Ohio university commencement guests noted across city
Mr and Mrs W B Edgar returned from Columbus where son Raleigh Edgar earned a mine engineering diploma. Byron Danford, Cincinnati medical student, arrives for summer with Dr and Mrs W G Danford. Numerous relatives attend Ohio university rites as well as guests visiting from Cincinnati Logan Ocala Nashville and Chicago for commencement celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Edegar
Columbus
Ohio State University
Raleigh Edgar
Byron Danford
Cincinnati Medical School
Mrs
W. G. Danford
Maplewood Drive
Frank Logan
Ocala
Fla
de Forest Murch
Cincinnati
E. D. Murch
Henry Cameron
Murch
de Forest Jr
Entertaining Tuesday Evening by Needle Club Hostess
Mrs H W Grover hosted the Tuesday needle club at 240 East State Street for 17 members and guests. A social hour preceded a clever contest won by Mrs W T Sprague with consolation to Mrs Trittipo. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughters Elizabeth Beatty and Maria Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Grover
East State Street
W. T. Sprague
Trittipo
Elizabeth Beatty
Maria Grover
George Junod
Dal Murphy
I. E. Ash
Crow
Snyder
Alpha XI Delta Finals marked by breakfast dance finale
Alpha Xi breakfast dance capped commencement events with 9 to noon festivities at Windsor and Armory. Out-of-town guests include McCann, Wenrick, Kerr, Broyles, Pelley, Mansfield and more. Local society updates note visits, travel, and sorority events at Pi Beta Phi matinee dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha XI
Alpha XI Delta
Windsor
Armory
Isabelle
Catherine McCann
Deland
Fla
Key Wenrick
Canton
Mary Kerr
Bradner
Eunice Broyles
Westerville
Harriett Pelley
Mingo Junction
Jo Mansfield
E. C. Sawyer
Pleasantville
Ned J. Wolfe
North
Congress Street
Beatrice Sawyer
Wolfe
Pieta Phi
Newsman William McClure Dies in Wheeling Hospital
William P. McClure 48, a well known newspaperman, died in a local hospital after a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Man
Wheeling
W. Va
William P. McClure
Negotiations Under Way To End Central Coal Strike
Washington June 14 negotiations between coal operators and miners in the central cooperative field move toward a conference to settle the bituminous strike. John L Lewis UMWA president made a secret visit to Washington and met operator representatives from Ohio Indiana and Illinois including J Mitchell Gallagher a leading Ohio operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Cooperative
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
J. Mitchell Gallagher
New Students Pour Into The City At Ohio University
Officials prepare for the largest registration in the institution’s history likely surpassing 2000 students. Rooms for women are in high demand as staff coordinate housing and a new registration method speeds check in and class enrollment. Roy Bond seeks about two dozen cars to transport arrivals from the station to campus during the busy move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Charles M. Bond
Ewing Hall
Treasures Office
AUTO
Roy
Bond
Community Aid Drives Machines Through Rev. Bond
Athens residents respond by loaning their machines for a work effort. Those wishing to help may reach Rev. Bond at his office in Ewing Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Rev. Bond
Ewing Hall
Dik Dik Fur Latest for Flapper Garbs
Washington reports a new fashion note as flappers may wear Dik Dik fur on main street parades. The Dik Dik, a gazelle from Northeastern Africa, could be used as fur if government tests succeed. Previously used for skins in gloves, it may soon trim coats with muskrat like color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Africa
Commerce Department
Chinese Student Liangz Sung Wan Delayed Execution
Liangz Sung Wan a Chinese student convicted of killing Ben Su Wu an under secretary to the Chinese Educational Mission in January 1918 will not be executed until November 17 next Justice McCoy granted a stay pending appeal before the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allows Melons to Rot in the Field
A Florida farmer R L Eaton from Monticello claims he is the largest exclusive grower and shipper of watermelon seed worldwide. He explains he grows melons only for seed and lets most rot in the field, sharing with family and neighbors, while selling seed to farmers in Florida and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Florida
R. L. Eaton
Monticello
Eldt
Eaton
State Railroad Commission
Georgia
Daylight Saving Time Defeated by Bucyrus Council
Bucyrus Ohio residents and local shops, including the post office, observe daylight saving time while the official city time remains one hour behind. The June 14 council meeting ended with the daylight saving ordinance defeat, keeping legal time unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus. O
Shrinedom Convenes at 48th Annual Convention
In San Francisco on June 14 the 159000 visiting nobles continued social duties as the imperial council begins the 48th annual convention and golden jubilee of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
San Francisco
Calif
Imperial Council
Order
Rauch Nears High Gun Honor at Newark State Shoot
Frank X. Rauch scored 195 of 200 at the Newark state shoot on June 9 missing a target to tie for high gun. Fred Harlow of Newark tallied 196 while Harry Starr of Logan also competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Frank X. Rauch
Rauch
Fred Harlow
Harry Starr
Logan
Poodle Hobo Rides Fast Train to Lilburn
In Poplar Bluff Missouri on June 14 a poodle named by Mrs J Free rode a Cape Girardeau bound train to Lilburn. The dog escaped the owner's order and concealed itself under a car to hitchhike the journey, a remarkable display of canines seeking travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lilburn
Miners Win Aewn SourT Miners Win A Ewn SourT
United Mine Workers officials in Bellaire report a Parkersburg federal court jury disagreement in the trial of Roman Spino and 17 co-defendants charged with violating a federal injunction aimed at stopping unionization of West Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal mines in Colliers and Wellsburg. The jury was discharged with no verdict and no new trials are planned under current conditions. The case recalls a 1913 injunction and 1916 company invitation to organize, followed by an open shop and deadly strike leading to a request to enforce the old injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
United Mine Worker
Parkersburg
Roman Spino‘sa
West Virginia & Pittsburg Co
Colliers and
Wellsburg
Labor unions press coal strike end pledge support
Organized labor across the United States was asked by resolution to endorse the coal strike and pledge moral and financial support to its termination. The resolution, introduced by Alf Hijort of the Iowa federation of labor, says the UMWA struggle will affect all organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
Cincinnati
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Alf Hijort
Iowa State Federation of Labor
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Rutland
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Canaanville Road
C. H. Welch
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Louis Myrick
DeBeque, Colo
J.C. Andrews
Caroline McKistry
G. W. Riley
Fred Pickering
Samuel Siegel
Suerette
Chicago
H. M. Flexner
Ralph Lostro
J. R. Lostro
New York City
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Pittsburg
Frank Jackson
Nelsonville
Garnet Stout
Gene Mattox
Marion
Pauline Farabee
Chillicothe
B. W. Harvey
Lucy Cranmer
Zanesville
J. L. Pickering
South High Street
Pores
Victrola
Home Furnishing Company
Ella Blakely
Miss Ruth
West
W. S. Sutton
Flagler
Colorado
L. Be, Sutton
Birdsheim
Canada
Denver
Bertha Bridgman
Ruth Philips
Cleveland
Bridgman
Miss Philips
University of Wisconsin
Evan Powell
Akron
W. D. Powell
Thomas Johnson
Harold Cornwell
Powell
Glouster
Central Avenue Home Missionary Society
Clay McLean
Washington, D. H
Mrs. Ione Bryant
Edward Muir
Ida Devore
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Muir
Ray Cornell
William Cornell
Phdl
D. Estes
Bessie Connett
Conway
Arkansas
Loring Connett
Motor
Piqua
J. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Estes
Mr. Connett
Robert M. Switzer
Gallipolis
C. E. Starr
Race Street
Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
Frank Dean
Margaret Rickey
Bellefontaine
B. M. Gibson
University Terrace
Athens Book & News Co
Oscar Fulton
Cline Bldg
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Poplar Bluff, Mo
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