Sunday social notes and travel in Ohio region
Sunday visits are listed for several households including Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins in Logan and Miss Hazel Geisicke visiting Miss Ethel Loomis. A group including Mr and Mrs Rol Weicker and others motor to Athens. Roads near Nelsonville and above Athens are described as poor in heavy rain. Seth Robinson, Joe Hutchings' brother, who died in France three years ago, will be interred at Arlington Cemetery in Washington.
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Joe Hutchins
Logan
Seth Robinson
Hazel Geisicke
Ethel Loomis
Rol Weicker
Erwin Vore
Seevers
Jake Matheny
Leonard
Athens
Nelsonville
Joe Hutchings
France
Arlington Cemetery
Wachington
Local People and Visits Across The Plains Area
Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs Liggett of Salem and Mr and Mrs Sherman of New Marshfield. Various residents plan home improvements and shop in Athens. News notes mention asthma, summer schooling, weddings, moves to Hock and Lucasville, and weekend visits among families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett
Salem
Charles Sherman
New Marshfield
J. K. Brown
Port Dicken
Merwin Stauffer
Irwin Stauffer
Athens
George Porter
Herman Humphry
Fin Cook
Dexter
Dexter With His Brother and Grandmother. Mr. Vance
Lucasville
Mary Dowler
Orla Shreves
Hocking
Dessie Anderson
Chauncey
Oscar Ward
Zaleski
Everett
Ed Anderson
Pidcock
Plains Road
Hock
Ruby Gabriel
Ball
Saturn
Gabe Coon
Circle Hill
Athens High Senior Class Play Impresses Critics
Athens High School students rehearse the senior class production Man's Man based on The Admirable Crichton. Mise Jean Gist stars as Lady Mary with John Bolin as Crichton. the costumes are modern and the stage settings praised for beauty and elaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Crichton
Barrie
Mise Jean Gist
Lady Mary
John Bolin
Public Forum Letter Defends Epworth League Ticket Sales
Louis B. Snyder president of the Epworth League complains about blame for Sabbath ticket selling. He says he distributed tickets himself for a Centenary fund drive and questions why teachers are blamed. He notes the League pledged $100 annually and seeks support rather than punitive criticism. Inquires about the Sunday school season and asks if the writer was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Louis B. Snyder
Pres. Epworth League
Postponed Athens High vs John Hancock Baseball Game
The Athens high school and John Hancock high school baseball game will be played at Ohio University diamond at 3 30 p m Tuesday afternoon. The game was postponed from last week due to rain.
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Athens High School
John Hancock High School
Ohio University
Mechanic Warns of New Thief Trick Locking Steering Knuckle
A report outlines a theft method where criminals use a hand cuff locked around the vertical pin of a car’s steering knuckle to disable the vehicle. The警 warns owners to watch for this device and secure their autos.
Woman Fights Rent Hike With Bible In Steno Rooms
Mrs Tinsley refused a rent increase from 100 to 167 dollars, staying in her rooms to continue stenography. She warned the agent that the finger of God was pointing at him while holding a Bible, as neighbors offered support.
Four Brothers Die in Cambridge Fire Tragedy
Four brothers aged 12 to 21 were burned to death when their Cambridge home burned early today trapping them on the third floor. Three other children were rescued by firefighters while the parents escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Two youths held in Robbery case in Springfield
Alleged to have lured Dr. F. E. Rosnagle from his home in London Ohio last night and robbed him of $60 a gold watch and his automobile John Silvers 20 and Roy Kearns 17 both of Springfield were under arrest today at Springfield.
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London, CO
F. E. Rosnagle
John Silvers
Roy Kearns
Springfield
Steel Company Unfilled Tonnage Drops on April 30
New York May 10 Unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation decreased 439,541 tons. The unfilled tonnage on April 30 totalled 5,845,224 compared with 6,284,765 on March 31 and 10,359,757 on April 30, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Coolville Prepares For First Class Baseball League
Coolville fans back a first class club led by manager R J Wolf with coach Bradford, a former San Jose Bears figure. A meeting invited Athens and nearby towns to form a league with eight teams, a June to September season, two pennant winners, and a silver cup post season. Plans include a new ball park near McLaughtin and Sunday ball legalization in Athens to spark city play.
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Coolville
R. J. Wolf
Ben. G. C. Bradford
San Jose
California
Bradford
San Jose “Bears
Brdford
Athens
Floodwood
Canaanville
Nelsonville
Rockland
Guysville
Amesville
Belpre
Little Hocking
Porterfield
Wolf
O. K.” Richardson
Yeater
White
Richardson
Johny Shanks
Wigal
Dunfee
Dale Reed
Brandenberry
Congreve
Parrish
Dougherty
Clark
Tite
Artha
McLaughtin
Athens Messenger
Sporting Editor
R. I. Wolf
University
Doubleheader Split Boosts Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split the two games. Brooklyn won 5 2 in the first game and lost 3 2 in the second. The Tigers beat the Browns 7 5 after rain and a storm. Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel homered in an exhibition for the Yankees who topped Toronto Inter national 4 3. The Pirates beat London Ontario 8 7 in a rain delayed exhibition despite being outhit 16 to 12.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Tigers
Browns
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Toronto
Pirates
London
Ontario
Gibson
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Detroit 7 St Louis 5 in rain shortened game
The Tigers defeated the Cardinals 7 to 5 before rain ended play in the American League contest. No further games were on the slate after the seventh inning.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Canal connects Milan to Venice after years of work
After years of labor a canal is completed linking Milan with Venice providing the former city direct access to the sea. Brooklyn beats Philadelphia 5 to 2 in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Venice
Advertising as national duty in wartime economic rise
The piece argues advertising must lead the US to sustain foreign markets and prosperity after war. It emphasizes education through public campaigns, measures to inform opinion on currency, banking, regulation, and industry, and calls for skilled advertising leaders to build future markets and investor trust.
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Athens Hi
Mr. Watchdog
Lelia M. Tinsley
Philadelpha
Donuse Brothers Sedan
Dodge Brothers
Cooley & Campbell
N. Court St
Franc H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
Russia
Merican Autos
Gwestern
Europe
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