Local News Notes on Visits and Plans Around Town
Helen Border reports visits at New Lexington parental homes. The Theigley Study Circle meets at Mrs. H. M. Taylor’s on South College street Wednesday at 2 PM. Harry Bolton travels to Newark to visit his sister. Sadie Love and daughter return to East Union street after a stay with Mrs. C. F. Casley. Emma Dye and Mrs. John Ewing depart Harrisonville and Richland avenue for Washington DC to visit relatives. L. V. Brown and Clara Bowser plan to travel to Cincinnati for the opera returning Sunday night. Mrs. L. D. Poston goes to Dayton to visit her parents.
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Theigley Study Circle
H. M. Taylor
South College Street
Sadie Love
Sadie
East Union Street
C. F. Casley
Metlock
Emma Dye
Harrisonville
John Ewing
Richland Avenue
Thang
Weashington C
Ashworths and relatives listed in Athens and Nelsonville notices
Local social notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashworth of Athens and Mrs. Rebecca Douglas among several visitors and ill residents. Augusta root confined at Stimpson Avenue. Mrs. A K Newman of Rhode visits. Recital notice at Music Hall features violin, piano and voice pupils from the School of Music.
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Charles Ashworth
Athens
Rebecca Douglas
Mike Cush
Nelsonville
Harry Ashworth
School of Music
Music Hall
Quiet Wedding at 119 East Union Street
A quiet ceremony was conducted by Rev. Timmons at 6 30 PM Saturday for Miss Addie Goodwin and Mr. Robert M. Saulters at 119 East Union Street. A nine cover wedding supper followed. Guests included Mrs Adda Goodwin Rev Timmons Everett Saulters and Blaine Haning family members. The couple will reside at 112 East Union Street.
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Timmons
Blaine Haning
East Union Street
Addie Goodwin
Robert M. Saulters
Adda Goodwin
Everett Saulters
Woman Rescued After Suicide Attempt in Cincinnati
A 34 year old woman, Margaret Hoeltge, attempted self harm on a street viaduct in Cincinnati. She was rescued by two men and expected to suffer no serious injuries. Her husband said she had been ill.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Hoeltge
Dusty lamp awakens under pull of switch cord
As the switch cord of a new electric light fixture is pulled two felt covered arms wipe dust from the lamp and reflector.
Community Day program to be held at First M E Church
Reports to Attorney M D Hughes show county residents will attend a Community Day at the First M E Church starting this evening and running through Wednesday. Noted speakers include H B Shaver on rural problems and the Farm Bureau vision, with talks on child welfare, good roads, schools, and illiteracy.
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M. D. Hughes
Red Cross
M. E
Farm Bureau
H. B. Shaver
West Virginia Barbers Back Mandatory Razor License Bill
Charleston March 15 Barbers in the state celebrate a bill in the legislature requiring a license to carry any razor in a suit case or on a person A first offense carries six to twelve months in jail and a second offense at least one year up to five years plus a fine of 50 to 200 dollars.
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Charleston
W. Va
Messenger Corrects Names In Arrest and Release Report
The Messenger corrects two errors from a recent story. Carl Buck was arrested, not Bill Buck, by Chief of Police Graham. Murray’s father, previously said to be from Nelsonville, is actually from Columbus, Ohio, and Murray was released on bond after the allegation was disproved.
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Carl Buck
Bill Buck
Graham
Murray
Nelsonville
Columbus
First Accident in Akron District Leaves 14-Year-Old with Skull Fracture
In Akron O March 15 James Jeter a 14 year old student is hospitalized with a fractured skull after another boy threw a bat during a baseball incident.
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Akron. O
Deagon
James Jeter
Trial Testimony Scenes From Clara Hamon Case
Witnesses recount bruises on Clara and scratches on her face after a shooting incident. Clara’s mother testifies about her daughter’s behavior and alleged abuse while Clara’s aunt Clara Amy Hamon appears in court. The defense questions Clara’s account as tears flow during testimony.
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Clara
Phyllis W Clare
Clare
Mexico
Prince Freeling
Dave
Sey
Cara
Hamon
Cabinet plans to return to normalcy after war
President and cabinet weigh war legacies and peace time tasks at a Washington meeting. Reports cite Alaska population strain, shipping costs, and plans to boost industrial recovery while avoiding broad new foreign policy shifts.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press Star
Washington
Mar
Harding
Alaska
United States
Judge orders evening sessions in Matewan murder trial
In Matewan West Virginia Judge R D Bailey ordered evening sessions to speed the Matewan murder trial. The first night term will open at 7 p m this evening as the case moves toward completion.
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Williamstown
W. Va
Matewan
R. D. Bailey
Harding policy toward Russia to continue under present guidance
Washington March 15 officials said the Harding administration will continue the policy toward Russia as under Wilson. State department officials have been instructed to handle all matters with Russia in the same manner as during the Wilson era.
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Washington
Butter Price Declines in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati reports a four cent drop in wholesale butter price on Monday making it the lowest level since last summer. Milk creamery grade prices for top quality also quoted at 50 cents per pound on the produce exchange.
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Cincinnati
Loot recovered from Toledo postal robbery details
A February 17 post office robbery in Toledo yielded recovery of over 200000 dollars. Authorities report 145000 in New York City bonds, 27000 in Detroit and 14000 in Philadelphia have been recovered.
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Toledo
New York City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Illinois inventor unveils heavy duty snow plow device
An Illinois inventor combines a heavy duty snow plow with a passenger device. Details on design purpose and potential applications are unclear from the fragment.
Two Divorces Granted Today in Local Court
Two divorces were granted in court today. Marshall Summers faced charges of improper conduct with men named Thomas Coz and Grover Koon of Gloucester. the defendant did not answer and the judge granted the divorce. M Ellsworth Bailey was granted divorce from Mary Bailey. custody awarded with Reva and Owen to the defendant and Ronald to the plaintiff.
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Mondey
Marshall Summers
Thomas Coz
Grover Koon
Glouster
M. Ellaworth Bailey
Mary Bailey
Pomeroy
Reva
Fishermen Strike Hits Cleveland Opening Day
Cleveland March 15 with fishing season opening more than 400 fishermen and tugmen walk out demanding the 1920 wage scale while owners press to revert to the 1919 scale which is higher.
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Ole
Cleveland
Russia Poland peace conference ends with March 18 treaty
Riga March 16 Poland announces Russia has concluded their peace conference. The treaty will be signed March 18 at 9 A M. The agreement provides for a reparation payment of thirty million gold rubles to Poland.
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Riga
Poland
Img
Russia
Truce Said in Stillman Divorce Case
In White Plains on March 15 Justice Marschasser granted an indefinite adjournment of Mrs. Fit Porter Stillman’s alimony and fees motion. The move pauses the suit brought by James A. Stillman of National City Bank, amid rumors of a settlement or a truce.
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White Plains
Supreme Justice
Marschasser
Mra
Porter Stillman
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Phosphate Suggestion for Thin and Underweight Readers
A frayed advertorial voice touts Bitro Phosphate from Euro-Phosphate and Dr Harrigan of New York as a quick remedy for thin frail people. It promises to restore weight and nerve energy, claiming demand from McKee and others for the product.
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Harrigan
New York
McKee
Three Held Over Threat Letters Targeting Cleveland Natives
Federal officials arrest three men in Cleveland after a string of threatening letters. One target, John Popovich, was warned to pay $10,000 and to depart the area or face death.
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Cleveland
Quissis
John Popovich
Rubber wrist purse with coin slit design
A novel wrist purse crafted from soft rubber features a slit across the top for inserting or removing coins. The compact accessory rests on the wrist, combining practicality with a simple, flexible form.
Spring Styles Parade Marks Fashion Opening
Fashion celebrates the arrival of Spring Styles signaling the season’s big parade. The piece notes civilization’s flair amid vanity and the renewed optimism as fashion leads the comeback.
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