Delta Tau Delta Founding Anniversary at Ohio University
The Delta Tau Delta chapter at Ohio University celebrated its sixtieth anniversary with a banquet at the chapter house on 93 North Congress Street. Alumni from multiple states attended. James O. Trone was named Chapter Leader Cup honoree for his four years of service and leadership.
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Beta of
Delta Tayeka
Ohio University
Chapter House
Orth Congress Street
T. N. Hoover
C. C. Smith
Thrie
Okla
John R. Scott
Cobra
The Bride's Gift From The Groom Almost Always
The bride receives a jewelry gift from the groom, often gold or diamond set pieces, specially made for the wedding. The article notes the beauty and craftsmanship of fine jewelry and assures the husband of a unique, thoughtful selection for the bride.
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Ohio
Tenants Rally as Bailiffs Toss Seest Hotel Furnishings
Fifty male tenants of the Seest hotel in Chicago endured a chaotic scene as court bailiffs dumped the hotel furniture into the street after a four year legal battle ended against the hotel. For over two hours residents searched frantically for bags and personal belongings amid hasty, careless moving of luggage.
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Seest Hotel
Chicago
Lexington Alumni Attend Delta Tau Delta Dance
Local alumni present included Judge Sayre, Dr. Wilson, Prof. Gullum, Prof. Hoover, Ray mond, Connett, Harold Coe, Harold Mardis, M. D. Hughes, Clarence Roath, Bruce Wells, George Parks, Darrel Moore, Alonzo Palmer. An informal dance Wednesday night will be the other Delta Tau Delta function of the Commencement season.
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Lexington
Judge Sayre
Daddy” Evans
Dr. Wilson
Prof
Gullum
Hoover
Raymond, Connett
Loring Connett
Harold Coe
Harold Mardis
M. D. Hughes
Clarence Roath
Bruce Wells
George Parks
Darrel Moore
Alonzo Palmer
Delta Tau Delta
Alumni Dance At Armory Draws Phi Kappa Tau Crowd
Alumni of Phi Kappa Tau gathered Saturday night at the Armory for their annual dance with Alpha Xi Delta decorations and a grand march on a crowded floor. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Brandon Grover and Mr and Mrs Lee Dimond, with many out of town guests listed from Gamma chapter and other towns. The Phi Kappa Tau house party Monday night brought fraternities from campus together for one of the season’s hospitable social events.
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Phi Kappa Tau
Armory
Alpha Xi Delta
Brandon Grover
Lee Dimond
Holly Ellis
Ellis
Toledo
Harry Newman
Logan
Carlos Reicher
Stockport
Eddie Lauterbur
Sidney
Joe Myers
Lancaster
Clarence Woodell
Akron
Jack Conway
Columbus
Tobe Quinn
Wilmington
Wilbur Emish
Herman Humphrey
Mineral
Roger Makemson
Harold Ebright
Harold Hayes
Gamma Chapter
William Bates
Garrisburg
Paul Stoudt
George Alfred
Harold Smith
Portsmouth
Zoe Martin
Delaware
Grace Morrison
Catherine Fort
Ferne Anthony
Ruth Kelley
Bellesville
Catherine Bonner
Pearl Mace
Chillicothe
Phi Kappa Tan
Farewell Party for Mary Beulah Moler in Cincinnati
Mary's Sunday School class The Willing Workers held a farewell party for Moler who left for California. The gathering at Gertrude Addicott's home on Elmwood Place featured Miss Ruth Carson as teacher, with attendees enjoying games and refreshments during the evening.
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Mary Beulah Moler
California
Gertrude Louise Addicott
Elmwood Place
Ruth Carson
Delta Sigma Epsilon Installed On Campus
A new sorority Lambda chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon was installed Monday on campus. Initiation occurred in Theta Phi Alpha rooms at Manassah Cutler Hall followed by a Windsor tea for Mrs J Howard List and Miss Genevieve Kleinknecht. Initiates include Jang Allen Dorothy Izant Geraldine Izant Helen Roberts Helen Phillips Violet Schumaker Mildred Mansfield Neva Lewis and Grace Walker.
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Lambda Chapter
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Theta Phi Alpha
Manassah Cutler Hall
Windsor
Louise Powell
Mrsj. Howard List
Genevieve Kleinknecht
Jang Allen
Dorothy
Geraldine Izant
Helen Roberts
Helen Phillips
Violet Schumaker
Mildred Mansfield
Neva Lewis
Grace Walker
Local Visitors Share Time With Area Families
Mr and Mrs McCormick and Mr and Mrs Ray Kale travel from Columbus to visit Mr and Mrs John Kale of 29 Moore Ave 1A Mrs George Bowers and daughter Georgianna of Middleport spend a week with A W Easler and C J Flowers families Prof and Mrs R C Kenney and son R C Jr of Clarksville Tenn stay for commencement and visit Ella Kenney 3614 South College Street Eda Kiltan goes to Columbus for two week visit with sister L R Louks and family Irma Stanfield and G L Stanfield of Tulsa on motor trip visit Marietta and attend Phi Kappa Tau house party.
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McCormick
Ray Kale
Columbus
John Kale
Moore Ave
George Bowers
Georgianna
Middleport
A. W. Easler
C. J. Flowers
R. C. Kenney
R. C. Jr
Clarksville, Tenn
Mr. Kenney
Ella Kenney
South College Street
Eda Kiltan
L. R. Louks Ana
Irma Stanfield
G. Li. Stanfield
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Marietta
Phi Kappa Tau
Athens to Pasadena trip begins for Moler family
Mr P G Moler and daughters Beryl and Mary Beulah with Mrs W E Moler and son William depart by motor for Pasadena California. Three week trip with stops listed for Santa Fe Kingman and Long Beach. Mrs Pr G Moler to join later by rail and Mr Moler to return for business. Also notes on other local travelers and social events.
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P. G. Moler
Beryl
Mary Beulah
W. E. Moler
William
Pasadena
Calif
Sam
Santa Fe New Mexico
Kingman
Ariasona
Long Beach
Pr. G. Moler
Mr. Moler
666 Prescription for Colds Fever and LaGrippe
A claim presents 666 as the fastest remedy for colds fever and la grippe. The note touts it as the most speedy treatment known.
Labor Holds Its Ground Says Gomperes Refutes AFL Decline
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, issued a statement from Cincinnati on June 13 denying claims that organizing union membership fell by nearly a million in the past year. He asserted that American labor has lost nothing despite efforts by its enemies.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Weather Sets Pleasant Stage for Ohio State Commencement
In Columbus Ohio on June 13 a 28 degree temperature drop to a low of 57 degrees greeted thousands at Ohio State University's commencement held inside the coliseum at the State fair grounds.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
State Fair Grounds
Bryan Opens Debate Over Evolution at Baptist Convention
In Indianapolis on June 13, William Jennings Bryan leads a clash between fundamentalists and liberals at the Northern Baptist convention over the theory of evolution, signaling a likely heated confrontation within the gathering.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Jennines Bryan
Northern Baptist Convention
Hebbardsville Community Notes and Local Transfers
Preaching service set at M E B church in Hebbardsville for Sunday June 18 at 2 30 with Sunday school at 1 Epworth League at 7 30. Mrs Rev Howard Warner hired as schoolteacher for the coming year. Dorothy Parker and brother Carl visited Mr and Mrs Russell Oxley at Bates. Viola Stotts a guest of Dorothy Parker Wednesday. Isaiah Johnson sold his farm to Calvin Robinson who will take possession soon. Silas Hoisington sold his farm to Mr Black last week. Mr and Mrs Cyrus James and three children of Pleasant Valley spent Sunday with Ada Parker and family. Gladys Johnson of Athens was a guest here recently. Elmer Parker went to Pittsburgh PA Monday.
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M. EB
Epworth
Howard Warner
Dorothy Parker
Brother Carl
Russell Oxley
Bates
Viola Stotts
Isaiah Johnson
Calvin Robinson
Silas Hoisington
Black
Cyrus James
Pleasant Valley
Ada Parker
Gladys Johnson
Athens
Elmer Parker
Pitsburg
Senator Ladd Attacks McCumber Plan as Bread Pill for Soldiers
Washington June 13. Following Sen Kendrick's demand for immediate soldiers bonus, Senator Ladd Republican of North Dakota denounced the McCumber insurance certificate plan as a bread pill for the soldiers.
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Washington
Kendrick
Wyoming
Senate
Congress
Ladd
North Dakota
McCumber
Volcanic eruption predicted near Hilo by observatory head
Hawaii, June 18. Professor Thomas Jaggar Jr., head of the Hawaii Volcano Observatory, says a titanic eruption of Kilauea is expected soon about 31 miles from Hilo Hawaii. Forecast marks a major volcanic event with potential impacts on surrounding areas.
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Hilo Island
Hawaii
Kilauea
Thomas Jaggar, Jr
Hawaii Volcano Observatory
Norris Forecasts Muscle Shoals Industrial Metropolis
Senator Norris told the Senate agriculture committee that regardless of Ford offer acceptance Muscle Shoals will become an industrial metropolis. He spoke at a June 13 hearing in Washington.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Joint Efforts Only Walt End Trade Unions
Pleas for internationalism in the organized labor movement were voiced at the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati by British and Dominion of Canada delegates. They urged solidarity in voting power, citing Great Britain’s labor influence, and called for uniting political strength with American women voters.
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Cincinnati
Organized Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
Dominion of
Dominion ‘of Canada
Widow Doris Brounen Held in Mount Holly on Murder Charge
Camden June 13 Mrs Doris Brounen widow of famed horseman Honest John Brunen is jailed at Mount Holly charged with the murder of her husband Brunen cases swirl as police present scant details in the investigation and local officials await further proceedings
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Camden
N. J
Doris Brounen
John Brunen
Mount Holly
Education Board May Purchase Land For School Outside District
Columbus June 13 Attorney General Price rules that a board of education may buy property erect a school building and operate a school outside the district's territorial limits under its control in a formal opinion released today.
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Columbus
Board of Education
Price
Dr. A. B. Thompson Remembered By Sunday School Class
Dr. A. B. Thompson former head of the School of Music at Ohio University was honored with a gold heated birthday cane presented by the Presbyterian Men's Sunday School class at the First Presbyterian Church in Athens. The event followed his resignation and upcoming move with his wife to Los Angeles California.
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A. & Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Thompson
School of Music
Ohio University
A. 8. Thompson
Presbyterian Men's
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J Jackson
Frank B. Gullum
H. R. Wilson
Walter Risley
James Trone
W. W. Gist
Claude Pettit
McGurk
James O. Trone
Trone
J. M. Underwood
G. G. Horn
0. P. Castle
Bellefontaine
Orville Trone
Circleville
Frank Appel
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Decatur
Colorado School of Mines
Robert Longstreth
Union Furnace
W .W. Gist
Cedar Falls
Iiowa
William Trone
Detroit
Harold Frederick
Gordon C. Bolon
Claude Bolon
Harold T. Latham
Bethesda
Ross Alkire
Mr ‘Sterling
Walter A. Downing
Leland Frederick
Cornwell
Russia
Queen Hotel
Mary Graham Noss
Mary Noss
Greta Lash
Melba White
Grace McKee
Ruth Henry
Hazel [Cline
Albany
Rachel Higgins
Zanesville
Gail Hill
Findlay
McIntosh
New York City
Buffalo
Montreal
Canada
Montrose
Helen Allen
St. Mary of the Springs
J. B. Allen
Paul Kern
Martha and
Allen
Paul Savage
Palmer Street
Phil Taylor
Barbara
Donald
Jeanette, Pa
B. F. Eddy
West Washington Street
Elks Club
Alfred Reed
Cleveland
Arthur Sayre
RE. D. Sayre
Wwe
Earl Smith
Loraine
Harold
Ee Gordon K. Bush
DeBeque
Colorado
James Belcher
Gallipolis
R. H. Martin
Morris Avenue
Womans Relief Corps
John Cross
West Union Street
Lester Hayman
Alice Margaret
Morgantown
WV. Va
O. C. Leighty
Boston
Maya
Virginia
Bryan
Hebbardsville
Oenator
Gina Wrangle
I Hawai
Pansper
Walt
TE Brunen Gate
Dr. Thompson
Gefford
Amesville
Prestons
I.e Ce
Prestons i
Big Daylight Store
Phoenix
Palm Beach
Koverdine
Manilla Panama
Cadet
Rey’s
Jim
Lash
Ash
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