Music Club Elects Officers at Monday Meeting
The Society and Personal Mention notes that the Woman's Music club elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. C. C. Millikan. vice-president Miss Mary Noss. recording secretary Miss Joy Cutler. corresponding secretary Mrs. Allen Kresge. treasurer Mrs. H. M. Woods.
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Woman's Music Club
Mary Noss
C. C. Millikan
Joy Cutler
Allen Kresge
H. M. Woods
Vera Beard
Liszt
Wolf
Strauss
Elfinried
Margaret Benedict
Irene Witham
Anakreons
Grab-Wolf
Helen Hedden
Vera Board
Morgen
Mary Ness
Miss Witham
Methodists Begin thirtieth Quadrennial Conference in Kansas City
Observance of the Lord's Supper opened the session of the thirtieth general quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kansas City. Bishop Joseph F. Berry led the opening prayer as delegates from thirty-nine countries gathered with world representatives in prayer and study amid missionary displays and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
John Wesley
Trimble Board Elects Teachers and Local Notices
Trimble board of education elected W. G. Duer as superintendent from Polk County West Virginia. For A Grammar Sam M. Johnson Trimble, A primary Effie Sands Trimble, B primary Inez Koons Athens. Edith Waller of Millfield visiting Amenville. Daisy Wallace accepts position at Alice Campbell millinery in Glouster.
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Trimble
Alice Campbell
Glouster
Harvard Yale Mental Tilt Sees Uncertain Outcome
In Cambridge Harvard hosts Yale in a tense brain tilt over an English literature exam. Three judges Professors Osgood Votter and Adams will decide which school showed greater mental faculties in this study room showdown.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
C. G. Osgood
A. K. Votter
Princeton
J. Q. Adams
Cornell
Water Off on West Union Street in Athens
A serious break in a fire hydrant on West Union Street near Fester Place disrupted service for hours. Work by the Athens city service department began early today, with temporary fixes and a permanent repair completed this afternoon.
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West Union Street
Fester Place
Athens
G. M. Romine
Court House Doings in Athens County Court
George A. Gabriel sues W. L. Gabriel in Common Pleas for 100 dollars plus interest from May 5 1923 on a promissory note with no credits. A second petition seeks partition of the estate of L A Whitmore in Athens County where Lena Graham claims one sixth share against Egbert Whitmore and others.
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Athens County
Five Boys Found Guilty of Murder in Chicago Holdup
In Chicago five boys aged 15 to 22 were found guilty of murder for the killing of storekeeper Joseph Szczepanski during a January 25 holdup. The jury recommended 25 year sentences after a deadlock over life terms, with one juror forcing a compromise.
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Chicago
O.R
Harry Zdun
Mike Dios
Stanley Lucas
Fire destroys plane at Cincinnati field
Cincinnati May 1 UPR Thomas Mackelfresh 29 of Georgetown was arrested after a $3600 airplane flown here yesterday by Harry C. Anderson of Cincinnati was destroyed by fire. Police said Mackelfresh a former Longview State hospital inmate was held on circumstantial evidence though not seen igniting the plane. A patrolman arrested him 300 feet from the scene.
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Cincinnattl
UPR
Thomas Mackelfresh
Georgetown
Harry C. Anderson
Cincinnati
Maccifresh
Longview State Hospital
MacElsfresh
Mexicans to March in May Day Parade
About 50 000 to 70 000 members of the Confederation Regional Obrera Mexicana were to march in the May Day celebration in Mexico City. Traffic would be halted until 3 p m except in suburbs. President Calles and cabinet members would review the parade from the presidential palace balcony.
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Mexico City
U.P
Confederation Regional Obrera Mexican
Calles
Inherits Half Million From World War Hero Father
Eleven year old Elizabeth Hildegarde of Chicago becomes heiress to 500000 dollars from her father’s centrifugal pump engine patent. A cousin who held the drawings finds Elizabeth, and the case follows her inheritance.
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Elizabeth Hildegarde
Elizabeth
Chicago
Filizabeth
Earthquakes Collapse Houses Across Chile
Strong earth shocks rocked Chile last night causing several houses to collapse in Santiago and Talca. Constitution, a seaport, suffered notable damage and widespread alarm spread through the capital. Casualties were not yet confirmed.
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Santiago
Chile
Talca
Constitution
May Day clash in Poland leaves dead and hundreds hurt
In Warsaw on May 1 two people were killed and 50 injured as socialists and communists clashed. Police arrested many in Warsaw and other Polish cities.
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Warsaw
U.pr
Mrs. Mary E. Cooley Dies at 88 After Illness
Mrs. Mary E. Cooley, 88, died at 6 p m at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs David Lowry 29 North McKinley Ave following a long illness from age related complications Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Trimble Methodist Episcopal church She was the widow of Civil War veteran Henry Cooley who died about 12 years ago The family home was in Trimble for 25 years with prior years in New Marshfield Chauncey and other localities Left are two sons H A Cooley of Logan Herbert Cooley of Morgan County and a daughter Sarah C Lowry of Athens
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Mary E. Cooley
David Lowry
North McKinley Avenue
Trimble Methodist Episcopal Church
Trimble
Columbus attorney Olin J. Ross campaigns on anti Blue law platform
Columbus attorney and Republican presidential hopeful Olin J. Ross reported campaign spending of 84.25 in Ohio. He filed the financial statement with Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown on Monday.
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Columbus
Olin J. Ross
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio Prison Population Rises to 98.3 per 100000
Ohio reported 98.3 convicts per 100000 residents on January 1, 1927, with 6,209 inmates across four state penal institutions. The Department of Commerce noted increases since 1910 and placed New York, Illinois, California, and Michigan ahead in total prisoners.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Washington
D. C
New York
Rebel dynamite at La Luz mine reported in Nicaragua
May 1 report from Puerto Cabezas says rebels dynamited the La Luz mine on April 27 with 500 rebels led by General Plata. A U.S. bookkeeper Harry Johnson states the mine was wrecked and an American assistant manager named Neptune may have been captured, though unconfirmed.
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
la Luz
Harry Johnson
Plata
Neptune
Dynamiting Band Leader Tied to Noted Figures
A dynamiting group was led by Eral Grion, described as a follower of The report, and connected to the lure of George R. Marshal American, according to the account.
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Conservation League
H. T. Phillips
Morris Avenue
I. C. Schilling
Eral Grion
George R. Marshal
435000 To Be Split Among Stockholders
Columbus May 1 More 435000 will be distributed among stockholders of the defunct International Note and Mortgage Company a subsidiary of the R U Dollings company under an order issued Monday by Judge Robert F Duncan declaring a 5 percent dividend on 100 par value of the stock Paul A Delon one of the receivers says this is the first dividend received by any holders in the Dollings company or its subsidiaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
International Note & Mortgage Company
R. UL. Dollings Company
Robert F. Duncan
Paul A. Delon
Note On Mortgage Company
Dollings Company
Oklahoma cow testing associations report results
Eleven Oklahoma cow testing associations screened 2 436 cows in January. Of those tested, 178 were declared of double quality.
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Oklahoma
Are You One of Those Women Edna Wallace Hopper Ad
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a cosmetic powder in a square tube and a round box at a low price. The ad stresses that grooming and appearance distinguish certain women who look twice at well kept features.
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Edna Wallace_Nopper
Edna Wallace Hopper
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