Society Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Birthday Party
Progressive Club met at Mrs. Neal Helsel’s home with president Mrs. Elson Hedges presiding. Papers on “Secrets of the White House” and musical numbers followed. A seven o’clock dinner is planned April 10 at Mrs. Roy Andrews’ home. A seventieth birthday surprise for Mrs. S. A. Westfall drew 33 relatives and friends at 85 Brown Avenue. Attendees included Westfalls, Grady, Kelly, Frost, and Demers. Dr. Demers now practices dentistry in Columbus after leaving Athens. Mr. I. C. Nye returned from a ten day southern business trip centered in High Point NC.
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Progressive Literary Club
Neal Helsel
Second Street
Miss Winyard
Guy Gardner
Roy Andrews
May Avenue
S. A. Westfall
Brown Avenue
William Betzing
St. Peter
Minnesota
EB. E. Frost
Cecil Westfall
Ural Westfall
Hiram Westfall
Maxine
Walsie Westfall
Lucille
Ardeth
Guy Kelly
Regina
Elsie Mae
Elmer Spencer
Nola
Arthur
Opal
Sarah
Earl Frost
Bobby
Evelyn
Claude Westfall
Bille Jean
Leo Frost
Etta Brooks
Harrisonville
Marita Jones
Local social notes and visits from Mary Ann card club
Mrs A C Howett hosted the Mary Ann card club at 12 Poplar avenue with guests Mrs William Merten Mrs R M Van Dyke and Mrs John Kilpatrick. High score went to Mrs William Maffin second to Mrs Mary Ann Root. Mrs H Burdette will host the next meeting. Mrs Etta Brooks returns home after visiting sister Mrs S A Westfall. Mrs W L Hottel entertained aunts and a Huntington WV sister in Columbus. Dr Blaine R Goldsberry leaves Friday for post graduate study with wife accompanying to Columbus then Charleston WV to visit Dr L A Petty. Mrs C W Fulton of Columbus visits her ill father Mr Daniel Baird at 124 Mill street. Dr M D Worley of Athens attends Osteopathic district meeting in Columbus.
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A. C. Howett
Poplar Avenue
Mary Ann
Blaine R. Goldsberry
C W. Fulton
Columbus
Daniel Baird
Mill Street
St Jacob's Oil advertised as fast relief for neuritis
A testimonial touts St Jacob's Oil as a nearly instant remedy for neuritis and rheumatic pain. It claims quick, direct action without skin burning and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle at their druggist.
Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Birthday Party Tonight
The regular monthly birthday party of the Rebekah lodge will be held tonight. Degree staff practice is scheduled as part of the evening events.
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Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Laughlin Visits Mother in Grosvenor Street
Mrs. Duanne B Laughlin of Co shocton visits her mother Mrs S C Lummis at 111 Grosvenor street and plans to leave Saturday.
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Duanne B. Laughlin
Coshocton
S. C. Lummis
Grosvenor Street
Blackburns Visit Colubmus Relative Host
Mrs D B Blackburn of Albany road visits sister in law Miss Elizabeth Blackburn in Columbus. J W Gilbert of 253 West Union street Athens was taken to Marietta Osteopathic Clinic by Dr M D Wortley for examination yesterday.
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D. B. Blackburn
Albany Road
Elizabeth Blackburn
Columbus
J. W. Gilbert
West Union Street
Athens
Marietta Osteopathic Clinic
M. D. Wortley
Rheumatism Advisory Urges Warmth and Hydration
A health snippet recommends avoiding sweets and dampness to prevent rheumatic pain. It explains disease cause as body waste and acids, urging kidneys to filter toxins, with Jad Salts and Rad Salis as common remedies.
Mr W H Logan to Return Friday From Columbus
Mr W H Logan is managing business in Columbus and plans to return Friday.
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W. H. Logan
Columbus
Green Law Funding Debate For Ohio Road Districts
Magazine notes county township and county road officials urging state funds under the 1923 Green law. It questions claims of missing appropriations for 1927 1928 and rebutts insistence the governor vetoed such actions. The piece argues public accuracy about Green law compliance is essential and predicts future alignment with the law.
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Maccadam
Grange at Canaan accepts challenge to hold debate
Canaan Grange No. 2457 with 65 percent attendance Wednesday night in the grange hall accepted a debate challenge from Athens Grange. The time and topic will be set later. A brief program featured readings and violin solos. A box social is planned for April 4 with women bringing lunch and hot coffee. I H Efaw received a seventh degree pin. Guests included I H Efaw and Hazel McKibben of New Marshfield and others.
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Canaanville
Canaan Grange No. 2457
Grange Hall
Athens Grange
I. H. Efaw
Calvin Efaw
Milton Efaw
Clara McKibben
Hazel McKibben
New Marshfield
Solution of Other Disputes Foreseen
Washington reports that the solution of other disputes with Mexico, on which Ambassador Morrow has been working, will likely be expedited by a satisfactory settlement of the oil controversy.
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Washington
Mexico
Morrow
Have That Footlight Sheen By Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper touts her hair shine as due to cleanliness and a weekly Wave and Sheen shampoo. She claims regular washing, combing after drying, and styling with the product for a lively look. Wave and Sheen priced at 75 cents with money back guarantee.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Tina Wallace
Ambiguous 1920s Debate on Land Reform and Bank Shortages
Reported remarks focus on American land under agrarian law described by President Coolidge as confiscation. The day’s agenda includes addressing an alleged shortage in bank accounts and the state banking policy amid era financial pressures.
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Coolidge
Bank is closed Columbus
March 29 The Farmers' Merchants Bank at Lucas Richland County was closed by state authorities triggering a bank closure notice in Columbus records.
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Columbus
Farmers’ & Merchants Bank
Lucas
Richland County
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Country Club
Progressive Club
R. F. Demers
Doctor Demers
I. C. Nye
High Point
North Carolina
Mary Ann Card Club
W. L. Hottel
North
Congress Street
R. C Munn
W. L. Powers
Huntington
W. Va
M. D. Worley
Jeanne Eagels
Harper's Juvenile Dance Models
General Assembly
Ohio
Grange
Canaan
Josephine Wolfe
Columbia
Grandma's
Rogers Travelogue
F. 1
Preston Go
The
D. Zenner Co
Shciecel
Rexall
Cara Nome
D. Zenner
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