Tiffany soprano to appear in Friday recital at Auditorium
Misa Tiffany, a rising soprano with the Metropolitan Opera Company, will be heard in a recital at the Auditorium on Friday evening. Jacques Glock, cellist, assists. Tiffany began musical studies in the Pacific region, studied in Paris, returned to New York in 1916, and soon joined the Metropolitan Opera Company, where her progress has been steady and praised for her voice and musical intellect.
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Metropolitan Opera Pany
Jacques Glock
Italians At Paris Again Amid Peace Delegates Return
Paris reports indicate Italian leaders in Rome signaled a shift toward bringing Italian peace delegates back to Paris. Ambassadors discuss overturns and renewed efforts to secure Italy's role in negotiating the peace.
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Paris
Rome
Germans Ready For Peace With Lenine Says Berlin Rumors
Berlin reports indicate Germany will defend borders and repelling invasions but aims for peace with the bolshevik. Rumors claim Count Rantzau arranged a truce through radicals, with Noske confirming no offensive against the bolshevik and eastern Prussia to hold line. The Moscow congress backs Lenine's pacific plan and signs point to halted hostilities.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Lenine
Count Rantzau
Paris
Noske
War Office
Hindenburg
Prussia
Ths
Moscow
Rantzau
Haase
Unique social at Christian Church draws wide city crowd
A Thursday social at the Christian Church featured a picture gallery by lawyers professors and amateurs, a museum display, a dry fish pond, parcel post packages, and a penny caf feria. The event raised about one hundred dollars for the ladies.
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Christian Church
Hungarian Sugar Creek brawl ends with fine
In Justice Helwig s court Steve Georg files an affidavit against Paul Bogey after a Sugar Creek party where liquor flowed and a fist fight broke out. Georg claims self defense. Bogey says Georg threatened with a knife. Georg is fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness.
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Justice Helwig
Sugar Creek
Steve Georg
Squire Helwig
Paul Bogey
Steve
Bogey
Constable Mariner
Georg
Helwig
Germans Never Died All Metal Plane At Front
United Press reports on an entirely aluminum airplane developed by Zeppelin engineers. The nearly bulletproof design featured metal wings and fuselage, with flexible edges, but was never used on the front due to the Armistice. Zeppelin officials note it could have influenced air supremacy had war continued.
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United Press
Berlin
Zeppelin Works
Zeppelin
Staalen
Rioters in Cleveland Face Short Workhouse Sentences
In Cleveland 55 of 134 May Day rioters were jailed for up to 30 days as two more deaths bring the toll to two and over 200 injured. Joseph Ivany, 31, and Sam Pearlman, 22, died from riot injuries, while 15 men were sent to the workhouse and seven held for grand jury examination. United States District Attorney Wertz said all arrested will be investigated and urged deportation of foreign born non citizens who participated if possible.
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Cleveland, O
United States
Wertz
Washington
Loyal Troops Take Munich Royal Castle in City Fighting
Berlin dispatches say German government troops forced into Munich and captured the royal castle long used as communist headquarters. The fighting continued through the night as President Ebert reportedly accepted Field Marshal Von Hindenburg's resignation as commander in chief of the German army.
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Berne
Munich
Berlin
Ebert
Vield Marshal von Hindenburg
Model School at Torch Closes With Five Graduates
Torch May 1 The Torch Model School term ended April 24 with W P Hostettle and Ora B Cole as teachers. Five graduates received diplomas at the Methodist church in an eight oclock ceremony. The class colors white and gold, the white rose as flower, motto Forward. John class program featured poems songs and prophecies. County Superintendent Alex Root and District Superintendent B L Pilcher spoke. Citizens commend the model school and hope it continues.
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Torch Model School
W. P. Hostettle
Ora B. Cole
Methodiat Church
B. L. Pitcher
Clara May Baker
Alice B. Coleman
Thelma May Baldwin
Saetie
Helena
Grace Gillilan
Fredia Marie Gillilan
Alex Root
B. L. Pilcher
Torch
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Mary Lepley in Columbus
The funeral party bearing the remains of Mrs Mary Lepley who died in Columbus arrived in Athens on the 10 30 Hocking Valley from the late home. Funeral services were held at Hebbardeville church at 2 pm and interment followed. She died after a four year illness. She is survived by two sons Howard and William of Columbus a husband who died seven years ago and a son who died in infancy. Also four brothers Richard Brooks Pomeroy Charles Brooks Springfield Frank Brooks Logan and W J Brooks Athens and two sisters Mrs James Lyle McArthur and Mrs Jesse Cooley Logan.
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Mary Lepley
Columbus
Athens
Hocking Valley
Hebbardeville Church
Howard
William
Richard Brooks
Pomeroy
Charles Brooks
Springfield
Frank Brooks
Logan
W. J. Brooks
Walker Street
James Lyle
McArthur
Jesse Cooley
Mrs. Laura Lenore Pierce Dies at 27 in Sugar Creek
Laura Lenore Pierce died yesterday at her Sugar Creek home from influenza and pneumonia aged 27. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 PM at Sugar Creek church with burial in West Union street cemetery. She leaves a husband and three children, and her parents Mr and Mrs W Hanson of Roseville along with several brothers and sisters.
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Pierce
Laura Lenore Pierce
Sugar Creek
West Union Street
W. Hanson
Roseville
Victory Loan drives demand half a billion daily next week
Washington May 3 America must subscribe 500 million dollars per day if the Victory Loan minimum quota is reached by May 10 Treasury officials reported total subscriptions at 11 this morning stood at 1.575 billion and urged intensified campaigning House to house canvassing was urged for the final week Philadelphia posted the day’s best gain with 14 million in 24 hours as the campaign presses on.
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Washington
America
Treasury
Treasury Department
House
Philadelphia
Sunday School Lesson On Man Made in God’s Image
The May 4 1919 Sunday School notes cover The Dignity and Worth of Man from Genesis 1 26 28 Hebrews 2 5 12 Matthew 16 26 1 Corinthians 3 9 with Christian Endeavor topic Our Relation to God Serving Matthew 20 20 28 and Epworth League topic Our Relation to God Obeying John 15 12 17 Concreation meeting delivers guidance on faith and conduct.
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God
Epworth League
Thirteen and the 13 in United States history
A note in a Messenger issue corrects a misbelief about Boston Gaels pressuring the US to recognize Ireland. It traces events around 1862 British neutrality and French mediation, then discusses the number 13 as a symbol in history with multiple references from 1917 to 1919 relating to ships, Pershing, Wilson, and the peace process.
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the Messenger
England
Boston
United States
Ireland
M. Drouyn de Lhuys
Great Britain
Russia
Earl Russell
Victoria
League of Natural Covenant
Red Cross
C. A. L. Totten
Israel
London
France
Pershing
St. Mihie
Paris
General Pershing
Woodrow Wilson
First M E Church Sunday Services and Choir
Lloyd Strecker, pastor, leads morning worship at 10 36 with sermon The Price of Peace. Sunday School 9 am, Epworth League 6 30 pm. Evening service 7 30 pm features Christianity on the Witness Stand Why Be a Christian. Prelude by C L Martzolf. Public invited to all services.
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M. E
Lloyd Strecker
Raymond M. Slutz
Epworth League
C. L. Martzolf
Ohio University
Methodist Church
Church of the Good Shepherd Services at 10 30
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on Corner State and Carpenter Streets holds Sunday services at 10 30. Rev. C B Plummer serves as rector and welcomes all attendees.
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Corner State and
Carpenter Streets
C. B. Plummer
Church of God Service Schedule Promotes Faith
The notice lists services at Church of God on Hocking Street led by Pastor B K Timmons with Sunday school at 9:00 a.m devotional at 10:00 a.m and a long service at 7:30 p.m. Sermon by pastor at 8:00 p.m. Thursday service opens at 7:30 p.m. All are invited.
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Church OF God
Hocking Street
B. K. Timmons
Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday Program
Mt Zion Baptist Church Carpenter and Congress Streets hosts a Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m sermon at 10 30 a m on Desire and Satisfaction and a 7 30 p m patriotic program led by Major Samuel Johnson including an address reading Our Heroes and closing remarks by the pastor Major Johnson replaces the evening service and invites attendance to hear about the boys over there.
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MT. Zion Baptist Church
Carpenter and
Congress Streets
Chas, C. Hart
America
E. C. Berry
Samuel Johnson
Lizzie Daniels
Maude Hale
Major Johnson
Central Avenue M. E. Church Services Notice
R. G. Bowden, pastor, announces Sunday schedule with 9:00 a.m. Sunday school 10:15 a.m. public worship 6:30 p.m. Epworth League and 7:30 p.m. evening service. The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Central Avenue M. E. Church
R. G. Bowden
Epworth League
Apostolic Holiness Church Sunday Services Invite
Masonic Temple hosts Sunday service at 10:45 a m with the topic Everlasting Punishment and Psalm 23 4. Midweek 7 30 p m prayer. Apostle L R Roberts pastor invites attendance. Sunday school at 1 30 p m preaching 2 30 p m evening 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m. If you attend elsewhere come worship with us.
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Masonic Temple
Apostolic Holiness Church
L. R. Roberts
First Christian Church Activities Evening Service
Bible School at 9:00 a.m. led by J H Burt. Morning worship at 10:00 a.m. sermon titled The World Safe for Democracy Then Let's Help Finish the Task. Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. leader Evalina Heffener. Midweek prayer 7:30 p.m. leader Roy R. Saylor. Topics include Our Relation to God and Sources of Comfort. Everyone welcome.
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First Christian Church
E. D. Murch
Minister Bible School
J. H. Burt
Christian Endeavor
Evalina Heffener
Roy R. Saylor
Presbyterian church welcomes spring term students
Abbott Y. Wilcox leads worship with a morning sermon on What It Means to Believe. William G. Sirlvus speaks on France the Country and People in the evening, while the pastor discusses The Lessons of the War. Sunday school at nine, Christian Endeavor at 6 50.
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Presbyterian Church
Abbott Y. Wilcox
William G. Sirlvus
France
Society of Christian Endeavor
Clothing Prices Reduced by Large Chicago Tailor
Chicago May 2 James D Bell head of Bell Tailors Adama Green street Chicago Ill largest made to measure clothing firm in world says spring and summer suits now quote prices nearly 40 percent below last Fall A suit of the same grade now 13 50 versus 17 00 Bell offers bigger savings on higher priced suits Readers urged to write for price list and style book No 35 for cloth samples Ady.
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Chicago
James D. Bell
Bell Tailors
Adama
Green Street
Ill
the Messenger
Ady
Wemer Divorce Suit Filed in Athens County Court
Alpha Wemer files for divorce from Albert Wemer in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas alleging cruelty and adultery. Alimony is requested by the wife. NeNie Smythers of Millfield named as co respondent.
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Alpha Wemer
Albert Wemer
Athens County
Salem man sentenced for burning neighbor's stove
In Salem Massachusetts Isadore Ginsberg returned a neighbor's stove full of ashes and broken. The court found possible malice and ordered thirty days hard labor in prison to dissect the ashes.
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Salem
Mass
Isadore Ginsberg
Ginberg
Pioneer woman named bank director in Washington
Miss Mary O Toole, a noted pioneer, is elected director of Citizen's Savings Bank in Washington. She is the capital’s first woman bank director. She was the first woman naturalized in Steuben County New York in 1900 and the first woman named official Blenogrehes in that county.
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Mary O’toole
Citizen's Savings Bank
Washington
Steuben
County
N. Y
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Firestone
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