Athens jrome Telephone hosts dinner for notable Cleveland executives
Board members of the Athens jrome Telephone Company gather at Hillcrest inn for a dinner honoring Ran dolph Eide of Ohio Bell and H O Leinard of American Telephone and Telegraph both of Cleveland. Guests include Dr A F Holmes and other directors with plans for future meetings and visits. Church group met at Mrs Ethel Cone’s home with twelve members present for devotions and reports from the Nelsonville district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Jrome Telephone Company
Hillcrest Jon
Randolph Eide
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
H. O. Leinard
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cleveland
Lennard
The
Home Telephone Company
A. F. Holmes
Albany
C. L. Jones
W. E. Moler
Rollands. Jones
William 4. Moler
Ide
C.L. Jones
University Terrace
Veterans Guests at Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
The Mrs. John Ellis Wool Tent welcomed about 50 members and guests for initiation of two new members Miss Helen Dickson and Miss Dela Maxwell. Ten Civil War veterans attended and shared memories while Sarah Cable Tent delegates spoke on union work. Fostered by readings and a musical program, the meeting included election of Mary Haning as delegate and Helen Dickson as alternate to Lorain state convention.
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John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
Helen Dickson
Dela Maxwell
Henry Dickson
Ezra Walker
J. A. Dillinger
J. L. Pickering
J. A. “Si” Allen
W. H. Brown
Andrew Allom
W. B. Southerton
James Smith
Dela Pidcock
Anna McKee
Lydia Courtney
Mary Iryburger
Athens
Mary Haning
Lorain
William Ruston
W. R. Phillips
H. G. Stalder
Mrs John Roach Hosts Past Grand Club Evening
Mrs John Roach of 163 East Union Street will entertain the Past Grand Club Friday evening at 7 36 o clock A curious local social notice in a period slate.
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John Roach
East Union Street
Pythian Sisters to Meet Friday Evening
Pythian Sisters convene at 7 80 oclock Friday night with Past Chiefs in officers. Social hour includes a program and refreshments hosted by the Past Chiefs for members.
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Pythian Sisters
Married People's Class Holds Monthly Meeting at Athens
The Married People's Class of the Christian Church met Tuesday evening at Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Phillips home in Athens. After business a social program with games and songs was arranged by the hosting committee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saylor and Mrs. Culllums of Athens. The June meeting will be a pot luck dinner at the church.
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The
Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
Morris Avenue
H. &. Wood
L. C. Mead
Roy Saylor
EF. N. Cullums
Athens
Carl Neff
Columbus
Boks
Nightingale Island
Bell
Paul Sebring
School of Music
Ohio University
Kipling
A. A. Atkinson
O. D.J . Worrison
Initiation of New Members at Mansfield State Convention
Reports from the State convention in Mansfield will occupy most of the program for the meeting tonight at 7 o'clock of the Business and Professional Women's Club. The session will be held in the club room at the City Building.
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Mansfield
T Business
Wavemen's Club
Students Hear Rev Bell Here Tuesday Night
Westminster Fellowship banquet on the Mesaba Range's Mountain Iron headquarters drew 65 attendees. Rev W J Bell urged serving humanity and explained home mission work among iron miners families with vivid references to the Bok family.
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Rev. Bell
W. J. Bell
Mesaba Range
Minnesota
Westminster Fellowship
Presbbyterian Church
Mr. Bell
Mountain Iron
Minn
Fellowship
Edward Bok
Asia liner fire reported in Red Sea. pilgrims safe
Paris dispatch says Fabre Line offices in Marseilles were advised that its ship Asia caught fire in the Red Sea while carrying 1,800 Master pilgrims from Jeddah and Mecca to Jibout. Complete details unavailable but all passengers and crew were removed safely.
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Paris
URM
Fabre Line
Marseilles
Asia
Red Sea
Jeddah
Mece
Jibout
Bischoff resigns as division engineer in Marietta
Robert E. Bischoff, division engineer of the state highway department in division No 10 based in Marietta, has tendered his resignation effective June 1. He will join American Tar Products Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Bischoff
Marietta
Robert E. Bischoft
State Highway Department
the Department
American Tar Products Company
Pittsburgh
New England Foot Bath Promises Quick Corn Relief
English made Radox foot bath offers painless corn removal and skin softening. Mix two tablespoons in a gallon of hot water and soak two to four nights, promising burning tired feet relief and renewed comfort.
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England
Melee Drug Co
Park District Talks Hold No Formal Park Plan
Fulton Bell of the Highway Department met Tuesday with the State Park Committee of Logan Chamber of Commerce. Frank ABlasius is the man. Several park district matters were discussed but no definite announcement was made.
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Theogan
Fulton Bellta
Highway Department
State Park Committee
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Frank Ablasius
Rman
Fractured Arm Suffered By Helen St Clair Child
Helen St. Clair ten years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank St Clair of Summit suffered a left arm fracture in two places after a fall on a rough walk at her home Wednesday morning.
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AAN
Helen
St. Ged
Frank St. Clair
4 Summit
Young Child Dies in Looan North Spring Terrace
Bernard Geiger Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Geiger of North Spring Street died Monday at home from bronchial pneumonia Funeral services were held at the St.
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Looan
Burial service at church led by Rev James Nevin
John’s Catholic Church at 40 o'clock Wednesday morning with the Rev. James T. Nevin in charge. Burial was made in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Funeral attendance and social visits from Circleville to Logan
George Bolden of this city attended the funeral of his brother in law Harry Foerquer in Circleville on Wednesday. Dr and Mrs Henry Gibson of Giouster visited Logan Tuesday evening as guests of Mr and Mrs M Fo Weymueller and watched their granddaughter Anna belle Wermueller perform in a dance recital. Ray Soliday and Ralph Larimer were also noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bolden
Circleville
Harry Foerquer
Henry Gibson
Giouster
Logan
M. Fo Weymueller
Annabelle Wermueller
Ray Soliday
Ralph Larimer
Visitors From Logan Stay With Kreyustys This Week
A party from Logan will visit Bradford this Tuesday, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kreyusty until Sunday.
Zeme Sunscreen Ad Claims Quick Relief and Skin Care
An old ad touts Zeme as a cooling soothing antiseptic for sunburn rashes and bites. It boasts 20 years of use and widespread trust for clearing skin troubles including dandruff and pimples. Sold by druggists for 60e to 1.00 with emphasis on safety and reliability.
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Senate
Zeme
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Ethel Cone
Lancaster Street
David Jones
George Gillum
Pratt
S. J. Bishop
Nelsonville M. E
Bishop
T. Farrar
Anna Belle Cone
Betty Gillum
Weee Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Central Avenue
Phillips
P. G. Dowler
White Cross Hospital
F. M. Hutchinson
Philadelphia
K. C. Farnsworth
F. J. Doyle
Columbia
Ziegfelds Rioz
John Boles and
Bebe Daniels
Slingluff
Presbyterian Church
Robert Younes
Rosemary Wise
Charles Pisinger
Harold Guthrie
Rosabelle Clements
Miss Clements
Pratt Institute
New York
Frince
Louise Pavey
Edna Mae Phillips
Charles Essinger
Jedith Jordan
Mary E. Kessinger
Judy Reed
Rachel Wells
Majestic
William
Sound News
Paramount Screen Song
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Preston
Big Daylight
Gerd
Aray
North ST
Bayonne
London
Eng
Scholl’s
Foot Comfort Demonstrator
Ford
Fred Kreyusty
Lucky
Beverley Robinson
New York Medical Journal
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N.B.C
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