Local News Briefs From Athens Area
Mr and Mrs L V Brown returned home after a several day stay in Columbus. Mr W P Brown of Cleveland visited Athens friends over Sunday. Esther Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Christian church. Esther program planned. T N T club to be entertained Tuesday evening at 7 30 by Mrs J H Johnson president street.
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Mrs. L. V. Brown
Columbus
W. PD. Brown
Cleveland
Athens
Esther
The
Christian Church
T. N. T. Club
J. H. Johnson
President Street
Presbyterian church Women's Missionary Society meet Tuesday
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the parlors of the church. Mr A H Coates accompanied his son Robert to a hospital in Columbus this morning where the latter expects to undergo a surgical operation.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. H. Coates
Robert
Columbus
Athens Needle Club to Meet at Majestic Theater
Mrs. H. A. Junod will host the Athens Needle Club on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. She will entertain with a theater part at the Majestic followed by a collation for members.
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H. A. Junod
Athens Needle Club
the Majestic
Lightweight high shoes for summer
Readable fragments describe a pair of lightweight high shoes ideal for hot weather. The text signals availability and desirability but provides few concrete details such as brand, size, or price.
May Festival Delays Child's Conservation League Meeting
The business meeting of the Child's Conservation League scheduled for Tuesday during the East Side May Festival has been postponed with a new date to be announced later.
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East Side
Child’s Conservation League
Miss Marie Holland Weekend Guest at Clarksburg Event
Miss Marie Holland a high school teacher from Clarksburg West Virginia visited Miss Mary Vickers for the weekend Her home is Cadiz and she earned an A B degree from Ohio University in 1917.
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Marie Holland
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mary Vickers
Cornwell Family Spends Sunday in Glouster
County Auditor Cornwell and relatives visited Glouster on Sunday and returned with Mrs. Cornwell’s mother Mrs. J. L. Wyatt who will stay a week at the Cornwell home on Grosvenor street.
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Cornwell
Glouster
Pomeroy and Guysville guests visit Mrs Jenkinson in Van Vorhes Street
Mrs Charles Russell and daughter Adrienne with granddaughter Mildred Russell from Pomeroy spend the weekend with Mrs Mark Jenkinson on Van Vorhes Street. Mrs EB Hayes and her two sons Russell and Quinlivan from Guysville also join the visit.
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Charles Russell
Adrienne
Mildred Russell
Pomeroy
EB. R. Hayes
Russell and
Quinlivan
Guysville
Mark Jenkison
van Vorhes Street
Arkansas trip brings Smiths back to Ohio roots
Dr and Mrs T C Smith and children Perdita Mildred and Dorothy Mae of Allport Arkansas arrived Saturday evening at the home of Mrs and Mrs M M Linscott on Rich land avenue. They left Ohio seven and a half years ago for Arkansas and this is their first visit home. Dr Smith will locate in High Coal West Virginia May 15 and after departure his family will remain for a longer visit. They were joined by Mr Levi Ogg who spent a few days with the Smiths after coming from New Mexico where he spent the winter for his health. He will spend the summer with his son Carlos Ogg in Nelsonville and his daughter Mrs Arthur Copeland of Sand Rock. Mr Ogg spent time in New Mexico with his niece Miss Hazel Marquis of Amesville who has spent the past two years there for tuberculosis. Mr Ogg said her condition was not improved.
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T. C. Smith
Perdita
Mildred
Dorothy Mae
Allport
Arkansas
M. M. Linscott
Richland Avenue
Ohio
Smith
High Coal
W. Va
Levi Ogg
New Mexico
Carlos Ogg
Nelsonville
Arthur Copeland
Sand Rock
Ogg
Hazel Marquis
Amesville
May Festival at Sunny Side school on May 11
The Sunny Side school will host its annual May Festival on the school lawn Tuesday May 11 at two o clock. About two hundred children will perform dances drills and a Maypole weaving with Margaret Sprague as May Queen Frances Pickering as Lady of the May Norris Beasley as Lord of the May and Melba Vercoe and Dorothy Roe as flower girls. The finale features a grand review led by Wilbur Dagrett and Christine Dailey with eighty eight children performing together. Attendance is invited and expected to be large.
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Sunny Side School
Margaret Sprague
Frances Pickering
Norris Beasley
Melba Vercoe
Dorothy Roe
Wilbur Dagrett
Christine Dailey
Guest Honored Miss Mary Vickers Hosts Evening
Miss Mary Vickers entertained for her house guest Miss Marie Holland of Clarksburg WV with games and music. Dainty refreshments were served and the gathering provided valued diversion.
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Mary Vickers
Marie Holland
Clarksburg
W. Va
Local Social Event Brings Together Hostess and Guests
A noted gathering lists Misses Lucile Boyd Clara Border Florence Beall Gladys Arnold Clara Holliday Mary Stephenson Bertha Vickers the honor guest and hostess along with Messrs. Raymond Connell Cecil Handley Neil Thomas David Howland Max Gaston Carl Thompson William Bates Merle Reagie J R Vickers and V C Vickers.
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Lucile Boyd
Clara Border
Florence Beall
Gladys Arnold
Clara Holliday
Mary Stephenson
Bertha Vickers
Raymond Connett
Cecil Handley
Neil Thomas
David Howland
Max Gaston
Carl Thompson
William Bates
Merle Reagie
J. R. Vickers
V. C. Vickers
Pallas club hosts gathering with educational talk and music
Mrs. Fred M. McKay entertained the Pallas club at 37 Elmwood Place on a Saturday afternoon with leader Mrs. Mary Graham Noss presiding. Supt. G. F. Morgan spoke on A Broader Program of Education. A string quartet provided music as guests enjoyed afternoon tea.
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Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
Pallas Club
Mary Graham Noss
E. D. Sayre
Athens
Special Meeting Notice for Athens Encampment No 175 I O O F
Special meeting notice for Athens Encampment No 175 I O O F on Tuesday evening May 1st. Work in the Golden Rule Degree. Wm Griffith, Secretary.
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Athens
Wm. Griffith
New York Delegations Split Paths on Presidential Nominees
New York faces a split path as eighty Republican delegates plan to ride the winner while ninety Democratic delegates aim to discipline the process. Democrats back a wet or damp candidate and seek to derail Wilson’s pact. initial plans favor Governor Alfred E. Smith, with possible moves to Edward S. Edwards or Vice President Marshall to counter McAdoo, Cox, or others. The Republican bloc will back Columbia President Nicholas Murray Butler on the first ballot until a break, while minority factions push against unit rules. State conventions in Illinois and Wyoming shape delegate selections with unpledged options for both parties.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
New York
Wilson
Alfred E. Smith
Albany
Edward S. Edwards
New Jersey
T H
Marshall
Wim. G. McAdoo
Illinois
Wyoming
Lowden
Bicycle crash and other local injuries headline village report
A 12 year old girl, Alice Duncan, was struck by a Bishopville driver on Spring street but sustained only minor injuries after the car veered toward the curb and hit a shade tree. Other incidents include a Jacksonville resident injured in church, a mine worker amputating fingers, and election board news. Glouster beat Jacksonville 10 to 6 in baseball with multiple hits and notable plays.
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Alice
J. C. Duncan
W. H. Hoon
Bishopville
C. F. Jonas
Spring Street
Glouster
Jacksonville
Gude's Pepto Mangan touted as red blood booster
An advertisement claims Gude's Pepto Mangan builds red blood in healthy adults, improves appetite and complexion, and restores vitality. It emphasizes a typical blood weight of about fourteen pounds and urges buyers to ensure the product name appears on the package. Physicians allegedly recommend it.
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Gude
English Invents Clockwork Stippling Pen for Artists
An English inventor unveils a stippling pen driven by a clockwork mechanism and flexible shaft enabling steady pointillist work. The device promises precise control for detailed shading and miniature art projects.
Fire Picnic on East Hill Scalds Two Visitors
A university gathering on East Hill Sunday evening ended badly when a rock fire exploded, overturning a coffee pot and scalding a young woman and a man. Crowds lined Margarets Creek as auto parties from Athens spent the day fishing without notable catches.
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University
East Hill
Fishermen Report Slow Catch Below Athens on Hocking River
Reports from the lower Hocking river show a few fish being caught several miles below Athens. Anglers with luck are reticent about the best spots while Gibson of Amesville notes some recent catches in Federal Creek, though creek-bank owners oppose trespassing.
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Hocking
Athens
Gibson
Amesville
Federal Creek
May Day showers ease as planting presses on
Weather reports note that stormy spring conditions early May have passed this year. Farmers expect rapid planting in coming days and welcome light rains to aid germination. This morning and Sunday bring a pause before field work resumes.
Paternity Case Brought Before Common Pleas Court
Blanche Davis aged 22 of Trimble sues Earnest Watkins in a paternity case. The matter was moved to the common pleas court for further hearing and decision after an initial hearing in the court of Justice Helwig. Watkins posted a $500 bond.
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Blanche Davis
Trimble
Earnest Watkins
Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice
Helwig
Watkins
Death of Grace Lorena Ruth in Hilliard
Relatives report the death of Grace Lorena Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ruth of Hilliard formerly Athens county. The girl was nearly twenty months old. Her parents and two brothers survive.
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Grace Lorena Ruth
Herbert Ruth
Hilliard
Athens County
Magistrate Fines Self for Cutting Corners in Car Charge
Rock Island Illinois Police Magistrate Davis J. Cleveland arraigned himself on a charge of cutting the corners in his flivver. He fined himself five dollars and costs and paid the amount.
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Rock Island, Ill
Davis J. Cleveland
Chamberlains Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
The piece argues most rheumatism cases do not need internal medicine and that relief comes from applying Chamberlains Liniment. It claims about ninety nine of every hundred cases respond to external use and promotes a 35 cent bottle with a large size of 60 cents.
Detectives focus on widow links in bond theft case
Chicago detectives planned to question a wealthy widow connected to A. C. Ecrement, arrested for involvement in the Nicky Arnstein $500,000 securities thefts. Ecrement faced New York charges of passing stolen securities and a $125,000 Montreal swindle, police said.
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Chicago
A. C. Ecrement
Nicky Arnstein
Ecrement
New York City
Arnstein
Nick Cohen
Montreal
Canada
Unfilled Tonnage Rises for United States Steel
NEW YORK May 10 The United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled steel tonnage rose from March to April by 467 672 tons. Unfilled tonnage totaled 19 59 747 on April 30 and 9 892 075 on March 31. A year ago the figure was 4 800 685.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
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