Brilliant School of Music concert at Ohio University
A major School of Music program at Ohio University will be performed Tuesday evening June 14 at 8 oclock in the College auditorium with free admission. The program features local favorites including Gramay Ballinger Nora Altwater and Olive McFarland with works by Kreisler Chopin Grieg and Saint-Saens among others.
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School of Music
Ohio University
College
Deshler Hotel
Washington
Birthda
Gramay Ballinger
Nora Altwater
A. 8
Annabel
Alexander
Sevilla
Dessauer
Love
Echo
Newton Helen Bowles
Kreisler
Oramay Ballinger
Bdomal Peet
Mascheron
Alice Stevenson
Fiano
Eo Grie
Eves Grieg
Mr C M Pierce Celebrates 73rd Birthday At Pleasanton Farm
Family and grandchildren gathered at 1h Poplar Avenue to honor Civil War veteran and retired farmer Mr C M Pierce turning 73. They presented him a wicker rocker with a built in paper rack for The Daily Messenger and shared a noonday feast in his orchard.
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C. M. Pierce
Poplar Avenue
C.M. Pierce
Pleasanton
Pierce
Daily Messenger
E. A. Moore
Newark
Jesse Pierce
Dernard
Floyd
Foster
Fahye Pierce
Lloyd
Helen Pleasaniton
B. A. Pierce
Dwight of Starr
Stella
Kathaleen
Cora Pierce Athens
Elegant East Union dinner honors Alpha Sigma Alpha
Mrs. Ralph P. Jennings hosted a dinner party Saturday for Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority at her East Union street home. Tables featured daisies and golden rod with yellow and white motifs. 22 guests included active members, pledges, and patronesses. Notables present included Mrs. Frederick Treadley and Mrs. W. E. Peters, with Miss Rachel Higgins of Zanesville among out‑of‑town guests.
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Ralph P. Jennings
East Union Street
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Jennings
Frederick Treadley
W. E. Peters
E. M. Garrett
Fordyce Stewart
Callifornia
Rachel Higgins
Zanesville
Wedded in Columbus Saturday Dr. Lulu B Hooper and Mr Leon
A marriage notice from Columbus reports the wedding of Dr Lulu B Hooper and Mr Leon on a Saturday. Details confirm the couple’s names and union but omit additional locations or witnesses.
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Columbus
Lulu B. Hooper
Leon
Social affairs planned by Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority
The Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority schedules a series of events for Homecoming week. A dinner at the Colonial hotel Tuesday evening, a Tuesday afternoon alumni tea at Mrs. William Mohler’s home, a Wednesday morning breakfast hike, and a Wednesday afternoon tea at the sorority rooms for patronesses.
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Sigma Sigma Si Sorority
Colonial Hotel
William Mohler
Washington Street
Farewell for Mrs Garrett as Alpha Sigma Alpha Patroness
Mrs E M Garrett of Park Place hosted a Sunday farewell party for Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority patronesses. The event featured readings by Marjorie Young and Eleanor Garrett and piano by Anna Belle Alexander. Patronesses present included Mrs W E Peters Mrs Ralph P Jennings and Mrs Frederick Treniley along with out of town guests Mrs Young of Mansfield and Miss Rachel Higgins of Zanesville.
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E. M. Garrett
Park Place
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Marjorie Young
Eleanor Garrett
Anna Belle Alexander
W. E. Peters
Ralph P. Jennings
Frederick Treniley
Young
Mansfield
Rachel Higgins
Zanesville
Justice of the Peace P W Helwig Leaves on Business Trip
Justice of the Peace P W Helwig departed Monday on a business trip to Columbus and Mount Vernon. He intends to conduct official duties during his travels and return later in the week.
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Justice of the Peace
P. W. Helwig
Columbus
Mount Vernon
Ray Shafer and Family Visited Relatives in Beaumont
Ray Shafer and his family from Race Street spent Sunday with relatives in Beaumont. The social visit highlighted family ties and regional travel during the weekend.
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Ray Shafer
Race Street
Beaumont
New Marshfield Ladies Visit City for Business
Mrs. Harley Gilbert and Mrs. Amelia White of New Marshfield were business callers in this city Saturday.
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Harley Gilbert
Amelia White
New Marshfield
Miss Addie Grones Home From Jackson Michigan
Miss Addie Marie Grones is at home from Jackson Michigan where she formerly held a position as mil ner.
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Addie Marie Grones
Jackson
Michigan
Poate
Milner
Downhour Family Outing Mentioned in Carbon Hill
Mr and Mrs Pearl Downhour and the four children of Noah Spencer of Carbon Hill motored to Athens on Saturday. Mrs J R Woods of 87 East Carpenter Street will host the Tuesday Needle club Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Pearl Downhour
Noah Spencer
Carbon Hill
Athens
J. R. Woods
East
Carpenter Street
Needle Club
Bank examiner visits Athens amid travels to Cincinnati
Mr. Will Fletcher a national bank examiner stopped over in Athens with friends on Sunday while en route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, Pa.
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Will Fletcher
National Bank Examiner
Athens
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Covert Couple Announce Birth of Son Robert Benjamin
Mr and Mrs B M Covert of 61 Morris Avenue announce the birth of a son named Robert Benjamin on Sunday June 12 weighing eight pounds.
Mrs Lawson Visits Sister in Cambridge
Mrs Albert Lawson of Cambridge is staying a few days with her sister in law Mrs Mary Hibbard on Carpenter Street.
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Albert Lawson
Cambridge
Mary Hibbard
Carpenter Street
Miss Wilhelmine Deissle Guest of Local Residents
Miss Wilhelmine Deissle is the guest of Mr and Mrs L L Deissle at 99 East State Street en route from Keyser Virginia to a home in Logan.
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Wilhelmine Deissle
L. L. Deissle
East State Street
Logan
Keyser, Va
Memorial Day and Flag Day Observance Set for Tuesday
Memorial Day observance of the Womans Relief Corps and Flag Day will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Cross, 271 West Union Street.
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Womans Relief Corps
John Cross
West Union Street
Assistant examiner visits mother en route to Cincinnati
Joe Morrison an assistant national bank examiner spent Sunday with his mother Mrs A D Morrison at Howard Hall while traveling from Pittsburg to Cincinnati The Queen Esther Circle will meet at 6 30 tonight at the First M E parsonage instead of 8 due to the college auditorium production of A Dolls House
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Joe Morrison
National Bank
A. D. Morrison
Howard Hall
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Queen Esther
M. E
College
Miss Phryne Weinrick Arrives as House Guest
Miss Phryne Weinrick of Vigo will arrive this evening to be the house guest of Miss Frances Hatch. She is a sister in Pi Beta Phi and will attend the Phi Kap pa Tau dance tonight. Attorney JRB Keenan of Caldwell and Mr WB Robinson of Quaker City were Sunday guests of Mrs Robinson and family at 28 North Lancaster Street.
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Phryne Weinrick
Vigo
Frances Hatch
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Weinrick
Phi Kappa Tau
J. RB. Keenan
Caldwell
W. 3B. Robinson
Quaker City
Munds Family On Extended Visit In South Court Street
Mrs William C Munds and her infant daughter Elizabeth of Cleveland are visiting her parents Dr and Mrs RE W Chubb on South Court Street. Mr Munds plans to join them later during the visit.
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William C. Munds
Elizabeth
Cleveland
RE. W. Chubb
South Court Street
Mr. Munds
Phi Kappa Tau Dance at Armory Monday Evening
The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity hosts a commencement dance at the Armory from 7 30 to 12 with many alumni attending the event for the occasion.
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Phi Kappa Tau
Local visit spans commencement weekend in city
Mrs William Munslow arrives with Ralph and Lois to spend commencement with her parents Mr and Mrs N K Alderman at 178 North Congress Street.
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William Munslow
Ralph
Lois
Steubenville
N. K. Alderman
North Congress Street
Dr W W Lee Heads to Dayton for Knights Grand Lodge Meeting
Dr W W Lee left today to represent the Knights of Pythias lodge at a grand lodge meeting in Dayton. Mrs Lee accompanied him.
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W. W. Lee
Dayton
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Grand Lodge
Lee
Roach Guests Welcome California Pastor in Ohio Visit
Mrs. Frank S. Roach hosts Rev. S. D. Hutsinpiller of Los Angeles at 20 South College. The former First M. E. church pastor in the early eighties will fill the pulpit at the First M. E. church next Sunday morning during his Ohio visit.
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Franks. Roach
South College Street
S. D. Hutsinpiller
Los Angeles
Calif
M. E
Hutsinpiller
Ohio
Moore Family Birthday Trip Mentioned in Ohio Visit
Dr and Mrs E A Moore of New ark motored here Saturday for the birthday celebration of Mrs Moore s father Mr C M Pierce and returned home Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs Moore s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Jesse Pierce and their son Foster of Pleasanton. After a few days visit they will stop over in Sugar Grove with Dr and Mrs Ben Biddle Mrs Biddle is a sister of Mrs Pierce.
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and Carmichael
Toledo
Columbus
Ralph Hooper
Jenkins Avenue
Carmichael
Athens
George Hooper
Bert Hooper
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Tenn
Harbor View Beach
National Mill Company
E. A. Moore
Newark
C. M. Pierce
Kahler Wedding Parties Form at Kirksville Home
Dr. and Mrs. George R. Kahler of Kirksville Mo hosted a Saturday wedding for Henry Finsterwald. Mrs Kahler serves as matron of honor for her sister. Dr Kahler is best man. Miss Alice Henry, art department teacher in Warren schools, is the sister's maid of honor.
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George R. Kahler
Kirksville, Mo
Henry Finsterwald
Kahler
Alice Henry
Warren Schools
Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup for Pale Children
Advertising copy touts Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup as a pleasant remedy for iron deficiency in children. It promises to strengthen mind and body by addressing blood iron levels and improving vigor.
Pocket Danish clock shows solar and sideral time
A compact Danish astronomer clock fits in a pocket and displays both mean solar and sidereal time with hands adjustable to local or other desired times.
Miners Force Foreign-Born To Quit Field Across Counties
Special Pike and Gibson county grand jury probes mob rule linked to a 1,000-strong miners organization that ousted foreign labor from coal fields in Oakland City Francisco Petersburgh and surrounding centers. Earlier outbreaks forced 100 Serbian Austrian and Hungarian workers from Oakland City and drove a group of Southern Illinois miners from Francisco.
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Princeton
Ind
Pike and Gibson
Oakland City
Francisco
Petersnburgh
Illinois
Congress may lose war debt collection after peace
Representative Connelly of Texas told the house during debate on the peace resolution that the United States would have no means to collect damages from Germany unless Germany chooses to pay. The remark came as lawmakers discussed the measure.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Representative Connelly
Texas
House
Fire crews head to Rising Sun to battle spreading blaze
Wilmington reports several fire companies dispatched in the afternoon from the city to Rising Sun Maryland a town about twenty miles away facing imminent destruction from a large fire.
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Wilmington
Del
Rising Sun
Bloody Sunday Renewed Civil Strife in Belfast
Fierce factional disturbances continued in Belfast on Sunday as Sinn Fein activity surges over the prior weekend. Shootings and street fighting spread citywide with riflemen on rooftops, armored cars enforcing order, and 45 people reported injured or killed.
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Belfast
Weath
Sinn Fein
George
Navy head seeks Sims explanation on London speech
Secretary Denby asks Rear Admiral Sims to report whether press accounts misquoted his remarks at a June 7 luncheon in London before the English Speaking Union. The query concerns his claim about Irish in the United States being Americans only when needing money and Sinn Feiners on the platform.
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Denby
Sims
Navy Department
Reno
Union
London
U. S
United States
England
Social visits and weekend travels around Nelsonville and Athens
The report lists numerous weekend visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Porter with Sam Keplar in Nelsonville, Abbie Graves in Columbus, the Graves and Shafer families in Athens, and others. Travelers include Slater family, Bertha Bowers party, John Gabriel Jr buying a piano in Athens, and Raymond Hoch of Detroit visiting Newt Hoch’s family. Charles Campbell and wife return from Florida.
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George Porter
Sam Keplar
Nelsonville
Abbie Graves
Columbus
Robert Graves
Charles
John Shafer
John Gabriel, Jr
Richard Calhoon
Jeff Harrison
Frances
Athens
He Slater
Stauffer
Erwin
Ella North
Bertha Bowers
Zine Courtney
Joe Hutchine
J. W. Patton
Haydenville
Seth Robinson
Logan
Walter Geisicke
Ethel
Robert Loomis
Lon Humphry
M. EB. Twiss
Mary Jo
Mary Micheals
Roll Bricker
Rob Hawk
Roacoe Shields
Salem
Luhing
Raymond Hoch
Detroit
Newt Hoch
Charles Campbell
Florida
Tanlac Restores Health After Influenza Says F Roose
F Roose of Box 495 Kenmore Ohio explains after influenza he was weak and could not walk for months. He credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite and strength, noting a ten pound gain in weight and overall improvement.
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F. Roose
Kenmore
Ohio
Taniac
Roads blowing up under 80n in Ohio heat
Ohio roads brick paving blows up in extreme heat reports from Belmont and Guernsey counties along the national road. State Highway Commissioner L C Herrick says expansion of tightly bonded bricks causes the damage, with five incidents in Belmont and four in Guernsey. Poor workmanship blamed.
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Columbus
Ohio
L. C. Herrick
Belmont County
Guernsey County
Aquarium New York City Hospitalizes Fisher Fish Patients
An aquarium in New York City operates a hospital-like facility where fish receive treatment for their ailments, showcasing specialized care for aquatic life within the institution.
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Aquarium
New York City
Diamond Dyes Ad Warns Against Poor Dye Quality
An ad warns buyers to avoid low quality dyes that streak fade or ruin goods. It promotes Diamond Dyes as delivering rich fadeless colors with simple home dyeing directions for garments or draperies.
Umbrella Lesson on War Readiness and Muscle Shoals Plant
The War Department argues against turning the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant into a fertilizer facility during peacetime. It cites high cost and private competition concerns, noting editors mostly oppose government ownership of private industry. It warns against dismantling or repurposing crucial nitrate production and urges maintaining preparedness.
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Chile
Panama Canal
Straits of Magellan
War Department
Rts
Endes
Ermment
Muscle Shoals
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Josepine Wuebben Ng
Allitsen
Chopin
Thompson
Olive McFarland
Roland Robinette
Robert Lowther
Mr. Morgan
W. W. Ackley
G. F. Morgan
Ackley Home
Athens High School
Morgan
Katherine McKee
Dorothy McCormick
Superior
Mary Helen
Dr. Lee
Indiana
NAVY
Admiral Sims
Admiral Sima
Desborough
Plains
Uncle Sam
Oras
Garret Smith
Sam
Govern
Te Cly Tko
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