Pi Beta Phi Fete Scenes at Union and Windsor Tea
The Pi Beta Phi annual commencement fairs opened with a 7 30 breakfast dance at the Union and a post breakfast at Windsor Tea Room. The Cookie Shine in the evening at Miss Bertha Brown s home drew 75 guests from chapter and visiting alumnae with mothers. Out of town mothers and alumnae from Detroit McKeesport Haverhill Columbus and Cincinnati attended along with local Athens residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Jnion
Windsor
Bertha Brown
Washington Street
Cookie Shine
Louis Humphrey
Hockingport
Virgene Henry Kaler
Detroit
Mich
Leo Gchaeffler
McKeesport
Granville Evans
Haverhill
Mass
Rupel Jones
Columbus
J. P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Gramay Ballinger
Cincinnati
Bernice School
Canton
Birthday Surprise for Thomas Littler in East Union
Friends and relatives gathered at Thomas Littler's East Union home on Sunday to celebrate his birthday with a surprise party. Attendees included J R Howe Charles Griffin Nelsonville Glen Patch Herb Littler James Littler of Roseville Robert Davidson Charles Young Logan James Thompson of Columbus Clyde Littler Hilber Littler Betty Jane Littler and Arthur Littler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Littler
East Union
J. R. Howe
Charles Griffin
Nelsonville
Glen Patch
Herb Littler
James
Roseville
Robert Davidson
Charles Young
Logan
James Thompson
Columbus
Clyde Littler
Hilber Littler
Betty Jane
Arthur Littler
Floyd
Miss Margaret Snow Returns From Columbus Visit
Miss Margaret Snow returned from Columbus where she spent the weekend as the house guest of Miss Alice Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snow
Columbus
Alice Jennings
Lowrys to Visit Columbus Relatives Before Homeward Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Lowry and children Betty and Dick of Gary Indiana will depart Tuesday for a short visit with Mrs. Lowry's sisters Mrs. Alice Stevens and Miss Iva Eddy in Columbus before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Lowry
Betty
Gary
Ind
B. F. Eddy
Grosvenor Street
Commencement Guests at Ohio University Event
Mr. Carl Tewksbury of Cleveland attends the alma mater exercises and visits Mrs. O R B Murphey at 216 East State Street. Also present are Dr and Mrs Emmett Murphey of Corning with their son Richard who earns an A B degree from Ohio University Class of 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tewksbury
Clevglands
O. RB. Murphey
East State Street
Murpheys
Emmett Murphey
Corning
Richard
Ohio University
Stewart Guests Arrive For Summer With Atkinsons
Mr and Mrs J W Stewart of Youngstown arrived Sunday evening to spend the summer with Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson at 26 Morris Avenue. Gertrude Atkinson accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stewart
Gertrude Atkinson
Youngstown
A. A. Atkinson
Morris Avenue
Crooks Visit Athens. Murphey Ill at East State Street
Mr and Mrs F I Crooks of Columbus drove to Athens Saturday and stayed over Sunday with Mr and Mrs O B Murphey at 216 East State Street. Mr Murphey is confined to his home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Crooks
Columbus
Athens
O. B. Murphey
East State Istreet
Murphey
Delta Pi delegates set for national convention trip
Mrs John R Hastings of Kenton, Miss Marzuela Richards and Miss Marie Hope of Athens left Sunday for Boston to attend the national Alpha Delta Pi convention. They will visit Washington Baltimore New York City and Montreal returning home July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hastings
Kenton
Marzuela Richards
Marie Hope
Athens
Boston
Mass
Alpha Delta Pi
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Wetherholt Family Visits Athens for Ohio University Commencement
Mr J P Wetherholt of Gallipolis with Miss Miriam Humphrey and Miss Christine Humphrey of Geneva drive to Athens on Sunday. Wetherholt stays until Monday with Mrs Wetherholt and their son Jack while the Humphreys remain for Ohio University commencement where their brother Madison Humphrey will graduate. Christine Humphrey is an OU alumna and Alpha Gamma Delta member. Dr W G Danford is a business visitor at St Anthony hospital in Columbus returning home tonight.
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J. P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Miriam Humphrey
Christine Humphrey
Geneva
Athens
Wetherholt
Jack
Humphrey
Ohio University
Madison Humphrey
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
W. G. Danford
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Postponed
The regular meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at the Presbyterian church has been moved from June 12 to Tuesday, June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Chase and Forrest family visit Athens guests of Hamiltons
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Chase and daughter Betty and Mrs. Worley Forrest of Rutland spent Sunday in Athens as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton at 200 West State Street.
Coe Couple Travel to Denver to Visit Son for Health
Mr and Mrs Ell Coe of Sand Run travel to Denver Colorado to see their son Earl who is there for his health. They expect to stay for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell Coe
Sand Run
Denver
Colorado
Earl
Prohibition Commissioner MacDonald Speaks at Sunday Union Service
State Prohibition Commissioner MacDonald of Columbus addressed a union service at the Methodist church in Glouster Sunday night. He urged support for enforcement of the prohibition law and warned that negligent officers should be removed. A Class Six Choir from the First M E church at Athens provided a fine musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
MacDonald
Columbus
Prohibition
Donahay
M. E
Athens
American club picnic scheduled at upcoming meeting
The notice states an American club picnic will be arranged at the forthcoming meeting, outlining that members should attend to finalize plans and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Club
Reuter and Goegiein Wed at Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Reuter and Louise Goegiein of Pomeroy were married Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian church manse conducted by Rev. Dr. A Y Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reuter
Louise Goegiein
Pomeroy
Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Miss Ordie Chalfant Marries Lawrence Robinson
Miss Ordie Chalfant of Athens became the bride of Lawrence Robinson of Akron at 9 this morning. The Rev. Dr. A Y Wilcox officiated at the manse on North College street. The couple will reside in Akron where Mr. Robinson works for the Firestone Rubber Company.
Hayman Family Vacation Visit to Morgantown
Prof and Mrs Lester Hayman and their daughter Alice Margaret visit Morgantown West Virginia for the summer vacation, staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hayman
Alice Margaret
Morgantown
W. Va
Harrisville alumna attends Ohfo university commencements
Miss Jessie Tresham of Harrisville West Virginia, an alumna of Ohfo University, arrives for the commence festivities and is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W Thomas Edmundson on South Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Tresham
Harrisville
W. Va
Ohfo University
W. Thomas Edmundson
South Court Street
Mackie Rehired as Kansas Wesleyan Coach
Mr. A B Mackie and his wife visited Chauncey after touring Salina. He has been rehired at Kansas Wesleyan University for two years with a substantial pay raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mackie
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Kansas
Mackie
Miss Catharine Clark Arrives for Summer Visit
Miss Catharine Clark of San Antonio, Texas arrives to spend the summer with her grandfather, E. B. Clarke, at 26 South College Street. The brief social note confirms she will join family at the residence this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Clark
San Antonio
Texas
E. B. Clarke
South College Street
Reevers Family Weekend in Columbus with Son Wilbur
Mr and Mrs A F Reevers spent the week end in Columbus visiting their son Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Reevers
Columbus
Wilbur
Clendenin Family Receives Youngstown Visitors
Dorothy Rita and Billie Clendenin of Youngstown arrived Saturday for a several weeks visit with their grandparents Mr and Mrs V W Clendenin at 7 Walker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Rita
Billie Clendenin
Youngstown
Vv. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
Messen er misprint folds in Treasury sales report
In Sundays issue the makeup man printed an article intended for another column in the Glouster news about Postmaster Jacksons sales of Treasury Certificates for May. No attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messener
Glouster News
Jackson
Treasury
Certain-teed Paint Offers Quality on Small Budget
It pays to buy Certain-teed paints with low cost and solid protection. One quart of Certainteed Screen Paint coats eight screens twice for two years of rot and rust defense. One gallon of Porch and Deck Paint protects a 30 by 10 foot porch with two coats. Visit us to estimate paint costs for any project.
Glouster Post Office Certs Sales Reported For June
The article notes total monthly sales were lower than estimates by Postmaster Hambel of Glouster. It states that for the first ten days of June certificates at the Glouster office totaled 7052.00 dollars.
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Hambel of
Glouster
Funeral Procession for I. B. Shepard Moves from Cambridge
The funeral party escorting the remains of I. B. Shepard from Cambridge to Burr Oak for interment this week included Mrs. Shepard, Mr and Mrs John Shepard and five children, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Shepard with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Shepard
Cambridge
Burr Oak
Local Travelers Return From Washington
Mr and Mrs Clyde Price Mr and Mrs L E Richardson G J Richardson and William James Jr returned Sunday from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Price
L. E. Richardson
G. J. Richardson
William James Jr
Washington
Mrs Matthews Guest of Local Matthews Family
Mrs. E. B. Matthews Sr. of Jackson spent several days here as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Matthews Jr. in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Matthews, Sr
Jackson
E. B. Matthews Jr
Nelsonville visitors host Haw family over Sunday
Mrs Harold Mechem and two children of Nelsonville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs B W Haw. Mr and Mrs Tom NcAllister are parents of a daughter born Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mechem
Nelsonville
B. W. Haw
Tom NcAllister
Satur
River pollution taints East Bridge and surrounding areas
After freeing the dumping grounds at Herrold's mill, authorities should also address odor and contamination along the East Bridge and eastern riverfront. Garbazee and decayed material have been deposited at several points, turning the river into a dangerous swimming area and raising health concerns for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrold’s Mill
East Bridge
Nelsonville Streets Routinely Rough For Drivers
Citizens note Nelsonville’s main thoroughfares are badly in need of resurfacing making travel through the town hazardous. The writer also suggests inspecting neighboring Athens streets for comparison.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Remembering the Dead at Greenlawn Cemetery
As graveside paths glow with flowers and shrubs, Greenlawn cemetery near Nelsonville becomes a living bloom garden in memory of those laid to rest, with visitors tending plants and reflecting on the departed.
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Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Dangers Near Scott's Creek Falls Warn Visitors
In Hocking County a falls south of Logan draws many picnickers each year. A dangerous undertow whirlpool lies just above the falls. A warning sign notes four deaths at the site while an arrow on a nearby fence points to funeral director C. Yocum.
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Hocking County
Logan
Scott's Creek
C. Yocum
Rubbish Receptacles Attract Night Pedestrians In Athens
Street corners in Athens have new rubbish receptacles that seem to serve tired pedestrians. On Saturday night two or three individuals were seen draped around each one, apparently taking a rest.
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Athens
Arrest author of death note shocks Youngstown
Police announce a suspect detained with the writer of the death notes and another suspect in the case of a mutilated body found by Hubbard Road. They discard jealousy and pursue a theory that Miss Drachmann was killed by a rejected suitor, seeking those she knew intimately.
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Youngstown, CO
Hubbard Road
Hubard Road
Miss Drachmann
Hamden social notes highlight local visits
Miss Mary Dobbins of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stanton in Hamden. Tom Newman returned to Columbus after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Newman. William Craig and sons Derrel and George of Greendale visited relatives here over the weekend. Miss Linda Arnett came from Columbus after staying with her sister Mrs. Ray Cox. Mrs. C L Sunnafrank and daughter Martha visited Wellston on Saturday.
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Butcher
Lucile
George Jack
Alice Brandeberry
Tom Littler
Harley and
Clarence
Athens
Mary Dobbins
Jackson
W. E. Stanton
Tom Newman
Columbus
Mrs
John Newman
William Craig
Derrel and
George
Greendale
Linda Arnett
Ray Cox
C. L. Sunnafrank
Martha
Wellston
Mrs. Bushong Told to Relocate Animals or Face Punishment
Columbus woman Mrs. Mary Bushong faced a Juvenile Court ruling over alleged neglect of her four children aged 16 months to 10 years. Judge Bostwick ordered her to dispose of some pets or improve the home. she was warned she could spend a year in the workhouse.
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Mary Bushong
Columbus
Bostwick
Bushong
Lease Rentals A Problem At Ohio University
Report on Ohio University finances by state examiners C F Miller and C E Tilton covers December 1921 to April 1923. It notes leases of the law grant are hard to collect as original holders die or transfer without the treasurer’s notice. Examiners urge leaseholders to exchange leases for university deeds to ease treasury work. Treasurer George Parks adds that deeds would reduce university administrative effort.
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Ohio University
C. F. Miller
C. E. Tilton
Ohio University Law Grant
George Parks
University Treasury
Tight liquor lid to be clamped at lake ports
Cleveland June 11 Collector of Customs W B Gongwer said Washington orders enforcing the supreme court dry ship ruling will tighten enforcement at lake ports. Canadian ships entering U S ports will be searched for contraband and any liquor found will lead to arrest of the captain and seizure of the vessel. Additional inspectors will be placed on duty at Ohio ports to carry out the orders.
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Cleveland
W. B. Gongwer
Washington
Supreme Court
American
Ohio
Albany Milling Plant Installs New Flour Machinery
Haydenville, Ohio, a busy village, sees smoke from the Albany Milling Company as it installs a complete set of new machinery for flour and cereal foods production.
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Albany Miling Company
Ohio University to award diplomas to over 400 graduates
Tuesday night the university will close the current school year with a formal diploma and degree presentation for more than 400 graduates who have completed their programs at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Coal operators suspend activity in central Pennsylvania field
About 300 coal operators in the central Pennsylvania field suspend business as demand remains dull and prices fall. Best coal grades sell for 2.75 to 3.36, with prices around production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Central Pennsylvania
Local visitors from Wellston and Chillicothe noted
Howard Ankrom of Wellston was a Hamden visitor Friday. Mrs C L Sunnafrank and son Clifford Jr will visit relatives in Chillicothe on Saturday for several days. Ralph Martindill of Welston was a visitor here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ankrom
Wellston
C. L. Sunnafrank
Clifford Jr
Chillicothe
Ralph Martindill of
Welston
Bryan Caasill Visits Columbus Family
Bryan Caasill employed in Columbus is spending several days with his family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Caasill
Columbus
Old timer wanders from Lima infirmary barefooted
William Burr, a 70 year old inmate of the county infirmary, left his bed barefooted and wandered away. A search by authorities has failed to locate the elderly man.
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Lima
William Burr
Feather Fans Blend Ostrich Plumes with Glyceride Resin
A brief note describes decorative feather fans using ostrich plumes combined with a glyceride resin mix for lightweight, decorative purposes and observed quality in early smallcraft craft.
War on bootleg ball pools widens in Ohio
Medina police report arrest of George H. Aunx in Sharon, turned over to Wayne County authorities on charges tied to gambling and counterfeit checks. Chief Lanker says investigation links Aunx to bootleg ticket sales across several counties and notes efforts to curb contagion of illegal gambling.
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Medina
George H.aunx
Sharon
Wayne County
Lanker
Aunxt
Hocking County Officials Inspect Road Segment
County commissioners surveyed the Murray to Nelsonville road seeking repairs. They noted the route carries substantial traffic and few alternative lateral roads exist for local use.
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Hocking County
Murray
Nelsonville
Sundey Creek bridge crossing praised as smooth sample
New crossing over the traction line at Sundey Creek bridge is described as a model of a good crossing. Motorists can pass over it with a smooth glide and no jar.
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Sundey Creek Bridge
Cabbage Growers Consider Federated Marketing Link
Cabbage growers of Sandusky and nearby counties form an association to market their crop cooperatively and weigh joining the Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers Incorporation for selling decisions.
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Sandusky, C
Sandusky
Federated
Carriage of Charlies X of France at Versailles Costs High
The carriage of Charlies X of France, housed in the Trianon at Versailles, incurred expenses exceeding $200,000, reflecting its historical value and preservation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies X
France
Trianon
Versailles
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G. W. Davies
Carpenter Hardware Co
Lostro Auto Sales
Joe Wemmier
Jacksonville
Floyd McCutcheon
I. E. Mickle
Maplewood Drive
Parker Bros
the Cable Hardware Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
U. S. Dirigible
U. S
Lakehurst
N. J
Hamden
By the
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Haydenville
Lima, CO
Two Guns
Black Feet
Montana
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Ole Higley
Jane Montgomery
K. of
P. Hall
O’brien’s Orchestra
Thomas BR. Sheridan
Coolville Ridge Road
Rosa Sheridan
Mr. Mooney
Parker
Lash
G. W. Erskine
Evangelist Erskine
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