Social notes and sorority visits fill Wellston evening
Pir J H Slaughter returns to Wellston after visiting Athens. West Side Community club holds 6:30 meeting with officer elections and 7:30 picture show. Mrs. Nickerson, Beta Phi, arrives for Ohio university chapter visit. Pan Hellenic tea and Hotel Berry dinner honor her. Shower for newlyweds at 5 Smith Street. list of guests. Woman's Home Missionary Society sets Friday program with 3:39 meeting, 5:30 picnic, 7:00 public program headlined by Mre. bh W Mathews from Columbus.
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West Side Community Club
David Nickerson
Malden
Mass
Beta Phi Sorority
Ohio University
Nickerson
Katherine Mckee
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
Gail Putnam
Pi Beta Phi
Putnam
North High Street
Hotel Berry
W. E. Fields
Smith Street
George Beveridge
Beveridge
Cora Phillips
Miss Egleson
Miss Forrest
Ruth Rickles
Lena Brock
Chris Corbin
Chris, Jr
John Fields
John Terry
Ralph Collins
Watson Steele
Harry Hamilton
James Newman
Orwen Carmichael
Earl Snyder
Pearl Snyder
Edward Strause
Dick Robins
Clint Thompson
Jesse Maxwell
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen Esther Circle
Mre
Bh. W. Mathews
Columbus
Higley And Sayre Study Circles Meet at State Street
Higley Study circle entertained the Sayre Study circle and visiting officer Mrs W H Schwartz at their Wednesday afternoon gathering at 121 East State Street. During a brief business session Mrs W N Gard was re elected recordings secretary and Mrs L W Russell was elected treasurer.
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Higley
Sayre
W. H. Schwartz
East State Street
W. N. Gard
L. W. Russell
Hughes in Columbus on business
Mr. M. PD. Hughes visited Columbus on business. All members of the Christian church choir are urged to attend choir practice at 6 30 Friday evening.
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Mr. M. PD. Hughes
Columbus
Christian Church Choir
Opening of the Huntington Bank in Columbus
Mr Charlies O Bleness and Mr and Mrs Fred Kiltan attended the Columbus opening of the Huntington bank yesterday.
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Charlies O’bleness
Fred Kiltan
Columbus
Huntington Bank
DAR Meeting Set For Saturday At Fos ter Home
Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 2:30 PM Saturday at Mrs H Schuyler Foster 3 Woodard Avenue. Pack Ellis Island boxes during the gathering and hear The Stranger at Our Gate about immigration. Also Friendly Society of the Presbyterian church holds important business and officer elections at 2:30 PM Friday.
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A. R
Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. Schuyler Foster
Woodard Avenue
Ellis Island
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Columbus party visits for Rose Marie and musical success
Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson and Mrs. Robert Wood visited Columbus on Wednesday to see Rose Marie at the Hartman theater. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Pickering were in Columbus yesterday for the musical success.
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F. M. Hutchinson
Robert Wood
Columbus
Rose Marie
The
Hartman
Charles O. Pickering
Athens City Health Fund Faces Severe Cut in 1925 Budget
City health funding in Athens may drop by more than half for 1925 unless the Council secures a new tax distribution or retires bonded debt from the sinking fund. Last year’s appropriation was 3282.94 while February settlements total 774.14, signaling a likely annual total near 1500. County health gets 10500 from the budget, 2000 state aid. Nelsonville mirrors last year with 361.04. Observers call the shortfall deplorable but hope debt retirement preserves essential services.
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Athens
Budget Commission
Nelsonville
Red Cross Demonstrations In Athens Highlight Safety
Captain Guy Winkjer of the American Red Cross gave two first aid and life saving demonstrations in Athens county schools with Miss Irman Stanfield assisting. The sessions stressed safety methods in swimming and accident first aid for junior and senior high students. At 7 pm he attended the Ohio university girls swimming tournament with assistance provided.
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Courtty
Red Cross
America
Guy Winkjer
American Red Cross
Athens
Irman Stanfield
Ohio University
Getting Up Nights Causes and Remedies Warn of Night Urges
A Virginia man reports lasting night awakenings for forty years, eased by Lithiated Buchu. The ad claims the remedy cleanses the bladder and neutralizes irritation, comparing to Epsom salts and noting Keller Formula tablets cost 2 cents each. Local listings mention Ac Kee Drug Co. and Keller Laboratory.
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J. H. Dorton
W. Graham
Oe Steren
Eller Laboratory
Caanicsburg
Ac- Kee Drug Ca
Ohio grad makes good as editor
Columbus March 19 Col umbus negroes are represented by a weekly newspaper the Columbus News now in its third week of publication under editor F Harrison Hough of Washington DC and Columbus He is an Ohio University graduate with graduate work at Clark University and Columbia University He has taught and written for ten years and authored works on civic biology and hygiene and has a novel accepted for publication in New York.
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Columbus
Columbus News
F. Harrison Hough
Washington, D. C
Hough
Ohio University
Clark University
Massachusetts
Columbia University
New York
Women seek rail car segregation law in Britain
London women’s groups press for a law requiring railways to run trains with women only compartments to protect travelers who ride alone. The push argues safety advantages for female passengers across the nation.
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London
Great Britain
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Pir
J. H. Slaughter
Wellston
Pi Phi
Edward N. Cullums Jr
Betty Eleanor
Charleston
W. Va
F. N. Cullums
Ers
R. P. Tompkins
Ralph Windsor
Schwartz
Mission Society
Athens City
Ohio Grad
Vicks
Vicks Over
Preston
la Porte Woolen Mills
Everfast
Phoenix
Richelieu
Boelzner Hat Shop
Ethel Boetzner
Dorothy Gay Beauty Parlors
Milady
Marcel
Fashion Park
Michaels Stern
Cohen-Goldman
Wilton
Axminsters
Brussels
Wallv
BIG Daylight
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