Ohio Univ Music presents violin recital by Ronald Robiette
The Ohio University School of Music schedules a graduation recital Tuesday at 7 30 in Ewing Auditorium. Ronald Robiette performs a program including works by Leclair Rimsky Korsakov Kreisler and Hindeaux with accompanist Katheryn Merriman.
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Ohio University School Ofusic
Ronald Robinette
Ewing Auditorium
Ee Lee
Jean -Marie Leclair Oberiass
Henri ‘Weintawski
Indone
Rimsky-Korsakow Kreisler
Sadko
Pierrot
Alberto Randegeer, ‘Jr
Hejre Kati
Hubay
Katheryn Merriman
Cornwell Plans Washington Baltimore Visits
Mr. Charles A. Cornwell left Sunday night for a brief stay in Washington and Baltimore. He attended the Baltimore meeting of the official watch inspectors of the B and O railroad. He will attend Wednesday a Washington meeting of the American Horological Institute.
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Charles A. Cornwell
Washington
Baltimore
American Horological Institute
Loveland Woman Visits Athens Friends and Former Home
Mrs John Swartz of Loveland Colorado arrives for a visit with friends in Athens where she formerly lived. She stays with Miss Hattie Richey at 14 Lash Street and Mr and Mrs W Thomas Edmundson at 324 South Court Street.
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John Swartz
Anna Tresham
Loveland
Colorado
Athens
Hattie Richey
Lash Street
W. Thomas Edmundson
South Court Street
Married Monday wedding ties Butt and Drickles in Nelsonville
Miss Pear Irene Butt of Buchtel wed Mr Myrle Drickles of Nelsonville at 2 30 in the afternoon in the Christian church parsonage at 64 North Congress street with Rev M E Chatley officiating. Mrs Ella Keynes of Logan accompanied her brother in law and sister home for a visit over the week.
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Pear Irene Butt
Buchtel
Myrle Drickles
Nelsonville
Recia v. M
Ella Keynes
Logan
Hal W. Murphy
Stanearts Return Home to Oak Street Residence
Mr and Mrs Glen O Staneart have returned from Cleveland where they lived a year to reside with Mrs Stanearts parents Mr and Mrs A Staneart at 14 Oak Street Mrs Staneart is in good health.
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Glen O. Staneart
Cleveland
A. Staneart
Oak Street
Staneart
Mrs Woodyard Returns Home After Visit
Miss Mary Woodyard returned to her Chase home after a several days visit with Miss Carrie Newman and Mrs. D R Morris at 25 Race Street. Mrs J B Thompson of Rutland came home after a week with her daughter Mrs Ethel Holt at 114 University Terrace, traveling back with Mr and Mrs Paul Bean who attended Theta Chi festivities. Mrs Bean is Mrs Holt’s sister.
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Mary Woodyard
Chase
Carrie Newman
D. R. Morris
Race Street
J. B. Thompson
Rutland
Ethel Holt
University Terrace
Paul Bean
Bean
Holt
Mrs Blackwood Visits Sister in Dean Bracket
Mrs. Mary Blackwood and her mother Mrs. H. C. Heart of 14 Oak Street have spent nine months in Guysville with sister Mrs. Edward Dean during a recent short visit.
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Mary Blackwood
8. C. Heart
Oak Street
Guysville
Edward Dean
Sorority Guest Dance Features Sports Theme and Decorations
The Zeta Tau Alpha guest dance drew 89 couples at the Mens Union with a sports themed program. Sue Woolley and Bobby Bird paired men for the tennis inspired games while Martha Headings led the grand march. patronsesses included Mrs. Cooper and others. Will Runyon and family traveled to Baltimore, visiting Athens friends, as the Senior Standard Bearer Society notified members to meet Wednesday evening at 7.
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Sue Woolley
Robby Bird
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mens’ Union
Bobby Bird
Martha Headings
Roy Allison
C. E. Cooper
W. C. Harris
W. L. Gard
George McTaught
J. L. Pickers
South High Street
Hodgson Brown Announcement of Miss Annette Hodgson Nuptials
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Annette Hodgson of Holmdel to a groom identified as Hodgson Brown. Details on date and ceremony are incomplete in the readable text. The notice notes a formal union and residence, reflecting a society page style.
First Baptist Church Annual Meeting Set for Wednesday
The First Baptist church will hold its annual meeting at 7 o clock Wednesday evening. Reports from committees and officer elections will be presented along with a year in review. A dinner from 6 to 6 39 precedes the meeting and the public is invited.
Mrs H T Lee returns from visit to Ohio and West Virginia
Mrs. H. T. Lee has visited friends in Eastern Ohio and West Virginia, calling on relatives in Mount Pleasant and Wheeling during the trip.
Pollyanna Sunday School Mothers Party Brims With Heart Service
The Pollyanna class of the Christian Sunday school held a mothers party in the church social rooms with 54 girls, mothers, and friends. The program featured a heart service, poems about mothers and daughters, a talk on mothering, and musical solos including An Old Fashioned Mother and a mother's song.
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Christian Sunday School
Pauline Fierce
Thelma Bingman
L. G. Maynard
Iris Tierce
W. W. Lee
Mildred Church
Eva Nagle
Mother of Ten Praises Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Mrs Nancy E Ward of Portsmouth Ohio says the Favorite Prescription improved her health during motherhood. She notes it steadied nerves and organs, helped her three daughters develop, and eased a side pain in one daughter. She urges every mother to know its value and asks readers to obtain tablets or liquid from a druggist or write to Dr Pierce for free advice.
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Nancy E. Ward
Portsmouth
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
President Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Polly Anna class program closes with thanks and refreshments
The Polly Anna class staged an event where Miss Thelma Bingman played piano and Alice May Robinson gave two readings. Mothers offered brief talks of appreciation and a heart-shaped refreshment table followed the program.
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Thelma Bingman
Alice May Robinson
Polly‘anna
City council weighs paving petition amid fiscal concerns
A petition signed by thirty-one East State street property owners urged no resurfacing, arguing city finances cannot support the project and rough spots can be fixed cheaply. Council debated next steps with no decision announced. Attorney Williams asked railroad help to lower the East Side storm sewer outlet, proposing a 50 50 split with the city to improve drainage near Bardin plant. The plan centers on lowering Snake Creek culvert to restore proper water flow.
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East State Street
R. D. Williams
B. & O. Railroad
East Side
Bardin
Davis
Hughes
Snake Creek
Outgro Promises Quick Relief for Ingrown Toenails
An anti septic named Outgro marketed for chiropodists is sold in small drug store bottles with directions. A few drops in the nail crease allegedly reduce inflammation and pain and toughen skin, causing the nail to turn outward almost overnight.
Adjournment Noted In Ongoing Corrective Proceeding
The record states a fault correction claim is being addressed and an adjournment was taken until next Monday evening, signaling a pause in the proceedings.
Prominent State Hospital Patient Dies After Long Illness
John Milton Moore, 66, longtime Portsmouth businessman and Amherst College alumnus, died at Athens State Hospital after a lengthy illness from hardening of the arteries and cerebral hemorrhages. His body will be claimed by relatives in Portsmouth, with funeral and burial there. Moore had been at the Athens institution since 1909, lived freely in later years, and was known as a courteous periodical solicitor.
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John Milton Moore
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Portsmouth
Moore
Amherst College
Gentle Athens figure John Milton Moore Known for wit
The passage portrays John Milton Moore in Athens as a longtime, well dressed, courteous resident and conversationalist. He is described as a perfect gentleman, a familiar figure around the institution, and a memorable, somewhat tragic character.
Temples to Suburbs Rebuild After Tokyo Earthquake
More than half of Tokyo's 500 Buddhist temples were destroyed in the 1938 quake and are being rebuilt in the suburbs rather than the city. A city regulation trimmed temple grounds to widen streets, accelerating relocation.
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Tokyo
Students wait for exams at Tokyo library line
More than 1000 students queued for hours before openings as entry tests approached for Tokyo schools. This cram behavior reflects widespread study pressures ahead of examinations.
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Janmed
Tokyo
Hayden Wanders to Parkersburg in Missing Veteran Case
Charles Hayden, a missing World War veteran with a strong service record, left Athens with a suit cage of clothes and was last known in Parkersburg, West Virginia. His wife fears ill health or possible self harm. authorities plan an extended search across the state.
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Charles Hayden
Athens
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Hayden
Bank of Athens
General Mangin Dies in Paris After Somme Command
Paris reports General Charles Mangin died in the city at age noted, the veteran who led the combined French American army during the Somme battle and influenced heavy fighting in 1916.
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Paris
Charles Mangin
the Somme
Suicide gender gap in 1924 Japan noted
Tokyo reports 1220 personal crisis cases in 1924 with 664 men and 666 women. The article notes a high share of female suicides in Japan versus Europe where male suicides outnumber female by three to one or four to one.
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Tokyo
Japan
Europe
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