Picnic Planned on East Hill for Miss Edith Goodman
Athens residents host a picnic on East Hill this afternoon if weather allows. Participants include Margaret Merwin Frances Hatch Bernarda Bryson Florence Carr Doris Nye Doris Henry Mary Peoples Jane Dew Geraldine Burson Harriet Sprague Mary Poston Grace Lawrence Eleanor Phillips Otha Beasley Dorothy Putnam Gail Putnam Dorothy Slutz Elizabeth Earhart Frances Cooksey Irene Gross and Mrs Wheeler Dew. Blanche Howe attends Ohio State Teachers Association in Cedar Point then Columbus. Mr Val Davis and Mr Leon Posey depart for Mt Clemens Michigan for several weeks. Mr and Mrs James Lewis welcome Thomas Knight of McKeesport and others at 9 Oak Street. Mrs W L Kessinger of Kansas City visits Athens relatives then sails July 1 for Porto Rico.
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East Hill
Edith Goodman
Decatur
Alabama
Ralph P. Jennings
Athens
Margaret Merwin
Frances Hatch
Bernarda Bryson
Florence Carr
Doris Nye
Doris Henry
Mary Peoples
Jane Dew
Geraldine Burson
Harriet Sprague
Mary Poston
Grace Lawrence
Eleanor Phillips
Otha Beasley
Dorothy
Gail Putnam
Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at Phillips home
A large W C T U meeting at 95 University Terrace hosted by Mrs H T Phillips welcomed 58 new members from a recent drive. Mary Helen Lee and Ruth Phillips carried ribbons while Helen Phillips appeared as a world queen. Musicians Marzuella Richards and Mary Helen Lee performed, with refreshments to finish the evening. Local social notes mention visitors Mrs B B Ireland and Prof F S Coultrap, plus Beatrice DeWeese departing for Chillicothe and St Louis after visiting family.
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H. T. Phillips
University Terrace
William Andrews
Mary Helen Lee
Ruth Phillips
Kenneth
Robert Worthman
Helen Phillips
Mansfield Couple Guests In Ohio After California Winter
Miss Velma Tewksbury and Mr. Ernest Welch wed quietly at noon, with Rev. M F Chatley conducting the ceremony at his home 64 North Congress, in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Livbyd Knowlton of near Albany, bride’s sister Mrs Knowlton. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs and daughter Hazel Allison of Mansfield, wintering in California, are guests of Mrs Gibbs' brother T A Snyder and family at 129 Grosvenor Street.
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C.F. Gibbs
Hazel Allison
Mansfield
California
Gibbs
T. A. Snyder
Grosvenor Street
Velma Tewksbury
Ernest Welch
Athens State Hospital
M. FE. Chatley
North
Congress Street
Livbyd Knowlton
Albany
Government Vocational School Seeks Shoe Repair Instructors
Two instructor positions in shoe repairing at the Chillicothe government veteran's vocational school are open with a 2000 dollar yearly salary. Civil service officials in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky announce vacancies for druggists with salaries from 100 to 150 dollars plus subsistence in Dawson Springs Kentucky Columbus Ohio and Cleveland Ohio. Examinations will be held in Athens and applicants should inquire at the Athens post office for blanks and details.
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Government Veteran’s Vocational School
Chillicothe
Civil Service Department
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Civil Service Commission
Athens
Dawson Springs
Columbus
Cleveland
Tariff Vote Sought by Democrats
Washington June 28 Democrats pressed for quick passage of the McCumber tariff bill within six weeks, saying Republicans should take full responsibility. They warned against delaying action via filibuster and vowed to force a vote if GOP opposition blocked final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Law Career Plans Promote Kansas City Growth
About seventy percent of the class has planned to practice law in the Greater Kansas City area, signaling strong local professional commitment and potential impact on regional legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Kansas City
Democrats Unwilling to Revive Soldiers Bonus Issue
Report notes that the Democrats do not plan to revive the soldiers bonus issue soon and that a shortening of the bill was anticipated. The text suggests political calculations govern the stance on the veterans' bonus.
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Bate
Chick Evans Leads Western Amateur Qualifying Action
Thunderstorms drenched Hillcrest course as qualifying ended with Evans earning medalist honors. Chick Evans carded 143 to edge Harrison Johnston who shot 144, placing Evans as the defending champion favored to reach the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hillcrest
Charles
Chick” Evans
Harrison
Jimmy” Johnston
St. Paul, Minn
Evans
Athens Business Section to Be Decorated for Funfest Week
Athens will celebrate Elks Funfest week with decorated streets and a bright holiday look. The lodge provides pennants free and chrysanthemums sold at cost to fund decoration while merchants cooperate by using pennants and flags. Decoration aims to be completed by Saturday and remain through the week.
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Athens
Local Social Roundup From Plains Area
The Plains residents report weekend visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shields and son stayed with Cliff Wolf in Connett. Irene Gabriel returned from Mansfield visiting friends two weeks. Fanny Ball and children plus Marie Aleshire saw Rankin in Millfield. John Kaufman returned from Amesville relatives after two weeks. Karl Micheals Maud Thorn toured Trimble. Ray Micheals went to Columbus and came home with Will Mercer and Wilbur Powell. Joe Hutchins visited Logan Haydenville and dined with J W Patton. Charles Woods near Albany attended a miners mass meeting. Edwin Ball and Fanny Ball drove to Enterprise Tuesday.
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Roscoe Shields
Cliff Wolf
Connett
Irene Gabriel
Mansfield
Fanny Ball
Marie Aleshire
Rankin
Millfield
John Kaufman
Amesville
Karl Micheals
Maud Thorn
Trimble
Ray Micheals
Flapper Needs Religion, Says World Authority
Chicago June 28 The flapper movement is condemned by Dr Corliss P Hargraves foreign superintendent of Sunday schools for the Methodist Episcopal church He says without religion youthful frivolity leads to degeneration and notes American youth standards compare favorably with other nations He also dismisses hysteria on the subject.
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John Shivak Dd
U. S
Chicago
Corliss P. Hargraves
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference of Bishops
Hargraves
America
Riots in Darmstadt Kill Dozens as Mob Attacks Nationalists
Berlin dispatch reports two pro Republic demonstrations by mobs in Darmstadt left hospitals filled with the wounded and many dead. Mobs demolished homes of nationalists in the Reichstag and forced them to cheer for the republic before attacking the officials who tried to shield them.
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Berlin
Darmstadt
Agricultural Bloc Wins in Tariff Vote
Washington June 28 Republican agricultural tariff bloc scored an overwhelming victory in the first test vote on higher tariffs for farm products. With scattered Democratic support the bloc pushed 15 percent higher rates on cattle as the first item in the agricultural schedule. the vote was 49 to 15.
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Washington
Woman Nominated in Milwaukee by Democratic State Party
Mrs. Ben C. Cooper of Oshkosh was unanimously nominated late last night by the Democratic state committee in Milwaukee. The announcement caps persistent party efforts to place Cooper in a key public leadership role.
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Milwaukee
Ben C. Cooper
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Senatorial Campaign Heads to Session
The party's candidate for United States senator speaks during a session. She serves as president of the Wisconsin League of Women Voters.
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Vention
United States
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
Joint Conference Set by Pit Mines Operators on Scale Talks
Michael Gallagher, president of the Pittsburg Vein Operators association, said officials invited to a Saturday conference would negotiate if enough ore tonnage could be guaranteed to establish a binding scale. Other operators echoed similar willingness to attend.
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Michael Gallagher
Pittsburg
Hall Willing To Attend Coal Conference In Washington
Lee Hall of Columbus president of the Ohio United Mine Workers says he will gladly participate in the proposed joint conference of coal miners and operators in Washington. He notes operators will follow a cabinet call, with the Southern Ohio policy committee likely to meet to decide attendance if the call comes by wire.
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Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Southern Ohio
Washington
Warships may be sent to Tampico over hostage case
Washington reported that whether American warships are dispatched to Tampico depends on forthcoming Mexico City and Tampico reports. Officials said no word yet from Charge D Affaires Summerlin in Mexico City or Consul Shaw in Tampico. In Vera Cruz 40 Corteza Oil Co employees held by rebels under General Gorozava remain detained for ransom as of today.
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Washington
Tampico
Mexico City
State Department
Department
Summerlin
Shaw
Vera Cruz
Corteza Oil Company
Gorozava
Trike Ro Train Wreck near Hendricks Cumberland MD
A special Western Maryland train carrying 1095 men 20 women and 15 guards wrecked one and a half miles beyond Hendricks. Coaches tumbled four or five times as strike sympathizers and arrestees traveled. casualties unknown. Circuit Judge A J Valentine was aboard with fate unknown.
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Cumberland
Thomas
W. Va
Hendricks
Western Maryland Railroad
A. J. Valentine
Local Social Notes and Small Town Visits
The column records numerous visits and social events in Haydenville and nearby areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans with A. J. Shivers, Ruth Cheshire visiting her mother, Miss Gay Harold from Columbus, and other residents sharing weekends and shopping trips. Several residents, including Mrs. Goldie Boldens and Mrs. Mary Loomis, are noted as ill or on the sick list.
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Thomas Evans Lere
A. J. Shivers
Haydenville
Goldie Boldens
Ruth Cheshire
Columbus
Gay Harold
Guy Evans
Carrie Cox
Wogan
Durant
Harry Little
Ed Fisher
Harry Patton
Kate Fisher
Charlie Ellis
Carbon Hill
Harvey Mead
Comet
Nellie ‘Campbell
Thomas F Evans
Logan
John Reuter
Blosser Lemon
Will Ogg
Helen
Charles Ellis
Mary Loomis
Gene Lemon
George Bolden
James Kreig
Neil Cole
Carl Fisher
Local Social Notes From Chillicothe and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Alec Parsons visits Chillicothe this week at her mother’s home while Mrs P T Buseh visits Athens. Frank Robinson and family were guests in New England Sunday. C A Wiseman and family stayed with J C Stewart in Guysville Sunday. S J Biddison and family visited Glouster Sunday to see his mother. Locals attended the quarterly meeting at Guysville Sunday afternoon. Dudley Root and family with Miss Evelyn and Geraldine McBee went to Goolville Sunday for children’s services. Robert Brill’s return brings greetings to friends after hospital convalescence in Columbus. P T Winner moves the former A J L Cole house onto his new lot bought from C W Townsend. Work started on the new school building Monday. Wm Leeper returned from Athens Sunday after a week at home. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hawk and their son from Athens visited their parents Sunday. Mrs C Smith Quva Cottril of
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Alec Parsons
Chillicothe
P. T. Buseh
Athens
Frank Robinson
New England
C. A. Wiseman
J. C. Stewart
Guysville
J. Biddison
Glouster
Mr. Biddison
Dudley Root
Miss Evelyn
Geraldine McBee
Goolville
Robert Brill
Brill
Columbus
Wm. Spear
P. T. Winner
A. JL. Cole
C. W. Townsend
Wm. Leeper
Leonard Hawk
Little Son
George Hawk
C. Smith
Sunday family visits and church services across area
Lancaster spent over Sunday at her home here. Rev Snyder fired his regular appointment at the A Church Saturday and Sunday. There will be preaching at the M EF Church next Sunday morning at 10 30. Isaac Barnhart and family were guests of Clarence Barnhart near Guysyville Sunday. Mrs Conant of Chauncey was the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs David Sutton last week. John Oliver and a family spent over Sunday at Nelsonville with relatives.
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Lancaster
Snyder
M. EF
Isaac Barnhart
Clarence Barnhart
Guysyville
Conant of
Chauncey
David Sutton
John Oliver
Nelsonville
Expect Bandits to Release Their Kidnapped Man
New York bank officials said they expected news from Mexico City that Bruce Bielaski, former chief of the Bureau of Investigation, was to be released by bandits who abducted him. A telegram reported Barcenas, a Mexican lawyer captured with Bielaski, had been freed and was aiding the release effort. The ransom money remained at a location in Tuenta de Istla as officials anticipated favorable results.
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New York
Knauth Nachod and Kahne
Bruce Bielask
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justice
Mexico City
Bielaski
Shaw
Banque du Francaise
Barcenas
Bielask
Tuenta de Istla
Bielaski Safe After Dispatch From Mexico City
A dispatch reports Mrs. Bielaski is uninjured and well after an incident. The message notes Bielaski has suffered no harm and was filed from Mexico City at 11 52 p m last night.
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Bielaski
Mexico City
Harding seeks five million more for navy deficiencies
President Harding asked Congress to appropriate 5 million dollars to cover navy department deficiencies in the current fiscal year to pay debts from suspended construction. In a separate message he asked for 51000 dollars to settle claims awarded by the US court of claims.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Navy Department
United States Court of Claims
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Cedar Point
Ohio State Teachers Association
Val Davis
Leon Posey
Mt. Clemens
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James Lewis
Oak Street
Thomas Knight
McKeesport, Pa
W. L. Kessinger
New York City
Porto Rico
Kessinger
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Wt. T. U
Phillips
B. B. Ireland of
H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Ireland
F. 8. Coultrap
the Breakers
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Grones
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Agricultural “Bloc
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Windsor Castle
Duke of Wellington
Utchinson & Stickney Onest Hoes Athems
GPO
Tao Prag
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