Nelsonville Social Ladies Club Luncheon Event
Mrs. Herbert Leyshon hosted the Needle Club gathering in her Nelsonville home on Friday afternoon. Daisy and sweet pea decorations framed an elaborate three course luncheon served at five o clock to guests including Mrs. Will Benson, Mrs. R. C. Graham Powell, Mrs. Elizabeth Kaelin, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston, Orlie Rider, Frank Poston, and E. J. Kes singer.
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Herbert Leyshon
The
Needle Club
Will Benson
Needles
Cal
R. C. Graham Powell
Elizabeth Kaelin
Elizabeth Preston
Orlie Rider
Frank Poston
E. J. Kessinger
Miss Catherine Spencer Attends Weekend House Party
Miss Catherine Spencer attended a weekend house party at Iron ton with local residents and noted guests. The gathering highlighted social ties within the community and showcased informal entertaining in the area.
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Catherine Spencer
Ironton
Busy Bee Marathon Club Lawn Party Planned
Mrs. Bessie Bland will entertain the Busy Bee Marathon Club ladies at a lawn party Tuesday at 269 Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. M. Club
Bessie Bland
Busy Bee Marathon Club
Fort Street
Honor Bride Elect Miss Lou Lane Entertains
Friday evening a six o'clock dinner honored bride elect Miss Lou Lane and her niece Miss Mary Lane who will marry Clyde Vanni a medical student in Ann Arbor Michigan. Daisies decorated the Lane home in yellow and white with place cards and nut baskets. Dinner served to close friends included Bess Ailes Elsie Ailes Frances Bennett Elsie Hodgman Mary Pensyle Claudice Uhrig Ruth Mildred Esther Vorhes Margaret Rosser Lucile Stalter Catherine Stedam Ruth Hamlin of Hiram guest of honor and hosts Mrs Herman Ruble and Mrs Walter Wilson.
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Lou Lane
Mary Lane
Clyde Vanniter
Ann Arbor Michigan
Lane
Miss Lane
Bess
Elsie Ailes
Frances Bennett
Elsie Hodgman
Mary Pensyle
Claudice Uhrig
Ruth
Mildred
Esther Vorhes
Margaret Rosser
Lucile Stalter
Catherine Stedam
Ruth Hamlin
Hiram
Herman Ruble
Walter Wilson
Powell Family Guest Of Mrs. Clarissa Stevenson
Mrs. R. C. Graham and her two children from Powell are visiting Mrs. Clarissa Stevenson, the former’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Graham
Powell
Clarissa Stevenson
Newman family returns from Buckeye Lake trip
Mrs. Anna Newman Miss Kate Newman Mrs John Lawson and daughter Pauline and Helen Jackson have spent a week at Buckeye Lake and returned home.
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Anna Newman
Kate Newman
John Lawson
Pauline
Helen Jackson
Buckeye Lake
Mrs Bartlett and Son Mac Bre Guests at Dayton
Mrs C H Bartlett and her son Mac Bre are hosted by Dr and Mrs J W Wrist in Dayton as guests of honor with social plans noted in this society item.
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C. H. Bartlett
Mac
J. W. Wrist
Dayton
Logan Couple Hosts Guests For Sunday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Johnson of Logan were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Eberle.
Miss Ruth Hamlin Attends Lane Vanniter Wedding
Miss Ruth Hamlin of Hiram attends the Lane Vanniter wedding held Thursday with family and local residents witnessing the ceremony.
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Ruth Hamlin
Hiram
Splendid Day at Nelsonville Church Service
The Christian Church of Nelsonville reported 68 in Bible School and a large turnout for St. John’s Day worship. Masons attended in a body and ten new members joined the church this week after an evening evangelistic service and baptism.
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Christian Church of
Nelsonville
Bible School
City Manager Plan Advocated by W G Lee
W G Lee national president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen urges adoption of the city manager plan as a long term, efficient form of government. He argues the plan saves money, reduces bias, and concentrates on better city services, noting salaries vary little and promising better city management if implemented.
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W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Train- Men
Politcians
Disorderly conduct plea fines in city cases
Mayor Mc one ordered fines after guilty pleas were entered for disorderly conduct. Several young men faced $5 penalties for hanging around streets late at night disturbing neighbors.
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Mcone
Bootlegging charge nets $100 fine for Edgar Patton
Edgar Patton was fined $100 and costs by Mayor McCune on a bootlegging charge Saturday. The courthouse action reflects local enforcement in the era's public safety drive.
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Edgar Patton
McCune
Mrs Whitmore Entertains Guests At Dinner
Mrs. L. A. Whitmore charmingly entertained at dinner yesterday guests including Mrs. L. H. Robbins of McCool Ind Mrs Al fred Brenholt and Miss Barbera of Columbus Mrs Hall Hysell of York City and Mrs. Lowell Dawley of this city.
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L. A. Whitmore
L. H. Robbins
McCool, Ind
Alfred Brenholt
Funeral services for Clermont Howell held in city cemetery
Glenford Dugan Post of the American Legion conducted brief services at the cemetery yesterday afternoon for the remains of Clermont Howell who arrived from France on Saturday. Howell’s funeral for his baby’s death was held several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Clermont Howell
France
Howell
Masons Attend Large St John Day Service at Church
About 200 Masons attended divine services at the Christian church yesterday morning honoring St John’s day. Rev C L Johnson delivered a splendid sermon on the lives of St John the Baptist and St John the Evangelist, urging members to live as these men did. Attendance was the greatest in local Masonic history.
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Christian Church
C. L. Johnso
St. John the Baptist
St. John the Evangelist
The
Ordg¢R
Beals Garage Cash Taken Sunday Afternoon
Beal's Garage reported a theft of over one hundred dollars from the cash register Sunday afternoon or early evening. Mr. Beal and family were at Buckeye Lake and returned to find the shortage. The thief acted while employees were nearby. Marshal Williams was asked to investigate last night.
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Beal
Glouster Beats Nelsonville White Sox 7 2 At Home
Glouster defeated the Nelsonville White Sox yesterday afternoon on the local grounds by a score of 7 to 2. At the start of the eighth inning Glouster led 3 to 2 and then connected with the pitcher’s offerings to push four more runs. Cunningham and Skinner were the Glouster battery with Withem and Seckinger for Jacksonville. Next Sunday Jacksonville visits Glouster for an anticipated contest.
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Glouster
Nelsonville White Sox
White Sox
Jacksonville
Cunningham
Skinner
Withem
Seckinger
Millfield and Jacksonville Game Ends After Umpire Decision
Yesterday afternoon at Millfield the Millfield and Jacksonville game ended in the fourth inning over a disputed umpire call. Both teams played fine ball and it is regretted the game could not be completed.
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Millfield
Jacksonville
Fourth of July Celebration in Jacksonville Grove
A Fourth of July event will be held in the grove at Jacksonville under the U. B. church. Rev. Harbert of Crooksville and M. R. White of Jacksonville will speak. The Colored Quartet will perform and the day ends with a special evening program.
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Grove
Jacksonville
U. B.church
Harbert
Crooksville
M. R. White
Drury Attends Columbus Session of State Pharmacy Board
W. R. Drury left this morning for Columbus to be present at a session of the state board of pharmacy where he serves as a member. The board will be in session several days this week.
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W. R. Drury
Columbus
State Board of Pharmacy
Tippie Couple Welcome a Daughter Born This Morning
Mr and Mrs Charles Tippie announce the birth of their daughter this morning. The newborn adds happiness to the Tippie family and will be welcomed into a household with joy and expectations.
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Charles Tippie
Mildred James Returns Home From St Louis Visit
Miss Mildred James arrived back yesterday after a trip to St Louis. She stayed several days visiting friends and sightseeing around the city before returning to her hometown.
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Mildred James
St. Louis
Queen Mary skirt decree and bathing beauty debate
The note mentions Queen Mary and discussions about female dress standards and bathing attire for peeresses. It hints at fashion rules and potential interest in swimsuits or beach attire among the aristocracy, with intrigue about opinions on surf bathing.
Butter Makers Face High Profits and Trade Scrutiny
Washington report to Congress shows profits as high as 36 percent in creamery butter and canned milk. A national survey finds raw milk prices driven up by butter and canned milk profits, with many firms doing up to 5 million dollars in annual business and ongoing efforts to curb unfair trade practices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Local residents return from Buckeye Lake outing
Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw Mrs M M LeFavor Dean Harold and Carrol LeFavor Mrs D A Mc Donald and Mrs A J Crawford returned yesterday from an outing at Buckeye Lake while attending Hosmer Hall school for girls.
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Hosmer Hall School
J. H. Henshaw
M. M. LeFavor
Dean
Harold
Carrol LeFavor
D. A. McDonald
A. J. Crawford
Buckeye Lake
Meeting at Chautauqua in Jacksonville Planned
A notice places a gathering at Chautauqua in Jacksonville on June 21 and again on June 22 1933 with attendees urged to arrive on time and bring needed materials to participate.
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Chautauqua
Jacksonville
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Youthful Strength
Advert appears to tout Bitro-Phosphate as a pure organic phosphate used to increase weight and strength and revive looks. It lists McKee Drug Co as the dispenser and claims approval by New York and Paris physicians.
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McKee Drug Co
New York
Paris
Plan to bar Canadian plant pestat border plan
Washington D C June 20 A public hearing will consider prohibiting import from Canada of certain plants and plant products likely to carry the European corn borer into the United States The ban mirrors the domestic quarantine and targets infested districts only The insect has appeared recently in Canada prompting stronger board efforts to stop its spread.
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Washington, D. C
Canada
Federal, Horticultural Board
United States Department of Agriculture
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Federal Horticultural Board
Jacksonville To Host Radcliffe Chautauqua
The Radcliffe Chautauqua will be in Jacksonville Ohio from June 21 to 23 on the Ohio Mining Company property across the bridge toward the new mine. Parking will be available. Afternoon talks cover building a community. evenings focus on American ideals. A large attendance is planned.
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Jacksonville
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Ohio Mining Company
VitaMon Promise: New Yeast Vitamin Pills Claim Health Boost
Advertises Vitamon yeast vitamins for skin clearing nerves and energy. Claims rapid results with no stomach upset and refunds for trial purchase. Promotes availability at Cline's Pharmacy Athens and other druggists.
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Cline
Athens
Record summer term surge at Ohio University
Ohio University reports a new peak in summer term registrations with 589 on the first day and 1 000 plus by noon. Registrar W R Cable projects total summer registrations between 1 400 and 1 600. Women appear to outnumber men three to one as more psychology courses attract students. Rooming shortages remain a key issue for Dean Voigt.
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Ohio University
W. R. Cable
Voigt
Rain arrives just in time for county crops
A Saturday evening shower cooled Athens after a hour long steady rain. County Farm Agent Raymond notes corn, meadows, and hay fields benefited, while locals hoped the golf course received a spray.
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Athens
Jupiter Pluvius
Raymond
Pale Children Need Iron Tonics Promised Relief
An advertisement urges parents to give Grove s Iron Tonic Syrup to pale children to restore strength of mind and body. The tonic is described as pleasant to take and costs 75 cents. It emphasizes iron deficiency as the cause and promotes a strengthening effect.
Frank Cochran to Appear in Police Court This Evening
Frank Cochran is set to report to police court tonight to explain his conduct at Antoinetta's fruit store Saturday evening following a complaint. Officer Jake Cady arrested him after the incident.
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Frank Cochran
Antoinetta
Jake Cady
Police receive electric flash light signaling clubs
Readable text notes that clubs with electric flash lights on one side have been supplied to police for signaling purposes. The item suggests a signaling tool used by officers.
Blood pumped yearly could fill a vast reservoir
A health note compares the heart's annual blood output to a large reservoir capacity, estimating about 1 700 000 gallons of water would be needed to hold it.
Origin and evolution of the academic gown and hood
The article traces how the university gown and cap evolved from monastic dress to a symbolic uniform. It notes early all black robes, later color distinctions, the hood’s separation from the gown, and the tassel’s emergence. It covers American adoption from 1894–95 and three gown types for bachelors, masters, and doctors with color and velvet trim details.
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Ohio University
University
Church
Oxford
Cambridge
England
America
Columbia Lege
Low
Yale
Princeton
New York University
Department of Learning
Public Forum Letter From Mrs Watch Dog
A letter from Floodwood Minnesota dated June 20 1921 asks President Bush to stop teasing the Watch Dog about his hat and youth as the writer praises him as a husband while reporting rumors of his dining with ten girls. The note ends with respectful regards from Mrs Watch Dogs.
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Mr. Bush
Watch Dog
Watch Dogs
Floodwood
Mystery Woman’s Origins Stir Chilean Rumor
A photograph of Miss Sarah Jace Baxter, said to be American, circulates with sensational claims about her exotic name and hidden Chicago home. The image shows her in a vintage mantilla, taken in the Panama Canal Zone near her sister Mrs Samuel Grier, suggesting veiled foreign connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmencita
Maria
Bonita
Estella
Sarah Jace Baxter
Chicago
Panama Canal Zone
Samuel Grier
Four Ohio University students set adrift for Westward journey
Four Ohio University students with about ten dollars and a two seat Ford truck plan a westward tour after noon. Irish Jamie Lafferty Mac Bobo Jack Appel and William Patterson intend to work as they travel. Their target is any destination west of the Mississippi and they may spend time on a ranch or other rough work while roaming the West or Southwest. They first aim for St. Louis then decide further.
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Ohio University
Jamey Lafferty
Mac Bobo
Jack Appel
William Patterson
Oklahoma
Creek
Mississippi
St. Louis
Orchard Expert Guest at E Baughman Visit
Mr and Mrs Baughman hosted Prof W J Green of Wooster Ohio a longtime head of horticulture at the Ohio Experiment Station. He spoke at a Wheat Field Day in Carpenter and advised on orchard care while exchanging words with Mr Baughman and others.
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E. Baughman
Longevity Odds Highlight Rare Hundredth Birthday Milestone
A statistical note explains that among a thousand people only one reaches age one hundred and only one couple in eleven thousand celebrates a diamond wedding.
Ohio Wool Decline Threatens Longtime Fiber Industry
Ohio’s wool output faces a multi year decline despite a tradition of top quality fiber. The Ohio Sheep and Wool Breeders’ Association notes a drop from peak flocks of 6.6 million to about 2.8 million sheep and wool production forecast at 12 to 14 million pounds this year, with warehouses in Columbus and Wheeling handling millions of pounds.
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United States
Ohio
Ohio Sheep and Wool Breeders’ Association
Columbus
Wheeling
W. Va
Read
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
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Mme. Miller
Ambassador Wallace
King of the Wheaton
Baroness Furnival
Shelton Ton Agar
Public _Forum
Sarah Jane Baxter
Venturesome Quartet
Bennett
Bell
City
Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Co
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