Local residents host visiting relatives and plan funeral services
Dr Charles B Taylor and Mr and Mrs David Russell with daughter Anna of Columbus visited Monday for dinner. Mrs Margaret Stewart, widow of Rev Robert C Stewart, will be buried after services at Carthage Presbyterian Church. Oscar Fulton and family returned from Coal Grove visit with Dr and Mrs P D Camp Sield. Mrs John N Cook remains in Columbus with gravely ill brother George Daniels. Miss Julia Cable to host Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae at 273 East State Street.
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Charles B. Taylor
McArthur
David Russell
Anna
Columbus
N. E. Mills
Maplewood Drive
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Russell
Margaret Stewart
Robert C. Stewart
Guysville
Oscar Fulton
Coal Grove
I’. D. Camp Sield
John N. Cook
Wolfe Street
George Daniels
Julia Cable
Zeta Tau Alpha
East State Street
Society and Local Trips Highlight Weekend Outings
Families and friends voyaged to Tren ton Ironton and Niagara Falls for weekend visits and sightseeing. Mr and Mrs Guy Spaulding with son John Douglas joined Miss Elizabeth Robinson in Tren ton. Dr and Mrs T A Copeland visited Youngstown with Mrs Stewart returning to Athens after commencement. Jin and Miss Gertrude Roberts planned an Inter national Cruise from Niagara Falls to Toronto aboard City of Kingston.
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Guy Spaulding
John Douglas
Guy Allan
Bernard Brown
Trenton
8. D. Brown
Elizabeth Robinson
Hey
Reed Aleshire
Daugh- Kathleen Mavoureen
J. W. Stewart
Scienceville
Youngstown
Stewart
Gertrude Atkinson
Athens
Ironton
T. A. Copeland
Jin
Gertrude Roberts
Cruise International Midland Grocery Co
Outjing
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Great Gorge
Lewiston
N. Y
City of Kingston
Lake Ontario
Couple Hosts Over Sunday Guests in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Chris Schmidt hosted Miss Tillie Weazel and Mr Al Schmidt from Columbus as over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Breinig.
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Chris Schmidt
Tillie Weazel
al Schmidt
Columbus
Charles Breinig
Harold Wise Goes to Urbana for Summer Studies
Mr. Harold Wise travels to Urbana Illinois to pursue advanced studies in a summer school program.
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Harold Wise
Urbana
Illinois
Humphrey Family Visit To Athens For College Term
Mr and Mrs Lou Humphrey of Hockingport visited Athens on Monday to bring their daughter Edith who is registered for the summer term of college. Also present was Miss Martha Humphrey, daughter of Henry Humphrey of St Louis Missouri visiting at the Humphrey home in Hockingport.
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Lou Humphrey
Hockingport
Athens
Edith
Martha Humphrey
Henry Humphrey
S&j. Louis
Missouri
Humphrey
Edwards Family Heads to Gillette for New Claim Area
Mrs D H H Edwards and family started for Gillette Wyoming to join son Harvey Edwards who has taken a claim there and now owns 860 acres. The party includes Almon Edwards Harold Edwards and daughter Mary Edwards.
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D. HH. F Edwards
Almon Edwards
Harold Edwards
Mary Edwards
Gillette
Wyoming
Harvey Edwards
Enthusiasm Marks City Federation Meeting in Church
Enthusiasm marked the City Federation gathering at the Presbyterian church on Monday. Delegates reported from the state convention in Toledo sparking interest. Round table talks covered convention happenings club institutes dues programs music art in club work law enforcement movies citizenship training and immigration laws.
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Presbyterian Church
Women's Federated Clubs
Toledo
FE. D. Sayre
Southeast
W. L Gard
City Federation
L. W. Kelley
The
Child's Conservation League
E. L. Miller
Higley
Farewell Dinner For Miss Mary Edwards At Hotel Berry
Mrs. Roy C. Shirley hosted a Monday dinner in honor of Miss Mary Edwards who leaves for Gillette Wyoming. Eight guests set a pink and white table with carnations and rose bud cups. A theater party at the Majestic followed. Hidden guests included Miss Geraldine Hope and other friends. The W A Juniors meet Saturday at 2 pm in the I O O F hall. Mrs. R R Marquis and Mrs. Tate Boden recently returned from Jackson visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips.
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Mary Edwards
Gillette
Wyoming
Roy C. Shirley
Hotel Berry
Yodwards
the Majestic
Geraldine Hope
Gladys’ Brooks
Helen Roush
Margaret Ford
William Lenhardt
Cecelia Graham
R. R. Marquis
Rounsavell Family Returns from Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs C V Rounsavell and their son Charles Jr return to Columbus after attending the high school commencement with the late mother Mrs Fred White and family at 186 North Lancaster Street.
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C. V. Rounsavell
Charles, Jr
Columbus
Fred White
North
Lancaster Street
Birth announced for Cayrl Baird on June 12
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Baird of Richland Avenue announce the birth of a daughter named Cayrl on June 12.
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Walter M. Baird
Richland Avenue
Cayrl
Plain City Graduates Attend Commencement Guests
Miss Barbara Shepper of Plain City returned home Monday as the commencement guest of Mrs. H Wheaton at 49 Morris Avenue. Miss Freda Chapman of Plain City also attended the commencement but left earlier.
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Barbara Shepper
Plain City
Morris E Avenue
Freda Chapman
Athens Kiwanis Observe Zero Hour at Meeting
Kiwanis club members in Athens joined a nationwide observance marking the opening of the national convention in Denver. At 8:45 p m they held a 15 minute period of silence followed by patriotic tunes and the Kiwanis fellowship song Onward in Kiwanis composed by George S Holmes of the Denver club.
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Denver
Colorado
George 8. Holmes
Voight Named Student Pastor at Ohio University
Dr Edwin E Voight of New Haven Conn will replace Rev Bond as student pastor at Ohio University after the summer term Dean E W Chubb announced He earned a PhD in religion from Yale and holds a Northwestern University degree where he taught and led the Y M C A Mrs Voight is a Vassar College graduate
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New Haven
Conn
M. Bond
Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
Voight
Yale
Northwestern University
Evanston
Vassar College
Elimination of Weak Industries Begun in Wide Drive
The Garfield National Bank reports a broad purge of weak industries as many firms cannot sustain profits when demand and margins drop. Economists call this the removal of marginal producers, a trend explained by ongoing business mortality despite clearing 1921 crash debris.
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New York
Garfield National Bank
Cannest
Plans Formed for Two Ohio University Buildings
H BR Briggs state architect will finish plans for two new university buildings by week end. L J Addicott stated bids will be asked then. Total cost about 409900 dollars. One building will house teacher training on Union street, the other engineering and training on President street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
H. BR. Briggs
State Architecct
L. J. Addicott
Board of Trustees
Union Street
President Street
Milk drinking in America rises nationwide
A survey by the National Association of Ice Industries reports a phenomenal rise in consumption of fluid milk and cream across cities and towns. Federal Agriculture statistics show average per person daily intake of 1.16 pints last year, with annual household average at 53 gallons, up from 50 and 49 gallons in prior years.
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Chicago
America
National Association of Ice Industries
Boards of Health
Federal Department of Agriculture
Canada can absorb 500000 immigrants yearly, says railway head
E A Beatty president of Canadian Pacific Railway told the Border Cities Chamber of Commerce that Canada can absorb at least 500000 immigrants annually with no danger. He said the saturation point may not be reached for fifty years and urged farming talents. Immigration for eleven months ending March 1 shows 135128 settlers, up 104 percent from the prior year, with 67023 from the British Isles, 19120 from the United States and 48992 from other countries.
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Canada
Windsor
Ont
E. A. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Border Cities Chamber of Commerce
Beatty
Dominion
United States
British Isles
Cigar Leaf Group Plans National Advertising Campaign
Lancaster hosts the National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association convention as cigar makers approve a one million dollar plan to launch a nationwide advertising drive to boost cigar consumption.
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Lancaster
National
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association
Rare 1859 Athens High School Class Photo Displayed
Mrs James Lewis placed a rare window display of the Athens High School graduating class of 1859 from Lash deng store this morning. The 23 graduates include 22 girls in hoop skirts and one male student. The image came from the late Mrs Schoonover’s effects, former Ohio Hotel keeper. Few faces have been identified.
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Athens High School
Lash Deng
James Lewis
Oak Street
Wiese
Schoonover
Fascisti Militia Arrive in Rome to Protect Organization
Five thousand black shirted Fascisti militia men fully armed arrived in Rome from the provinces to restore order and defend the fascist organization. The move follows unrest after the kidnapping and murder of Socialist Deputy Giacomo Matteotti, with political opponents linking the crime to fascist squads.
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Rome
Giacomo Mattecotti
Cascisti
Silver nugget weighs over two tons on display
A silver nugget weighing two and a half tons from a Northern Ontario mine is exhibited at the British Empire Exhibition in London. It roams a magnet amid Dominion exhibits including a Hollinger Mine scene and samples of coal asbestos nickel mica copper silver salt gold marble granite and other building stone.
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London
Ontario
Dominion
Hollinger
Canada
Miller Club Holds Saturday Meeting
The Miller Information club met Saturday evening at J. Miller's home on Garfield street. Wayne G. Miller spoke on The Scientific Working of the Human Brain, with a broad discussion and appreciation from members and guests. The next meeting is planned for June 1 at C. F. E. Miller's home on Columbia Avenue.
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Miller Information Club
J. Miller
Garfield Street
Wayne G. Miller
C. F E. Miller
Columbia Avenue
Palmer files four petitions in error in common pleas court
Charles Palmer of Jacksonville filed four petitions in error in common pleas court on Monday seeking recovery of fines paid after a January prohibition raid. He was among 27 men arrested and fined a total of 1890 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Helwig on four counts of possessing and selling liquor.
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Charles Palmer
Jacksonville
Common Pleas Court
Palmer
Helwig
Woman Falls at Niagara Body Recovered Near Cave of the Winds
A 55-year-old woman disappeared over Niagara Falls and was found on a rock near the Cave of the Winds. Workers fixed a ladder to reach the body, which was tied to the ladder and picked up by a steamer later in the afternoon.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
County asked to share road costs on State Highway 84
Jacksonville and Trimble committees urged county commissioners to cover half the maintenance of State Highway 84 north from Chauncey. No decision. They argued through traffic dominates, citing daily car counts in Trimble and Jacksonville. County work orders include culvert repairs on South Caaran road and grading by Morrison hill residents. An adjustable ornamental metal food holder was invented for 16 standard dish sizes.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Chauncey
J. R. Sands
Caaran
Scientists Pledge to Count Crops Before They Grow
Agricultural statistician A. J. Surratt explains a new method of forecasting crop acreage and yields weeks ahead of planting. By predicting grain and other crops before harvest, farmers can adjust planting to stabilize prices and prevent market gluts.
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Surratt
Agricultural forecasts project crops and livestock for stability
Experts say diverse crops will help stabilize agriculture with advance acreage plans and pig birth estimates for the state. Forecasters may extend this to all crops and livestock as funds allow, effectively counting the country’s chickens before they hatch.
State to Inspect Ice Cream Plants in Ohio
The Ohio department of agriculture launched a state wide investigation to determine if ice cream manufacturing plants produce products under sanitary conditions. Thirty inspectors were assigned to conduct rigorous inspections of operations in ice cream factories following a conference.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Kellogg's Bran touted as easy cure for chronic constipation
Letter asserts Kellogg's Bran provides permanent relief for decades of constipation. Ad promotes ALL bran as effective, claims two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and offers money back if not cured, praising taste and versatile use with milk or cream. Produced in Battle Creek and sold nationwide.
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Kellogg 'S
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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