Central School Society Meeting Highlights Seasonal Program
A large crowd attended the Central Parent-Teachers' meeting as students presented songs and a play. Officers elected for next year were President Mrs. F. R. Lash Jr, V President Mrs. C E Atkinson, Secretary Miss Blanche Linton, and Treasurer Mrs. C. C. Kerr. The fourth grade earned the traveling picture prize for most mothers present.
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Central School
Aftenoon
Yorus
Apatriots
Bailey
F. R. Lash, Jr
C. FE. Atkinson
Blanche Linton
C. C. Kerr
Annual Play Festival Date Change at Woman's Gymnasium
Kin dergarten Club sets new dates for the Annual Play Festival from May 23 to May 26 at 7 p.m. in the Woman's Gymnasium of Ohio University with children from three kindergartens performing plays band games dances and songs. Also notes birth of a son to Mr and Mrs C E Russell of 21 First Street and recital by William Longstreet May 19 in Ewing Hall with a program of classical works and pieces by Schubert Rachmaninoff and others.
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Woman’s Gymnasium
Ohio University
William Lloyd
C. EF. Russell
First Street
Russell
Kathryn Jackson
Robert Jackson
William Longstreet
School of Music
Ewing Hall
Longstreet
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Oberlin College
Andrews Local Labor Address Postponed in Athens Ohio
John B. Andrews of New York City secretary of the American Association of Labor Legislation was to speak to Athens county miners and operators at Ohio University. The talk on Mine Accidents and Means for Their Prevention is postponed due to developing circumstances. A new date will be announced later.
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John B. Andrews
New York City
American Association of Labor Legislation
Athens County
Ewing Hall
Ohioniversity
Beer Plot Trial Nears Close in Federal Court
In Cleveland on May 16 Pat J. Scanlon a Youngstown Republican politician and two others face trial in federal court over a conspiracy to manufacture and sell real beer in Northern Ohio. Scanlon denied involvement under cross examination as four hours of argument were allotted and jury deliberation expected later that day. Co defendants include William J. Walzer and Peter Adams.
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Cleveland
Pat J. Scanlon
Youngstown
Ohio
Killitts
William J. Walzer
Austintown
Peter Adams
Scanlon
Tamble Whitworth Takes Charge at Country Club Kitchens
Tamble Whitworth, former chef at the Varsity Inn, now runs the dining room and kitchen at the Country Club. He promises lunches at 63 cents and dinners at 75 cents, with Sundays offering a special $1.00 dinner featuring chicken and steaks, plus good service and seasonal vegetables and fruits.
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Varsity Inn
Country Club
Circus Day in Athens Opens Season Parade
John Robinsons Circus led the way through Athens Friday morning in a mile long spectacle drawing large crowds. The parade route passed West State and Cemetery streets before the showgrounds. Despite rain threats the grounds were in good shape and officials praised the show’s cleanliness and order highlighted by Patsy Salmon the yodeling rider discovered by reporters.
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John Robinson
Athens
Cty
Athens Fairgrounds
Union Street
West State Street
Cemetery Street
Court
College Streets
Masked bandits shoot victim in Columbus card game raid
Two masked bandits, believed to be Black, struck early today at a Columbus card game boa rd and fatally hurt 48 year old Alfred Wyndon. They escaped with cash and jewelry valued at more than 100 dollars.
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Columbes
Alfred Wyndon
State wage body plans statewide probe next month
The state minimum wage fact finding commission will begin a state wide survey of wages in Ohio early next month starting in Toledo. It will call employers and employees in that district for consultation on the women and children's wage program. Proposed wage legislation will be considered.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Frank H. Burch
Akron
Goose wing feather quill pens persist in craft
The article notes that quill pens continue to be produced from the long wing feathers of geese, sustaining a traditional writing instrument practice despite modern alternatives.
Spain Tops World as Olive Producer
Spain leads global olive production with the highest output, reflecting its dominant role in the sector. The country ships olives and olive oil worldwide, supported by large planting areas and established processing facilities.
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Spain
666 Is a Prescription Colds Grippe Dengue and Fevers
A compact notice lists remedies and ailments including colds grippe dengue fever malaria and related constitutional complaints as a medical prescribe line. It presents a catalog style listing common health concerns for readers.
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FB .J. Michael
Fon Russell
the Plains
Edward Scipie
London
Mamie Marie Starkey
Michael
Scipie
Henry Clifton
Starkey
Mr. MacBethel
Udge
Bethel
John P. Dana
Lester
Dicta Hill
Schumann Aufschwung
Schumann
MacDowell Pierrette
Rachmaninoff
Polichinelle
Iil
Liberstraume Atellesveccceces
Laeat Tarantelle
Leschetizky
Miss Arpec
Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
C. A. Daugherty
John Kilpatrick
O. EF
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lastro
Glouster
Amesville
Millfield
Missouri
Illinois
Florence Meek
Dayton
Grace F. Spring
Bernice Roach
William Austin
ICE
Andrew
Tamble Whitworth
Robinsons
Patsy Salmon
Rider
Shelby
Mont
Miss Salmon
Ziegfeld
Dr.Caar
Bake Sale
Logan’s Book
Conciatt
Tag Soap Grocers
Dr. Carey
Daniel G. Carey
M. D
the Fuller Shoppe
Shop For Children
North Court ST
Hobson
Gibson’s
Pharmacy
Prescription
E. N. Earley
W. Union
Ramsey
the Security Savings Bank
Tritipp
Simmons
Battery Service Department
Battery & Electric Co
Sheaffer
Logan
Pus
An Elgin
Tas
Elgin Watches
Lash
Swanson Furniture Co
Big Daylight
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