Recitals at Ohio University School of Music May 1922
Graduate recital program at Ohio University School of Music features Miss May Daniels soprano Miss Lillian Mitchell pianist on May 22 with works by Beethoven Dett Sibella and Mozart, followed by recitals by Cecelia Collins and Helen Bowles with Clarice McKibben as pianist. Program free in college auditorium at 7 30 p m.
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School of Music
Ohio University
May Daniels
Lillian Mitchell
Cecelia Collins
Helen Bowles
Clarice McKibben
A. S. Thompson
Two Range Glasses Offer Practical BifOCal Convenience
Two range glasses provide upper part for distant vision and lower part for near tasks. They look like ordinary one range lenses, making one pair serve two. Only the wearer can tell they are bifocals. Come in and see a demonstration by B. M. Covert of Cornwall.
Pension reports muddled by garbled Capitol news
Washington reports misled Ohio papers into thinking the Morgan Bill granting $72 pensions had passed. Congressman I M Foster says the measure remains pending before the pensions committee. May 19 marks three years since he took the oath as representative of the Tenth Ohio district.
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Washington
Harding
I. M. Foster
Ohio
House
Senate
Foster
Committee On Pensions
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted for Backache Relief
An Athens reader recounts kidney weakness causing back pains and dizziness. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Cline Pharmacy Co, saying the backache disappeared and his kidneys regulated after use.
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Dean
Athens
W. T. Graham
N. Lancaster St
Cline Pharmacy Co
Fight leads to arrests for drunkenness in Luhrig vicinity
Deputy P H McKinley and Constable Mariner chased suspects after a free for all near Luhrig Friday. John Sidders and Donald Durfee were captured and pleaded guilty before Magistrate Helwig, each fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 25 dollars. The incident involved corn mash from an unattended barrel linked to Carl Swartz's jail prior fine.
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Luhrig
P. H. McKinley
Mariner
John Sidders
Donald Durfee
Sidders
Helwig
Carl Swartz
Ready to Quit After Business Petered Out
In Columbus on May 20 the Wildwood Service Company, which has run gas mains in Lucas County for five years with only 13 customers, applied to the state utilities commission for permission to discontinue service.
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Columbus
Wildwood Service Company
Lucas County
State Utilities Commission
Factory Parents Have a Meeting
The Athens township Factory school Parent-Teachers Association held its regular meeting Friday evening. After a short business session the exercises were turned over to the program committee chair Mrs Flora Boyles. The pupils entertained with a splendid program under teachers Mrs Ida De Vore and Mrs Boyles. Dr W N Alderman attended and spoke on his travels. Evangelist Elmer Starr will share his life story at 7 o'clock at the Church of God on Hocking Street. Mrs J E Wittum of Columbus, a nationally known singer, will sing tonight and assist in Sunday services.
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Athens Township Factory School Parent-Teachers Association
Flora Boyles
Ida de Vore
Boyles
W. N. Alderman
Elmer Starr
Hocking Street
Church of God
J. E. Wittum
Columbus
Reconciliation In Letter to Judge Sparks Local Fame
In San Francisco Judge Thomas Graham famed as a divorce court reconciler received a mail order for reconciliation from Mrs. Lizzie A Morris of Wells ville Ohio who believes her husband Tom Morris is in the city His daughter worries due to the separation and the judge said he would undermine the job if he could locate him.
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San Francisco
Superior Court
Thomas Graham
Great Reconciler
Lizzie A. Morris
Wellsville
Ohio
Tom Morris
Graham
Lifespan Peril of Great-Height Climbers
A historical account notes that working at great heights boosts the nervous system yet accidents shorten a steeplejack's life to about eighty years on average. The remark implies a paradox of health benefits amid occupational danger.
Youthful Criminals Are Most Dangerous in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police chief W. Clark, with 27 years in the force, says crime now targets youths. He notes the average offender has dropped to eighteen and that young criminals kill more readily when cornered, contrasting with older, hardened criminals.
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International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. Clark
Clark
Union Cabinet Agreed Upon in Ireland Coalition Plan
Daniel O Connell reports that Michael Collins and Eamonn De Valera reached a coalition cabinet agreement after a lengthy Dail Éireann debate. De Valera supporters will hold a proportion of ministerial seats while preserving their Dail numbers.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Éireann
de Valera
Dail
European Reds Plan Demos Across Europe Before Genoa Talks
British French and Belgian socialists organize protests in London Brussels and other cities to mark the Genoa conference opening on Russia in June. Dispatches from Brussels today confirm the planned demonstrations as a protest against the conference outcome.
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London
Genoa
Belgium
Hagué
Russia
Brussels
New Pastor Settled in Athens Home at 25 North Congress
Dr and Mrs McGurk of the First Methodist church have moved into a temporary home at 25 North Congress street while a new parsonage is being built. The church secured the W H Herrold home for the interim. Dr McGurk is ready for ministerial calls and his telephone is 4821.
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McGurk
First Methodist Church
North
Congress Street
W. H. Herrold
Status of Dog's Home Puzzling to Officers
Assessors in nearby Maryland and Pennsylvania dispute whether a dog legally resides at the house or the barn of its owner. The dog is alternately found tied at the barn in Pennsylvania and at the house in Maryland, leaving the animal's residence and tax status unresolved.
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International News Service
West Chester
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Chester County
National Parks to install radio stations for tourists
Stephen T. Mather, national director, urged placing radio stations at key park sites to broadcast news and market reports to the thousands of summer visitors. He said newspapers would be asked to cooperate with the Park Service to relay outside information to tourists in isolated park areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Denver
Colo
National Park System
Stephen T. Mather
Uncle Sam
Mather
National Park Service
Marriages and Outings Round Athens Area
The Plains Vance Douglas and Miss Grace Carsey wed in Athens with Rev. John Gabriel Jr. Others traveled for visits and trips including camping in Indiana and Illinois, Amesville and Basil sojourns, stays with relatives, and home improvements around Marshfield and Albany.
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Vance Douglas
Grace Carsey
Athens
John Gabriel
John Smith
Ford
Indiana
Ilinois
Russel McHarg
Lancaster
Fin Cook
Frank
Basil
Noble Collins
Helen
Albany
Zine Courtney
Chub Linscott
Clifford Gabriel and
Amesville
Linscott
Wilson
Ayesville
Robert Noble
W. J. Hawk
Roy
Marshfield
Dan Hawk
Charles Powers
Jobs
Millard Bryan, Sr
Robert Graves
Mike Dukeman
Cory Nagle
John Kachman
Alfred Wedoward
Pred Schmidt
Ella Six
Nelsonville
Katie Guess
Preparedness Urged by Admiral Sims at 1922 Graduation
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, president of the naval war college, urged preparedness in an address to the 1922 graduating class. He warned that the public remains indifferent in emergencies, lowering morale and risking repeated unpreparedness after wars end.
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Newport
R. L
William 8S. Sims
Naval War College
Spring Thaws Elevate Elk River Flood Threat Near Fernie
In Montreal on May 20 the Elk river rapidly rises near Fernie raising alarm among residents who fear a flood similar to the disaster of June 1916. Mountain streams swell into torrents as the spring thaws intensify danger.
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Montreal
Elk River
Fernie
D. C
Long Jail Stay Ends with Bond for Another Case
Ferguson Taylor of Nelsonville was released on a $300 bond after nearly four months in the Athens county jail to await trial on an assault and battery charge. An indictment tied to an attack on Charles Newton led to the case, while Taylor was recently acquitted of attaining money under false pretenses. Attorney A. B. Wells was appointed to defend him at the May 24 trial.
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Athens County
Ferguson Taylor
Nelsonville
Charles Newton
Taylor
A. B. Wells
Officer Opposition Spurs Controversy Over Bond
An unnamed individual declares he has never served as an officer and does not wish to, while bond processing is shown to be hindered by C. C. Sharpe of Nelsonville.
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C. C. Sharpe
Nelsonville
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Grainger
Messiah
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Handel
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Pep
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Sibella
Fred P. Linscott
Linscotts
Hill Top
Jackville
Colonial
Carl Beasley
Fred Beasley
Colonial Inn
A. L. Elliott
Toledo
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Fred Moore Reed
J. H. Cecil
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Marietta
W. B. Bartels
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B. M. Covert
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Ada Russell
Bryan Stevers
Lelis Sherman
H. Il Welch
Gasaway
W. Va
Miss Banks
Franklin Avenue
Harriet Sprague
Frances Cooksey
Doris Nye
Wheeler Dew
Russell Rupp
Guy Saylor
George Banks
Emmett Parker
Herbert Cox
Edward Banks
Jacob Sherman
Rhoda Johnson
Erline
Cherubuseco
Ind
van Vorhes Street
William Fuller
Johnson
Miss Johnson
F. M. Reed
Morris Avenue
Reed
Hyde
Mrs. Carl Beasley
Anne Carl Jr
Cincinnati
S. J. Randall
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Harry W. August
W. W. Daggett
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Ruth
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
Clinton Webb
Logan
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Lancaster Street
Erle Bridgewater
Akron
Don England
Bridgewater
Ruth England
Chauncey
Tuesday Club
W. L. Gard
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M.D. Huches
Attorney At Law
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
CPW
Cornwell
Cornwell’s
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Lowney
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Athens, Ohio
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foster-Milburn Co
Mig Chem Duttalo
Swartz
Ireland
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Eye Eersteeter
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International Correspondence Schools
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Cottati
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