Local News Notes From Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Maldrow Mitchell and infant Betty Jane of Columbus visit at Charles Bardin’s home. Mrs. Matilda Yeakle of River visits sister in California. Mrs. McKnight near Athipa and Mrs. Dan Hawk host guests from Cadiz Columbus. Mrs. Huldah Russell travels to Ashland Kentucky. Mrs. Biddle joins son Clinton P. Biddle en route to Boston. Miss Mamie M. Morgan enters Buckhannon horses school in Buckhannon West Virginia. Mr. Curtis Harwick visits his mother for a week.
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Maldrow Mitchell
Betty Jane
Columbus
the Rivier
Charles Bardin
Matilda Yeakle
River
Calif
Iman McKnight
Near Athipa
William Hawk
Dan Hawk
David
Cadiz
Robert Shapiro
Bobbie
Thomas R. Biddle
Clinton P. Biddle
Boston
Mass
Mamie M. Morgan
Johnson
Buckhannon, W
Local society notes and arrivals in Kokomo area
A. W. Harwick returns to Kokomo to supervise the Kokomo Rubber Co. chemical department. Sigma Pi auxiliary officer elections are set for Saturday at Mrs. Fred Wenzel’s home. Supt. J. B. Christman and baby Mary Helen of Brewster take a four week vacation from Athens. Miss Derre Moore arrives with Miss Bettina Hobbey for a Moore home visit. Miss Mary Lou Ford departs to Rupert Idaho after visiting relatives in Athens and New York. Mrs. Cuckler and daughter plan a Park Place visit, guests from New York. Mrs. Mary Graham Noss and Miss Mary Noss sail July 3 on La Savoie for France with Mrs. J. C. Hockenberry and Miss Helen. Prof. Giovanni Terzana and son also aboard en route to Italy. Terzana formerly taught at Ohio University.
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J. B. Christman
Mary Helen
Brewster
Athens
Dutch Ridge
Christman
Derre Moore
Mary Lou Ford
A. D. Ford
Rupert
Idaho
Miss Ford
Comstock School For Girls
New York City
J. E. Hartnell
Coolville
Beverly
J. Halliday Cline
John Cuckler
Alfred G. Farmer
Margaret Louise
Dayton
J. M. Higgins
Park Place
Mary Graham Noss
Mary Noss
J.C. Hockenberry
Helen
New York
la Savoie
France
Giovanni Terzana
Italy
Terzana
Ohio University
Helen Smith
Albany
Gladys Andrews
Clophia Smith
Cleveland
Harold Mechem
Nelsonville
B. W. Hawk
Bill Burns
John Ray
Akron
Mary A. Davis
Earl Faires
Eastern switchmen strike cripples inland shipments
The big eastern terminal strike halts all shipments east of Cumberland Maryland, affecting Athens and inland cities. No wage award has been issued by the labor board, and none is expected soon as the strike worsens in eastern ports while easing in the Midwest.
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Athens
Cumberland
Seaboard
Middle West
Labor Board
Chamberlain's Tablets Ease Indigestion Effectively
Good for indigestion if you are troubled with indigestion take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. They also cause a gentle movement of the bowels. You will be surprised when you see how much better you are feeling after taking a few doses of them.
Crowd fills Athens street carnival and grounds upkeep praised
Last evening crowds gathered for a big street carnival with autos parked along East State Carpenter Lash and Kern streets since cars were barred from the grounds. The B and O and Union Depot yards are kept spotless by two diligent workers. Dr. Alderman, back from Europe, notes unrest abroad while trials continue as Joe Thompson Sr. is captured in Redtown and jailed after missing testimony.
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East State Street
Carpenter Street
Lash Street
Kern Street
Union Depot
Athens
Ohio professor helps feeble old man in Athens streets
In Athens yesterday a college professor from Ohio University aided a frail elder man struggling home, offering a ride when several autos passed. The act, observed by none, stood out as kindness amid busy traffic. Nearby residents report another accident in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Athens
Ohio University
Glouster Board to Put Three Mill Levy to August Voters
At last night’s Glouster Board of Education meeting a resolution passed to submit a three mill levy to the voters at the August primary. The levy is needed as new state law voids prior special levies and requires a new vote to continue school funding. Deputy Henry Williams reports four more Nelsonville dog owners cited for lacking 1920 license tags.
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Glouster Board of Education
Henry Williams
Nelsonville
Deputy Williams
Five robbers fail to loot Peninsula Bank in Akron
Five men attempted to crack the Peninsula Banking Company safe in Peninsula. They labored until daylight and fled without opening the vault. Chester Lee, a local farmer, was struck and bound during the break in. Police later rounded up five suspects, two of whom resembled the attackers. The safe reportedly held 6000 to 10000 dollars in currency and Liberty bonds.
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Akron
Peninsula Banking Company
Peninsula
Chester Lee
Lee
Jailed bank bandits thwarted in Fulton County jail raid
Five armed men tried to free Edward O Neill 27 from Fulton County jail early morning Webb Stowe 60 night watchman shot in shoulder as he called for help O Neill faces July 7 trial for May 20 Delia Ohio bank robbery worth 22000 Elmer Snyder 30 Athens held by juvenile authorities for delinquency aiding 17 year old Sarah Cach Buffalo West Virginia Police say Snyder and companion were en route from Athens Akron notes a generous act worthy of mention
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Wauleon
Fulton County
Edward O'Neill
Webb Stowe
Neill
Delia
Columbus
Elmer Snyder
Athens
Union Station
Sarah Cach
Buffalo
W. Va
Snyder
Akron
Londonderry Condition Discussed by Ulster Unionist Committee
Londonderry scene as Ulster Unionist council meets to consider the situation. General Sir Nevil MacReady has left for Londonderry after a conference with Lloyd George and will not discuss government plans, saying precautions are in place to prevent renewed trouble. Government action on Ulster volunteers offer to maintain order remains undecided.
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London
Ulster Unionist Council
Londonderry
Nevil MacReady
Llyod George
Ulster Volunteers
Pension Plans for Baptist Pastors Considered
The Northern Baptists convention in Buffalo discussed pensioning pastors at thirty five years of service. The ministers and missionaries benefit board proposed pensions equal to half the average salary during the retirement period. The plan covers pastors missionaries and ordained ministers in approved denominational work.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Annual Convention of Northern Baptists
Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Board
Carries Case to Supreme Court
May Wind of Steubenville filed an appeal in the supreme court seeking review of Jefferson county court of common pleas judgments affirmed by the court of appeals. She alleges her constitutional rights were violated as she was convicted and sentenced without a jury trial. Her petition in error was filed by Attorney Jay Paisley.
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Columbus
Crum Withdraws From Ohio Attorney General Race
Phelps Crum, a Cleveland attorney, withdrew as a candidate for attorney general in Columbus. His action leaves incumbent John G. Price without opposition as the party seeks harmony.
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Columbus
Phelps Crum
Cleveland
John G. Price
Crum
Tennessee Suffrage Drive Aims at Ratification
Officials at national headquarters announced a campaign in Tennessee to secure ratification of the suffrage amendment by the state legislature. Although no polls exist, suffragists expect a favorable vote with Tennessee's 97 Democrats to 35 Republicans in the two houses. Mary Garrett Hay said ratification is virtually certain.
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Getic
Tennessee
American Woman Suffrage Association
Mary Garrett Hay
Board of Education to seek tuition fund increase
Hamilton board requests voters in August primaries to raise the tuition fund to the one mill limit. The move aims to bolster school financing through a property tax levy.
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Hamilton
Board of Education
Funeral Services for Mrs Ellen McBride in St Pauls Church
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen McBride will be held at St Pauls church Saturday morning at nine oclock. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery. Lindley Dickson Albany June 25 Lindley Dickson died this morning at Athens State hospital aged 68. Remains brought by Undertaker T W Coe. Funeral Sunday at 10 30 at Town House. Survived by widow one son Charles and two brothers Cyrus and Newton Albany R D
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Ellen McBride
St. Pauls Church
Lindley Dickson
Albany
Athens State Hospital
T. W. Coe
Dicksos
Charles
Cyrus
Newton
R. D
Spray the Garden with Pyrox Kerrs Have It
Kerrs advertise Pyrox garden spray in stock for home use. The notice implies availability for immediate purchase through their store.
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Kerr's
Hoover argues for league covenant reforms and disarmament
In a keynote on the league's role Hoover defends Article Ten while urging arms reduction and possible treaty revision. He presses continued U S membership tied to disarmament progress and warns against a new treaty replacing the Versailles framework.
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League
United States
Hoover
League Council
Europe
Republican Party
Oe Io
Disarmament as a Bond for League Policy
A passage arguing that league membership should hinge on disarmament within a set period. It claims such policies protect American independence and reduce entanglements while leveraging moral and economic strength to press for peace, warning Democratic allies against relying on military alliances that weaken the league’s value.
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League
Oil shuts off gas flow at Lancaster well
A gas well on the John Shuman farm near Lancaster produced 400 feet of high grade crude oil Thursday. The unexpected oil rise halted the gas flow and the well will be shot to restore pressure.
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Lancaster
City Municipal Gas Works
John Shuman
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