Local Society Notes and Visits Across Towns
H H Brannon of Alexander ship carried his 19 month old son’s body through Athens on Monday evening for burial in West Virginia after the child died of pneumonia. Melba White travels to Cincinnati for a Cataloguers convention. Mrs E B Bryan returns from Pelham Manor and East Orange visits. Amy Cornell visits Columbus for weeks with relatives. Fred Sibert returns to Columbus after visiting his sisters. Leoline Sibert also returns home. Ed Burdette and family and W S Edgar visit Henry Chase in Albany. Emma Blackwood visits Charles H Warner in Columbus. I X Rauch and spouse return from Columbus. Rauch sang with a 43-piece convict orchestra at Ohio penitentiary. Lou Burt funeral at Pratts Fork. Burt was uncle of W R Heaton. Meeting in Red Mens hall West Washington at 7. Alice Greenbaum visits from Chillicothe for Beta Theta Pi formal and Pan Hellenic dance. W W Coe in Toledo recovering from Flower hospital surgery. wife also recently recovered. Mrs Donald Hibbard Townsend returns to Youngstown after two weeks in Athens with H H Townsend family. Townsend accompanies daughter to Columbus.
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H. H. Brannon
Alexandership
Athens
West Virginia
Card party date moved to Wednesday at country club
The weekly card party at the country club is now scheduled for Wednesday night instead of Thursday due to the Knights Templar banquet and dance. Hostesses are Mrs. A C Russt and Mrs. T W Craig.
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Country Club
Knights Templar
A. C. Russt
T. W. Craig
Annual Knights Templar Banquet in Athens
Athens Commandery Knights Templar will hold its annual banquet and dance at the Students Union Thursday. Sir Knights will attend in full uniform with the banquet at 6, program at 7, and dancing at 8.
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Knights Templar
Athens Commandery
Students Union
Sir Knights
Betty Ann Briggs Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Beasley Home
Betty Ann Briggs celebrated her fifth birthday at her grandparents home 11 Elmwood Place with twelve invited children. She is visiting the Beasley home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Briggs and her brother Joe Jr. of Columbus.
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Betty Ann Briggs
If. J. Beasley
Elmwood Place
Betty Ann
Beasley
J. C. Briggs
Joe Jr
Columbus
Lecture Series Closes Wednesday in Ewing Hall
The final lecture will be held Wednesday night in Ewing Hall auditorium. Due to a prayer meeting, start time shifts from 7:30 to 8:00. Lew Sarrett, a poet gaining attention, will headline the event.
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Ewing Hall
Lew Sarrett
Junior Prom Set for April 7 at the Armory
The annual Junior Prom is planned for April 7 in the Armory. About 100 tickets will be sold with juniors prioritized, followed by seniors, sophomores and freshmen. Committee chair Harold Neilson leads with Sara Fitten Rush Elliott Ravaud Chapman and John Kircher assisting.
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Armory
Harold Neilson
Sara Fitten
Rush Elliott
Ravaud Chapman
John Kircher
Miss Emma Carpenter Hosts Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Delegates
Miss Emma Carpenter of Cincinnati, longtime Athens resident and Nabby Lee Ames chapter charter member, hosted a luncheon at Burnett House for PD A M delegates including Mrs O P Dailey Albany, Mrs Lona Grant Armstrong near Cincinnati, Mrs C W Gullette, Mrs A O Sloane, and Mrs Anna Bothwell Dunkle of Athens. The group traveled to Cincinnati for the Ohio State conference in that city March 13 to 16. Mrs Ural Westfall left for Derby due to her mother Neff's illness. Mrs Byron Wolfe and her husband are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs W A Carpenter, 46 Elmwood Place.
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Emma Carpenter
Cincinnati
Athens
Nabby Lee Ames
Burnett House
O. PD. Dailey
Albany
Lona Grant Armstrong
C. W. Gullette
A. O. Sloane
Anna Bothwell Dunkle
Ohio State Conference
PD. A. M
Real estate values rise in Athens County 1818 to 1922
George H Nye of Chauncey presents tax receipts showing land near Chauncey and across Athens County increasing in value from 1818 to 1922. Early taxes were fractions of a dollar on small acreages while Civil War era records show larger sums for hundreds of acres, highlighting sustained value growth over 100 years.
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George H. Nye
Chauncey
Athens County
Nye
George A. Nye
Airfield County
Lydia Nye
Court House
Imes
Trolley Collision Injures Thirty in East Springfield
Springfield, March 20. A head on trolley crash in East Springfield involved two cars crowded with workers. About thirty people were injured, with several cases serious, as rescue crews rushed to the scene and transported victims to nearby hospitals.
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Springfield
Mass
East Springfield
Prohibition raids and local notices in Glouster area
Glouster officer Nash searched John Crawford Sr. in district No 6 finding an old boiler coils and moldy corn. Crawford pled not guilty to prohibition charges and posted $500 bond for a March trial. Miller pled guilty to mash theft and paid $118.86 total. Mrs Drury improves in Columbus hospital while Mr Drury stays with her. John Walsh, 77, former Glouster resident, dies in Columbus after 32 years in the town. Funeral at St Paul’s Athene. B W Hawk attends Charleston rail meeting. local families visit in Nelsonville. Births reported in Jacksonville and Crucifixion choir notices. A lodge notice invites Red Men to meeting with talks and lunch.
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Nash
Nelsonville
John Crawford Sr
No. 6
Crawford
Johnson
Trimble
Marshall Williams
Riley Morris
Hi Mills
Derthiel
Gormley
Miller
John Walsh
Glouster
Columbus
Walsh
C. A. Young
Kate Dyer
Madge Frebault
Athens
Mayme McNamara
Beatrice Brown
Joseph Walsh
Colummbus
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Lancaster Street
Joint Ease and Joint Fase Offer Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pains
When rheumatism settles in any joint and causes agony, Joint-Ease provides quick lasting relief. Joint-Fase targets joint troubles only and is a clean preparation that druggists widely recommend.
Three Die in Moosic Powder Mill Explosion
Three men are reported killed when a powder mill exploded at Moosic near Scranton this morning. The blast shook buildings in towns up to 12 miles away.
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Scranton
Mar
Moosic
Here
Athens council weighs city expansion and street work
City council spent hours in open and executive sessions addressing multiple issues. Ki Jacobs and associates seek inclusion of farm east of Children’s Home on the Canaanville pike into the city limits to enable a new addition with utilities. Fire department needs include about 1000 dollars for new hose and an extra ladder. supply ages. Council will urge mayor to protest flue connection measures to state legislators. A sidewall grade was approved for Columbia avenue southeast. Paving estimates for Arden Place Stewart Street and Watt Street near State to Morris put frontage costs above four dollars. Legal papers to start paving ordered.
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Ki Jacobs
Athens
Canaanville Pike
Raffel Johnson
Council
Gill
Athens County
General Assembly
Columbia Avenue
Arden Place
Stewart Street
Watt Street
State
Morris
Carbon Hill Notes and Local Family Visits
Carbon Hill reports Lara Webb of Columbus visiting Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Webb. Mac Heinlein a Logan visitor Saturday. Whooping cough surges in Carbon Hill with many families affected. Mr and Mrs Chas Green spent Saturday in Nelsonville visiting Mr and Mrs T C Green. Mr and Mrs Raymond Perkins and son of Longstreth visited the Perkins matron. Mr and Mrs Fred Stedwell are very ill with flu. A birthday party for William Wilkinson and Gerald Devoe was hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Wilkinson Friday night with a green and white decorated dining room and a two course lunch for guests including Margaret Morgan Ismay Wilson Alma Spencer Ester Brooker Mabel Lowes Blanch Smith Ethel Coe Grace Evans Neva Wilkinson Dwight Hughes Don Kimberling Floyd Beal Gerald Devoe Willie Kinkinson Elmer Coe and Lizzie Devoe.
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Lara Webb
Columbus
Frank Webb
Mac Heinlein
Logan
Carbon Hill
Chas. Green
Nelsonville
T. C. Green
Raymond Perkins
Longstreth
Margaret Morgan
Ismay Wilson
Alma Spencer
Ester Brooker
Mabel Lowes
Blanch Smith
Ethel Coe
Grace Evans
Neva Wilkinson
Dwight Hughes
Don Kimberling
Floyd Beal
Gerald Devoe
Willie Kinkinson
Elmer Coe
Lizzie Devoe
Japanese protest over China wireless contract demand
Tokyo reports that the Japanese government plans to protest to Washington regarding the ongoing insistence by United States minister Schurman in Peking that the Chinese American wireless contract be completed.
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Tokio
Washington
United States
Schurman
Peking
Fire Burns Dozens of Homes in Key West Blaze
Key West Florida March 20 A stubborn fire destroyed more than thirty homes across several blocks causing about 96000 in damage. No lives were lost.
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Key West
Fla
Mar
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Maplewood Drive
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Enid Townsend
Youngstown
H. H. Townsend
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Parent-Teacher Association
East Side School
W. A. Matheny
Parker Bros
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W. B. Lawrence
FE. L. Alderman
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Jay Tullis
Hartman Hotel
Whitehouse Restaurant
Columbus Country Club
Atheneon Restaurant
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Kotalko
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New York Central Lines
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Harold Mechem
Roy Hawk
G. W. Kinney
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Jacksonville
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