Three Birthdays Celebrated at Mrs E L Church Home
A Friday party at 95 West State street honored the birthdays of three hostesses Mrs E L Church Mrs William Williams and Mrs J W Jones. Eighteen friends joined in games and stunts then enjoyed a dining room repast with yellow tulips Easter rabbits and glowing birthday candies.
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. Cool
Phi Kappa Tau House Party Enthralls Members
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity hosted 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 carnations tied with gold ribbon as favors. Coach and Mrs H W Grover chaperoned the event as guests enjoyed 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
Commons Club Dance Glows With Out-Of-Town Orchestra
Members of the Ohio Commons club hosted a Friday evening dance for guests and fraternity representatives at the Masonic Temple. The entrancing strains from an out-of-town orchestra filled the seven to eleven thirty timeframe, with a rose colored lighting scheme and a cozy wicker corner.
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Commons Club
Ohio Commons Club
Masonic Temple
Denison Commons Club Hosts Dance Guests and Chaperones
A Denison Commons club dance welcomed guests including Wypepe from SORE BOEING and Ohio University guest Dean Irma E. Voigt. Chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Jefferson, and Mr. and Mrs. Thor Olson. The organizing committee included Homer Cotterman, Dewitt Doney, Elbert Minns, Robert Haws, and Percy Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe SE
Sore Boeing Wypepe
Denison Commons Club
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
H. R. Wilson
B. L. Jefferson
Thor Olson
Homer Cotterman
Dewitt Doney
Elbert Minns
Robert Haws
Percy Pickard
Lambda Chi Fraternity St Patrick's Day House Party
The Lambda Chi fraternity hosted a Friday evening party with an illuminated pin symbol, green Shamrocks, Irish decor and crepe streamers. Fifteen couples played games, a buffet luncheon followed, and from eight thirty to eleven dancing occurred with orchestra music and Lambda Chi color programs as keepsakes.
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Lambda Chief
Chi Alpha Fraternity
Saasaenane
Ireland
Lambda Chi
Young Hostesses Host St Patrick Day Party at Jones Home
Ruth Jones and Dorothy Woodworth entertained 30 schoolmates at the home of Dr and Mrs C L Jones in University Terrace. Green decorations and shamrocks marked the St Patrick Day theme with progressive games and a green elephant prize won by Aileen Rauch. Luncheon and dancing followed with solos 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 Mrs Eli Dunkle Hosts Inaugural Address Night
Mrs Eli Dunkle entertained the Reading club at the Colonial hotel with a program on the Inaugural Address. Present were M. Johnson and Dr. Edwin W. Chubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
Eli Dunkle
Colonial Hotel
M. Johnson
Edwin W. Chubb
Leaders Named Readers Mrs Forsyth and Judge Sayre
The article identifies the readers along with Mrs. F. D. Forsyth and Judge E. D. Sayre as the leaders.
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F. D. Forsyth
E. D. Sayre
Order of Eastern Star Social Monday Night Program
The Order of Eastern Star plans a social for members and friends Monday at 7. An evening of readings and music is planned and a silver offering will be taken for European children.
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Sec
Order of Eastern Star
Knights Templar Easter Observance at Athens First Christian Church
Knights Templar Commandery No. 15 invites knights and ladies to Divine Worship Easter Sunday at 10:30 A M at the First Christian church. Rev E D Murch will conduct the service. Sir Knights wear full uniform minus swords and return to the Commandery Asylum for luncheon afterward.
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Knights Templar
Athens Commandery No
E. D. Murch
Local Ancestry Notes and Society Briefs in Athens
Mrs. Charles Roush and her mother Mrs. Pierce visit Logan on Thursday. Dave Atlas of Zanesville and Joe Blosser of Carbon Hill are recent Athens visitors. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees plans a meeting Monday at 7 o'clock with initiation. Mrs. H. A. Kile of Chillicothe visits Mrs. Alice Cline. Stephen Puckett of Chillicothe was an Athens business visitor Friday. A daughter was born March 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Junod at 35 May Avenue. John V. Wood and children of Nelsonville visit Mrs. Wood’s mother, Mrs. Betty Harris, for the weekend. John Paul Wetherholt and Margaret F. Dailey of Gallipolis announce the birth of John Paul Jr. Friday, March 18, weighing eight pounds. Webster’s Orchestra from Lancaster visits the Phi Kappa Tau at East State Street. Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies are asked to meet in the First M E P church vestibule or attend union services. Dean W. W. McIntire sat as judge in a case in Zanesville, while Mrs. G. C. Graham and Bobbie visit her husband. Mrs. G. Foit and Mrs. Kathleen Wegner of Cincinnati visit the parental home and stay longer.
Former Bank Cashier Sentenced for Embezzling 773,783
Walter Davies, former City Bank cashier, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary for embezzling 773,783 of the bank funds. He was found guilty for the second time. His attorneys appealed the first verdict. Davies faces three additional indictments.
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Elyria
Walter Davies
City Bank
South Lorain
Davies
Davis
Rogers in Mexico Believed Harding Agent in Mexico
Rogers in Mexico City is believed to be President Harding's confidential agent in Mexico after talks with President Obregon. The report notes his presence in the Mexican capital on March 19 and his suspected role.
Wells to be bored in Papua in search for petroleum
British and local governments cooperate to bore several wells in Papua seeking petroleum resources. The effort aims to locate viable oil reserves and boost regional energy development.
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Papua
Public Forum Raps Edleman On Farm Prices And Hours
A reader from Athens denounces Edleman the union bricklayer for railing at farmers over prices and hours. He argues farmers receive meager returns for hogs beef and other staples while work hours stay high, urging reflection on wartime pricing and open shop criticisms. He views retaliatory newspaper pieces as insulting and calls for honest discussion.
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Chas. L. Edleman
Athens
O. Edleman
Edieman
Wanderer Must Pay the Penalty
Chicago reports Carl Wanderer, found guilty of murder, sentenced to die by hanging after a forty minute jury deliberation. He earlier received twenty five years for an earlier killing in a faked holdup, involving his wife and an unborn child.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
Sunday School Progress and Local Visits Report
Salem Sunday school at this place is progressing nicely. Mrs Cecil Perry shopped in Nelsonville last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Sam McNeal Mr and Mrs Murphy were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Will Six. A large number of young folks attended the revival meeting at The Plains. Mr and Mrs Forest Malone and daughter Almeda of Barberton visited the Malones this week. The men of this vicinity are working on the roads. A large number of women attend the quilting party at Mrs Cler ce Burts home in Grace of Circle Hill.
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Cecil Perry
Nelsonville
Sam McNeal
Murphy
Will
the Plains
Forest Malone
Almeda
Barberton
W. M. Malone
Clerce Burts
Grace
Circle ‘Hill
Waa
Alia
Brother Cartia Groce
Battle Near Dungarvan Wounds Many in Four Hour Clash
Heavy casualties were reported in a four hour battle near Dungarvan twenty five miles from Waterford as British forces clashed with Sinn Fein. A military lorry and an armed car were destroyed by bombs.
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Dublin
Mar
United Press
Local Social Notes From Chauncey Area
Circle Hill 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 is on the sick list. Carl Jordan and Geo Thomas visit Chauncey high school. Miss Dorothy Fisher visits relatives here. Some attend church at Athens Thursday. Miss Ethel Coots and Margaret Shea in Nelsonville. Everett Smith visits parents on The Plains. Mr and Mrs Robi Buchanan and children in Athens Wednesday night. Mrs William Coots and daughter Ethel visit in Athens Thursday.
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Nick Thomas
Glen Ebon
Forest Thomas
Henry Bryan
M. Kern
Chauncey
Wednea
William Coots
Sam McDonald
By Hollow
Thelma Shea
Carl Jordan
Geo Thomas
Chauncey High School
Dorothy Fisher
Athens
Ethel Coots
Margaret Shea
Nelsonville
Everett Smith
Geo. Smith
Plains
Robi. Buchanan
Ethel
Springtime Is a Danger Time
The piece argues springtime weakens the body and nerves and drugs fail. It promotes Father John's Medicine as a nourishing food remedy that quickly rebuilds strength and flesh, boosting resisting power and weight gain for many users.
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Father John
Local social notes from Athens and surrounding towns
A collection of brief mentions lists visitors and guests across Athens Trimble and Portmouth areas. Names include Millfield R 8 Howard G W Grimes and families, Mr and Mrs Charles Vincent, Mrs P D Hill, Miss Mary Evans, Bart Pettit, Linn Ogg, R H Wade, Mrs Howard Brookins, Arthur Bast, J R Wade, Lewis Howard, R F Totman, George Duncan, Sart Pettit and several relatives with weekend and weekday visits.
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Howard
Athens
Charles Vincent
Wemmer
P. D. Hill
Mary ‘Evans
Bart 1
Pettit
Trimble
Art Ogg
Linn Ogg
Ortamouth
R. H. Wade
Columbus
Howard Brookins
Arthur’ Bast
J R. Wade
Lewis Howard
R. F. Totman
G. W. Grimes
Chauncey
Athens Visitors and Local Social Notes
Athens residents and guests are listed with recent visits and social events. Stewrat Sre L and HW Smith of Athens were visitors. J Biddison, John Barrows, Marion Wetherell, Edna Dunfee, and Miss Edna Dunfee appear among business visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Ladwick visited relatives. Mr. Harry Driggs is visiting his mother. A late dinner entertained by Mrs. Cosette Jarvis featured games and gifts for a birthday child.
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Sre. L
HW. Smith
Athens
J. Biddisoh
John Barrows
Marion Wetherell
P. T. Busch
Lewis Ladwick
Lodi
Leroy Nicholson
Edna Dunfee
Drink Was Costly For This Fellow
In Cincinnati a man was drugged and robbed of 1500 dollars by three individuals who offered him a drink. He was enticed to drink, assaulted, and left after the theft, suffering a costly experience.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Toa
Welerworas
Betes
Unclear OCR Note Recaps Local Meetings
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Worth and Mare Port, Mrs Dave Aleshire, Evelyn, Orla Shreves family, Ray and Ed Michaels, and Mrs M Michaels. References to hospital, Columbus Hospital, and a return suggest a social or personal notice with family names and a health event.
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Worth and Mare Port
Dave Aleshire
Evelyn
Orla Shreves
Ray Micheale
Ed Micheals
M Micheale
Pollock Sentenced in Columbus Case Suspended Pending Support
William Pollock was arrested in Columbus on failure to provide for his wife and child. Judge Worstell sentenced him to six months in the Columbus workhouse, but suspended the sentence after he promised future support. The Pollocks formerly lived in Nelsonville and the wife and child have been with relatives there. Sheriff Hore Perec appointed to supervise probation.
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William Pollock
Columbus
Worstell
Pollocka
Nelsonville
Hore Perec
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Liberty
OLE Auto Sales Co
MR. Herr
The
Cline Pharmacy Company
Amar Miss Lock
O. E
Charles Roush
Mrs. Pierce
Logan
Dave Atlas
Zanesville
Joe Blosser
Carbon Hill
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
H. A. Kile
Chillicothe
Alice Cline
Stephen Puckett
Harry R. Junod
May Avenue
St. Patrick's
John V. Wood
John Paul Wetherholt
Margaret F. Dailey
Gallipolis
John Paul Jr
Websters Orchestra
Lancaster
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
M. EP
Dean W. W. Mclntire
G. C. Graham
Bobbie
Joseph Foit
Fred Foit
Kathleen Wegner
Public Forum
Salem
Ireland Today
Circle Hill
Millfield
Stewart
Joos
London
Lash
Erisco
Hoover
Crex
Athens Electric Co
Athena
Ohio
the Hocking Power Co
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