Womans Relief Corps Meet Friday Evening
The Womans Relief Corps will gather Friday at 7 30 in their hall for a meeting with important business to transact. Mrs C H Welch travels to Cincinnati to visit her son Wilson J Welch and family. Mrs Charles Shields of Chauncey attends the funeral of her niece Lillian Masterson in New Lexington. The Pythian Sisters also meet Friday at 7 o clock.
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Womans Relief Corps
C. H. Welch
Cincinnati
Mr. Wilson J. Welch
Charles Shields
Chauncey
Lillian Masterson
New Lexington
Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Flegal Joins Husband in Zanesville Move
Mrs F G Flegal after a week's visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry M Roach has joined Mr Flegal in Zanesville where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Flegal
Aldine
Harry M. Roach
Mr. Flegal
Zanesville
Mrs Stalder to Attend Funeral for Alfred Ashman
Mrs Harry G Stalder left for Cincinnati to attend the funeral of Alfred Ashman age 88 brother of Mrs Fred Stalder of 14 Franklin Avenue. He died Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Stalder
Cincinnati
Alfred Ashman
Fred Stalder
Franklin Avenue
Mr. Ashman
Grover Family Attends Colwell Birthday Reunion
Mrs H W Grover and her son Brandon visit Rutland to see Mr and Mrs John W Colwell and to attend the 77th birthday reunion of Mr Colwell. Rev F M Evans and Mrs Evans dine with Rev and Mrs V Ahlbrand then attend Chauncey district quarterly conference at The Plains M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Grover
Brandon
Rutland
John W. Colwell
Mr. Colwell
F. M. Evans
Marietta
Miss Vivian Hayborn Visiting Relatives in Broadwell
Miss Vivian Hayborn of Broadwell is spending the week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs I R Rathburn at 41 Wolfe Street. Mrs J R Rathburn, Rathburn's mother, is at her son's home ill with influenza and convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hayborn
Broadwell
I. R. Rathburn
Wolfe Street
Mr. Rathburn
J. R. Rathburn
Fruit box from Florida reaches Roach couple home
Mr and Mrs Harry M Roach receive a Florida fruit box sent by their son in law and daughter during a southern wedding trip. Weather delayed shipment until after a cold wave. Mrs Mary Balis returns to 58 Lancaster Street after weeks in Cleveland and Mansfield visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Roach
Florida
F. G. Flegal
South
Mary Balis
Lancaster Street
Cleveland
Mansfield
Cleven
T. Ridsdale
Carl Balis
Sunny Side School Pageant Portrays Europe Visit
The seventh A class presented a pageant at a literary meeting built around an American girl visiting Europe before the war. On return she portrays customs of each country by selecting a native to tell of their land and lead groups in songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Europe
Canderine for Falling Hair Advertises Quick Results
A vintage advertisement promotes Canderine as a hair treatment that stops hair loss and dandruff with a small bottle purchased for a few cents. It claims scalp application will halt shedding after several uses and help hair grow thicker and longer, enhancing beauty.
Athens students host program with Supt Morgan remarks
Country singing and a tribute to the work of Athens schools open with the American girl praising the success and inviting Supt. Morgan to speak. He recalls his school days in a bright cheery manner as children perform well and the event proceeds with smooth, precise handling.
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America
Athens
Supt. Morgan
Miss Elsie Mae Mariner Hosts Birthday Party
Mrs. E. C. Mariner invited a group of young people to 20 Lancaster Street on Tuesday evening March 9 to celebrate the 19th birthday of Elsie Mae Mariner. Guests included Elsie Goldsberry Lucille Carr Blanche Butcher Eva Collins Ethel Chappel Pearl McHarg Corporal C. M. Grable and Edwin Higgins. The evening featured a taffy pull and late refreshments.
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E. C. Mariner
Lancaster Street
Elsie Mae Mariner
Elsie Goldsberry
Lucille Carr
Blanche Butcher
Eva Collins
Ethel Chappel
Pearl McHarg
Nelsonville
C. M. Grable
Edwin Higgins
Missionary Rally Planned at Bates Church Saturday
Local notes report a missionary rally scheduled for Bates Church on Saturday evening March 20. Residents mention church attendance at Mechanicsburg, social calls among neighbors, and a revival held by Rev. Roberts and Mr. Liggett at Angel Ridge with locals planning to attend. Also updates on travel and relocations include Mr. Herb Ruth ill with flu, goods sent north of Columbus, and Mr. Wilkin Allen moving near Plain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Church
Alvira Kenney
Tippie
Tuesay
Mechanicsburg
Mary
Vera Tippie
Irene Ator
B. H. Pugh
Herb Ruth
Columbus
Ruby May Tippie
Lena Frances Sams
J. C. Harner
Mr. Gorby
Don Kenney
Athens
Rev. Roberts
Mr. Liggett
Angel Ridge
Rev
Genheimer
Wilkin Allen
Plain City
Local Residents Note Visits and Moves in Community
Mr and Mrs E Swarts entertained a few people Saturday evening. Mrs Lissie Dixon spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Vern Dixon this week. Several people in this vicinity attended the sale at Jasper Georges recently. Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson and family of Elizabeth West Virginia are moving back to Ohio and are visiting Mr and Mrs Addson Sussell of this place. Mr and Mrs Moses Bailey and family are moving away from this vicinity. Miss Martha Foster has returned to her home at Hockingport after an extended visit with her brother Forest Foster of this place. Mr and Mrs Forest Foster spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Roy Bond.
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E. Swarts
Lissie Dixon
Vern Dixon
Jasper George's
Frank Nelson
Elizabeth
W. Va
Ohio
Addson Sussell
Moses Bailey
Martha Foster
Hockingport
Forest Foster
Roy Bond
Mystery of Floating Packages Solved in Des Moines
Two large packages drifted on the river prompting police to deploy boats. Officers traced the mystery to its source and found the items harmless, ending the river chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cadomene Tablets Praised By Dr. W A Kitzberger
A letter from Dr W A Kitzberger endorses Cadomene Tablets, asserting they are effective for nervous fatigue and stomach trouble. He testifies to using the third tube and offers his name as a witness. The tablets are described as a tonic for vital organs and sold by druggists in sealed tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kitzberger
Esperanza Ashore Off Madagascar Reef Near Progreso
The 4,760 ton steamer Esperanza of the Ward line with about 100 aboard is ashore on Madagascar Reef near Progreso, Mexico. The engine room is flooded and engines are disabled after a distress radio indicating danger. last word on March 7 said she sailed for Vera Cruz and was to visit Progreso and Havana before returning to New York. Naval officials report no further word from the disabled vessel Tyee, which sent a call for help and has two assisting ships.
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New York
Esperanza
Ward Line
Madagascar Reef
Progresso
Mexico
Tampico
J. R. Curtis
Esperangza
Vera Cruz
Havana
Tyee
Sale Prohibition on Ripe Olives in Glass
Helena Mont March 11 A state board of health ruling bans sale of ripe olives and olive regions in glass containers after five deaths in Java from botulinus bacillus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
State Board of Health
Java
Bryan Cannot Quit Michigan Primary
William Jennings telegraphed Secretary of State Vaughan to withdraw his name from the Michigan presidential primary on April 5. Vaughan said state law prohibits withdrawal after certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
William Jennings
Vaughan
Dog Proof Fence Sought to Shield Australian Flocks
Australian sheep owners report heavy losses from wild dog packs. A New South Wales delegation presented statistics showing 60,000 sheep killed in months and urged government aid to build a dog proof fence guarding a 40 000 square mile district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minister of Public Lands of
New South Wales
Strong argument for constitutional route to Volstead law
In Washington on March 9, P H Kelly arguing for George C Dempsey a Massachusetts liquor dealer pressed that the Volstead enforcement statute must be a constitutional amendment. He stressed the word concurrent in the amendment and argued such power requires Congress to submit a measure to the states for approval as a constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
P. H. Kelly
Supreme Court
Kelly
George C. Dempsey
Massachusetts
Congress
Anita Stewart Stars in Human Desire at Opera House
Anita Stewart appears in her late production Human Desire at the opera house this Saturday March 18 along with a big comedy in connection. Ticket prices are 10c and 36c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Anita Stewart
Human Desire
Revival at First Baptist in Glouster gains strong support
The First Baptist church in Glouster hosts a revival aligned with the InterChurch World Movement. Dr Good speaks nightly with the Volunteer Choir growing in numbers and inspiration. Attendees welcome, events run toward Easter with continual community activity and promotions in class programs. Deacon Curtis returns after flu.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Dr. Good
Randolph Curtis
Harry Tucker
M. B. Tucker
Camp Chase
J. 4. Tyler
Rendville
Lasterry
Francis Price Rutland
William Right
George Hawsett
Anna Fuliz
Athens
Dorothy McCarter
Walter Saunders
Nelsonville
Ora Viney
Federal Land Bank Man Visits Athens for Farm Appraisals
Mr. W. T. Copeland of the Federal Land Bank of Louisville conducted farm loan appraisals in Athens. Work lagged due to ste off the pikes delays. He plans a return in April to finish and will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Charter members of the Athens County National Farm Loan Association will receive loans promptly regardless of Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Copeland
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Pikes
Copeland
Chamber of Commerce
Athens County National Farm Loan “Association
Supreme Court
Arctic Birds Seen in Connecticut During Severe Winter
Deep snows and a harsh Arctic winter trigger migration of thousands of birds rarely found in Connecticut. John Burroughs notes similar arrivals in New Hampshire and Maine and links them to abnormal Greenland and Labrador conditions. Weeks of cold weather and heavy snowstorms bring snow buntings grosbeaks shrikes and woodpeckers to the state.
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Hartford
Conn
Arctic
New Hampshire
Maine
John Burroughs
Burroughs
Greenland
Labrador
Connecticut
Local items note road work and hires amid accidents
A. B. Taylor plans to improve the dirt road with coats of cinders after inspecting it. Leota Brill moves within Herman Ridge area. Seaman and O. T. Harkins suffer injuries in a Utley mines accident while motors were being repaired. An airplane flies over Broadwell. oil wells are being drilled nearby. Mrs L B Foutch reports a home store venture in town.
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W.W. Jackson
Taylor
A. T. Harkine
Leota Brill
Herman Ridge
Seaman
O. T. Harkins
Utley Mines
Local Family News and Arrivals Reported
Mrs. W. A. Webb of Columbus visits her daughter Mrs. Howard Coe while Mrs. McClanahan joins a wintering relative in McConnelville. Mrs. F. B. Goldsberry and daughter Mary Frances stay in Cincinnati. Abe Harmon ill prompts absence from work as Cooley becomes mail carrier on Albany route. Janet Bowers returns home after months away. Logan hosted by the F. Martin family over Sunday.
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Oberholster
Akrém
W. A. Webb
Colum
Howard Coe
McClanahan
McConneleville
F. B. Goldsberry
Mary Frances
Cinop
Dyesooley
Abe Harmon
Mr. Cooley
Albany
Janet Bowers
Logan
Y. F. Martin
Sunny
Not all divorces tragic some are merely wui are madie
A fragmented line notes that not every divorce is tragic and suggests some cases are simply mild or routine. The wording is unclear but implies everyday separations may lack strong drama.
Athens Soprano Honored After Sidney Recital
Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer Daniels, dramatic soprano and pupil of Ohio University, sang a recital at the Sidney High School Auditorium last Thursday evening under Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Young People auspices. Her performance earned praise and a return engagement in Sidney May 1 and a Middletown appearance on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Ohio University School of Music
Sidney
Sidney Baptist Church
Middletown
Elizabeth Farmer Danis
Young Peoples Society
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
DeKoven
Elizabeth Farmer Daniels
Penn and Chicago to Play Intercollegiate Championship Series
The University of Pennsylvania and the University of Chicago will play the first game for the intercollegiate championship in Chicago with a $2 stake. The return game will be in Philadelphia on March 26 and the deciding game in Princeton March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
University of Chicago
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Princeton University
Deaths-Funerals Margaret Barnhart
Mrs. Margaret Barnhart died after apoplexy at her Lancaster Street home at age 72. Survived by sister Mrs. Sarah Steed and stepdaughter Mrs. Mary Kennedy of California, with brothers A Weak ed Sand Ridge and Ambrose Weakley Rock Bridge. Husband preceded her in death. Funeral plans not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barnhart
Mar. Barnhart
Lancaster Street
Sarah Steed
Mary Kennedy
California
A. ©. Weaked
Sand Ridge
Ambrose Weakley Rock
Mary Russ Dies at 78 in Albany Township
Mrs. Mary Russ, aged 78, died today at her home in Albany Township. She was the widow of a Civil War veteran and left two daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at the Lower Baptist Church east of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mary Russ
pSgetander Township
Miles
Walter Chase
Athens
H. C. Brooks
Rooms Needed for Girl Students at College
Letters from girls nationwide pour to Dean Voigt seeking rooms for the spring term in May. She has exhausted room lists and cannot reply quickly. All A will notify Dean Voigt with any available room information at their earliest convenience so she can advise correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Voigt
May
Dean Votet
Allizd Soldiers Threatened by Germans in Bremen
Paris dispatch reports two hostile crowd members on the Bremen piers menaced by Germans, with police protecting the area as Japanese, Italian and French forces are praised for keeping order in the tense scene.
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Paris
Bremen
Obituary of Elisabeth Van Hall and Family Ties
Elisabeth Van Hall formerly Elisabeth Wits, daughter of Anthony and Wil Wits, died after a long life. She was first married to John Miller, who preceded her in death, then to William Van Hall with whom she had children. She leaves a large family including one brother, six sons, and four daughters, plus many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. van Hal
Elisabeth
Anthony
Wil Wits
John Miller
Cent.chilren
Wm. van Hall
Etree
P. H. Willeke
Card of Thanks from Van Hall family
We thank friends for kindness during the death and burial of our wife and mother and for the floral offerings. William Van Hall and children.
InventionClaims Milk Temperature Clamp
An unknown device claims to regulate milk temperature with a clamp design, promising correct heat levels for dairy preparation. Details are scarce and no inventor or company is named.
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Preston
Fuse
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Marion Coil
Ohio University
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
T A. Beebe
Accoville
W.va
W. A. Regine
West State Street
Mr. Beebe
Portland
Indiana
Fulton’s
NAVY
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Heckins
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Legan
Ohie
Federal Land Bank
Aana
Mary Rugs
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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