Arrival At Varsity Inn
Sixty members of Battery E, 134th Field Artillery attended its annual banquet at the Varsity Inn Saturday evening. Special guests were Captain T. W. Shafer of Company L, 166th Infantry and Lieutenant Vic Taylor of Columbus, attached to the 134th field artillery staff. Dr. Scott Allen was called to Chillicothe Thursday by his sister’s death and will return later this week.
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Varsity Inn
134Th Field Artillery
T. W. Shafer
166Th Infantry
Vic Taylor
Columbus
Scott Allen
Chillicothe
Athens Needle Club Meeting With Mrs Emmett Keenan
The Athens Needle club will hold a meeting at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs Emmett Keenan at 9 Park Place.
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Athens Needle Club
Emmett Keenan
Park Place
Parker Family Reunion at 249 East State Street
Mr and Mrs Herb J Parker entertained on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Parker daughter Kathaleen and Mr and Mrs Delph Parker and family at 249 East State Street.
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Herb J. Parker
East State Street
Maurice Parker
Kathaleen
Delph Parker
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Gilson at Bishop Class Quitting Party
In observance of Mrs. Annis A. Gilson's 15th birthday, Mrs. W. O. Jones hosted the women of the Bishop class of Central Avenue Church at her home on Friday March 20. The surprise party featured favored dishes, a noon dinner, carnation decorations, and a large birthday cake with helpers Mrs. Frank Hamilton and Mrs. Charlies Bardin assisting in serving. Attendees included Mrs. Ida St. Clair, Mrs. William Pritchard, Mrs. Wallace Pratt, Mrs. J. H. Reed, William Tom, Mrs. Charles Rardin, Mrs. William Hughes, Mrs. Floyde George, Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mrs. Oliver Dahl, Mrs. Jess Henry, Mrs. Elmer Radford, Mrs. William Wolfe, Mrs. Garfield Porter, Mrs. Austin Antichstile, Mrs. Malcome Waldie, and Mrs. C. N. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis A. Gilson
W. O. Jones
Central Avenue
Gilson
Frank Hamilton
Charlies Bardin
Ida St. Clair
William Pritchard
Wallace Pratt
J. H. Reed
William Tom
Charles
Rardin
William Hughes
Floyde George
Oliver Dahl
Jess Henry
Elmer Radford
William Wolfe
Garfield Porter
Austin Antichstile
Malcome Waldie
C. N. Bates
Fierce Family Trip to Columbus and Surgical News
Mr. Guy Fierce and his daughters Iris and Pauline drove to Columbus yesterday and were joined home by Mrs. Fierce. Two weeks earlier Mrs. Fierce traveled with her sister Mrs. Lola Antle of Trimble for a surgical operation. The operation, initially said to be for stomach cancer, was performed a week ago as an appendicitis procedure and her condition is very favorable.
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Guy Fierce
Iris
Pauline
Columbus
Chi Omega Alumnae Club Meeting This Evening
The Chi Omega alumnae club gathers at 6 30 PM in the sorority hall for a routine meeting. Current officers and members are expected to attend as plans for upcoming events are discussed.
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Chi Omega
Skidmore Sackett Nuptials Quiet Des Moines Ceremony
Skidmore W LeRoy, twin son of Mrs Ollie B Skidmore, wed Inez Sackett daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Sackett of Bellefontaine in Des Moines Iowa at 4 PM Saturday. Skidmore pursues sophomore year at Des Moines College of Osteopathy and belongs to Delta Tau Delta and Iota Tau Sigma.
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Skidmore-Sackett
W. LeRoy. Skidmore
Ollie B. Skidmore
Inez FE. Sackett
Howard Sackett
Bellefontaine
Des Moines
Iowa
Skidmore
Till College of Osteopathy
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Iota Tau Sig
Mrs Skidmore Graduate of Ohio University Class of 23
Mrs Skidmore is described as an Osteopathic professional and graduate of Ohio University class of 23. She is a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and currently employed in the Des Moines city school system, where she will continue her work.
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Skidmore
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Des Moines
Paul Wyatt Returns Home From Visit in Bayard
Bayard resident Mr. Paul Wyatt returns home after visiting his cousin Mrs. I. C. Lummis at 111 Grosvenor Street.
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Paul Wyatt
Bayard
I. C. Lummis
Grosvenor Street
Progressive Literary Club Meeting With Mrs McClannahan
The Progressive Literary club will meet at 7 oclock Tuesday evening with Mrs James McClannahan at 12 Maplewood drive.
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Progressive Literary Club
James McClannahan
Maplewood Drive
Installation Dance Marks Theta Upsilon Nationalization
Theta Upsilon formerly Alpha Tau Pi celebrated its nationalization on January 17 with an installation dance at the Men’s Union. A group of 15 included alumnae and guests from Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio State universities. Leonard Smith and Julian Bing acted as messenger boys in costume for a favor dance.
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Theta Upsilon
Alpha Tota Pi
Rectors to Return to Oklahoma City After Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert D Rector and their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J E Bain of 171 North Congress Street leave Tuesday for their home in Oklahoma City Oklahoma after an extended visit.
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Albert D. Rector
J. E. Bain
North
Congress Street
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mrs Hopkins Travels to Philadelphia to Visit Smiths
Mrs. George W. Hopkins travels to Philadelphia to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith, formerly of Athens.
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George W. Hopkins
Philadelphia
C. J. Smith
Athens
Drake and Southerton Return From Toledo Business Trip
Mr W B Drake and Mr W Southerton have returned from a business trip to Toledo.
Gulley Announces Daughter Laura to Gastkins in Columbus
Mr and Mrs J I Gulley announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Laura Gulley to Mr Fiverett Gastkins on March 16 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Gulley
Laura Gulley
Fiverett Gastkins
Columbus
Allen and Guthrie Families Visit in Williamstown
Mr and Mrs B F E Allen and family of Williamstown West Virginia visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs G E Guthrie and family.
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B. FE. Allen
Williamstown
W. Va
G. E. Guthrie
Mrs Seurt Visits Daughter at Ohio University Event
Mrs Seurt of Portsmouth spent the weekend with her daughter Miss Ilo Seurt of Boyd Hall attending Ohio university activities.
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Mrs. Seurt
Portsmouth
Miss Ilo Seurt
Boyd Hall
Ohio University
Dr Alfred E Livingston Visits From Philadelphia
Dr Alfred E Livingston of the University of Pennsylvania medical faculty stopped over from Friday to Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs William H Livingston of 23 North Congress Street. He was en route to Chicago to deliver a lecture before the College of Medicine student body where he had formerly taught.
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Alfred E. Livingston
University of Pennsylvania
William H. Livington
North
Congress Street
Livingston
Chicago
College of Medicine
Norwalk visitors tour Ohio University dorms
Mr and Mrs Hill and Mr and Mrs Loher visited their daughters Norma Hil and Lucile Loher students at Ohio University housed in Boyd Hall They arrived Friday and left this morning according to local notes from Norwalk.
Social Side Of National Guard Recalled By Local Unit
Leroy Pope notes Battery E in a college town recalls the old Zouave era when National Guard units were social and civic forces. He discusses historic Zouave outfits like New York Fire Boys and Chickasaw Guards of Memphis and contrasts them with the modern federalized Guard’s sterner role.
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National Guard
Leroy Pope
Battery E
Varsity Inn
America
Zouaves
New York Fire Boys
Henry
Tammany
New York
Boss Tweed
Americas
Gotham
Lee
Virginia
Chickasaw Guards
Memphis
Coal interest plot to choke southern coal supplies
Rep J M Robison of Kentucky charges Ohio and Pittsburgh coal operators seek to use interstate rate powers to close Great Lakes markets to Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and Maryland coal. He warns railroads and miners would suffer while southern producers face ruin and mass unemployment. He says he acts for leading Kentucky district coal producers.
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Washington
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Lakes
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
J. M. Robison
Robison
Virginia
Maryland
Robsion
Blaze destroys six barracks at Camp Sherman
Chillicothe, March 23. Six barracks at Camp Sherman near here were destroyed by fire of undetermined origin Sunday. One building held hay while another served as a garage. The structures were new and never occupied by soldiers. Remaining structures from the same build era were torn down to supply material for improvements, and demolition of the burned buildings was planned.
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Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
State seeks oil lease on Athens hospital lands
Ohio health officials push a bill to authorize leasing Athens State Hospital property for oil and gas drilling after Dr. John H. Berry reports a well within 100 feet of state lines yielding 40 to 50 barrels daily. Director John F E Harper says emergency clause likely. lease must include free gas for fuel.
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Athens
State Hospital For
John FE. Harper
Public Welfare
Columbus
John H. Berry
Athens Hospital
Department of Public Welfare
Senate
House
Stae
Harper
Ohio Debaters Meet Denison Here Wednesday
Ohio university debaters led by W H Cosner will argue the Child Labor question against Denison University here and Denison will bring three debaters to Granville for the negative. Ohio will handle the affirmative here with Dean Chubb presiding and a panel of judges including John T Newell, George S Chase and James W Vandervort.
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W. H. Cosner
Ohio University
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Denison University
Ohio
Denison
Granville
Cooper
Miami
Kenneth Martin
Norman Padelford
Floyd Marshall
Theodore Foskett
W. T. West
E. E. Horton
Dean Chubb
John T. Newell
Greenfield
George S. Chase
James W. Vandervort
Parkersburg
G. F. Timberlake
Stewart R. Kean
Stanley F. Roush
No, He Won't Become a Howling Success by Howling
A colorful quip notes that mere loudness cannot guarantee success, suggesting perseverance and substance beat hollow boast. The line captures a skeptical view of shortcuts through noisy self-promotion.
Eleven more bodies recovered at Barracksville mine
In Fairmont West Virginia on March 23 eleven additional bodies were removed from Bethlehem Mines Corporation’s Barracksville mine after last Tuesday night’s explosion that entombed thirty three workers. To date twenty two bodies have been recovered.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Barracksville
Here
Home damaged in Murphysboro after cyclone hits Illinois
A special delivery letter to Mrs. Frank Buxton from Mrs. PD G Tewksbury, now in Cleveland, reports Mr. Tewksbury uninjured in the Murphysboro cyclone but notes their home suffered slight damage. Mrs. Tewksbury will stay with her son Carl Tewksbury in Cleveland until Murphysboro conditions improve.
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Frank Buxton
PD. G. Tewksbury
Cleveland
Tewksbury
Murphysboro
Americans Safe After Yunnan Earthquake Devastation
Peking March 23 Americans in Talifu western Yunnan city leveled by quake and fire on March 16 escaped uninjured according to the American legation. No casualty figures were received. Talifu with about 80 000 people was reported practically wiped out by the disaster.
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Peking
Talifu
Yunnan
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