Ladies Aid Society year end meeting and reports
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian Church held its final year meeting in the Sunday school room. Officers discussed a four group rotation for the coming year and reports showed receipts of 1855.21 plus the bazaar total around 756. The meeting included officer nominations and plan adoption amid a busy docket of social and club activities across town.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church
Arious
Ww. 1
Hottel
Biedel
Harry Bennett
Fred Stuuffer
Mach Lider
Women's Service
Ain
Sports Trivia Sparks a Stadium Year with Legends
A set of sports trivia questions spans era defining figures from tennis star Suzanne Lenglen to boxing champs Jack Dempsey and singing legends. Questions probe Black Sox meaning, Stanford in Pasadena, and notable athletes who crossed into acting or stage.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Vince Richards
Black Sox
Stanford University
Pasadena
Tupmy
Jack Dempsey
Atlanta
Hs Fe
Family links Giouster to Lancaster residence
Giouster has been staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vernon on North Lancaster Street. Mrs. Vernon is identified as his sister.
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D. C.D
Bart Davidson
North
Congress Street
U. C. DB
Enca
H. Jv. Cleary
Witey P. Sprague
George McInwightin
W. A. Matheny
LW. Russell
W. L. Gard
Homer Clark
C. M
America
P. G. Hib
Robert Littler
Clyde Littler
Thomas Littler
Ly of
Giouster
Edward Vernon
Lancaster Street
Vernon
Senate Confirms Three Nominations For Radio Board
In a 37 hour session the Senate confirmed three of President Coolidge's nominees for the new federal radio commission. Two others were not acted on, hinting at recess appointments after adjournment. Confirmed are Rear Admiral Bullard, Edward C. Sykes, and J. F. Dillon. Babe Ruth signed a $214000 Yankees contract in New York.
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Washington
Urh
Senater
President Coolidge
Federal Radio Commission
Coolidge
Congress
Com
Bullard
Pennsylvania
Edward C. Sykes
Mississippi
J. F. Dillon
San Francisco
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Weather swings from 24 to 44 with record highs and lows
Clear skies lift the day as temperatures rise from 24 in the morning to 44 by noon. The all time low for this date in 45 years was 10 above in 1944, while the high 73 was set in 1901. Two hour temperature reads show a cool day with 41 at dawn and 35 near noon.
Senate to Probe Washington Lobbying Activities
The Senate adopted the Pepper-Macfadden banking bill investigation by the Banking and Currency Committee to probe lobbying activities in Washington. The move follows the recently passed reform measure and sets the scope for inquiry and potential disclosures.
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Washington
Glass
Senate Banking and Currency
Senate
Pain Relief Cure Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Advertises a 45 cent bottle of a rub pill claiming to ease rheumatic pain joint distress and neuralgia. Impoverished wording mentions skin burning and instant comfort, urging readers to buy via classified ads.
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St. Jacobs
Tme
Jack Joabinson
Bare
Midol Promises Fast Relief From Menstrual Pains
An ad touts Midol as a natural, non habit forming remedy for menstrual pain. It claims the tablet relieves cramps within five to seven minutes without depressants, and highlights its convenience and harmless nature.
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Fara
Harry Smith Dies After Appendectomy in Barberton
Harry Smith 33 and former Athens resident died yesterday in Citizens hospital Barberton after an appendectomy. Body to be brought to Athens Saturday night to sister Mrs. O. E. Cross at 112 University Terrace. Funeral at Richland Avenue M P church Sunday at 2 o clock. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Harry Smith
Athens
Citizens Hospital
Barberton
O. E. ‘Cross
University Terrace
Richland Ryvenue M. P
Eelook
West Union Street
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Surusemens
Sete State Hospital
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Ocal Literary Club
W. L. Slutz
Jaent
Glauque
Ing
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H. A. Hatch
Guerse
Lasher
Robert Tompkins
L. J. Gowen
Columbus Hospital
Cowen
F. B.W. Va
Ewing
Goldsberry
East State Street
Florida
Fast the Pure Oil Company
Chicago
Iwas
Charleston
Ted Cowen
Ohio
University
Orville Ewing
A. Ewing
Maotewood Drive
Oscar Bineman
Roger J. Jones
Charles A. Cornwell
Wheatley Link
Alex M. Moore
Gallipolis
Silks Lodge
Fred Wheaton
C. F.rowland
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Orlando
Tampa
Poe
Jerry Evans Douglas
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Fred Heavener
Columius
Sabi Oat
Engi
E. Glub
L. E. Club
Ivin Lamborn
North Court Street
C. R. Baumline
William Connrett
Arthur
J Schilling
J. A. Caldwell
Hyer
Neal Thomas
Thomas Johnson
M. C. Morrison
B. M. Gibson
Marian Iches
Alpha Ni Delta
Georgianna Meltoberis
Alpha Delta Pi
Panhellenic
Panhellenic Council
Tehes
Miss McRoberts
Ohio Stateniversity
Pearl Alman
Maggie Allman
Stephen Grant
Berlin
Isaac FE. Ash
Ohio University
Columhbus
Ash
Ohio Erate Univers Capital Colleges
Ohio Wesleyan University
Willian Green
American Federation of Labor
Tom RB
Bennett
W. D. Robinson
State Automobile Insurance Association
Inela
Neil
O. F. Peorles
Fonow
Marcy Peopl
Cohuimbug Urda
Edward Vernon Celumaed
A. J. Walkiee
Walliee
Grageep Bleeding Hare
Reading
John Machemer
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Slingluff
Heaute
Dr. Scholl
Home FurnIshing Co
Radio Board
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
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West Virginia
Bank of Athens
George W. Fitnn
Atlantic
Montay
Logan
Washington Tubbs II
Gane the Monty Wind
White Tappin
Price
Athens Furniture Exchange
Forsyth
Nelsonville
Athe
Sun
Hocking Valley
Smith
L Cross
Linnea Tread
Marda Matheny
Mim * Moore
Clirkabury
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William Smith
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