Athens Messenger and Schultz News Agency: New York visitors
Athens County Automobile Club delegates travel through West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee returning Sunday. Edward Arpee returns from Chicago then heads to Philadelphia. Pythian Sisters meet at 7:30 p m. Slutz sisters and Frances Hatch motor visitors from Parkersburg. Dr C L Jones leaves for Cedar Point to attend Telephone Pioneers convention.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. Cor
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
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Athens County Automobile Club
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
C. L. Jones
Cedar Point
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Married Peoples Club Named At Social Meeting
Mrs Hadyn McCaskill entertained the Jolly Stitcher's club at 165 Lancaster street last evening. A business meeting selected the Jolly Stitcher's club as the future name of the Young Married People's Sewing club with officers Mrs Wilson O Norris, secretary Mrs John W Dowler, corresponding secretary Mrs Arthur R Cline. Honor guests included Mrs M C Andrews of St Louis and Mrs Russell Rupp of Athens. The next meeting is July 7 at Mrs Barton M Gibson's home 64 University terrace.
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Married Peoples Club
Hadyn McCaskill
Jolly Stitcher’s Club
Lancaster Street
Young
Married People’s Sewing Club
Wilson O. Norris
John W. Dowler
Arthur R. Cline
M. C. Andrews
St. Louis
Russell Rupp
Athens
Barton M. Gibson
University Terrace
Williamses head to New York for summer study travel
Mr and Mrs John M Williams depart for New York City to spend the summer as he, superintendent of Summit Station schools, pursues advanced work at Columbia University. They will visit J Kent Hunter in Washington and stop briefly in Philadelphia before returning.
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John M. Williams
Mary Fulton
New York City
Williams
Summit Station
Columbia University
New York
J. Kent Hunter
Washington
Philadelphia
Andrew Ullom
Columbus
Don C. Coultrap
Mr. Ullom
Joe T. Ullom
Germantown
Coultrap
New England States
Mrs Kathleen Morrow Visits Athens After New Lexington Trip
Kathleen Morrow of Wellston spent yesterday in Athens with her brother Gordon Morrow of the Messenger reportorial staff. She was en route home from New Lexington where she visited her uncle Paul Gordon and Mrs Gordon.
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Kathleen Morrow
Wellston
Athens
Gordon Morrow
Messenger Reportorial
New Lexington
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Local visitors and births noted in Pomeroy area
Mr C L Jordan and family visited in Pomeroy and Middleport on Tuesday. The Grants of 113 East Union announce the birth of son Charles Gabriel on Monday June 21. Mr and Mrs Harry Ridgsley and children visit George Fleming on Highland street. Mrs H L Atkinson returns from Columbus after attending her uncle Albert Wolfe’s funeral. Miss Margaret Davis, previously in Allentown and Cleveland, now stays with her mother at 78 East Mulberry street.
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Robert Grant
East Union Street
Charles Gabriel
Harry Ridgsley
Chester Hill
George A. Fleming
Highland Street
H. L. Atkinson
Columbus
Albert Wolfe
Margaret Davis
Allentown
Cleveland
Raymond Davis
William J. Davis
East Mulberry Street
Scout news note with Cooper couple
Mr L M Cooper and Mrs Cooper are mentioned together in a brief scouting related item. The fragment notes their appearance or participation in a local scouting event or activity. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Bankers Warned of Danger of Floating Merger Securities
Washington data from June 24 reports Colonel William J. Denovan assistant attorney general outlined policy for conduct of American big scale business. The speech to New York State Bankers association at Quebec was prepared long in advance and approved by Attorney General Sargent before delivery. President Coolidge endorsed the principles in talks with the attorney general.
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David Lawrence
the Messenger
Washington
America
Coolidge
William J. Denovan
New York State Bankers Association
Quebec
Sargent
Warning to bankers on mergers risking antitrust and monopoly pricing
The speech warns investment bankers against floating securities tied to mergers that may violate antitrust laws or enable monopoly pricing, risking harm to consumers. It frames mergers as potential abuses that could concentrate market power and control prices.
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Investment Bankers
America
Woman hanged in England first since 1923
Manchester England June 24 Mrs Louise Calvert 33 mother of three was hanged at 9 am for strangling her landlady. It marked the first official execution of a woman in England since 1923 despite thousands signing a petition for clemency.
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Manchester
England
U.P
Louise Calvert
Home Office
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Phyllis
Agnes Jordan
Mr. L. M. Cooper
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