Sayre Study Circle and Local Club Notices
Various society notices from Sayre and Athens detailing meetings and events. Members hosting sessions, papers on The Negro in Art and The Mountain Schools, district convention plans, and upcoming receptions. Names of delegates and host households appear among religious and women’s groups schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
H. L. Atkinson
North
Lancaster Street
O. E. Mcclure
Mountain Schools
A. W. Boetticher
Atkinson
Women’s Federated Clubs
Lancaster
H. G. Ong
Maude Fenzel
Fred Kittle
Motor Transport Explained At Athens Chamber Meeting
Fred Gaerhart of Columbus Motor Express explained the role of motor transport in business at the Athens Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Varsity Inn. He noted war experiences underscored truck efficiency and warned that proper transport lowers consumer prices by timely market access. The talk praised trucking for farm sales, road improvements, and highway needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gaerhart
Lancaster
Columbus Motor Express Company
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Varsity Inn
Gierhart
Mr. Gierhart
C. M. Gill
Rotary
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief From Aches
An old remedy narrative promotes Musterole as a plaster substitute for mustard plasters. It claims relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion and many pains including rheumatism lumbago and sprains with a note it may help prevent pneumonia when applied to the chest cords.
Badgers Practice Inside Amid Muddy Field Conditions
Cold weather and rain kept Wisconsin indoors as the Badgers prepared for the Maroon game. Coach Thistlethwaite planned a tough drill session but the rain made the field too muddy for outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgers
Madison
Wis
Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Dr Stine to discuss agricultural reports on next week's radio
Washington nov broadcasts will feature W F Callander presenting preliminary crop estimates from the Federal Crop Reporting Board. Dr O C Stine will highlight key elements of the November Price Situation report and deliver a corn and livestock price survey. C W Warburton outlines new 4 H Club developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
W. F. Callander
Federal Crop Reporting Board
O. C. Stine
Doctor Stine
Ohio Instructor Talks About Paris in English Club
Three informal essays on living in Paris were read by Victor Lekberg of Ohio University School of Music at the English Club meeting hosted by Dean tb. W. Chubb on South Court Street. Prof. Raymond M Slutz read a one act play The Compan sionates about a companionate marriage. Prof. Harry H. Peckham read a poem on longing for what one lacks. New English Club members Mr and Mrs Robert Veilman attended.
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Paris
Victor Lekberg
School of Music
Ohio University
Dean Tb. W. Chubb
South Court Street
Raymond M Slutz
Harry H. Peckham
Robert Veilman
Professor Lasher Finds Violets After Frost
In Athens on a Wednesday morning Professor George Starr Lasher head of the Ohio University journalism department searched his back yard for violets after a heavy frost. He found blooms under protective leaves and wore one in his buttonhole as proof while others debated the presidential outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Lasher
Notable Names Gather for Memorial Review
Katherine Heyman, Evelyn Underwood, Lucile Van Lehn, John Wesley McBride, John B. O'Malley, and Mary Virginia Hewitt are listed as participants in an upcoming memorial event. The article notes these individuals among those associated with the proceedings and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Heyman
Evelyn Underwood
Lucile van Lehn
John Wesley McBride
John B. O'Malley
Mary Virginia Hewitt
Villages Approve School Building Bonds in Ohio Districts
Lancaster adds 115000 for Carroll high school and Lithopolis approves 60000 for a new high school. Bond issues passed Tuesday in the district nods.
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Lancaster
Sage of Carroll
Lithopolis
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexion
A 20 year veteran, Dr F M Edprescribes a vegetable substitute for calomel to help liver and bowel action. Olive Tablets are said to purify the system, improve complexion, and relieve dull eyes and headaches. Thousands use them for health and beauty at 60 cents.
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F. M. Ed
Edwards
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proposed as Digestive Aid
A promotional pitch extols vegetables with syrup pepsin to boost appetite, assimilation, and elimination, claiming a 190 percent improvement in a week. It advises against rich foods and dieting, promising relief for stomach, liver, and bowels without distress or constipation, and promotes a test of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Curtis Arrives in Washington After Campaign Vote
Vice-President Elect Charles Curtis landed in Washington at 8 15 am from Topeka Kansas where he finished his campaign and cast his ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Washington
U.R
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kans
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Finance Committee
The
City Federation
E Chamber of Commerce
Beta Theta ‘Pi
University Terrace
J. Watt Grover
Jack
H. W. Grover
Elizabeth Beatty
William Wean
Jennie Blackstone
Columbus
D. M. Burchfield
President Street
J. E. Guthrie
Huntington
W. Va
E. A. Person
Montrose Avenue
A. C. Guthrie
Pratts Fork
Pythian Sisters
R. of P. Hall
Dean Voigt
Fine Arts
Geneva
Martzolff
M. E. Church
Mary Ann Card Club
Leo Merchant
North Cemetery Street
C. A. Overmyer
Cecelia Price
Genevieve Merchant
E. A. Holmes
John F. Masten
John Masten
Stimson Avenue
Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. S. Detwiler
Covington, Ky
D. Scott Allen
Higley Study Circle
House of Human Welfare
M. E. Chatley
North Congress Street
E. S. Koons
Ben Lindsey
Rebekah Morris McKee
Daughters of 1812
Commerce Meeting
Motor Express
DR. Stine
Ohio
Professor Lasher
Syrup Pepsin
Monticello
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
Jarre
Pat
D.zenner
Marron
Big Waylight Store
Phoenix Finer
Childrens Coats
New Jersey
Montreaux
Women's Union
Belmont
F. L. Preston Co
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