Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Red Men Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 7 o'clock this evening in the Red Men's hall. Mrs Lafe Boden and Mrs William Runyon were in Zaleski Thursday visiting their aunt Mrs Peggy Nichols. Athens residents Mr and Mrs FP H McKinley and Mr and Mrs F Selby also noted. Jacksonville couple Mr and Mrs Loren Holmes left today by motor for Cincinnati to stay until Sunday. Ted Yarger and Mr and Mrs Fred Tedrow drove to Columbus Wednesday to see Rose Marie at the Hartman theater Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's
Lafe Boden
William Runyon
Zaleski
Peggy Nichols
FP. H. McKinley
F. Selby
Athens
Loren Holmes
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Ted Yarger
Fred Tedrow
Columbus
Rose Marie
Hartman Wednes
Bradshaw Family Visits Anderson Indiana Church
Reverend A. L. Bradshaw pastor of a local Church of God is in Anderson Indiana for a few days with his wife and daughter Verda The Bradshaws daughter Miss Opa Bradshaw attends the Anderson Bible Training school in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bradshaw
Church of God
Anderson
Ind
Verda
Miss Opa Bradshaw
Anderson Bible Training School
Highly Class Dinner Brings 150 Attendees at Local Church
Over 150 people attended the Highy Class of the Christian church Sunday school second monthly dinner held in church parlors. Congressmen Tom Jenkins of Ironton gave the evening address, a former state senator. The class orchestra led by John Vercoe provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Tom Jenkins
Ironton
Lea
John Vercoe
Mrs McGinley Arrives in Athens En Route to Hamilton
Mrs J D McGinley stopped in Athens to visit her sisters at 55 East State Street and will stay until Sunday. She traveled from a New York visit with her son L D McGinley Jr to join him before his departure for Catanzaro Sicily with the Italian consul. In Washington she met Lt Eugene McGinley at Ft Myer Va with six U S Army polo players returning from Miami Beach practice. They will sail for England March 28 to defend the United States Army polo championship at Hurlingham in June. The W E A Juniors plan a 2 pm meeting Saturday in Ned Men’s hall to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McGinley
Athens
Clara
Amy Weiher
East State Street
McGinley
Hamilton
New York
L. D. McGinley, Jr
Catania
Sicily
Washington
Eugene McGinley
Ft. Myer
United States Army
Miami Beach
England
Great Britain
Hurlingham
Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts New Patronesses Saturday
Alpha Gamma Delta will host at home with Mrs. Harry Z. Foster at 220 East State Street from 2 30 to 5 o clock Saturday afternoon to introduce Mrs. T C McCracken and Mrs C M Gill as the new patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Harry Z. Foster
East State Street
T. C. McCracken
C. M. Gill
Pallas Club Annual Meeting Hosted by Miss Bridgman
The Pallas club will hold its annual meeting at 2 o clock on Saturday afternoon. Hostess is Miss Bertha Bridgman and the event takes place at the home of Mrs. A O Sloane, 69 South Court street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Bertha Bridgman
A. O. Sloane
South Court Street
Current Events Club votes to buy picture for new high school
The Current Events club met at 46 Grosvenor Street with Mrs. W. W. Lee presiding. The group voted to join federated clubs in purchasing a picture for the new high school building. Various members led discussions on A New Social Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lee
Grosvenor Street
F. Rowland
James Woodworth
Anna White
Woodworth
Mra White
W. H. Worthman
Ray Latham
W. H. Radford
Mary Richards
W. H. Schwartz
Portsmouth
Women’s Federated Clubs
F. W. Bush
Buckeye Magazine
Pearl Drake
E. J. Person
C. Ed. Stailey
Ralph Windsor
St Patrick's Dance Held By Athens Country Club
The Athens Country Club hosted a St Patrick's Day dance with 65 couples in attendance. Decorations featured fringed crepe streamers, Killarney roses, green candles, and a large snake centerpiece. Green punch was served by Elizabeth Horn and Marianna Bing in green and white outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Sons and Daughters of
Erin
Killarney
Elizabeth Horn
Marianna Bing
Mascella Horn
C. H. Horin
Rebeccca Bartholomew
W. W. Coe
E. L. Mis Isabelle Collier
Dale Rowan,Iler
E. K. Ohm
Mrs Logan Recovers After Columbus Visit
Mrs. W. H. Logan and her husband visited Columbus Tuesday to see Dr. R. F. Demers who had an appendicitis operation. He had pleurisy earlier and was very ill but is now recovering and expected to go home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Logan
Columbus
Mr. Logan
R. F. Demers
Local Guests Dine with Stiffs on East State Street
Mrs. B. W. Hawk Mrs. W. A. Pride Mrs. M. M. Bryson Mrs. C. Palmer of Glouster and Mr. W. King of Columbus were the Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Stiff on East State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hawk
W. A. Pride
M. M. Bryson
C.palmer
Glouster
Mr. W. King
Columbus
Mrs . B. Stiff
East State Street
Mountville minister sent to Columbus hospital for heart and gall bladder trouble
Rev. M LaFollett of Mountville was transported by ambulance to White Cross hospital in Columbus for treatment of heart and gall bladder problems. He was accompanied by Rev. Turner of Glouster as his wife had been hospitalized earlier. J W Herrold of the state industrial commission fell ill with flu while visiting Trimble. Farrell Thomas injured his hand at Owens Manufacturing in Logan causing blood poisoning. he is improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. LaFollett
Mountville
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
J. W. Herrold
State Industrial Commission
Mrs. D. E. Carr Taken to Hospital for Operation
Mrs. D. E. Carr was taken to Grant hospital at Columbus today for an operation. She has not been in good health for some time and is the sister of Dr. E. LeFever, state senator from this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
D. E. Carr
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Important Council Meeting Tonight in Glouster
A regular meeting of council is set for 7 PM in the city building council room. Two long pending items will be discussed, including the Spring Street paving question and the potential status of the Front Street lot being a street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Spring Street
Front Street
Ohio University Band to Perform in Glouster
The Ohio University band will give a concert at the Glouster Opera House next Tuesday at 8 PM for the Glouster Parent Teacher Association. The event aims to support the local PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U
Ohio University
Gloustter Opera House
Glouster
Glouster Personal News Snapshot
Mr and Mrs C E Duncan returned from Columbus after a brief trip. Mrs Jane Donaldson visited Zanesville to stay with Mrs C L Hayden and Mrs Ed Brown. Lizzie James spends weekend with sister in New Lexington. Vera Achauer visited friends in Athens. J L Jones Union Telephone Co manager traveled to Columbus on business. Sunday school at Bishopville next Sunday at 1 clock with preaching at 2. The Stream family from Oklahoma visit Burr Oak area.
Search for more victims in Illinois aftermath grows
Col Albert Culbertson ordered immediate searches in Southern Illinois as relief work expands. More than 1000 doctors and nurses work in the field as trainloads of supplies reach destinations. Reports from West Frankfort describe about 125 bodies in morgues with many deaths unconfirmed and widespread debris making casualty counts uncertain across Parrish DeSoto Bush Enfield Thompsonville McLeansboro and other storm paths.
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Tll
Albert Culbertson
Illinois National Guard
Illinois
Red Cross
West Frankfort
Murphysboro
Parrish
DeSoto
Bush
Enfield
Thompsonville
McLeansboro
Jumbo Sargent Becomes Vermont's Attorney General
Burlington march 2 Jawn Sargent known as Jumbo to college mates becomes Vermont attorney general after a life in Ludlow and Plymouth. The former Tufts center recalls Calvin Coolidge and paths from small town law to state leadership while fishing and preserving monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander Herman
Burlington
Jawn
Sargent
Jumbo
Washington
Vermont
Ludlow
Green Mountains
Plymouth
the Coolidge’s
Cavendish Road
Calvin
Black River Academy
Coolidge
Tufts College
Amherst
New Syriac Koran Version Reported in Manchester Library
Officials at the John Iylands Library announce a Syriac Koran version translated into English by Dr Mingara. The text argues the Syriac edition refutes details of the standard English Koran and reveals verses omitted in the accepted text. It also redefines the East of Holiness as Palestine and Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
John Iylands Library
Mingara
East of Holiness
Mecca
Palestine
Jerusalem
Delay Big Measures in Charleston Legislature
In Charleston on March 26 officials said major legislation will not reach Senate or House for action until the middle of next week at the earliest, signaling slow progress.
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Charleston
W. Va
Senate
House
Distances at sea mislead about truth and peril
A concise reflection on navigation and perception. The text warns that sailors may misjudge currents and distances, mistaking confusion for danger or certainty for clarity, illustrating how perception can distort reality at sea.
Woman's Secret of Beauty Advertises Lydia Pinkham
An advertising feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments. It links health and beauty to use of the root and herb tonic, claiming to cure distress, sallow complexion, headaches, and low mood by addressing feminine troubles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
City hit by disaster floods residents evacuated
Mis sionaries report word received. foreign residents safe. Thousands injured and aid urgently needed as the city seeks relief and medical supplies amid the disaster.
Miami Debaters Open Test Tonight Against Ohio
Ohio University debaters face their first test on the Child labor ratification question in Ew ing hall as the Miami affirmative opposes Miami University of Oxford. Ohio negative meets Cincinnati. Ohio State professor W P Sandford to judge.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Miami University of Oxford
Ohio
Cincinnati
W. P. Sandford
Ohio State University
Miami-Cincinnati-Ohio University Triangle
Athens
Miami
Oxford
Fire destroys thirty cars and damages ArmySales Co building
A morning blaze in Nenia Ohio wiped out thirty autos and heavily damaged the Army Seles Co building. An explosion preceded the fire and Charlie ones, a colored worker, suffered serious burns while fighting the flames. Loss is estimated at 46008 dollars.
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Nenia
Army Seles Co
Charlies Ones
Women and Girls Work on Coal Ships at Waratsu
In Waratsu Japan women and girls board coal ships to load and unload cargo under wartime labor demands. The move reflects broader mobilization of female labor in the port economy as men serve abroad.
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Waratsu
Japan
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets sale pitch
After severe illness the ad touts Cod Liver Oil tablets as a pleasant alternative to the oil. It claims quick convalescence, weight gain, and appetite improvement, with a money back guarantee if 5 pounds in 30 days is not gained. Available from Cline Pharmacy Co. and McKee Drug Co. at 60 cents for 60 tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
McCoy's
Governor objects to road contracts in Butler and Scioto counties
Columbus March 20 Gover nor Donahey notified contractors for the contested Butler and Scioto county road contracts that he proposed to hold up the awards because of defects until ordered by the courts. He said legal requirements on advertising and filing of plans and specifications were not complied with by the State Highway department. Opponents claim the plans were not on file with county surveyors he required two weeks.
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Columbus
Donahey
Butler and
Scioto County
State Highway Department
Earthquake Destroys Talifu City in Yannan
A report states Talifu in Yannan with 80 000 residents was demolished by a strong quake followed by fire near Burma. The city is described as destroyed and completely demolished.
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Shanghat
Talifu
Yannan
Burma
Scowls and Frowns Linked to Eyestrain Effects
The piece warns that eyestrain causes scowls and frowns which, if not relieved by glasses, can become permanent and mar a person’s countenance for life.
Tornado claims ten children as teachers try to save survivors
A tornado struck a school collapsing the building with teachers and students inside. Ten bodies were recovered and many children were pulled from the wreckage as survivors searched for missing classmates and staff.
Old Plantation Joe staged again by Canaanville PTA
Canaanville will stage Old Plantation Joe for the fifth time on Saturday March 21 at 7 30 PM in the Masonic hall at Guysville. The home talent show features local cast members and aims to attract PTA support.
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Canaanville
Parent-Teacher Association
Masonic Hall
Guysville
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St. Patrick's
Glouster News
Columbus Hospital
Muportant Council
Cal
Senator Dale
Republican Party
President Coolidge
John Coolidge
Supreme Court
Stone
Reading
Miami Debaters
Scott
Sulien
Chas. C. Millikan
Optometrist
Lawhead
Messenger Printery
Squibb
Gibson
Fuller
North Court Street
Ravelstone Fabric
Athens Book & News Co
Court House Cline
Nunnally’s
Lostro Building
Boots
Cora
Watt
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