Social Literary club marks eleventh anniversary at Elmwood Place
The Social Literary club celebrated its eleventh anniversary Tuesday at Mrs. T. N. Hoover’s Elmwood Place home. Officers elected include Mrs. M. D. Hughes as president and Mrs. M. M. Kerr as vice president. Mrs. Jh. D Sayre spoke on district women’s federated clubs work, followed by a six o’clock dinner and an evening of contest games music and conversation with husbands joining for the program.
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T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Jh. D Sayre
Southeast District of Womens Federated Clubs
M. D. Hughes
M. M. Kerr
Fred M. McKay
C. L. Jones
Scott Haney
Tuesday Needle Club Hosts Mrs Sprague and Guests
Mrs. Sprague entertained the Tuesday Needle Club with nine members and ten guests at 66 Morris Avenue. Mrs. S. M. Johnson won the prize. Marion Sprague played piano solos. officers were elected: H. W. Grover president, W. E. Clark vice president, L. W Russell secretary treasurer, Dasa Long flower committee chair.
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Wiley Sprague
Morris Avenue
S. M. Johnson
Marion Sprague
James Day
Tuesday Needle Club
H. W. Grover
W. E. Clark
L. W Russell
Dasa Long
Doctor H T Lee Improves While Confined At Home
Dr. H. T. Lee remains at his residence 70 North Congress street with influenza but is reported today to be improving.
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H. T. Lee
North Congress Street
Community notices from Kirksville and area events
Mrs H D Henry returns from Kirksville Mo after two months with her ill daughter Miss Libby McCole cousin of Shelby Iowa visits The Current Events club meets Friday at 7 with Mrs William Williams time shifted for a Womans Music club concert Mrs Arthur Nelson and aunt Mrs Martha Blackwood visit then return to Nelsonville Mrs C H Horn hosts Priscilla needle club Thursday at 2 30 and Mrs P H McKinley hosts Friendship needle club at 2 Thursday Earl Cullums depart for Indianapolis after four weeks visit stopping in Columbus N K Alderman hosts Missionary Society meeting Thursday at 2 at 178 North Congress Street
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H. D. Henry
Kirksville
George R. Kaler
Kirksville School of Osteopathy
William Williams
Franklin Avenue
Womans Music Club
Arthur Nelson
Martha Blackwood
Fisher
Nelsonville
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
O’oglock
N. K. Alderman
North Congress Street
Superior Girl talk inspires Athens Girl Scouts event
A representative group of Girl Scouts of Athens with many mothers heard Irma E. Voigt dean of women Ohio University speak on The Superior Girl Tuesday at the Presbyterian church. The regular meeting night included a planned union meeting and Voigt’s address inspired and benefited the attendees with her broad views.
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Girl Scouts
Athens
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church
Dean Voigt
Club Discuss Child Culture in Conservation League Meeting
The Childs Conservation league met at Mrs. E. G. Burt's home on Palmer street Tuesday evening to discuss Child Culture. Mrs. Edward Savage and Mrs. P. W. Helwig presented papers, praised as well prepared and interesting. A flower guessing contest awarded first prize to Mrs. Fred H. McCoy and consolation to Mrs. Jesse Haning. Luncheon favors were tiny green flags honoring St Patricks Day. Guests included Mrs. Jesse Haning, Mrs. J. N. Burt and Mrs. Orland Houck.
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Childs Conservation League
E. G. Burt
Palmer Street
Edward Savage
P. W. Helwig
Fred H. McCoy
Jesse Haning
J. N. Burt
Orland Houck
Clu
Conflicting Divorce Laws Create Bigamy Dilemma
Berbt Thornton Andrews a New York broker married Edna Nether Tatnall in Connecticut while his first wife and family lived in New Jersey. Courts ruled he could not be tried for bigamy since the Connecticut marriage had not been consummated, but charged him with misappropriation of funds.
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Herbert Thornton Andrews
New York
Edna Nether Tatnall
U. S
Thornton
Miss Tatmats
Connecticut
New Jersey
Girl Scout Movement Grows in Athens on Fourth Anniversary
On the fourth anniversary of Athens girl troops, three groups attract growing interest as 140 attendees join a Saturday dinner. Dean Irma Voigt spoke at the event, with local scouts promoting thrift stamps, liberty bonds, and civic involvement. The movement mirrors the national program led by Herbert Hoover and emphasizes truth, loyalty, and courtesy.
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Boy Scouts Organization
Girl Scouts
Irma Voigt
Girl Scout
Boy Scout Organization
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Automobile Show Lets Few Sit in Luxury Cars
A local exhibit offers a rare chance to view and sit in luxury cars, a contrast for many who never experience such vehicles outside funeral processions and ceremonial events.
Local residents relocate and visit in Union County area
East Millfield L and Thompson family moved to Union County last Wednesday while Jess Jewell and family shifted to McArthur. Many neighbors were also noted visiting relatives, illness updates, and to observe religious services. several moved homes or traveled to Athens and Columbus for appointments or care.
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L. &. Thompson
Union County
Jess Jewell
McArthur
Jewell
E. Dean
West Virginia
Don Chadwell
Athens
Mary Glaney
Jacksonville
Eben Gillespie
Logan
Ralph Guerra
James Campbell
Roy Keplar
Nelsonville
Mr. Vargo
Tony
Atlantic City
Millard Simpson
Joe Clay
M. A. Howard
Mor timer celebrates 77th birthday with kin on Friday
Relatives of Mor timer McKnight gathered Friday March 10 to mark his 77th birthday. Family reports he is improving in health. Golda Dailey assists Mrs Chas Daily during Mr Bobo’s illness. Rev Thompson serves as state director of the
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J. D. Carpenter
Athens
Manning Galloway
Thelma
W. A. Dailey
Frank Foley
Caster
W. C. Jewell
Hiccough
Dr. Allen
EF. C. Schwan
Samuel Tewksbury
Albany
Lenore
Hollis
Mr. Collins
Columbus
Mortimer
McKnight
Golda Dailey
Chas
Bobo
Rev. Thompson
Radio craze spreads to classroom in Washington school
Washington students join the radio wave trend as the physics department co leads a new class. Dr Ledrick directs the program and radiograms from the bureau of awards reach the classroom. Mary Elizabeth Martin, 16, joins an amateur radio club and wears a miniature receiving set under her hat.
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Washington Sch
Bureau of E
Dr.ledrick
Mary Elizabeth Martin
Onzetal
Dr. Hedrick
Washington, D. C
Local Masonic News and Oddities at Marshfield Meeting
The Union correspondent reports on a Saturday Masonic gathering with third degree completed and a soap sandwich gift refused. Community highlights include E J Shannon’s new driveway from the freight house to the main road and notes on attending members from nearby towns. Leslie Bryson’s home journey and packetbook mishap amuse readers as the Sona of Rest charter opens with five pins required for membership.
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Union
Sherman Ferguson
Ferguson
E. J. Shannon
B. & O. Railroad
Masonic Lodge
Rev. Stines
Carbondale
Geo. Frank
Mr. Woodhouse
Trimble
Finley
Luhrig
Athena
Charlie Fitzer
Athens
Leslie
Sona of Rest
Long Range Motion Picture Camera Announces New Lens
A motion picture camera featuring a long range lens photographs at distances from 790 to 20 000 yards. The device marks a significant advance in long distance filming capabilities for cinematic and observational use.
Floodwaters Recede Yet Still Rising on Hocking River
Rising water from heavy rains pushes the Hocking River toward the December flood peak. Eastbridge gauge hits 19 ft 3 in at 1 pm with four inch hourly rise. Rock Bridge and Chauncey report three to four inch gains per hour. Athens and Glouster areas report街 water in streets and lowlands. homes remain unpenetrated. Ohio River swells as tributaries flood southern Ohio.
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Eastbridge
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Chauncey
Athens
Margaret's Creek
Albany
Glouster
Hocking Valley
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Ohio
NARAIS FAILED TO REACH FORUM IN ATHENS DUE TO HIGH WATER
High water south of Lancaster forced Robert Harris secretary of Governor Davis to cancel the Athens Chamber of Commerce luncheon talk on the six months of state government reorganization. David H Moore spoke on the disarmament conference in Washington recounting Independence Hall sessions and urged telegrams to state senators to push ratification of the four power Pacific pact.
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Lancaster
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Robert Harris
Davis
Harris
Athens
Columbus
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Washington
Independence Hall
International Confab
Senate
Price profiteering charged by coal operators in meeting
Miners' representatives told the conference of the anthracite miners and operators that operators are profiteering based on the high anthracite coal prices. The gathering took place in New York on March 15.
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New York
Paria Labs Report Fake Rabies Sample Production
In Paria chemical laboratories, a fabricated rabies sample is claimed to be perfect in appearance and passes all known tests, signaling possible counterfeit biomedical material.
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Paria
Birth of Alice Brady's daughter reported in Mount Vernon
A birth certificate filed here confirms actress Alice Brady was born last Friday and divorced from James L. Crane. Crane is an actor and son of writer Dr. Frank Crane.
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MT. Vernon
M. D
Alice Brady
Miss Brady
James L. Crane
Frank Crane
Four-Power Pacific Treaty Ratification Near End of Week
Washington reports that leaders on both sides expect ratification of the four-power Pacific treaty by the end of next week as an agreement is reached. The development signals a firm path to formal approval amid ongoing diplomatic discussions.
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Washington
Mar
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