Local News Roundup Buoyant With Births and Travel
Mr. Robert Cook returns home from San Diego after weeks away. Mrs. F. M. Evans to host Priscilla Needle club Thursday at 2 30. J W Gilbert travels to Mt Clemens Michigan for health rest with daughter Mrs. Romine. Mrs. Flowers Mercer Easler attend funeral of Mrs. Vern Bowers. Miss Emma C. McVay and Miss H D Henry attend Ohio D A R state conference in Toledo March 15 to 18. Rev Dr and Mrs A Y Wilcox leave for Ashville NC for health. Dr Wilcox on leave from First Presbyterian. Mrs A W Easler to Cambridge to aid mother post surgery. Birth announced of daughter Marjorie Jane to Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins. Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers meets Thursday at 3 30 at Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. McVay
H. D. Henry
Ohio
Toledo
Miss McVay
Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers
Chamber of Commerce
Ee T. O. Asi
Mavenite
White couple returns home after Texas trip incident
Mr and Mrs Ed S White arrived home at Fierrold Place after a trip to Mercedes Texas where Mr White was taken ill during the journey details indicate an medical event prompted the stop and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed S. White
Fierrold Place
Mercedes
Texas
White
Albany Families Near Home After Medical Trips
Mrs. White returned from a trip and underwent an operation after being compelled to submit. Mrs. Vorhes is visiting the South and plans to return to Columbus. Mr. Duffee, recently ill, received oranges from Punta Gorda, Florida from Dr. Vorhes. The Duffees were former Albany residents and Duffee is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Starkey traveled to Athens en route to Coolville, then Des Moines New Mexico, where their son J. M. Starkey lives, finding altitude unsuitable for health. They visited John B. Price in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Duffee
Punta Gorda
Florida
Vorhes
W. W. Starkey
Athens
Coolville
Pleasant wedding at Campbell street joins Frost and Bents
The ceremony was conducted by Rev E D Crane at 10 AM in Athens. Clinton M Frost of Athens and Miss Allie Bents of Alfred were united in marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs Frost on Campbell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Crane
Leee
and Frost
Campbell Street
Clinton M. Frost
Athens
Allie Bents
Alfred
Founders Day Observed by Ohio Gamma Phi Delta Theta
The Ohio Gamma chapter of Phi Delta Theta at Ohio University held its 53rd Founders Day banquet at The Colonial after initiating ten new members. Dr J M Higgins hosted the toast program, with remarks from Congressman I M Foster and others. Alumni and active members then toured the chapter house and led a citywide serenading session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Gamma
Phi Delta Theta
Ohio University
Colonial
Ohio
Athens
J. M. Higgins
I. M. Foster
T. W. Craig
John Lilbaugh
Leo Diehl
Edward Eaves
John H. Preston
Ned J. Wolfe
West Mulberry Street
Hancock High Circle Hosts Tea for Miss Finney
Complimenting Miss Mary Alice Finney field secretary of the Girls Friendship Circle, Hancock High Circle members held a tea Tuesday in their club room. Blue and white colors, blue candles, and American Beauty roses set a festive scene with Miss Esther Kenney presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Finney
Girls Friendship Circle
Hancock High Circle
Esther Kenney
Finhey
Catherine Mulligan
Hancock
Miss Finney
St Patrick Day Program Hosted by Hobson Circle
Mrs J Harvey hosted the Hobson Study Circle at 216 West Washington with Mrs John Grose assisting. A five year term for the State Board of earth position was endorsed, and Mrs Hobson urged joining the City Federation. The group enjoyed Irish topics and talks by Mrs Victor Pierce and Mrs N B Welk, plus a lively guessing contest and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks
J. Harvey
West
Washington Street
Hobson
John Grose
Mre. S
Victor Pierce
Welk
Oral Carpenter
P. G. Hibbard
Carpenter
C. O. Burnett
Community Day meeting highlights Farm Bureau growth and concerns
The first Community Day meeting at the Firet M E church featured E R ere ane as chair and vocal performances by local residents. H A Shaver of Cheshire, president of Gallia County Farm Bureau, argued the organization’s growth and profits and outlined farmer hardships from low prices to high costs, urging understanding of farm prices, freight rates, and fertilizer cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
E. R
Bel
Farm Bureau
H .A. Shaver
Cheshire
Gallia
Saver
Shaver
Raymond
United States
St Patrick Day program featured green decorations and crafts
The event showcased green and white house decorations contest cards pencils and refreshments, all artistically arranged to honor St Patrick Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Social Literary Club Meets at Mrs Beasley Home
Mrs Carl Beasley hosted the Social Literary Club at 123 Morris Avenue for an afternoon program led by acting chair Mrs Fred McKay. Mrs C L Strecker and Mrs Beasley performed songs, a debate on Movies Ban or Blessing sparked lively discussion, and a St Patrick’s Day collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Beasley
Social Literary Club
Morris Avenue
C. T. Moore
Fred McKay
C. L. Strecker
Beasey
Cadman
W. E. Peters
Clarence Roach
A. R. Kresge
Beasley
Killarney
Balfe
R. C. Heas
Frances’ Carr
Florence Carr
Myrtle Mardis
Marsuela Richards
Women You Can Diamond Dye It Advertisement
Old faded skirts waists coats sweaters draperies and fabrics of wool silk linen cotton or mixes can be dyed any rich fade resistant color with Diamond Dyes buy no other dye.
Nine Executives to Deny Wages Fixing Before Board
A flat denial of railroad wage-fix charges will be issued by nine executives when they appear Friday before the U S Railway Labor Board in Chicago, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Justices of the Peace Gain County-Wide Liquor Jurisdiction
The Ohio house approved a bill by Rep. Gordon of Logan County granting county wide jurisdiction in liquor cases to justices of the peace. The vote was 101 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Gordon
Logan County
Justices of the Peace
Grove’s Bromo Quinine Tablets Promise Quick Headache Relief
Laxative and germ destroyer advertised to relieve headaches by curing the cold. Claims genuine tablets bear E. W. Grove signature. Product marketed as tonic laxative at 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
E. W. Grove
Monkey captured after chase through Youngstown business district
A monkey escaped from a crate and was chased by crows through the Youngstown business district. It was finally captured on the roof of a theater after a dramatic pursuit.
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Youngstown
Meat Too Noisy Chicago Chop Shop Seizure
Prohibition officers seized meat from Harryer’s butcher shop after noisy reports of illegal alcohol in pints and quarts. Rei Ger charged in connection with the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harryer
Reiger
Have Another Son Born to Hill Family
Have another son born to Mr and Mrs Hill on Monday March 14. This is their second child, both are boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Revival at Richland Avenue M P Church Draws Many
Evangelist Albert C. Hakins leads a revival at Richland Avenue M P Church with strong old time spirit. Monday night sermons on Jonah as a type of the unsaved and Tuesday on desert as the saved man stirred the audience. Several decisions for Christ at each service. about forty heads of families among the converts. A strong finish is anticipated for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom Mzerinas
Richland Avenue M. P
Albert C. Hakins
Jonah
Christ
Debates Between Wooster College and Ohio University
Ohio University and Wooster College square off in a triangular debate at Ewing Hall Auditorium tomorrow evening. The resolution favors federal ownership of coal mines. Ohio will argue negative while Wooster and Denison join the same evening program with both affirmative and negative teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster College
Ohio University
Ohio
Dennison
Denison, Wooster
Kio
W. W. Wilkerson
Herb Ballantine
Robert Soule
Granville
BE. C. Shively
Lloyd Sprouse
Gilbert Staver
Woooster
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Wooster
Cooper
Amesville Notes Include Parties and Local Happenings
The Amesville column reports social events at Science Hall with students Virgone Ellis Dorothy May Q Hines Gale Easler Lee Glass and Ralph McKinley attending. Birth announced at the Justice home. Mrs. Samuel Justice travels from Westerville. Local residents discuss a large coal deal and Will Shoop’s return to help his family while seeking housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shoop
Beverly
Fred
W. A. Clester
Linescott
Raymond
Athens
Ie Ao
O. M. Levell Pratt
Tle
Fox & Gardner Anities Caeeaneny
Lostey
A. E. Justice
Samuel Justice
Westerville
Lefever & Co
A. G. Henry
Tiga Bern Valley
Wells Brothers
U. S
Will
Complex Family Remarks From Cleveland Greeting Elders
A fragmented note mentions Mrs Kiam Munds and Catherine Chubb of Cleveland with reference to a grandchild of fun and a big family context involving Chubb. The text is garbled but centers on familial connections and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oaNe
Kiam
Munds
Catherine Chubb
Cleveland
Toe planting machinery raises large issue in Engin
A fragment notes a dispute or development surrounding toe planting machinery in Engin industry. The terse text suggests a significant impact on equipment usage and industry practices, with unnamed sources and unclear details.
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Engin
Athens Hip Team Invited to Ohio State Tournament in Columbus
Athens Hip earns an invitational spot in a prestigious OSU tournament at Columbus this Friday and Saturday. Eight top high school teams were selected by Boost-Ohio Club, with expenses covered, and notable speakers including Chic Harley expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Hip
Ohio State University
Columbus
St. John
State
Mackile
Athens
Ohio State
Ohio” Club
Nexi
Ohio
Athena
Scott Hi
Toledo
McKinley
Canton
Mt. Healthy
Cinchana Weat
Akron
Stivers
Dayton
Lincoln
Cleveland
Harley
Sym
Bandit Hold Up Ends With Woman Slipping Free
Cincinnati March 16 A woman, Mrs. Bessie Kirtley, was beaten with a fractured facial bone during a daytime auto hold up by two bandits who demanded her purse and took her coat and hat. She sped away to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bessie Kirtley
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Canaanville, Road
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Priscilla Needle Club
F. M. Evans
Arris Avenue
J. W. Gilbert
G Romine
Mt. Clemens
Higan
C. J. Flowers
L. L. Mercer
Edith Easler
Middleport
Vern Bowers
Mrs. Flowers
Mrs. Mercer
A. Y. Wilcox
Ashville
N. C
Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
A. W. Easler
North Lancaster Street
Cambridge
Johnny
Gomber
Robert P. Tompkins
Alma Moore
Marjorie Jane
Lash
Zanesville
Zanesville Paint 4 Color CO
Zaneeaville
Seborn Ave
Bell
The
Arin Bros. Bo
Dublin
Ireland
Seenes
Dublia
Amesville
Black
Srey
Pharmacy Company
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