Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Mr Dean Stickney visits with Triumph Ice Machine in Cincinnati before heading to New Orleans. Mrs George E McLaughlin hosts Tuesday club at 17 Franklin Avenue. Prof Gamertsfelder discusses relations between China and Japan. Dr Frank H Clossman visits Athens en route to Washington to practice dentistry. Womans Relief Corps meets Tuesday at Red Mens hall to receive pledge funds. Several family absences announced including funerals in Lucasville and Cleveland. Initiation events at Colonial feature Alpha Gamma Delta and Chi Omega with multiple sorority pledges and alumnae in attendance.
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Dean Stickney
Maplewood Drive
Triumph Ice Machine Company
Cincinnati
Kentucky
New Orleans
George E. McLaughlin
Franklin Avenue
China
Japan
W. F. Gamertsfelder
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Elizabeth Herbert
W. F. Copeland
Greta Lash
Mary Smith Selina
Mary Soutar
Huntington
W. Va
Neale Blower
Glouster
Pi Beta Phi
Jean Gist
Bernarda Bryson
Eleanore Phillips
Athens
Doris Parks
Elizabeth Zellars
Nelsonville
Mary Lyden
Niles
Mildred
Disconsae
Liverpool
Austine Shoof Canton
Edith Humphrey
Hockingport
Albert Franke
Dayton
Chi Omega
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Delves Into Local and Ohio History
The March Nabby Lee Ames meeting discussed April program plans with Mrs. O B ieness and Mrs. O Dailey set to report at Akron’s 23rd Annual Conference. Members recalled Amherst history and Felicia Hemans Emerson era Welch home, with Rufus Putnam’s 1781 1788 tenure cited and his Ohio Company legacy noted. An open forum followed with social hour and refreshments.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Harry O'Bieness
O. D. Dailey
Akron
R. L. Morton
Amherst
Mass
Felicia Hemans Emerson
R. W. Emerson
John Welch
Ohio Supreme Court
Lindley Hall
Welch
T. R. Biddle
Central Mass
Rufus Putnam
Ohio Company
Marietta
Great Northwest
Oho Company
Alleghenies
Ohio River
Martella
St Patrick’s Day Party Honored Friends at Walburn Home
Mr and Mrs FE R Walburn entertained Saturday night at their South Court Street home with a St Patrick's Day themed party for friends. The gathering featured Irish decor a two course luncheon and plenty of dancing and music with guests including Leia Trainer McArthur Beatrice Sherman Anna Phipps Gladys Wyckoff Hilda Spelsberg Angus King Cletus Patterson Dick Reinhold Elton McDonald Sim Earich Wesley Walburn Herman Earich and Wilson Cole.
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FE. R. Walburn
South Court Street
Leia Trainer
McArthur
Beatrice Sherman
Anna Phipps
Gladys Wyckoff
Hilda Spelsberg
Angus King
Cletus Patterson
Dick Reinhold
Elton McDonald
Sim Earich
Wesley Walburn
Herman Earich
Wilson Cole
Germany set for bigger share of U S trade in 1922
Washington reports Government officials expect Germany to rebound in 1922 boosting its export capacity. Hoover figures show German shipments to the United States last year at 80.6 million dollars while U S exports to Germany reached 372.3 million. Experts link Germany’s growth to reparations clarity and American demand for wheat copper and fats.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Hoover
Stenen
Gerrich
Alumni Back Ohio University Building Drive at Banquet
A large Cincinnati gathering of fifty seven OU alumni and friends signaled strong backing for Dr. E. B. Bryan and the university’s auditorium project. Speakers included Hon. T. J. Davis L. D. McGinley and M. F. Andrews with extemporaneous remarks throughout the evening.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Southern Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
America
T. J. Davis
L. D. McGinley
M. F. Andrews
L. D. McGinnley
O. U
Bryan
Indiana University
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Optimists Club
Mr. Davis
Trotsky accuses U S of aiding capitalist revival plan
Moscow March 20 Trotsky claims the United States backs a program to reestablish capitalist relations that sparked the imperialist war He asserts Russia can convince powers that understandings with Moscow must accept Soviet views and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Trotsky
United States
Russia
Sisters of Charity Endorse Father John’s Medicine
In Newburyport Massachusetts the Sisters of Charity running the Home for Destitute Children endorse Father John’s Medicine as indispensable for coughs and colds and as a builder. They note its safety being free from alcohol and dangerous drugs and say it keeps children well and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Sisters of Charity
John
Sisters of Chariy
Father John
United States to See One Million New Homes Built in 1922
The Commerce Department estimates one million new homes will be built in 1922 as building boom reports grow. February contracts for residential structures in 27 northeastern states total $75 million, reflecting activity high above the past two years while city rates vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Infornational News Service
United States
Department of Commerce
President Harding May Visit Rio for Brazilian Exposition
Washington March 20 President Harding may travel to Rio de Janeiro this fall to attend the Brazilian exposition a decision awaited today and noted as possible by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Harding
Rio de Janeiro
Ohio Plans State Orthopedic Clinics Discussion
A session of the advisory council with members from the state health department and the Ohio State Medical Association discussed plans to hold orthopedic clinics in various parts of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Ohio State Medical Association
Look Young with Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. It claims the old time recipe is improved with extra ingredients, offering natural even color and a youthful appearance after one or two applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Millfield Sunday School Loyal Live Wire Class Meeting
Miss Helen Stedman hosted the Loyal Live Wire class at her East Millfield home on Friday evening March 10. The group held a brief business session, planned improvements, then enjoyed social games and a luncheon for 23 members and 3 visitors at 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stedman
The
Christian Sunday School
East Millfield
Myrtle Brown
George
William Lowny
Hair Care Note Promotes Malsified Coconut Oil Shampoo
A health column urges careful washing to avoid drying the scalp and ruining hair. It endorses Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, describing its cleansing power, lather, and benefits for softness, shine, and manageability. It notes availability at pharmacies and cautions readers to ensure correct spelling.
Yankees Quitting Rhine Camps for Home
A Coblenz dispatch reports more than 1000 members of the American army of occupation on the Rhine are preparing to depart for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Berlin
Mar
Coblenz
Defiance Eyes Legal Challenge Over River Road Contract
Local Defiance businessmen discuss possible legal action to halt work on 1 mile river road toward Paulding after the state highway department awarded a macadam contract instead of concrete or asphalt. They claim Defiance county macadam roads wear out long before bonds are paid and seek a hearing before State Director of Highways Herrick.
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Defiance
Mar
Demnartment
Paulding
Herrick
Defiance County
Breaks Up a Cold in Six Hours by Hromel
Quick relief for crushes and colds with Hromel. It goes to the spot and kills the germs. Money back if it falls. McKee Drug Company.
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McKee Drug Company
Overseas Men Given Offices In Washington District
Congressman JT M Foster fills post office vacancies as the civil service confirms eligibles. He has recommended two women and nine overseas men, all nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
JT. M. Foster
Tenth Congressional
United States Civil Service Commission
Senate
Kansas City Prepares for National Convention of Diversity Women
Kansas City readies to host the national convention of the Association of Diversity Women in early April. Delegates from several regions will attend meetings, receptions, and related events aimed at promoting inclusion and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
The
Association of Diversity Women
That City
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promoted by Cline's Pharmacy
An old advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets for immediate relief for a nervous heart, claiming better sleep and easier breathing. Sold in a yellow package by Cline's Pharmacy and other druggists for one dollar, with J Baalmann as chemist in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
Cline
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Big Attendance at Bible School Sunday
Attendance at the First Christian church Bible school reached 519 with $17.01 in offerings. The tally included 167 men 149 in Higley Class 143 women 42 girls in Pollyanna class and 53 boys in Major Johnson class. The Boy Scouts teams in the latter class drew cheers for their tournament record last week.
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Bible School of the
First Christian Aphere
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