Society and Personal Mention
Mrs 8 H Bing is absent on a lecturing tour for two weeks speaking at Farmers Institute Monroe County and Noble and Washington Counties. Dr and Mrs Herbert A Green and daughters Martha and Mary Caroline of Portsmouth visited Mrs C B Murphey in McConnelsville. The Wesley Foundatio n committee met in Columbus with a plan to combine for a twofold financial canvass. Mrs Julia Tribe of Jackson Michigan and Mrs Wilbur Scott of Columbus visited Mrs Tribe in 72 Central Avenue. Jolly Sewers Club meets 2 PM Wednesday at 82 West Carpenter Street. Harold E Wise Cecil Boroughs and Bernard Matheny vacationed in Cincinnati with Coach A B Mackie. Emerson Stout family dined with Harvey Person. Mrs C E Bean of Guysville hosted Esther Class party at 7 PM with Nelle Sands leading.
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8. H. Bing
Farmers’ Institute
Monroe County
Noble
Washington
Riday
Harry Tribe
Jackson
Mich
Wilbur Scott
Columbus
Julia Tribe
Central Avenue
Scott
Fred Dennis
Teachers Maude Lee and Mabel Dorsey Visit Kin
The Misses Maude Lee and Mabel Dorsey, Alliance School teachers, traveled with Dr. R. W. Brandfield to spend the weekend with the Misses Dorsey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dorsey, at 97 North Congress Street.
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Maude Lee
Mabel Dorsey
Alliance School
R. W. Brandfield
Wilcox sermon argues Jesus left earth for benevolent reasons
The Rev. A Y Wilcox preached that Jesus left earth to prepare a place for followers and to send the Holy Spirit. He said Jesus remains near in spirit, and faith is wiser to rely on than sight while worship and communion followed with special music.
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Jesus
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wilcox
Wilcox
Jerusalem
God
Alice Homen
Charles I. Glauque
Liebert Tompkins
Mrs Kimball Elected State Treasurer At A U W Conference
Mrs Milo Kimball, Athens chapter president of the American Association of University Women, was elected state treasurer at the sixth annual conference of the Ohio Federation in Oxford. The meeting adopted a Briand Kellogg Treaty ratification resolution, voted to raise 30000 dollars for a fellowship fund, and planned library budget support. Other officers named include Miss Gertha Emerson, Mrs Ormand Paddock, and Miss Justina Miech. The 2008member group meets again in Granville in autumn 1929.
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Rs. Milo Kimball
Athens
Amerao Association of University Women
Ohio Federation of Branches
Association
Oxford
Kimball
United States Senate
Dorothea Conrad
Capital University
Ohio State
Gertha Emerson
Ormand Paddock
Toledo
Granville
Charles R. Faben
Justina M. Mieh
Amelia K. Neson
Ohio State University
College of Education
Local visitors share weekend with family in Columbus area
Mr. and Mrs A F Antieson Dwight and George Stewart of Zanesville visited over the weekend with Mrs Antles mother Mrs Minnie Pierce at 31 South College Street. Mr and Mrs Ben F Lemert of Columbus spent Sunday with the Violet family at 185 Grosvenor Street. Dr and Mrs John R Sprague spent Saturday in Columbus and attended the Princeton Ohio State football game.
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A. F. Antieson Dwight
George Stewart
Zanesville
Antle
Minnie Pierce
South College Street
Ben F. Lemert
Rose Violet
Columbus
Sherman E. Violet
Grosvenor Street
John R. Sprague
White Shrine Meeting Set In K P Hall
White Shrine will meet at 7:30 Tuesday evening in the K P Hall. Mr and Mrs 2 C Gibson and daughter Helen and Mrs Myrtle Gibson returned last evening after visiting Grove City and Columbus with the flatter family and the Gibsons in Columbus.
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White Shrine
K. of P. Hall
2. C. Gibson
Helen
Myrtle Gibson
Grove City
Columbus
Guy Bolin
Charles Gibson
Mrs. C. S. Moore Visits Columbus After Brother’s Death
Mrs. C. S. Moore of Athens Route 1 was summoned to Cleveland by the death of her brother Walter Parker and returned home last evening. En route she spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus visiting her daughter Mrs. Harold Ball and her brother Wade Parker.
Man’s service measures his faith says local pastor
The Rev I P Day of Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church urged that a man’s worth is shown by service and by his profession. He described three stages of religion the flying stage with experience and education the athlete on the ground and the walking stage of real service to self and humanity.
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I. P. Day
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Day
Mr. Day
Lod
Indigestion Linked to Excess Stomach Acids
An old remedy article notes excess stomach acid causes gas sourness and indigestion and recommends saturated magnesia as a soothing neutralizer. It cites easy use quick relief and Clines Pharmacy as a source and mentions widespread daily use by thousands.
New Hampshire Secretary of State Resigns Amid Embezzlement Claims
Hobart Pillsbury, Republican secretary of state of New Hampshire, agrees to resign as Gov. Huntley N. Spaulding accepts the move amid charges he stole state funds. A warrant alleges $134 embezzled, with Pillsbury saying discrepancies won’t exceed $1,000 and offering restitution. he is bonded for $10,000.
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Hobart Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Huntley N. Spaulding
Pillsbury
Pie and candy social at Deep Hollow School
A pie and candy social will be held at Deep Hollow School on November 9 beginning at 7:80 o clock. The school children will present a short program.
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Deep Hollow
Colgate Falls 47 to 6 as New Yorkers Dominate
SP Meehan of WN UU doubted Colgate’s chances before the game but New York teams controlled the contest. The visitors romped to a 47 6 victory over Colgate, delivering a decisive early-season win.
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Colgate
SP Meehan
UU. Gard
Colmes
New Yorkers
Henna Collett Trades Golf Fame for Real Estate
Henna Collett the women’s national golf champion spends the winter at Pinehurst North Carolina focusing on selling real estate rather than competing in golf.
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Henna Collett
Pinehurst
N. C
Woman Eats Only Baby Food 3 Years Says Adlerika Help
Mrs. M Gunn states she suffered three years of baby food diet and gas from all other foods. After Adlerika she reports able to eat everything and enjoy life. Gas relief starts with the first spoonful and old waste matter is removed from the system. Gibson's Pharmacy in Goosville Taylor's Drug Store in Nelsonville Hickman's Pharmacy advertises.
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Tate
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Bernard Matheny
Cincinnati
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Salina
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