Missionary Tea and Society Notes Highlight Local People
Fifty members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First I. E. church enjoyed a tea at Mrs. I. W. Chubb's South Court street home with presiding officers Mrs. Mary Ness and Mrs. Homer Wolfe. The event featured iris and tulip decor and a hospitality committee. Also reported are upcoming talks by Dr. William F. Mercer in Glouster and several local moves including engagements, a farewell bridge party for Mico friends, the Alpha Gamma Delta patroness dinner, and community notices on births, travels, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubb
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
I. E
I. W. Chubb
South Court Street
L. G. Worstell
C. D. Hopkins
J. A. Palmer
P. B. Lawrence
W. R. Phillips
Harry G. Salder
Wesley B. Lawrent
Hal W. Murphy
Alpha Gamma Delta
Park Place
C. H. Grosvenor
E. W. Chubb
W. N. Alderman
E. J. Jones
Mary Ness
C. M. Copeland
T. C. MceCracken
CC. M. Gill
F. D. Forsyth
John H. Berry
Fred M. McKay
C. N. Mackinnon
Card party winners at Country Club calendar event
Scores from last evening at the Country Club card party show Mrs. Oscar Bingman winning high with Mrs. P. L. Shannon as second high. Mr. P. L. Shannon first high and Mr. Charles A. Cornwell second high. Hostesses were Mrs. David L. Fetch and Mrs. Charles R. Beckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Oscar Bingman
P. L. Shannon
Charles A. Cornwell
David L. Fetch
Charles R. Beckler
Xi chapter hosts tea for national inspector Mrs. Rowe
Mrs. Kinnaird Rowe of Louisville Kentucky, national inspector for Alpha Delta Pi, was honored at a campus tea held yesterday at the Xi chapter house 17 Kurtz avenue. The guest list included a representative from each sorority on campus. Mrs. Rowe departed for home last night after a three day house guest stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnaird Rowe
Louisville
Xi Chapter
Alpha Delta Pi
Kurtz Avenue
Rowe
Bombing recalls Sacco and Vanzetti execution family unharmed
In Richmond Hill New York a home tied to the official executioner Robert Elliott was dynamited as the Sacco and Vanzetti executions were recalled. Two bombs exploded damaging both ends of the house and shattered nearby windows. Officials speculated on motives but offered no clear rationale. Elliott had overseen multiple executions including Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray.
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Richmond Hill
N. Y
Sacco
Vanzetti
New England
Robert Elliot
Elliott
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Ohio State names scholarship winners
Columbus May 18 The annual agricultural scholarship winners at Ohio State University were announced. Among the recipients are Pearl Drenning of Lancaster and Forester Miller of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Pearl Drenning
Lancaster
Forester Miller
Cambridge
Chinese flapper Mile. Soume Tcheng visits Paris on government mission
Mile. Soume Tcheng, a typical modern Chinese flapper and president of Shanghai's Supreme Tribunal, arrived in Paris on a government mission to foster friendship between the Nanking government and Europe. She is said to have once carried bombs for the Nationalist regime in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Soume Tcheng
Paris
Supreme Tribunal of
Shanghai
Mle
Tcheng
China
Co C L Annual Dinner At Windsor
The Child Conservation League annual dinner honoring husbands was held at the Windsor tea room yesterday evening. Sixty covers were set and the program included songs, a Lord's Prayer, readings by Mrs. Thomas Rosser, a dance and vocal solo by James Overmyer, and an auto contest.
Fog blamed for collision of two Cleveland steamers
Dense fog caused a collision between the freighters Ericson and A. F. Harvey on Lake Huron near Detour Michigan. Thirty sailors aboard the Ericson were rescued. the Ericson beached and sank after heavy bow damage while the Harvey continued under its own steam. Unconfirmed reports said 11 sailors leaped into the water.
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Cleveland
U.P
Lake Huron
Sault Ste. Marie River
Detour
Michigan
Ericson
A. F. Harvey
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
John Reiss
Marine Patrols Move Toward Rebel Stronghold in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua on May 18 two marine patrols under Captain Robert S. Hunter moved toward Ponca Blaco where a recent clash with rebel forces left one marine and one Nicaraguan guard dead and another marine and guard wounded. Rebels reportedly suffered five dead and five injured.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U PR
Ponca Blaco
Robert S. Hunter
Hunter
U S Elks Leader to Speak at Columbus Dinner
John F. Malley grand exalted ruler of the Elks will be guest of honor at a Columbus Country Club dinner. Athens Mayor Alex M Moore, a noted Elks figure, attends. Malley to address listeners at 10 pm over WAIU Columbus before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Malley
Golfers May Escape Taxes On Club Dues
Washington reports that the Senate adopted an amendment to the tax reduction bill raising the deductible club dues exemption from 10 to 25 dollars after Senator Norris urged relief for older golfers. Norris said he wanted to do something for gray haired country club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Norris
Nebraska Statesman
Frazier
N. C
Senate
Men Discuss Formation of Church Brotherhood at Gathering
A Second get-together at First Christian discussed forming a men s brotherhood. William Coe of the Presbyterian church spoke on structure and goals, leading to committees from the Highy Future and Married People classes to organize the group. Meetings are planned for winter starting October or November. Mrs. Carlos Cameron chaired dinner arrangements. Alfred Hugh led committee planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
William Coe
Men's Brotherhood of the
Presbyterian Church
Coe
Methodist
Presbyterian
Marine People's
Carlos Cameron
Alfred Hugh
William Haywood Dies in Soviet Exile at 66
William Sig Bil Haywood former uncrowned king of the I W W died in self imposed exile in Moscow after years as a fugitive from justice. Born in Salt Lake City he founded the I W W in 1899 and was involved in the 1907 Idaho Governor Steunenberg assassination trial where Clarence Darrow defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.R
William
Sig Bil" Haywood
United States
Haywood
Russia
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
ChPago
Leavenworth
United States Supreme Court
Rusia
Hawood
America
Kaywood
Salt Lake City
Ihe
The
Industrial Workers of the World
Steunenberg
Idaho
William KE. Borah
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Harry Orchard
Big Bill
Boft
Old Western Federation of Miners
New Face Powder Promises Longer Wear and Pore Control
A new French processed powder MISLIA QGID by ZENNER promises to stay on longer, smooth the skin, prevent pore widening, and leave a peachy tone. MELLO-GLO is touted as wonderfully effective by the manufacturer.
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T.— D. Zenner Company
American Arrives at Cairo On Air Trip
Van Lear Black, air yachtsman and Baltimore Sun publisher, lands in Cairo during his Croydon to Capetown flight. Cairo serves as a junction. he will head east to Tokyo then retrace to Cairo and London. His plane is piloted by two Dutch aviators and he is a fare paying lessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
van Lear Black
Air
The
Baltimore Sun
Croydon Flying Field
England
Capetown
South Africa
Black
Toktoy
London
Governor Donahey Returns From Vacation Trip
Governor Donahey and his wife completed an extensive Southward vacation ending in Miami and Florida's west coast. He plans to resume duties in Columbus Monday, as announced by his secretary J A Meckstroth. The tour covered Florida, New Orleans, Alabama, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
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Ohio
William F. Mercer
Ohio University
Kiwanis Club
Harley Boring
Emil
Brown Avenue
Lansing, Mich
Mr. Boring
Boring
Arch Stanley
Jessie Turner
Rex B. Hoover
Mico
W. Va
Athens
Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men’s Hall
Emmett Murphey
Corning
O. B. Murphey
Fast State Street
Murphey
Harry McKinstry
Carpenter
Albany
Ural Westfall
van Vorhes Street
James Neff
Sheltering Arms Hospital
A. P. Linscott
Orlando
Fila
W. E. Moler
Arthur L. Moler
Clarence Littler
Clyde Littler
Tom Littler
Herbert Wilson
Robert Davidson
Logan
House of Executioner
C. C. Millikan
N. High Street
Newark, O
Pri
Ywaevyu
the Hatch Library and Book Shop
Berry Building
Chas. C. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Peking
Tientsin
15Th Infantry
U.S. Head of Elks
Miss Brown
Men of First Christian Church Planning Organization
William Haywood
W. W. King
Eugene Lyons
United Press
Selby
Athens County
Woodworth's
Woodworth S
Court House
ICE Cream Company
State
Lie Security Savings Bank
Book & News
SIDRE
the Gate of the Camms
Donahey
Trip
Preston
Nelsonville
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