Art and Thimble Club Hosts Social at Athens Hospital
Mrs J H Berry acted as charming hostess in her Athens State hospital apartment on Friday afternoon entertaining the Art and Thimble club and guests. The program featured Kensington dances and social chat with Mary Joe Hill delivering solo dances to applause. A buffet luncheon followed in the dining room amid colorful receptions and hospital greenhouse flowers.
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Athens Hospital
J. H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
Kensington
Mary Joe Hill
Hospital Green House
W. R. C. Initiates Three Candidates at Friday Meeting
Members of the W. R. C. witnessed the initiation of three candidates at the Friday evening meeting. The event concluded with a social hour and refreshments. A Tuesday 7 o clock called meeting is planned in Red Men’s hall to finalize arrangements for the G. A. R. supper on April 6, with all members urged to attend.
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Red Men’s Hall
Forthday Dinner A Surprise for Mrs J C Harvey
Mr J C Harvey and daughters-in-law hosted a surprise birthday dinner at 111 North Lancaster Street for Mrs J C Harvey. The event included a Sunday School return and gifts of flowers and an elaborate meal with many Harvey family members and friends in attendance.
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J. C. Harvey
North
Lancaster Street
Charles Harvey
Dwight
Donald
Robert Harvey
Florence
Frank Harvey
Harry Chadwick
Clinton and Clyde
H. A. Mathews
Mary
Leander Dorr
Lucy
Elizabeth Swaim
Almira Richmond
J. R. Harvey
James Dorr
Entertained at Dinner by Mr and Mrs J L Edmundson
Mr and Mrs J L Edmundson of 35 South College Street entertained with a dinner party Sunday. The Easter Day occasion featured attractive table appointments with Easter flowers and symbolisms. Miss Dorothy Slaughter and her sister Ada Helen of Chillicothe attended and returned home today to resume their school work.
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Dorothy Slaughter
Ada Helen
Chillicothe
J. L. Edmundson
South Colllege Street
Miss Slaughter
Pallas club meets discusses rights and home improvement role
Mrs L L Worstell hosted a Saturday Pallas club meeting with Mrs E P D Sayre leading and Miss Bertha Bridgman guiding discussion. The group read The Yeti's Big Business by Mary Roberts Rhinehart from Good Housekeeping. Officers were elected and delegates named for the Logan district meeting on April 7-8. The next topic is Some Biological Aspects of Immigration by Edwin Grant Conklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. G. Worstell
Pallas Club
E. PD. Sayre
P. B. Lawrence
Bertha Bridgman
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Good Housekeeping
A. O. Sloane
A. E.’Price
Nelle Pickering
P. G. Dowler
Amy Weiher
Logan
Frederic Treadley
L. G. Worstell
Edwin Grant Conklin
March Scribners
Miss Vernon Visits Vernon Family in Piketon
Miss Norma Vernon a Piketon high school teacher visits Mr and Mrs A H Vernon at 140 North Lancaster Street, sharing a casual social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Vernon
Piketon High School
A. H. Vernon
North
Lancaster Street
Mitchells Visit Nelson Home of Mr and Mrs Jer Bennett
Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Harry Mitchell spent Sunday in Nelson at the home of Mr and Mrs Jer Bennett.
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Charles Mitchell
Brr
Harry Mitchell
Nelson
Jer Bennett
Miss Edith McBee Returns to Ohio Wesleyan Studies
Miss Edith McBee returned today to Delaware to resume studies at Ohio Wesleyan after a four week emer vacation with home. Mr and Mrs S J Scott and son Dent of Central avenue were guests of Mr Lester Scott in Columbus. Mrs A C Jordan of Troy is visiting her mother Mrs J B Dalton East State street. Dalton, her son, has also returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McBee
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
S. J. Scott
Son Dent
Central Avenue
Lester Scott
Columbus
A.C. Jordan
Troy
J. B. Dalton
State Street
Dalton
Weekend Visits Tie Columbus and Howard Hall Figures
Mr A J Frame of Columbus, son of the late John Frame, visited Sunday with Mrs A D Morrison of Howard Hall. Mr Dorothy Woodworth traveled to Columbus to spend a week's vacation at Aunt Mrs R M Hastings. Miss Mildred Hastings, Ohio University student, returned home for vacation with Miss Elizabeth Woodworth. Mr John Arthur Logan, University of Chicago senior, left for Chicago after visiting his brother W H Logan and family.
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A.J. Frame
Columbus
John Frame
A. D. Morrison
Howard Hall
Dorothy Woodworth
John Arthur Logan
University of Chicago
Chicago
W. H. Logan
Miss Jean Gist Visits relatives during school break
Miss Jean Gist travels to Gallipolis to spend her school vacation with her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. Claude B. Parker. Mr. W. D. Brown of Cleveland was the over Sunday guest of Athens friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gist
Gallipolis
Claude B. Parker
W. D. Brown
Cleveland
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan Student Mary Slutz Returns for Easter Visit
Miss Mary Slutz of Ohio Wesleyan University visits over Easter with her mother Mrs. W. L. Slutz and family. She returns to Delaware today with her sister Miss Dorothy who will stay for the week.
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Mary Slutz
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. L. Slutz
Delaware
Dorothy
Mrs A E Moore Visited Athens Then Attended Columbus Trip
Mrs. A E Moore of Charleston West Virginia formerly of Athens spent a brief time Friday as a guest at the C D Hopkins home on her way home from a visit in Columbus with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Jack Farson.
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A. E. Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Athens
C. D. Hopkins
Columbus
Jack Farson
Easter Greetings Reach Local Families Across Town
Mrs. Mabel G Bonifield of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs F B Grones for Easter. Miss Nina Butts traveled from Columbus to spend Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs John F Butts. Mr and Mrs J F Stevens Helen Falloon returned home after a three month trip visiting Iowa Missouri and Nebraska including Adrian Missouri Des Moines Kansas City and Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel G. Bonifield
Columbus
F. 8. Grones
Nina Butts
John F. Butts
J. F. Stevens
Helen Falloon
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Adrian
A. A. Miller
Jessie Falloon
Des Moines
Kansas City
Sulphur Springs
Tuesday Club Meeting At Hottel Home
The Tuesday club will meet with Mrs. Dasa Tong Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at 60 North Congress Street. Miss Faye Lash, instructor in Domestic Art in Youngstown schools, returns from vacation to resume her position with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lash.
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Dasa Tong
W. &. Hottel
North
Congress Street
Faye Lash
Youngstown
J. C. Lash
Ford reports assets exceed liabilities in annual filing
Ford Motor Company lists assets of 884.555 million dollars with 143.036 million in liabilities in its annual report filed with the Secretary of State. The balance includes 14.566 million cash on hand and 54.439 million in credits and deposits, while 172,645 Ford family shares are held by Henry Ford, Edsel Ford, and Mrs Henry Ford.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Praying Mother Seeks Favorable Winds for Lost Son
Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson in Houston kneels to pray for a favorable wind to rescue her son George K. Wilkinson, Navy balloon pilot believed lost at sea. She clings to hope, recalling a past voyage when a wind carried him back.
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Houston
Tex
United Press
J. W. Wilkinson
George K. Wilkinson
Smith Named for U.S. Shipping Board Post
R. A. C. Smith of New York is mentioned as a candidate for a berth on the U.S. Shipping Board under the Harding administration. The report notes potential appointment discussions or indications of bringing him onto the board.
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R. A. C. Smith
New York
U.S. Shipping Board
Harding
Larger purses planned for county fair races
Ath ens county fair board met at the Chamber of Commerce to set the August fair for 23 to 26. They planned seven $500 purses and a $1000 prize horse show, with new judges and a superintendent to oversee races and ensure top entries. The track would be used in spring for training, and an artillery company might use the grounds for drill. Eleven directors attended.
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Athens County Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Gill
Staed
County Grange Takes Action Here Saturday
Athens county Pomona grange met Saturday at Ohio University with reports from subordinates showing growth in membership and activity. Officers were installed and discussions covered taxation illiteracy roads and public debt while a plan for a farmers market was welcomed. a protest against courthouse basement room changes was appointed for resolution. The next meeting will be with Summit grange in New Marshfield in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Pomona Grange
Ohio University Agricultural Department
Robert L. Woodworth
Maud Fenzel
Athens
Woodworth
L. H. Efaw
County Grange
Columbus
Grange
8. K. Mardis
Ohio University
Park Place
University Terrace
Summit Grange
New Marethfield
Huge graft charged in building probe in Chicago
Information cited by the joint legislative commission probing construction costs describes a colossal conspiracy in the building trades. Chairman John Dailey said many innocent organizations are camouflaged by sedition and underworld ties as the probe continues.
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Chicago
Joint Legislative Commission
John Dailey
Gasoline Torch Designed to Thaw Frozen Coal Cars
A gasoline torch is designed to thaw hopper cars that are frozen during loading or transport. The device aims to quickly loosen ice and coal clumps, restoring flow. Operators assess safety and feasibility for use in rail yards and at mining sites.
Mother Gray's Powders Benefit Many Children
Thousands of mothers report Mother Gray's Sweet Powders ease children's headaches colds fevers stomach troubles and irregularities. Used by mothers for over 30 years and sold a
Police Chase Ends in Dueling Dash and Drink
A county city police relay chase began when Chief Graham pursued an intoxicated man named Hulberson Smart after an arrest attempt near Washington and Court streets. Deputy Pete McKinley captured Smart in a tumble resulting in both men arrest and a paddling for Smart. Each man paid a $13.40 fine.
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Graham
James Galvin
Pete McKinley
Galvin
Hulberson Smart
Chicf Graham
Washington Street
Warren
Sheriff Parker
Court Street
McKinley
Cady
Parker
Pete
Smart
River Flooding Near Athens Albany Road as Heavy Rain Hits
Rain last night caused rapid river rise and high water along the Athens Albany brick road. Margarets Creek sits at the banks verge and could spill over if rain continues. Ohio Field baseball diamond flooded at noon with more high water expected if rain persists.
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Margarets Creek
Athens-Albany
Ohio Field
Japan Issues Ultimatum Over Siberia Fishing Rights
Tokyo reports the Japanese government has sent an ultimatum to the Chita government in Siberia. If negotiations fail, Japan will take free action to protect Japanese fishing interests.
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Tokio
United Press
Chita
Siberia
Japan
Mrs Calla J. Vayhinger Leads Local Effort
Mrs Calla J. Vayhinger directs a community project described as the moving spirit behind the effort. Details specify her leadership role and the expected impact on local participation and progress.
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Calla J. Vayhinger
Johnny Coulon to Return for Cant Lift Me Trick
Former bantam champion Johnny Coulon plans a U S return early next year to showcase his Cant Lift Me trick. The article notes Coulon will bring the secret technique and demonstrate the grip that appears to lift a strong man using a specific finger and hand connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Coulon
America
Johnny Colon
U. S
Coulon
Sim
Unions Demand National Bargaining Over Rail Jobs
Chicago March 28 unions pressing for a conference with railroad executives on national agreements after private control resumes. AFL official Jewell cites correspondence with labor board chair Ryler and union leaders urging worker rights to a national unified operation and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
oe _ M
Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Ryler
Cecutives
Sunes S
Unclear OCR fragment about certificates and assets
Fragmentary text mentions certificates and mentions terms like no trouble and assets. Specific people, dates, or places are not identifiable. No coherent event or outcome is readable from the fragment.
Miners Accept Pay Increase in Ale Coal District
Workers at the F Company mines in Ale have agreed to a wage rise after negotiations. The deal follows discussions on a per cent increase in daily pay and reflects broader labor tensions in the Ona leries region. No further details on dates or exact figures are provided in the readable text.
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Pal
Ona Leries
F. Company
Ale
Maxkiet
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