Birthday Party Celebrates Jean and Francis John
A home gathering at 7 McKinley Avenue marked the ninth and seventh birthdays of Jean and Francis John with 22 playmates attending. Prizes, cakes, music, and games filled the afternoon followed by a matinee at the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roach
McKinley Avenue
Jean
Francis John
Carel Carter
Ernestine Chandler
Herbert Jones
Jarelle Overmyer
Ruth Rathburn
Wrancis John
the Majestic
Mary Pilen Ribbee
Jane Cline
Edith Coots
Ruth
Helen Drake
Freda
Marie Woodruff
Ernestine Chandler Carel Carter
Mildred Bean
Mary Jones
Bernice
Lewella McVay
James Overmyer
Jack
George Kilpatrick
Frank Rauch
Charles Carter
Riley
Jack Gaskill
Thomas Roach
Francis John Roath
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Ethel Deeter and Mr William Baker
Miss Ethel Deeter of Coolville and Mr William Baker of Frost were married Monday in a morning ceremony at the parsonage 64 North Congress Street with Rev M E Chatley of First Christian Church officiating. The marriage occurred quietly at the residence.
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Ethel Deeter
Coolville
William §. Baker
Frost
M.E. Chatley
First Christian Church
North
Congress Street
Marriage Announcement Eleanor Baker to Charles Medick
Announcement of the November 21 1921 marriage of Eleanor Dalton Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Baker of Maple Heights Road to Charles W Medick son of Mr and Mrs L E Medick of 74 Thirteenth Avenue The bride is a freshman at Ohio State University and a Sigma Kappa pledge The groom attended Ohio University Athens and Ohio State University and is a member of Phi Kappa Tau He is employed with Studebaker Sales Company.
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Eleanor Dalton Baker
J. M. Baker
Maple Heights Road
Charles W. Medick
L. E. Medick
Thirteenth Avenue
Ohio State University
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Medick
Ohio University At Athens
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Studebaker Sales Company
Columbus Dispatch
Spelling class fun and weekend visits fill a township afternoon
Mrs Ethel J Rees hosted a Saturday afternoon from two to four for a Training School spelling class. Marjorie Dixon won the girls first prize and Robert Wagner tied for the boys first prize. Music by Miss Winona Rees complemented refreshments. Several locals and visitors joined in the social hours and family trips mention weekend visits to New Marshfield and Columbus. A birth announcement notes the daughter Mary Ellen born May 20 to Mr and Mrs Clyde Riley in Albany RPD 4 weight ten pounds.
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Ethel J. Rees
North
Lancaster Street
Marjorie Dixon
Robert Wagner
Woodrow Knox
Mary Ward
Winona Rees
College of Music
Ohio University
Ruby S. Borden
Leah Heverage
Lee Renton
Violet Hunter
Cassie Bailey
Mayrjorie Dixon
Kathryn Minenmeyer
Jack Darby
Kenneth Smith
Marie Poston
Bertine Sanders
Cydner Riley
Albany
Rpd
Mary Ellen
Riley
Maud Drake
J. W. Drake
Grosvenor Street
Birthday Party Fetes Elizabeth on Sixth Birthday
A Friday afternoon party for Elizabeth at her parents home on Van Vorhes street ran 3 06 to 5 00 with games, songs, and a Peanut Hunt won by Alice Pierce. Many gifts, American flags, candy baskets, and refreshments were shared among friends Betty Stailey Baker Cline Woodruff Wilkes Sams Minameyer Growdon Hill Marquis Kilpatrick Fri Norris Phillips Chandler Woodruff Pierce Fri Worth man and Miss Hill Evans attended.
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Elizabeth
Ttle
Betty Jane Stailey
Helen Baker
Jane Cline
Imogene Woodruff
Mary Margaret Wilkes
Virginia Sams
Dorothy Minameyer
Marjory Growdon
Elma Hill
Jane Marquis
Agnes Kilpatrick
Lois Fri
Lorene Norris
Ruth Phillips
Jute Chandaler
Geraldine Woodruff
Alice Pierce
James Fri
Athens D A R Enjoys High Tea Social in Nelsonville
Nabby Leo Ames chapter members travel to Dr. J M Hyde home as officers brief on the Thirty first Continental Congress. Delegates hear Harding reception notes while Arlington and Washington scenes mark a reflective D A R meeting hosted by Hyde Eddington Sands Porter and Putnam.
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Nabby Leo Ames
Athens
Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
R. AL. Morton
Cor
Sec'y
Emma C. McVay
Harding
Arlingtons
Washington
Marshal Foch
Athens D. A. R
Eddington
Sands
Harvey Porter
G. I. Putnam
Borah Warns Allied Demands Threaten Soviet Government
Senator Borah of Idaho told the Senate that Allied demands on Russia, if accepted, would have destroyed the Soviet government and caused the Genoa conference to collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Illinois miners union to decide on wage talks
Springfield May 22 The executive board of the Illinois coal miners union will be asked to decide whether negotiations should resume with operators to attempt a separate wage agreement in this state announced President Frank Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
The
Illinois Coal Miners Union
Frank Farrington
Car Struck by Train Near Armstrong Farm
John and Pearl Masten of Hebbardsville escaped injury after their touring car was struck by a No K and M train on the old Armstrong farm track. John was pinned but freed with bruises. Pearl uninjured. Two dogs in the back seat disappeared. the car was demolished.
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John
Pearl Masten
Hebbardsville
John Masten
Armstrong Farm
Pearl
Ward admits killing former sailor in Blackmail plot
Walter S. Ward, 31, son of Ward Baking Co head, surrendered to Sheriff George Werner in White Plains and confessed to shooting and killing Clarence Peters, a former Navy man whose body was found near the area. Ward said blackmail was attempted.
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White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
Ward Baking Company
George Werner
Sheriff's
Clarence Peters
Ward
Mystery over Harding's absence at Women’s Party HQ dedication
Washington notes heated speculation after President Harding sent a brief unsigned note to Mrs John Gordon Bartelle admitting he could not attend the dedication of the National Women's Party headquarters. The White House missive sparked charges that the League of Women Voters influenced his change of plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Reynolds
Washington
Harding
National Women’s Party
Whitehouse
John Gordon Bartelle
Columbus
Ohio
Women's Party
League of Women Voters
League
White House
Ohio Democrats push initiative referendum to national law
Former Attorney General T. B. Hogan in Columbus urges extending initiative and referendum to national legislation. He warns centralized power in Washington threatens the republic and says both devices allow direct public input, curb harmful bills, and force responsive lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Attorney Hogan
Local Notables and Preparations Mark Memorial Day
Coolville residents host visiting families and students from Toledo and Guernsey county. J. W. Kincade sells a 200 acre Carthage farm to G. W. White and Sons of Morgantown. Memorial Day plans include a children’s program, Coalville Band practice, and a speech by Rev. M. Evans of Athens.
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J. W. Kincade
Carthage
W. W. Dean
G. W. White and Sons
Morgantown
W. Va
Coalville
M. Evans
Athens
Very Ill at Infirmary
Charles Morrison and Miss Jane Stone are very ill at the County Infirmary. If any friends wish to see them they should do so at once according to Rev. V. Adl. brand.
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Charles Morrison
Jane Stone
V. Adl. Brand
Baseball scores from yesterday’s American Association games
Columbus beat Toledo 6 to 5 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second. Louisville topped Indianapolis 6 to 4 in the first and lost 9 to 2 in the second. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 6 to 5 in the first game and Kansas City won 8 to 7 in the second. St Paul defeated Minneapolis 4 to 2.
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American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York Defeats St Louis In Ten Innings
In a tight American League matchup New York edged St Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings while Washington runs past Chicago 8 to 1.
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New York
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
National League Scores Load Monday Night Action
Cincinnati defeats New York 5 to 1 while Boston beats St Louis 4 to 3 and Brooklyn tops Chicago 8 to 4 in a series of league games.
Baseball matchups on a busy American and National League day
Louisville faces Columbus and Indianapolis meets Toledo while Kansas City plays St. Paul and Milwaukee meets Minneapolis. In the American League Cleveland visits Boston Chicago goes to Washington Detroit to Philadelphia and St. Louis plays New York. In the National League Brooklyn travels to Chicago New York meets Cincinnati Philadelphia faces Pittsburgh and Boston plays St. Louis.
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American Association
Clus
Pet
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Patcakwteenee
Milwaukee
Columbus
Ose Ewee
Kansas City One
Louisville
Toledo
New York
St. Louis
Newe
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wwe
Boston Hee
Cleveland Eee
Washington
Dicks. Capignace
Ewen
Ween
Pittsburgh Ewe
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Eee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Cleveland
Boston
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Athens Third in First Hocking Valley Intercity Meet
Athens High School finished third with 26 points in the first intercity track meet of the Hocking Valley held in Lancaster amid mud and rain. Lancaster won with 66 and 14 points, Logan was runner up with 47, while Nelsonville finished last with 13.5.
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Athens High School
Hocking Valley
Lancaster
Logan
Athletic meet results list events and placements
In the meet, Martin led in the second event with Lancaster and Sharp from Athens placing second and third while Rochester and Logan finished fourth. Disceus Jones took first for Lancaster with Logan second Sharp Athens third and Hudson Nelsonville fourth. In the running broad jump Martin Lancaster won with Athens second Turner Lancaster third Hughes Athens fourth. Jameson Lancaster won the running high jump with Muir Athens second Crozier Lancaster third and Howard Athens fourth.
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W. D. Griffith
H. Cobb
Ohio State University
Stoughton
Logan
Cowen
Athens
Todhunter
Lancaster
Tucker
Rochester
Crouse
Nelsonville
Hudson
Wilt
Soliday
Chapplas
Donavan
Chappins
W Lancater
Donovan
Crawford
Foreman
Reasoner
Sharp
Heft
Gorham
Boucher
Stouble
McGee
Martin
Winchell
Furnis
Cook
Turner
Disceus—Jones
Stable
Baker
Hughes
Jameson
Muir
Crozier
Howard
Suppressed Magazine Granted Reprieve at University
The UW comic monthly Sundodger, halted after a profane flap, is allowed to publish two more issues this school year. A faculty publications committee banned the problematic number and appointed a faculty censor to supervise upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Sundodger
University of Washington Comic Monthly
Oregon Spends Huge Sum in Road Building
Salem Oregon reports that by year end more than 50 million dollars will be spent on the state highway program adopted in 1917. Since 1917 paving and macadamizing has covered 721 miles of highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
International News Service
Salem
Ore
Oregon road expenditures reach fifty million total
The state of Oregon has spent 35,126,000 on roads while counties total 8,122,976 and the government 6,589,978. Contracts already set and to be completed this year will push the grand total beyond fifty million.
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Oregon
New Peace Deal Under a Probe
London May 22 Winston Churchill announced in the house that the Irish coalition agreement may conflict with the peace treaty establishing the Irish Free State. Irish leaders have been summoned to London for a conference.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commors
England
Londo
Rain Halts Ohio Team Baseball Doubleheader
Ohio university's baseball trip yielded no games as Oberlin and Cleveland teams arrived. Rain forced cancellation with Saturday clearing in Cleveland but the field remained unplayable, Coach Savage cancelling the Western Reserve contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Oberlin
Cleveland
Jupiter Pluvius
Western Reserve
Fire at Ironton warehouse destroys Markin Blanton Fe company
A morning blaze in Ironton Ohio destroyed the Markin Blanton Fee company's stone warehouse and contents and damaged an adjoining dwelling. Total loss was estimated at about 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronton
Ironton
Ohio
Markin-Blanton Fee Company
Unlucky Color Green Widely Disliked in China
The color green is commonly viewed as inauspicious in China and is therefore disliked by many people. This belief associates green with bad luck or misfortune in cultural traditions.
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China
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Cline
Oxfords
Sport Oxfords
Mrs. Riley
W. B. Edgar
Maplewood Drive
G. L. Parsona
Mabel
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F. 8. Grones
George S. Putnam
Mrs. Putnam
Alexander M. Lamb
Pittsburg
G.I. Putnam
Frank W. Cone
L. H. Baughan
Gon Howard
New Marshfield
Mr. Baughman
Jesse Baughman
Bruce
Walter Baird
June Casley
Baltimore
Merle Crooks
Betty
D. C. Wharton
George von Achen
Chillicothe
Royd
Shirley
South
College
Hogan
L. A. Radikin
William Winters
Lester Hayhurst
Guernsey County
John Paynter
Coolville High School
Paynter
Jake Weber
Reno
Meigs County
A. BP. Saunders
C. H. Verwohit
Aaron Simmons
Athens County Buick Co
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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Cash Shoe
Neerment
Moore
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