message of remembrance and affection.
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William H. Price
Oldfashioned sentiment recalls Mrs Price and daughter
A brief verse expresses heartache and longing for a vanished era. The note names Mrs Katherine Price and her daughter, signaling a personal memorial or tribute line.
Joint Ease For Burning Feet
A 1930s style ad claims burning feet come from small bone trouble in foot arches. It promotes Joint Ease, a stainless emollient, and Joint-Base rub for internal relief. Ends with price 60 cents and says buy from druggists.
Belt Line Detour Planned Around Columbus
The Columbus Belt Railway Co of Ohio asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to build a 22 mile detour from Norwich Township to Clintonville. The project carries an estimated cost of 11.9 million dollars. Chinese commit death by own action by taking a cupful of salt at one time.
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Washington
Columbus Belt Railway Co
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbus
Norwich Township
Clintonville
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Arpee Quartette
Elmer Bay
Ralph Parks
James Beard
Dane Burnell
Vrs. E
Jeese Alvis
N. H
Columbus Uohere
Austin Dean
John Hopkins
SOLU
Cole Eae
Brean
Zemo
Old Timers’’ of
Ohio U
Selon Forcelain
Sem Porcelain
Carpenter’s Stove Department
Cooking
Good Omnes Institute
Cooking School
Logan
Katherine Price
Cuticura
S Tomet
J. W. Gabriel
Logan High School
the Athens Messenger
R. B. Shives
Charlotte Seabey
Chicago University
Ethel Richardson
Buckingham Palace School of Cooking
England
Saratoga
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