Unforgettable Evening Honors 1919 Normal College Grads
Dean J J Richeson and Mrs Richeson hosted a Park Place reception honoring the 1919 B S Ed graduates. Readings by Bertha Herd Naomi Caldwell a solo by Marzuela Richards a dance by Helen Smedley Allen and stories by Captain J B Allen entertained thirty five guests with college songs and collation served.
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Normal
J. J. Richeson
Normal College of
Ohio University
Richeson
Park Place
Bertha Herd
Naomi Caldwell
Marzuela Richards
Helen Smedley Allen
Athens
J. B. Allen
Dean
Dinner for Bride Elect Emma Waite at Hotel Berry
A Saturday evening dinner for Miss Emma Waite bride elect honored Miss Mae Poston fiancee of Mr. Delbert Robinson of Charleston W V. A pink and white color scheme featured Monetta roses as a centerpiece with pink and white poppies in vases at table ends The hostess presented the roses to the bride elect. Covers included Mrs. Frank Logan Ocala Fla Mrs. Verne Le Roy East Lansing Mich Mrs. Alston Ellis Mrs. T R Biddle Mrs L D Poston Mrs W R Phillips Mrs J T Merwin Mrs W B Lawrence Miss Poston and Miss Waite.
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Emma Waite
Hotel Berry
Mae Poston
Delbert — Robinson
Charleston
W. A
Frank Logan
Ocala
Via
Verne E. le Roy
East Lansing
Mich
Miss Poston
Colonial
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
C. D. Hopkins
J. T. Merwin
Carl Beasley
W. H. Cooper
O. O. Fordyce
C. C. Millikan
A. B. Roe
Edna Borague Weds Thomas James Tully III in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia on June 14 Edna Borague daughter of Mr and Mrs Blackstone Borague Morris Avenue married Thomas James Tully III of New Orleans. Edna a Ohio University graduate and Chi Omega member served in the naval reserve in Norfolk. Tully a navy department civil engineer construction inspector has been in Norfolk two years. The couple will reside in Norfolk after a two week visit with Edna’s parents.
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Athens
Norfolk
Blackstone
Philip Borague
Morris Avenue
Edna
Thomas James Tully III
New Orleans
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Naval Reserve Force
Tully
Navy Department of Engineering
Thomas James Tully Jr
Thomas J. Tully II
B. P. Sprague
Chicago
Annual Rose Dance Held by Alpha Xi Delta at Masonic Temple
The Alpha Xi Delta chapter hosted its annual rose dance at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening, June 16, showcasing chapter members and guests in a formal social event.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Masonic Temple
Rose garden mosaic frames a royal campus celebration
An elaborate rose themed gathering featured an arbor and canopy of greenery to create a cooling garden atmosphere. Attendees included a long guest list of professors, deans, and locals with Alpha Xi Delta hosting a June 14 banquet at the Colonial Hotel followed by toasts and greetings from campus and alumnae.
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Ned Wolfe
John Preston
M. E. Twiss
C. H
Harris
L. G. Worstell
Swaim
T. N. Hoover
Dean Voigt
O'Dell
Hartford
Cleveland
Key Wenrick
Washington D. H
Florence Wycoffe
Florence Waggoner
Marion
Mabel Tracy
Portsmouth
Gohic
Ethel Mardlow
Billy Coulter
Mildred Newbrough
Columbus
Carol Pengogy
Zanesville
Ruth McCann
Beverly
Mary Kerr
New Mallamoras
Ruth Rarner
Canton
Helen Redman
Lancaster
Eva Hapenstall
Middleport
Rose Ankerfer
Minerva
Jess Dunn
Parkersburg
Mildred Scott
Arthur Francis
Arthur Francis Norwalk; Hamilton Parr, Pomeroy; Guy Soutar
Helen Byington
Lakeside
Alpha Xi Delta
Colonial Hotel
Harriet Pelly
Grace Barker
Ruth Shipps
Edith Stockfein
Marjorie Hagel
Wm. Hartford
Thomas Hennessey
Bart Gibson
Rememberance Watch Fob Presented to Eddie Rickenbacker
In Columbus Ohio on June 17 a watch fob studded with twenty six diamonds was presented to Captain Eddie Rickenbacker ace of American airmen by twenty six admirers. The gift honors his service and achievements in shooting down Hun planes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Changes in University Staff and Honorary Degrees At Ohio U
Trustees report minor staff moves at Ohio University. Salaries for seventeen department heads rise from 2300 to 2500 dollars. A one year leave granted for Professor Frederick Treadley. J H Comstock hired as alumni secretary and field agent at 1500 dollars. Sixteen trustees attended. 207 seniors receive degrees Thursday.
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Ohio University
Frederick Treadley
J. H. Comstock
Athens High School
Frank Gullum
Thor Olson
Thomas A. Jones
O.judiciary
Supreme Court of Ohio
George W. Reed
O. U
An Atthorney
Urichsville
Charles W. H. Fouts
McConnelsville
Messrs Hamlin
Davidson
Fenton
Jane
Wood
Coultrap
O'Bleness
Hogan Kimison
Duff
McVay
Lash
Ikerbergy
Johnson
Ellis
Market Report Highlights Bond and Agricultural Prices
New York stocks show Liberty bonds steady with small declines across issues while Pittsburgh live stock market notes light receipts and steady to higher hog and cattle prices. Cattle veal calves sheep and lambs hogs details with price ranges and leaders listed.
Chicago Produce Market Butter Creamery Prices
Butter creamery figures listed for Chicago market show 65l. standards 51. firsts 48c 50c. seconds 46c 47c. Prices reflect grade and quality categories in local dairy trade.
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Chicago
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices with Mixed Movements
At Union Stock Yards Illinois hog receipts reach 56 000 with prices down about 30 to 40 cents. Bulk sales 20.90 to 21.15, butchers 10.95 to 21.75, packing 19.75 to 20.85, light 18.75 to 21.75, pigs 18.00 to 18.75, roughs 19.75 to 20.50. Cattle receipts 16 000 with market steady to 25 cents higher. beeves 10.00 to 16.25, butcher stock 7.50 to 13.00, canners and cutters 6.00 to 10.00, stockers and feeders 7.75 to 12.25, cows 7.50 to 12.65, calves 16.25 to 17.50. Sheep receipts 11 000 with marks up about 25 cents. wool lambs 10.00 to 19.25, ewes 3.50 to 12.75.
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Pittsburg
Union
Ill
Findlay Oil Prices Across Regions
Crude oil prices listed by city include Princeton 2.42 Indiana 2.28 Lima areas North Lima 2.38 South Lima 2.88 Wooster 2.58 Plymouth 2.33 and Findlay at 2.42. Illinois price noted as 2.42.
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Findlay
Illinois
Princeton
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Plymouth
Cincinnati cattle and hog market figures
Cattle receipts 400 with slow market. Thippers 11.50 to 14.00. Calves 500 with gains 1.00. Extra calves 18.50 to 19.00. Hogs receipts 5000 with steady market and packers 21.25. Sheep receipts 2000 with steady market prices 8.50 to 8.90. Lambs lower with 18.00 to 18.50 for good to choice.
Market Egg Prices and Live Poultry Rates
Eggs steady with prime firsts 39 cents per dozen, firsts 38 cents, ordinary firsts 36, seconds 33. Duck eggs 39. Live poultry shows fowls five pounds and over 28 cents per pound, under five pounds 28 cents, boilers 14 pounds and over 60 cents, roosters 1 cent.
Hay Market Prices in Columbus June 16
Following prices paid by consumers to producers and retailers are listed for hay and oats straw in Columbus. No 1 timothy baled 43 44, No 2 timothy baled 42 43, No 1 timothy 40, No 1 clover mixed 40, No 1 clover 40 41, No 2 clover 39.50, No 1 light mixed 42 standard 42 43, Oats straw 12 13.
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Timothy
Toledo Grain Market Closing Prices
Toledo Ohio June 17 closing prices for grain, corn No 8 yellow 1.83, oats standard white 74 to 75 cents, barley No 2 1.27, rye 1.48, clover seed cash 27.00 Oct 23.50 Dec 23.55, timothy cash 5.60 Sept 5.12? 4 Oct and Dec 5.95, alsike Oct and Dec 20.00.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Ohio Sunday School Convention Opens in Akron
The sixtieth annual Ohio Sunday School Association convention opened in Akron with more than 2000 delegates attending. Key speakers included Irving Mauer of Columbus and Dr. Franklin McElfresh of the Zanesville Methodist Episcopal district. The event runs through Thursday night.
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Akron
Ohio Sunday School Association
Armory
Teo. Irving Mauer
Columbus
Franklin McElfresh
Zanesville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio officials await court decision on liquor board status
In Columbus on June 17 dry leaders waited for the Ohio supreme court ruling on the state liquor license board before pushing the Crabbe dry enforcement measure. They expect insufficient votes to pass the bills as emergency measures. The report also notes Japan's electric sector expansion with 625 power plants, 42 railways, and 48 concerns.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
State
Japan
Liquor Barred From Ekphegg Lines After Next Friday
Rail shipments of whiskey to distant markets will stop after next Friday as the railroad administration bans liquor receipts after July 1. Distillers must prepay shipments now to avoid potential losses if deliveries arrive late.
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Louisville
Senate debate stalls on new bill rules suspension
A senator announced plans to seek suspension of senate rules to bring a proposed bill to the floor. The move aims to expedite consideration and advance the measure through the chamber.
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Senate
Betting odds in Paris on revised peace treaty
Paris betting houses quoted 3 to 2 that Germany would be forced to accept the revised peace treaty. The Paris today market reflected confidence that acceptance would occur.
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Paris
California Phone Girl Strike Spreads Amid Wage Demands
Phone operators in San Francisco walk out demanding a wage scale of 2 to 4.4 dollars per day and union recognition. The sympathy strike with Los Angeles workers expands statewide with Southern California already affected as electrical workers join the walkout.
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San Francisco
Hello Central
Los Angeles
California
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Wilson Confident Germans Will Sign Revised Peace
President Wilson believes the Germans will sign the revised peace treaty, according to private dispatches from the White House. A separate note mentions an invention that provides electric light baths while in bed.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
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