Local Society Notes Highlight Bridge Afternoon
Dr. Hoyt Larch and family return from a four week outing in Canada and Michigan. Mrs. V C Loos and Mrs Lt Q O Gutman join a Tipton and Columbus guest list for a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs H J Brown at 73 North Congress Street with four tables in play. Opal Cooper and grandfather A Cooper came home from Dayton after visiting Dr and Mrs T J Huffman. Miss Cooper attended a picnic supper hosted by Miss Evelyn Porter.
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Ldr
Hoyt Larch
Canada
Michigan
V. C. Loos
Tipton
Ind
Q O. Gutman
Columbus
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
Bridge
Opal Cooper
A. Cooper
Dayton
Judge and Mrs E D Sayre Headed to Neebish Home
Judge and Mrs. E. D. Sayre departed at noon for their summer residence at Neebish, Michigan.
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E. D. Sayre
Neebish, Mich
Marietta Hosts Sunday Guests at Pickering Home
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burchfield and Mrs. Clark visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Pickering of 46 East Carpenter Street in Marietta.
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E. C. Burchfield
Clark
Marietta
Charles O. Pickering
East
Carpenter Street
Townsend Family Back from Pennsylvania Motor Trip
Miss Helen Townsend is at home from a motor trip as far as Pennsylvania with her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. C H Townsend en route to their home in Virginia.
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Helen Townsend
Pennsylvania
Mrs
C. H. Townsend
Virginia
Athens and Plains couples tour Ohio river by car and boat
Mr and Mrs William Runnion of Athens and Mr and Mrs William Nichols of The Plains spent yesterday on a motor trip and a boat trip on the Ohio river They motor to Gallipolis and take a Swan Creek boat to Huntington West Virginia where they have noon dinner and then drive to Charleston West Virginia.
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William Runnion
Athens
William Nichols
the Plains
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Swan Creek
Huntington
W. Va
Charleston
Barnhill Brothers Enter Wisconsin University
Ralph Barnhill son of Mr and Mrs B W Barnhill of Race Street and his brother Otis Barnhill left Saturday for Madison Wisconsin to enter the University of Wisconsin.
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Ralph Barnhill
B. W. Barnhill
Race Street
Madison
Wisconsin
Otis
Barnhill
University of Wisconsin
Ohio educator Coultrap named life member at Cedar Point
Prof. F S Coultrap, among three school leaders, was honored as a life member of the Ohio State Teachers Association at Cedar Point. Recently retired from Ohio University, he served 21 years on the Reading Circle board and as county examiner and public school superintendent in Nelsonville and Athens. The Coultraps are now in Long Beach, California.
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Coultrap
Ohio State Teachers Association
Cedar Point
Coul Pp
Ohio University
Reading Circle
Nelsonville
Athens Public Schools
Long Beach
Cal
Mr and Mrs Price Move to Ashland Ky Home
Mr and Mrs William Price departed today to Ashland Kentucky to establish residence. Mr Price works as an electrician.
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William Price
Ashland, Ky
Mr. Price
Senator Willis to Speak on World Court Tuesday
Senator Frank B. Willis will address an open League of Women Voters meeting on The World Court of International Justice at 2 PM Tuesday in the chau tzuk tent. The talk is public with no admission and no bets, and women are urged to attend. Willis, a foreign relations committee member, may speak for President Coolidge on the U S entry to the World Court.
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Frank B. Willis
World Court of International Justice
League of Women Voters
Chautauqua
Chautautau Committee
Genera
Senate
United States
Willis
Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Plenty of Rain Predicted All Week in Cincinnati
The weather forecast calls for showers and thunder most days with warm temperatures. Temperature is expected to rise through the week with a high around 86 and a low near 65, average around 75.
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Cincinnati
Birthday gathering for Charles Ogg at Millfield home
Relatives and friends assembled at the Ogg home in Millfield on Sunday June 28 to celebrate Charles Ogg’s birthday and the 22nd anniversary of his marriage to Nellie Carpenter. Attendees from several towns included the Ogg and Totman families, and many others from Athens Glouster Sharpsburg and Chauncey. The gathering featured lunch baskets and lawn picnicking, with the oldest guest William W. Ogg and the youngest Dolores Smith five months old. The Oggs have lived in Millfield seven years and work in mining.
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Charles Ogg
Nellie Carpenter
Millfield
W. F. Shook
Helen
Charles
Throps
Roy Totman
Forest
Donald
Lloyd
Athens
Leonard Smith
Margaret
Dolores
Gluester
Charles Carpenter
Lowell
W. W. Ogg
Sharpsburg
William Burris
Mary
Mt. Pleasant
Thorne
Della Carr
Zanesville
Leonard Ogg
Enid
Albert
Broadwell
Lola Smith
Glouster
John Brewer
Florence
Alice
Chauncey
M. P. Totman
Virginia Crippen
Lucy Totman
Sylvia
Ea Cole
W. B. Johnson
Prohibition Enforcement System Backed by Army Officers
Washington announces that retired and former United States Army and Wyoming officers may form the backbone of the administration Prohibition enforcement system according to early reports from the intelligence agency today.
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Washington
United States Army
Wen
Gaunt Family Heads to Washington DC for Visit
Mr and Mrs C H Gaunt of Los Angeles have visited with Mr and Mrs Thomas Ward Mr and Mrs William Tom of First street and Mr and Mrs Wade Bean of West State street. They will leave Tuesday morning by automobile for Washington DC to see their son Harry Gaunt.
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C. H. Gaunt
Los Angeles
Thomas Ward
William Tom
First Street
Wade Bean
West State Street
Washington, D .C
Harry Gaunt
Mrs Spaulding Visits Colum bus Family
Mrs. Fred Spaulding of Columbus arrived for a few days visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Ginnan at 69 North Congress street.
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Fred Spaulding
Columbus
James Ginnan
North
Congress Street
Wisconsin professor and kin visit Madison pair
Dr and Mrs E B Skinner of Madison Wisconsin alumni Virginia of Madison and Ohio university calls 88 were Athens visitors over weekend staying with Mr and Mrs H L Burson at 16 Maplewood drive Mrs Skinner and Mrs Burson are cousins Today they left for Marietta to visit the brother and his family then to Pittsburgh to see their son Merrill Skinner and Dr Skinner's brother C E Skinner The elder Skinner heads mathematics at the University of Wisconsin after thirty years on the faculty
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E. B. Skinner
Adda Coe
Madison, Wis
Virginia
Madison
Wis
Ohio University
Athens
H. L. Burson
Maplewood Drive
Pittsburgh
Merrill Skinner
Canton Threatened by Renewed Hostilities in Shameen
June 29 Canton reports a dangerously critical situation as the British and French consuls urge all foreigners to evacuate Shameen the foreign concession. A renewed clash between Chinese students and foreign marines is feared after last week’s violence.
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Canton
Shameen
Poisoning Suspected In Hocking River Fish
County health commissioner Dr. J. M. Higgins suspects deliberate poisoning of Hocking River fish by throwing slaked lime into the water. Milky water and undissolved lime were seen near South Bridge at noon and later, no lime at Courtney Hill Beach, no dead fish found, and authorities believe surface fish were captured by men in boats between Courtney Hill Beach and the Grosvenor mill dam.
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Hocking
J. M. Higgins
South Bridge
Courtney Hill Swimming Beach
Higgins
Courtney Hill
Mill Dam
Grosvenor
Rail Time Card for K and M Trains Athens Schedule
Rail time card lists Northbound and Southbound departures from Athens for K and M lines. Northbound No 1 at 6 33 am No 2 at 12 25 am No 6 at 2 51 pm Southbound No 2 at 12 25 am No 6 at 5 31 pm No 10 at 6 am Daily trains on various routes. Hocking Valley schedule shows departures and arrivals from Athens with times including 6 45 am 11 49 am and 5 00 pm. Baltimore Ohio and Eastbound times listed as 4 24 am 11 4 pm and 10 pm.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Daljrae Sunda
Oabaltimous
Ohio
West Virginia wage scale fight looms in coal fields
In Wheeling and northern West Virginia the United Mine Workers prepare a new push to end non-union American plan mines. Reports say international organizers will join next week as miners rally to support the Jacksonville scale, while American plan mines expand loading tonnage amid a quiet week.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
American Plan
Fairmont
Jacksonville
Phillip Murray
Indianapolis
International Organization
Local Talent Appears In Vesper Service Sunday Evening
Doctor J G McMurtry of Colorado College gave a Redpath Chautauqua address on the Twenty third Psalm interpreting shepherd care in Palestine. Fred Lee Tom and Alma Tompkins sang solos and a duet, and the opera Faust was shown. Not so Fast a Broadway hit was to be presented tonight with Martha Scott explaining music appreciation.
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Palestine
David
J. G. McMurtry
Redpath Chautauqua
Doctor McMurtry
Colorado’ College
Colorado Springs
Greece
Fred Lee Tom
Alma Tompkins
Faust
Martha Scott
Herbert Macferren
Royal Academy of Music
Miss Scott
Not All Agreed Reductions In Many Forms Are Assured
Washington June 29. Leader notes show House and Senate Republicans differ on tax cuts and tariff reform. Longworth plans July return to Cincinnati to prepare for upcoming sessions. Green backs inheritance and gift taxes, Smoot favors broader cuts, while Coolidge leans to state discretion on tax income.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Europe
Cincinnati
Congress
House
Senate
Coolidge
Green
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Congressman Green
Mellon
United States Chamber of Commerce
Longworth to Lead Next Congress as President’s Ally
Speaker-elect Longworth is seen as the President’s ally and key pacifier for Congress. With a larger Republican majority and the death of Senator LaFollette, he is expected to smooth the legislative program and restore orderly lawmaking after the next session begins.
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Longworth
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Congress
Coolidge
Divided Estate Settled in Common Pleas Court
Partition case of Sarah Stillwell versus Mary Maffin and others settled in Common Pleas court. Plaintiff awarded three sevenths interest plus dower. Ernestine Stillwell gets three sevenths. remaining defendants receive one sixty third each. L. H. Price, William Hall, and Walter Wolfe named as commissioners.
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Sarah Stillwell
Mary Maffin
Common Pleas
Ernestine Stillwell
L. H. Price
William Hall
Walter Wolfe
Boy Survives 120 Foot Cliff Fall In Deal England
A young boy in Deal England fell 120 feet from a cliff but escaped unharmed. He reportedly acted with surprising calm as onlookers feared serious injury. No further details were reported about the incident or his condition.
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Deal
England
Hall Divorce Case Set For July 7 In Athens Court
Trial of the divorce action of Paul Hall against Gail W. Hall has been set for July 7 in Common Pleas court. Hall charges adultery and the case has attracted wide attention in Athens because it is said the wife made an attempt to kill herself following the filing of the suit.
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Paul Hall
Gail W. Hall
Common Pleas Court
Hall
Athens
Licence Fees For Trucks Cut Up On July First
The Athens County Automobile club announced a ruling limiting truck license fees effective July 1. No truck license fee will be below eight dollars, and small roadster truck tags at six dollars after July 1 are no longer available. Passenger license tag prices remain unchanged.
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Athens County Automobile Club
Armitage Woman Jailed by Officers After Beating Claim
Neighbors report from Armitage that Mrs. Jody Rickey was restrained by police Saturday night for allegedly beating her step-daughter at the family home. Mayor L A Koons states she has prior disorderly charges and will be arraigned today. Separately, Mark Zimmerman of Albany paid a $10 fine and costs after an intoxication arrest at a West Union street restaurant.
Men Sent To Dayton Workhouse Over Liquor Fines
Floyd Perry Ramsey Perkins and Elmer Gueas were taken to the Dayton workhouse by Sheriff P H McKinley after expressing a preference for the works over jail. Habeas petitions were filed to secure this outcome following arrest for old liquor fines on mittimus signed by Mayor C W Wilson of Trimble.
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Floyd Perry
Ramsey Perkins
Elmer Gueas
Dayton
P. H. McKinley
Teachers Elected by Bern Township Rural School Board
The Bern township rural school board elected D. Minturn George Mr. Hermon Adrian Collins Plants ville Georgia Bailes Town House Mary Voring Lathrop at a Saturday meeting.
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Bern Township
D. Minturn George
Mr. Hermon
Adrian Collins
Plantsville
Georgia Bailes
Town House
Mary Voring
Lathrop
Zemo Advertises Skin Healer and Soothing Ointment
Zemo claims to remove Eczema and stop itching while healing sores burns wounds and chafing. It brands itself as a clean dependable inexpensive antiseptic liquid suitable for daytime use. Trial bottle 35c size 1.00 Zemo Soap antiseptic and healing 25c All druggists.
Clock Stockings Glow In Paris Fad
Socks ornamented with phosphorescent clocks are the latest fashion in Paris, offering a glow in dim light and a distinctive style trend.
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Paris
Banana origins debate unsettles Washington claims
Washington report notes Dr. W. E. Saf ford of the Department of Agriculture vigorously denies recent contentions that the banana originated. The exchange centers on the fruit’s origins and scientific claims.
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Washington
W. E. Safford
Department of Agriculture
Wind Sor Castle Kitchen From 1146 Stands Unaltered
A London exhibit highlights the Wind sor Castle kitchen built in 1146 that remains largely unchanged through centuries. The display notes its original layout tools and cooking methods.
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London
Windsor Castle
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South Court Street
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Rickey
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F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery CO
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Athens Dry Cleaning Co
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