Cincinnati visitor Edith McBee to study at Boston University
Edith McBee of Cincinnati visits Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Dowler on Church Street before heading to St. Louis to see her brother Harry McBee. She leaves teaching at Cincinnati Mission Training School to pursue further studies at the University of Boston next year. Her relatives, J Chapman Jr and Helen Lloyd of Marietta, arrive at Mrs. A C Roach’s home on West Washington Street for a week's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McBee
Cincinnati
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
St. Louis
Harry McBee
Miss McBee
Cincinnati Mission Training School
University of Boston
Dren
J. Chapman, Jr
Helen Lloyd
Marietta
A. C. Roach
West Washington Street
Model School
Stewart Couple Visits Atkinson Home for Summer
Mr and Mrs John W Stewart and Gertrude Atkinson visit Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson at 26 Morris Avenue in Youngstown. Mrs Stewart will stay for the summer while Mr Stewart pursues graduate work at Ohio State University in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stewart
Gertrude Atkinson
Youngstown
A. A. Atkinson
Morris Avenue
Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mrs. Miller and son visit Mills family in town
Mrs. C. L. Miller and her son Gordon of Waylon Mich arrive for a several weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mills at 52 Levene Avenue. Mr. Miller plans to join and drive home with them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Miller
Margaret Mills
Gordon
Waylon Mich
W. A. Mills
Levene Avenue
Mr. Miller
Wil
Miss Catherine Clarke to Study Music in New York
Miss Catherine Clarke of San Antonio Texas visits her grandfather Mr. E B Clarke at 26 South College Street for a summer stay before traveling to New York City to further her musical studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Clarke
San Antonio
Tex
E. B. Clarke
South College Street
New York City
Visit of Gillilan Family Spans City to Salt Lake City
Mrs. Paul M. Gillilan and her daughter Anna Elizabeth of Schenectady New York visit Athens for a week with Mary Evans and Mr. Griffith H. Evans at 18 Maplewood Drive. After the visit they plan to go to Salt Lake City to spend summer with Gillilans in Utah. They will later return to Athens or move to their home in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Gillilan
Mary Evans
Anna Elizabeth
Schenectady
N. Y
Mrs Walter Bennett Visits Nelsonville Mitchells
Mrs Walter Bennett of Nelsonville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell the last of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bennett
Nelsonville
Charles Mitchell
Wolfe Family Returns From Buckeye Lake Cottage Outing
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolfe and their son Stacy came home last night after an outing at their Buckeye lake cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wolfe
Stacy
Buckeye Lake
Miss Christine Dailey Home For Summer Vacation
Christine Dailey, a student at Ohio Wesleyan, is at home for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Dailey
Ohio Wesleyan
Shoemakers Arrive From Oregon for Summer Visit
Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker and family arrived today from Roseburg Oregon. Mrs. Shoemaker and family will spend the summer with her mother Mrs. E. J. Mapes of East Hill. Dr. Shoemaker will leave in a few days for Chicago where he will take a post graduate course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Shoemaker
Roseburg
Oregon
Shoemaker
E. J. Mapes
Easthill
Urbana visitors arrive to see Mrs Harris and family
Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bender and their baby son Roger Harris of Urbana Illinois have arrived for a visit with Roger’s mother Mrs. Carlos C. Harris at 13 South Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Bender
Roger Harris
Urbana, Til
Carlos C. Harris
South
Lancaster Street
War Chaplin makes talk on day of flag
The Rev. Brinley Abbott, Elks Flag Day speaker and World War II chaplain, argues the American creed must guide life. He links red to war red earth, white to paradise, and blue to heaven, warning the era’s grand ambitions threaten liberty and equality for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Chaplin
Brinley Abbott
Elks
Elks Hall
Abbott
Paradise
Heaven
Adam
Europe
Beatrice Finsterwald Visits with Sisters in Philadelphia
Miss Beatrice Finsterwald a graduate nurse from Philadelphia arrives for a visit with her sisters Miss Elise Finsterwald and Mrs A A Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Finsterwald
Philadelphia
Elise Finsterwald
A. A. Wolfe
Optometrist John A. Jacobs Heads to Louisville
Mr. John A. Jacobs began a motor trip to Louisville Kentucky to attend the national optometric convention yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Jacobs
Louisville
Entertaining Guests at Mrs. Cable's Home
Miss Julia Cable hosts a gathering at her residence 16 President Street with Mrs. Joseph Albachten from St. Paul as the guest of honor. Out-of-town attendees include Mrs. Paul M. Gillilan of Schenectady New York Mrs. Phillips Rose of New York City and Miss Edith McBee of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Albachten
Mabel Horsnell
St. Paul
Minn
Julia Cable
President Street
Paul M. Gillilan
Schenectady
N. Y
Phillips Rose
New York City
Edith McBee
Cincinnati
Couple returns from nine week California motor trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Day visit Mrs. Day's parents at 5 North Congress street after a nine weeks coast trip to California. They plan to return to Columbus Tuesday. They toured the coast visiting Tuldare California, Portland Oregon, and saw Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Burke along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Day
California
Lon Barnes
North
Congress Street
Columbus
Tuldare
Cal
Davises Return From Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs Val Davis have returned home after several weeks in Detroit with Mrs Corrigan and her husband Mr P G Corrigan. They traveled by motor and will spend a few days before heading back to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val. Davis
Detroit
P. G. Corrigan
Michigan
Kasler and Sholts Wed in Home Ceremony
Mrs Ethel A. Kasler of Glouster married Mr John Gregory Sholts of Canton in a 10 30 morning ceremony at the officiating minister’s home. Rev M E Chatley conducted the rites with Mr and Mrs Arthur Kasler as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasler Sholts
Ethel A. Kasler
Glouster
John Gregory Sholts
Canton
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Arthur Kasler
Visit Notes From Logan and Marietta
Mrs. Clara Campbell of Logan accompanied her sister Mrs. Hal W Murphy for a short visit. Mrs. A C Peters of Marietta spent over Sunday at 34 Morris avenue with her son John Edwin Peters and her mother Mrs E C Curtis who are visiting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Campbell
Logan
Hal W. Murphy
A. C. Peters
Marietta
A. T. Lawhead
Morris Avenue
John Edwin Peters
E. C. Curtis
Red White and Blue Theme at Service Honors Flag
The program featured Rev. Abbott stating red, white, and blue symbolize war, purity, and heaven. Dr. W. L. Hooper gave an address on Red White and Blue as part of a ritualistic service with music by Charles Shaffler and John Purdue, followed by a Star Spangled Banner and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
America
Charles Shaffler
John Purdue
W. L. Hooper
Brinley Abbott
Bocca Cecakes
R. F. Denners
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Livestock and Produce Prices
Market reports list cattle receipts and price ranges for beef, veal, and cows. Sheep and lamb markets show steady to lower demand with various weight categories. Cleveland and Pittsburgh figures include produce prices for butter eggs oleo poultry apples strawberries beans cabbage potatoes and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Poulpry
Market notes and stock listings from Cincinnati area report
Crate onions at 3.40 to 3.50 per cwt with cucumbers and other produce. Calves quoted 10.25 with higher values for good to choice. hog receipts around 5200 with prices up 20 to 25 cents for good to choice stockers and butchers. Sheep receipts show steady demand with good to choice lambs dull. broad listing of many stock market quotations and company shares follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Java
Wigan
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report lists prices for potatoes fowls eggs and grains from Cincinnati and Toledo with figures for No 1 packing No 2 eggs and various grain futures. Also notes butter receipts and Liberty bond quotations from Chicago and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Star student Lois Boone advances from high school to Fairmount College
Lois Evelyn Boone of Wichita Kansas has completed her final high school year and her first college year in a nine month combined program. She has been awarded a high school dinsoma and will enroll as a sophomore at Fairmount College Kansas next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Evelyn Boone
Wichita, Kas
Fairmount College
Kansas
Mrs. Charles E. Moore Dies at 73 in The Plains Road Home
Mrs. Charles E. Moore aged 73 died Sunday at her daughter’s home on The Plains road. She is survived by her husband two sons Otto of Los Angeles and Elsa of Mattoon Illinois and two daughters Mrs. Coons and Mrs. George A. Lowden of Columbus. Services are set for 2 PM Wednesday at the Coons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Moore
Frank Coons
Plains Road
Otto
Los Angeles
Elsa
Mattoon
Coons
George A. Lowden
Columbus
Premature Winter Season Notes and Sports Tidbits
In Athens a premature winter baseball season opens in New York as experts discuss Miller Higgins. Willie MacFarlane, new golf champion, also musically gifted and adept at tuning for matches. Reports say few ball players gamble on poker now, hinting at a Kitty League end. Babe Ruth urged to walk more for health, easing AL pitchers' stance. A sword swallower sued for divorce after cutting remarks. Firpo and Carpentier to skip summer fights. ex crown prince of Germany wins a tennis championship with no retreat on court.
Right Handed Pitcher Stanley Coveleskie Highlights
Born July 11 1891 in Shamokin Pennsylvania Stanley Coveleskie began with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1912 after leaving the Atlantic City club. He later played for Spokane and Portland in the Northwestern League before joining Cleveland in 1916 and Washington in 1924. He starred in the 1920 World Series with Brooklyn and posted 24 wins in 1919 while winning 20 or more games in four consecutive seasons from 1918 to 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Philadelphia Athletics
Atlantic City
Spokane
Northwestern Legue
Portland
Ear ‘Ic
Cleveland
Washington
Speece
Carl Smith
Brooklyn
Dublinpaper Prints Crossword Puzzles Amid Trouble Rumors
A Dublin newspaper runs crossword puzzles despite reports of unrest. The move signals resilience as readers seek steady content during troubled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Evening Radio Music Offerings From WGY WIZ WBZ WLW
The stations present a varied music lineup tonight. WGY airs a Scotch program at 6:35 Eastern Time, WIZ follows with Yale Glee and Banjo Club at 7:15, WBZ features the Shriners band at 8, and WLW closes with an instrumental trio and lyric quartet at 9:30 Eastern Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
E. T
WIZ
Yale
WBZ
Shriners
WLW
Mayor Raises Fines for Three Drunks This Weekend
Mayor I A Koons declared higher penalties after fining three weekend drunks 60 dollars and costs, instead of 10. The men, Billy Hayes, Toter Fields, and Harry Mitchell, face suspensions on portions of their fines as police and magistrate courts hear cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Koons
Koons
Billy Hayes
Charles Maple
Toter Fields
West Side
Herbert Parker
Harry Mitchell
Willard Radio Batteries Promise Long Life
Tritipp and Simmons promote Willard Radio Batteries that last and stay fresh. They claim the batteries maintain reception quality throughout their life and will be replaced or refilled after purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Radio
Chivalry and Jobs in Akron’s Beacons
A short Akron Beacon Journal line notes bills are often matted rather than cent by wire and quips that chivalry dying may cause men to offer ladies jobs, implying social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Ohio
Last Year’s Lid Covers Head Full of Sense
A compact, reflective line hints at memory and perception. The wording suggests themes of time, identity, and contemplation without specifying people or events. The phrase evokes a thoughtful mood rather than a concrete incident. The header reads like a diary headline.
Eyes seek relief with camphor eye wash offer
An advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hy drastis and witch hazel for sore weak or strained eyes. One small bottle is advertised as helpful and an aluminum eye cup is offered free by Gibson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's Pharmacy
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J. Chapman Ward
Athens
Elks Service
Pittsburgh
Tio. Cogent
Harry Reinhartsen
Jersey City
Boonton
N. J
James O'Rourke
Reinhartsen
American Can
American Cotton Oil
American Steel Foundry
American Tel. & Tel
Atchison
C. Ceeeee
Atlantic Gulf
Colorado Res Chaos
Columbia Gas & Electric
Famous Players
Crucible Steel
Delaware & Hudson Erie cc
Ccc
Csseee Suvikiesevesis Erie Ist
General Filectric
General Motors
Goodrich
Great Northern Pr
Great Northern
International Nickel
Miami
New York Air
New York Central
Mertford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
St. Springs
Republic Iron & Steel
Stutebaker
Texas Co
Besee
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys Overland
Sinclair Oil
Coal & Gas
Coca Cola
Freeport Texas
Bassdean General Asphalt
Gulf States Steel
Seesess
International, Harvester
Louis & Nash
Sueike
San Mack Truck
Biveneeecees Oe
Marland Oil
Svssnauan Eeeeve
Ae Owens Bottle
Cccceseeversees
3D Pacific Oil
Seeebaeseuianees
Ae Pan Ama Pete
Remington
She Kurnes
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Ces Enous S. L
San Fran
Simms Pete
Javens Ae United Drug
Toledo
Jeet
New York
Texas
Chicago
Liberty
Miller Higgins
Willie MacFarlane
Babe Ruth
Firpo
Carpentier
Germany
Stanley Coveleskie
Trotter Lumber Company
East
Terminal Railway
Tritipp & Simmons
Amesville
Coolville
Richard Pimes
Lash
The
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
G. H. Biddle
Mortimer
Katherine T. Mortimer
Elias H
Rae
Stee
South Court Street
the Athens Messenger
Boots
Bovy
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