Athens hosts 297 at home of Mrs Gard in North Hill
Schultz News Agency reports an at home yesterday afternoon at the North Hill residence of Mrs Gard attended by 297 guests from various areas. Hosts Mrs Copeland and Mrs Matheny presided over two rooms with autumn decor and pewter service while Ohio University women helped with service and reception duties. Out of town guests included Mrs Hill Poston Lane and others. Mrs Moler and Mrs Love traveled for family medical matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam F. Copeland
William A. Matheny
North Hill
Margaret Merwin
Grace Cochran
John Finsterwald
S. M. Haffey
Thomas Clark
J. E. Barker
J. T. Merwin
Raymer McQuitston
George McLaughlin
Russell Rupp
F. B. Dilley
Alex Nelson
W. H. Cooper
C. M. Copeland
A. A. Atkinson
E. W. Chubb
Wilmer C. Harris
Elsie Druggan
E. B. Bryan
E. D. Sayre
J. P. Porter
H. J. Peterson
Circle Hill visit by Mrs Bean and Miss Hastings
Mrs L G Bean and Miss Ollie Hastings spent Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Humphrey in Circle Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Bean
Ollie Hastings
Ed Humphrey
Circle Hill
Ohio State University Representative in Athens Spends Days
Miss Mary F Anderson of Hudson representative from Ohio State University stays at Hotel Berry in Athens with several days of extension work in the health department in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Anderson
Hudson
Ohio State University
Berry
Athens
Athens County
Health Department
McCune and Mickle Visit Columbus for Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McCune and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mickle motored to Columbus this morning to spend the week end.
Country Club Card Party Opens the Year with Fourteen Tables
The Country club held its first card party of the year with fourteen tables filled last evening. Mrs. Harry Kelley of Nelsonville and Mrs. E C Bibbee earned top women scores while Mr. Wheatley Link and Mr. Oscar Bingman took high men awards. Hosts and hostesses were Dr. and Mrs. R J Studer, Mrs. Harry G Stalder and Miss Helen Uliom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Harry Kelley
Nelsonville
E. C. Bibbee
Wheatley Link
Oscar Bingman
R. J. Studer
Harry G. Stalder
Helen Uliom
Cline Couple Welcome Son Thomas Gemerson
Mr. and Mrs. B F Cline of Columbus announce the birth of a son named Thomas Gemerson born October 31 at Radium hospital. He is the first great grandchild of Mr and Mrs G M Jack of 374 Richland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Cline
Lucille Carr
Columbus
Thomas Gemerson
Radium Hospital
G. M. Jack
Richland Avenue
Cottingham Family Visits Columbus Relative Home
Mr and Mrs E A Cottingham and their daughter Martha Isbell travel to Columbus to visit relatives.
Current Events Club Hosts Locarno Review
Mrs. Harvey Ramsey entertained the Current Events club at 137 Franklin Avenue with Mrs. William Williams presiding. Miss Cora Bailey reviewed the Locarno conference, followed by a social hour and refreshments. Next, Mrs. George Crow hosts with Mrs. O F Rowland leading. The Pallas club meets 2:30 Saturday at Miss Nelle Pickering’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Harvey Ramsey
Franklin Avenue
William Williams
Locarno
Cora Bailey
George Crow
O. F. Rowland
At Home Of Thursday Mrs Willis Gard Event Noted
Mrs Willis L Gard hosts a social event at her home on Thursday with attendees including Mrs Wil. The notice notes a gathering and courtesy reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Gard
Wil
Mitchell costly luxury burdens officers at court martial
The Mitchell court martial finances prove a costly burden for officers summoned to Washington for duty, with pay limits at eight cents a mile while Congressmen receive twenty cents. Officers rely on friends or lodging, as the government offers no travel or lodging support. Generals Howze MacArthur Graves Poore King McCoy Winans Irwin travel from various posts to serve on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Small
Washington
Mitchell
Benevolent and Protective Government
United States
Sam
Robert L. Howze
Columbus
Ohio
Douglas MacArthur
Baltimore
William 8. Graves
Chicago
Benjamin Poore
Omaha
Edward L. King
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Frank McCoy
Colonel Mitchell
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Edwin B. Winans
Ft. Clark
George Irwin
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Wrights Visit Kresge Family Before Returning Home
Rev and Mrs H E Wright of New Paris Ind end a visit with Prof and Mrs Allen R Kres ge at 81 Grosvenor Street and with their daughter Margaret Wright a student at Ohio University. They traveled to Columbus with Margaret s brother-in-law C C Millikan who stays to tend his business while Donald Millikan remains in serious condition after a automobile crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wright
New Paris
Ind
Allen R. Kresge
Grosvenor Street
Margaret Wright
Ohio University
Columbus
C. C. Millikan
Donald Millikan
Army court moves briskly as officers arrive in Washington
The cavalry school at Fort Riley Kansas sends E Booth to join the trial. Colonel Blanton Winship the law member and controlling spirit is ordered to Washington from Boston. Colonel Sherman Moreland and Colonel Herbert White arrive from Columbus Ohio and Fort Sam Houston respectively. Lieut Col Joseph McMullen remains the only regular in Washington. General Howze urges expediting matters due to trial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing E. Booth
Cavalry
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Blanton Winship
Washington
Boston
Sherman Moreland
Columbus
Ohio
Herbert White
Ft. Sam Houston
Joseph McMullen
Howze
60 year old Mirandy learns to read in Cleveland
Mirandy, a Black woman in her sixties living in Cleveland, has returned to school to learn to read the Bible. She proudly says she can write her name and read some verses, but she aims to improve enough to read it better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mirandy
Three More Sued for Unpaid Memorial Fund Pledges
Three more lawsuits were filed in Justice S E Hedges court to collect the remaining 40 000 of 100 000 pledged for the Ohio University Memorial building. Plaintiffs target J A Mrodehaver EF C Huggins and Lida Meaning for 75 250 and 20 respectively. The state has allocated 185 000 of 300 000, delaying bids until funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Memorial Fund
S. E. Hedges
J. A. Mrodehaver
EF. C. Huggins
Lida
State of
Ohio
City of
Athens
University
Throats Tie Rise in Diseases to Car Exhausts
Dr John K E Mackentry delegate from New York to the American Laryngological Rhinological and Otological society convention in Atlantic City blames bad liquor and auto exhaust for a rise in throat diseases. He argues exhaust should be at the top of machines not the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
John KE. Mackentry
Mackentry
New York
87 Year-Old Immigrant Seeks U S Citizenship in Court
William Miller, 87, a longtime resident of Mountainside New Jersey, filed for citizenship in a federal court stating his wish to become an American citizen before he dies after living in the United States since 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainside
N. J
William Miller
United States
U. S
Miller
Railroad wage raises threaten national transport stability
New York Nov 6 The push by railroad brotherhoods for wage hikes could cost carriers about 360 million dollars annually if old terms return. Industry officials warn interruptions would strain the economy, while railroads report record year profits and rapid freight delivery improvements despite rising material and labor costs.
The Fear of Facing Suffering Pale Beyond Pain
A reflection on dread surpassing actual hurt, noting that anticipation can loom larger than the hurt itself and shape human endurance.
Rail wage talks loom as railroads anchor modern business
The text notes small frequent orders let merchants operate with less capital and that rail traffic disruption would force a shift in methods. Railroads dominate steel lumber and other purchases, stabilizing business. Wage earners on class 1 roads show earnings at 241 percent of 1914 while living costs run 167.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menin
National Industrial Conference Board
Record Pine Seed Haul At Greenwood Furnace
The State Forestry Department reports the largest white pine seed gathering at Greenwood Furnace in the Logan Forest district. Foresters collected 452 bushels of cones with transport costs averaging $1.11 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greenwood Furnace
Logan Forest District
State Forestry Department
Blind Heath Wins City Guessing Contest in Lynn
Edward Heath a 46 year old blind newspaper agent won a city guessing contest in Lynn by accurately estimating the number of cigarette cases in a store window after feeling a case and learning the heap dimensions. He beat several sighted contestants with the exact total being 40 or more away for the next closest guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Edward Heath
Heath
Wise fellow avoids rain and blames no one for it
A wry saying notes that a prudent man does not linger in rain nor fault circumstances for being soaked. It reflects self reliance and acceptance of weather as a factor rather than an error by others.
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42Nd Street
6Th Ave
S. E
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
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Schultz News Agency
Harley E. Moler
Akron
Claude Love
Fred Walker
Love
Moler
Pallas Club
Nelle Pickering
Lancaster and
Second Street
Uncle Sam
OR. Caldwell
ATAG
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
Edythe Louise Dick
Betty Louise
Memorial Fund
McKee Drug Co
Nickel Plate
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Ayer Bayer
Lumbago
Beyer
Handy “Rayer
Preston’s
Plaidie
Preston
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