Three Birthdays Celebrated at E L Church Home
A large group of 18 friends gathered at Mrs. E L Church 95 West State street to honor three birthday hostesses Mrs. E L Church Mrs. William Williams and Mrs. J W Jones. The evening featured games elegant refreshments and a floral yellow tulip table with Easter rabbits as candles. Attendees included Mrs. W T Sprague Mrs. S E G Pedigo Mrs. Pearl Drake and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Church
West State Street
William Williams
J. W. Jones
W. T. Sprague
E. G. Pedigo
Pearl Drake
Fred Kittle
Charles Cameron
W. W. Lee
E. D. Cooley
L. A. Koons
Augusta Duffee
Cameron Crossen
Charles Knox
J. C. Jennings
Charles Day
James Foraker
Phi Kappa Tau Hosts First Semester House Party
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity entertained with its first house party of the semester on East State Street Friday evening from seven to eleven. Thirty five couples danced to orchestral music, with a favor dance and red carnation favors tied with gold ribbon. Coach and Mrs H W Grover chaperoned, and guests were directed to the dining room for brick ice cream and small cakes.
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Phi Kape
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
East State Street
Phi Kappa Tau
Harvard
Coach
Mrs. H. W. Grover
Pretty Dance at Masonic Temple by Ohio Commons Club
Members of the Ohio Commons club with guests and fraternity representatives danced Friday evening from seven to eleven thirty at the Masonic Temple. The event featured lively music described as notably pop and the ballroom glowed with rose colored lighting and cozy seating corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Commons Club
Masonic Temple
Ohio University Guest Heads Local Dance Frail Punch
Dean Irma E. Voigt of Ohio University and Richard Caulkins of Denison Commons were guests of honor at a dance. Chaperones included Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. B. Jefferson, and Mr. and Mrs. Thor Olson. The event's organizing committee listed Homer Cotterman, Dewitt Doney, Elbert Minns, Robert Haws, and Percy Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Caulkins
Denison Commons Club
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
H. R. Wilson
Thor Olson
Homer Cotterman
Dewitt Doney
Elbert Minns
Robert Haws
Percy Pickard
Laem Chi Alpha Fraternity Party With Green Irish Decor
A Laem Chi Alpha fraternity house party Friday featured a large illuminated fraternity pin symbol. The scene evoked Old Ireland with green Shamrocks, pipes and plug hats, green crepe streamers, a buffet lunch at 8:30, then dancing to an orchestra until 11. Fifteen couples played games early, and program favors bore Lambda Chi colors.
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Laem Chi Alpha
Lambda Chi
Young Hostesses Honor St Patrick Day Party
Ruth Jones and Dorothy Woodworth hosted 30 schoolmates at Dr and Mrs C L Jones home in University Terrace. Green decor and shamrocks set the Irish mood with a progressive game tally. Aileen Rauch won a elephant on like colored iron. Luncheon followed while guests danced and solo numbers were performed by Anna May Fenzel Aileen Raush Mary Joe Hill and Elizabeth Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Ruth Jones
Dorothy Woodworth
Aileen Rauch
Anna May Fenzel
Aileen Raush
Mary Joe Hill
Elizabeth Drake
Reading club meeting at Colonial hotel hosts Inaugural Address
Mrs. Eli Dunkle entertained the Reading club at the Colonial hotel last evening. The program featured the Inaugural Address with M. Johnson and Dr. Edwin W. Chubb listed.
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Eli Dunkle
Reading Club
Colonial Hotel
M. Johnson
Edwin W. Chubb
Leaders Named Among Readers and Officials
The available text identifies readers along with Mre. F. D. Forsyth and Judge E. D. Sayre as leaders, indicating their prominent roles within the group.
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Mre. F. D. Forsyth
E. D. Sayre
Order of Eastern Star Plans Monday Social
The Order of Eastern Star hosts a Monday 7 pm social for members and friends. An engaging program of readings and music is planned. A silver offering will be collected for European children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seci
Order of Eastern Star
Knights Templar Observe Easter in Athens
Knights Templar Commandery No. 15 invites knights and ladies to Easter Divine Worship at 10:30 A M in the First Christian church conducted by Rev BE D Mureh companion. Sir Knights in full uniform except swords will attend and return to the Asylum for luncheon served.
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Knights Templar
Athens
BE. D. Mureh
Former City Bank cashier jailed for embezzling funds
Walter Davies once cashier of the City Bank south Lorain was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary for embezzling 773 783 dollars of bank funds. He was found guilty for the second time last night and his lawyers appealed the first verdict. Davis faces three other indictments.
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Elyria
Walter Davies
City Bank
South Lorain
Davies
Davis
Rogers in Mexico Seen as Harding Agent in Mexico
James Linn Rogers, previously in conference with President Obregon, is believed to be President Harding's confidential agent in Mexico. With cooperation from the British and local governments, several wells will be bored in Papua in a search for petroleum.
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Papua
Public Forum Letter Attacks Edleman Over Farm Prices
A letter to Charles L Edleman of Athens Ohio attacks farmer pay and living costs during wartime and postwar price shifts. It argues farmers work long hours, face low meat prices, and denounces Bolshevism accusations while contrasting open shop labor with farming profits. It references 191 pages of wage and price concerns and critiques a published piece in the Messenger.
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Chas. L. Edleman
Athens
O. Edleman
Edleman
Wanderer Sentenced to Death After Murder Verdict
A Wanderer found guilty of murdering multiple victims was sentenced to die by hanging after forty minutes of deliberation. In an earlier trial he received twenty five years for killing his wife during a staged holdup, with an unborn child and an unidentified man also killed.
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Dever
Wanderer
Salem Sunday School Progresses at Local Place
Community activities are active with the Salem Sunday school advancing well. Visitors from Nelsonville and Barberton join locals for revival and family gatherings. Nearby men repair roads while women attend a quilting party at Clarence Burts' home.
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Cecil Perry
Nelsonville
Sam. McNeal
Murphy
Will
the Plains
Forest Malone
Almeda
Barberton
W. M. Malone
Clarence Burts
Brother Cartia
Battle near Dungarvan causes heavy British casualties
Report from Dublin states a four and a half hour clash between British forces and Sinn Fein near Dungarvan, about 25 miles from Waterford, left heavy casualties and saw a military lorry and an armed car destroyed by bombs.
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Dublin
Mar
United Press
Circle Hill Social Roundup in Glen Ebon Area
Miss Nick Thomas of Glen Ebon visits brother Forest Thomas. Mrs Henry Bryan visits Mrs M Kern of Chauncey. Mrs William Coots spends time with daughter Mrs Sam McDonald of By Hollow. Miss Thelma Shea listed as sick. Carl Jordan and Geo Thomas visit Chauncey school. Miss Dorothy Fisher visits relatives. Churchgoers travel to Athens Thursday. Miss Ethel Coots and Margaret Shea in Nelsonville. Everett Smith visits with parents on The Piaina. Suchanon family seen in Athens Wednesday night. Mrs William Coots and daughter Ethel shop in Athens Thursday.
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Nick Thomas
Glen Ebon
Forest Thomas
Henry Bryan
M. Kern
Chauncey
William Coots
Sam McDonald
By Hollow
Thelma Shea
Carl Jordan
Geo Thomas
Chauncey School
Dorothy Fisher
Athens
Ethel Coots
Margaret Shea
Nelsonville
Everett Smith
Geo. Smith
Rost. Suchanon
Ethel
Springtime Is a Danger Time
The text extols Father John’s Medicine as a nourishing food remedy for spring ailments caused by worn bodies and nerves. It claims drugs fail while the medicine quickly strengthens the system, builds flesh, and increases resisting power, noting many users gain weight.
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Father John
Social Visits and Weekend Guests Across Athens Area
Millfield R 8 Howard was a Tuesday business visitor in Athens. Mrs Brant Shook returned to her G E B Weramer of Athens, a recent business visitor here. Mrs P D Hill and Miss Mary Evans were Sunday guests of relatives in Mr Bart Pettit visiting relatives in Trimble Sunday. Charies Ogg spent the weekend with her brother Linn Ogg at Mr and Mrs R H Wade See visitors Tuesday. Arthur Triplett was a Gloucester visitor Thursday. Trimble visitors Thursday included Mesdames L tr vend J R Wade Lewis Howard and R F Totman, Mrs Bart Pettit and children were weekend guests of Pettit's father George Duncan at Trimble. W A Grimes returned to Sharpsburg after a week with his son G W Grimes. A pleasant evening with about forty invited guests from Gloucester, Conancey, Hemlock and Millfield featured games music and a ruby ring token. The guests departed late, wished hosts continued success.
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Trimble
Mesdames L. Tr
J. R. Wade
Lewis Howard
R. F. Totman
Bart Pettit
George Duncan
W. A. Grimes
Sharpsburg
G. W. Grimes
G W. Grimes
Glouster
Conancey
Hemlock
Jana Millfield
Chauncey
Athens Visit Highlights Local Social Notes
Mrs L H Smith of Athens visited here recently. John Barrows and Marion Wetherall attended business in Athens. The Nicholson daughter Mrs Leroy Nicholson hosted a six oclock dinner for Mr and Mrs Biddison. Edna Dunfee and Driggs of Pomeroy visited Mrs Rome Lowman. Don Monnery celebrated his birthday with friends at home as music and games filled the evening.
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Athens
Biddisoh
John Barrows
Marion Wethbrell
Leroy Nicholson
Edna Dunfee
Driggs
Pomeroy
Rome Lowman
Cosette Jarvis
J. Biddison
Ruth
Don Mon Mery
Drink Costly Encounter Ends With Robbery in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a man invites a stranger to share a drink, then is enticed into a car where he is robbed after being overpowered and thrown from the vehicle. Local police investigate the assault and theft case.
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Cincinnati
Unclear OCR fragment on Mrs Micheals and West Virginia area
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Micheals and Minnie Yerkey with ties to Columbus hospital and West Virginia. lacks coherent events or dates to form a full news item.
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Micheals
Olumbus
Joe “Etontae
Minnie Yerkey
West Virginia
Smith
Ford Cal
West
Pollock Sentenced in Columbus on Family Support Charge
William Pollock was arrested in Columbus on failure to provide for his wife and minor child. Judge Worstell sentenced him to six months in the Columbus workhouse, suspended on promise to support his family. The Pollocks formerly lived in Nelsonville. Sheriff Herbker to monitor compliance.
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William Pollock
Columbus
Worstell
Pollocks
Nelsonville
Herbker
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