Marie Tiffany Hibbard Recital With Glockner at OU Kium
Marie Tiffany Hibbard of the Metropolitan Opera Company will give a recital at O U Kium on May 9 with Jacques Glockner, violinist, as her accompanist. Tiffany’s voice is highly praised, and Glockner is noted for his musicianship and appeal to discerning music lovers. The event promises unusual selections, though specifics are not disclosed.
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Hibbard
Mids Marie Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Ee Glockner
O. U. Kium
Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera
Jacques Glockner
Deaths-Obituary Noah Tedrow 91 Native of Pennsylvania
Noah Tedrow a prosperous stock farmer died Sunday at 10 am at the home of his daughter Mrs. George B. Parker East Union street aged 91. He had been ill for years. Mrs. Tedrow is 89 and bedridden with a fractured hip. They married in 1855 in Pennsylvania and moved to New England. Surviving are his widow and six children including Mrs. G. B. Parker and George Tedrow. two children died in infancy and Walter died at 17.
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Noah Tedrow
New England
George B. Parker
East Union Street
Tedrow
Parker
Mrs. Tedrow
Pennsylvania
Walter
May
G. B. Parker
Athens
George Tedrow Guysville
Tedrow Family Rites Held at New England Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs Apphia Norris and Mr Tedrow were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm in the New England Presbyterian church by Rev C B Taylor. Interment followed in the local cemetery. Survivors include Mrs W C Burson of Athens Lt Sidney L Parker stationed in Vermont Ill and the Parkers two grandchildren. The Tedrows had lived in New England since their marriage and were longtime Presbyterians with the deceased serving as an elder for 40 years.
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Apphia Norris
Columbus
W. C. Burson
Athens
Sidney L. Parker
Geological Survey
Vermont
Ill
G. B. Parker
Tedrow
New England
Presbyterian Church
New England Presbyterian Church
C. B. Taylor
McArthur
Church At
Wounded arrive from Hoboken and discharge in Camp Sherman
Frank Reynolds of Nelsonville and Glen Houdasheldt of Carpenter among the wounded arriving at Camp Sherman from Hoboken. John M. Isteaner, recently discharged from Company G 332 Infantry, was escorted home by relatives. A separate runaway accident near the fairgrounds injured Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter. Weather forecasts promised rain, but Sunday was fair with many auto trips canceled. First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School attendance rose to 682 with 238 men and 170 in the intermediate department.
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Frank Reynolds
Nelsonville
Glen Houdasheldt
Carpenter
Camp Sherman
Hobooken
Leo Bradley
Florence Mitchell
Poston
Chillicothe
John M. Isteaner
332 Infantry
Bresner
Italy
Charles Carter
Salem
Fair Grounds
Methodist Episcopal
Prof. Copeland
the Martzolf
Ness
McCullough
Porter
Vandyke
Alva Bentley
Pearson
Parker
Trimble
Bentley
Herb
Troop One Mocksman Contest Winners and Scores
Winners in the Troop One marks manship contest held Saturday include Crow patrol Robert Keenan first. Panther patrol Floyd Brown Harold Liggett first, Harold Wire second. Fox patrol John Bolin first Rol land Jones second. Beaver patrol Edgar Shoemaker William Moler first Robert Clutter second. Stag patrol Henry Garrett first. Antelope patrol Walter Muir first Willard Kelly second. First prizes are circus seat tickets. second prizes are miniature Scout badges. Highest scores were Brown 23, Bolin 21, Jones 21, with others at 21 and 22.
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CROW
Robert Keenan
Panther
Floyd Brown
Harold Liggett
Harold Wire
Fox Patrol
John Bolin
Rolland Jones
Edgar Shoemaker
William Moler
Robert Clutter
Henry Garrett
Walter Muir
Willard Kelly
C. O. Moore
Brown
Wise
Bolin
Jones
Belief and France topics mark church and community events
Large church attendance praised the Sunday services with a morning sermon on Belief and an evening talk on France by Will Silvas. The article notes upcoming canvassing for missionary pledges, plans for Memorial Day ceremonies, and a historical weapon arrest involving Alva Bentley and Sheriff Parker.
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Presbyterian
Will Silvas
France
Society
Henry and Walker
Haffey
A. O. Sloane
Cleveland
Synod
Federation of the Churches of Ohio
Foreclosure suit filed by George Scott over McNutt notes
George Scott filed a foreclosure suit against John and Stella McNutt Ina McNutt and Sam McNutt. The case centers on a $100 promissory note from April 1918 and eleven additional notes.
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George Scott
John McNutt
Stella McNutt
Ina McNutt
Sam McNutt
Local Army Recruiting Office Announces Siberia Enlistments
The office reports enlistments for three years in the Infantry and Medical department for service in Siberia. The move comes as summer heat approaches.
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Siberia
Army
Infantry and Medical Department
Army offers motorcycle sidecar jobs in district
Two expert motorcycle men may join army recruiting branch in this district. Enlistment options include one year for previous service men or three years for others. Private pay is $100 monthly plus clothing.
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Army
Italian invention motor plow with versatile frame
A motor plow of Italian invention operates with one to six plows, four motor driven wheels, and a frame movable in every direction. It can cross ditches and climb banks, enabling flexible field work.
Irish Delegates Cleared for Paris Peace Talks
Dublin officials confirm Irish republic representatives may travel to Paris for peace talks. Col House grants safe conduct to official Irish delegates led by Walsh Dunne and Ryan after Mass at the cathedral. They visited Glanda Lough with Edward DeValera and Sinn Fein MPs before the interview.
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Dublin
Paris
Frank P. Walsh
United Press Today
House
Walsh
Lloyd George
Eoward F. Dunne
Michael Ryan
Glanda Lough
Edward DeValera
Sinn Fein
First National Army Division Released for Return to U S
The 1st national army division was released Friday to prepare for its return to the United States. General Pershing cabled the War Department that the division is released to withdraw from forward areas in France. The order does not alter the announced departure schedule for divisions from France.
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Washington
S1st National Army
United States
General Pershing
War Department
France
Second Attempt on Premier Made
Paris on May 5 Raymond Cornillon a 19 year old was arrested near Premier Clemenceau s home and admitted he intended to kill the premier police said he was armed with a dagger and carried anarchistic literature He was linked to mile Cottin the young anarchist sentenced to life for wounding Clemenceau
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Paris
Raymond Cornillon
Premier Clemenceau
Cornillon
Mile Cottin
Clemenceau
Death of Ames Resident Mrs. Hixon Sr at 73
Mrs. John Hixon Sr aged 73 died at her Ames township home after a fall and related nervous shock. Funeral plans await announcement. Survived by husband and nine children including Dr George Hixon of Cambridge and Dr P E Hixon of Athens, with several others in Ames township and Millfield. One child Lucy Mingus predeceased.
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Amesville
John Hixon Sr
Hixon
Ames Township
Lucy Mingus
George Hixon
Cambridge
P. E. Hixon
Athens
Lou Kelley
Herb Mortis
John Jr
Elizabeth Phillips
Alma Werner
Millfield
Ethel Fund
Emma
Kindergarten Mothers Association to Meet at Ellis Hall
The Kindergarten Mothers Association of Ohio University will hold a meeting in Ellis Hall on Tuesday May 6 at 2:00 PM. An open meeting is planned for May 14 with Prof. M J Walsh speaking on The value of the Kindergarten as a Part of the Public School.
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Kindergarten Mother's Association of
Ohio University
Ellis Hall
M. J. Walsh
R. D. Williams
Kindergarten Mothers’ Association
Athens
University
Walsh
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