Enthusiasm Flares at JIN High School PTA Meeting
The High School Parent-Teacher association drew 68 mothers and 20 fathers in the school auditorium. Faculty member Migg Mary Connett spoke on pupil social life, especially girls, with Ohio PTA songs for music and a solo by Mrs. Pearl Drake. Mrs. Hal M. Woods reviewed the Toledo convention, then refreshments in the corridor ended the program. Cyrus Jones of Torch, hospitalized in Mt. Carmel, Columbus, recovering from a broken back and other injuries, sent a hopeful progress report for a year-old telephone-line accident.
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High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Migg Mary Connett
High Sch
Ohio Parent-Teacher Association
Pearl Drake
Hal M. Woods
Parent- Teacher Association
Toledo
Cyrus Jones
Torch
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Jones
Local Social Notices Highlight Names and Birth Announcement
Mrs Minnie Lowther hosted a dinner Sunday at 24 May avenue with guests Mr and Mrs Howard Lowther Albany Dale Cooper and Miss Nellie Lowther from Athens state hospital. Mr and Mrs William 42 First street announce the birth of a son James William born Saturday November 1.
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Minnie Lowther
May Avenue
Howard Lowther
Albany
Dale Cooper
Nellie Lowther
Athens State Hospital
Mrs. William
First Strem
James William
Higley Study Circle Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Higley Study circle will meet at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W A Carpenter at 46 Elmwood Place.
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Higley
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Esther Class Meets at Mrs Lamborn Home
The Esther class of the Christian church held its regular meeting Monday night with Mrs Russell Lamborn hosting at 85 Maplewood drive. Mrs H E Pratt led the devotional period and a brief business session followed. Miss Naomi Black shared highlights from her Europe trip and Jerusalem travels, illustrated by postcard views. Refreshments were provided by a committee.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Russell Lamborn
Maplewood Drive
H. E. Pratt
Naomi Black
Europe
Jerusalem
Mrs Frances Maxwell Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs Frances Maxwell has returned from a one week visit in Columbus.
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Frances Maxwell
Columbus
Hutchinson Family Visit Ends With Home Return
Mrs F M Hutchinson returns home from a visit in Maristto after staying with her cousin Mrs s. Mr Hutchinson and Charles O Bleness drove to San for over Sunday to accompany her on the trip home.
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M. Hutchinson
Maris
Lambda Omega Party Hones Pledges With Games and Dance
The pledges of Lambda Omega entertained the active chapter at the sorority room in the home of patron J. D. Brown. The event ran from 7 to 9 PM with 22 members enjoying games dancing and light refreshments.
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Lambda Omega
J. D. Brown
Lambda
Whipple Couple Travel to Hillsboro for Aunt's Funeral
Mr and Mrs George Whipple left today by motor for Hillsboro called there by the death of Mrs James Elton only aunt of Mrs Whipple Funeral services will be Wednesday.
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George Whipple
Hillsboro
James Elton
Whipple
Murphey Family Visits Athens Over Weekend
Dr and Mrs Emmett Murphey of Corning and Mr and Mrs Clarence Murphey of Columbus traveled to Athens and visited their children Miss Helen Murphey and Mr Eugene Murphey students at Ohio University along with their parents Mr and Mrs B Murphey of 216 East State Street.
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Emmett Murphey
Corning
Clarence Murphey
Columbus
Athens
Helen Murphey
Eugene Murphey
Ohio University
B. Murphey
East State Street
May Company Manager Returns to Cleveland
Mr. C. T. Coyne manager of the May Company store in Cleveland has returned to the city after being the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bodley who are his relatives. Mrs. Victor Pierce of 15 Church Street will host the Hob son Study circle at 7 o clock Wednesday evening.
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C. T. Coyne
May Company
Cleveland
J. W. Bodley
Victor Pierce
Church Street
Hobson Study
Graham Youth Visits City Advertis ing School
Harold Graham attends the New York School of Advertising in New York City and visits Monday, staying with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Graham until tonight.
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Harold Graham
New York
Mrs J H Rose Returns Home After Visit
Mrs J H Rose of Chesuire who had been guest of daughter Mrs E H Warner at 14 Poplar avenue for three days returned home today accompanied by her son Glen.
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J. H. Rose
Chesuire
E. H. Warner
Poplar Avenue
Glen
Mrs Figley's 12 day trip to Akron and Columbus
Mrs. Howard Figley returns from a twelve days visit in Akron and Columbus. In Akron she called on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jesse Mr. and Mrs. Herb Vorhees Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poole. In Columbus she visited Mrs. Fred Vorhees and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larabee.
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Howard Figley
Akron
Columbus
Sam Jesse
Herb Vorhees
Walter Thompson
Andrew Poole
Fred Vorhees
Frank Larabee
Mrs Cone and daughters visit Plymouth teachers
Mrs. Frank W. Cone and her daughters Ruth and Pauline returned from Plymouth after spending two days with Miss Bery Cone, the former’s daughter, who is teaching in the Plymouth high school.
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Frank W. Cone
Ruth
Pauline
Plymouth
Bery Cone
City Federation Holds Regular Session Reports Given
The City Federation met in regular session Monday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. Committee reports filled the time, and Mrs. E D Sayre gave an informal resume of last Thursday’s dinner and reception at the First M E Church.
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City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
E. D. Sayre
M. EK
Alleged forger in probate court hearing set
Floyd Ayers, 16, of Millfield, scheduled for Juvenile court Tuesday on forgery charges. Arrested after attempting to cash a $25 check with Frank B. Seamons signature to Roy Knight. Knight, a Millfield neighbor, is also tied to prior $10 and $15 check frauds.
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Floyd Ayers
Millfield
McKinley
Frank B. Seamons
Roy Knight
Athens National Bank
Knight
Ayeres
Charles Ayeres
Pinex Based Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A home made cough syrup using Pinex claims to break up stubborn coughs within 24 hours. It instructs blending 21 1 2 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to yield a full pint and suggests alternatives like molasses or honey. The ad guarantees satisfaction or refund.
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J. Wayne
Ind
Mrs Harding’s condition improves slightly amid illness
Mrs Warren G Harding remains seriously ill with a mass in her abdomen and poor appetite. Doctors say she slept well after a restless night and kidney function is improving while heart action remains under observation with Dr Mayo in touch by wire for updates.
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Marion, O
Warren G. Harding
President Harding
Carl W. Sawyer
Dr. Sawyer
Charles Mayo
Mrs. Harding
Dr. Mayo
White House
Courthouse Doings List Four Couples In Juvenile Cases
A courthouse notice lists pairs including Harley H Williams twenty three Columbus machinist helper and Nellie McClain nineteen Athens. William Earl Wright twenty two Murray City miner and Beat Rice Lillian Lantz twenty Murray City housekeeper. Earl Heavener seventeen Sugar Creek miner and Marie Handley fifteen. Pearl McConaha twenty four Nelsonville miner and Lavinia Collins nineteen Floodwood.
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Harley H. Williams
Cuba elects Machado president by large margin
Washington reports General Machado won the Cuban presidency by a substantial majority over former President Menocal. The figures came to the State Department from General Enoch H. Crowder, the American ambassador in Havana.
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Menocal
Washington
Machado
Cuba
State Department
Enoch H. Crowder
Havana
Japan Stands By Russian Reds in Recognition Talks
Pekin reports Tokyo received a note from Soviet Russia detailing final concessions for recognition. Moscow officials expect Japan and Russia to sign a formal pact within a week. C. T. Wing, China’s new foreign minister, met the Russian ambassador about a planned China Russia conference later this month.
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Pekin
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Tokio
C. T. Wing
Bandits halted by patrolmen at G and J restaurant
On Election Day two patrolmen stopped a holdup at the G and J restaurant and killed a man identified as John C. Clark twenty two one of the highwaymen. His partner escaped.
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New York
G. and J
John C. Clark
Railroad seeks to drop four Cincinnati division trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the state utilities commission for permission to discontinue four trains on the Cincinnati division. No. 804 and No. 815 run between Cincinnati and Milford, while No. 901 and No. 17 operate from Dayton to Lebanon.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
State Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
Milford
Dayton
Lebanon
Slavers Hanged in American Courts Report
Chicago reports that among 146 homicide cases, only 69 indictments proceeded to trial, 16 not guilty verdicts, and 32 of the 41 guilty cases served time with appeals pending. Frank Hand of the Independent Order of Foresters notes low death penalty rates.
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Chicago
United States
Frank B. Han
Independent Order of Foresters
Hand
Canada
Wall Street scare follows steam pipe blast in New York
New York financial desk reports a renewed, minor panic after a steam pipe valve bursts with a low report echoing the earlier Wall Street bomb wagon blast. Traders fear a coordinated disruption though no damage is described.
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Wall Street
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JIN Society
the Vine Pharmacy
Raolly
Winchester
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Dr.humphrey
Greg Gorse
Homeo. Medicine
William Street
Covert Eye Service
Athens Jewelers
Lash
Jacob
Rushes Bank of Athens Bldg
Bank of Athens National Bank
Ohio
Coats
Pli
BIG Daylight
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