Eastern Star officers elected in Athens chapter
Athens chapter 175 Order of Eastern Star named officers for the coming year at its meeting. List includes Worthy Matron Mrs Irene Olson, Worthy Patron Mr Charles Cornwell, Associate Matron Mrs Alma Hudson, Secretary Mrs Emma Palmer, Treasurer Mrs Flossie Kilton, Conductress Mrs Leah Featherston, Associate Conductress Mrs Jessie Drake, Trustee Mr James A Palmer.
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Eastern Star
Athens
Order of Eastern Star
Worthy
Irene Olson
Worthy Ptaron
Charles Cornwell
Alma Hudson
Emma Palmer
Flossie Kiltan
Leah Featherston
Jessie Drake
James A. Palmer
Dinner hosts include Chevelier Merritt Watkins and Adams
Mr and Mrs Fred Chevelier of 9 Foster place entertain at Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs James Merritt from Youngstown Mrs Josephine Watkins and son Ralph of Columbia avenue and Mr Phon Adams and Mr George Paul of this city.
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Fred Chevelier
Foster Place
James Merritt
Youngstown
Josephine Watkins
Ralph
Columbia Avenue
Phon Adams
George Paul
U C D Club Meeting Postponed After Death of Mr Addison Fryburger
The U C D club meeting has been postponed due to the death of Mr Addison Fryburger. Mrs H D Mirick of Washington arrived yesterday noon to visit her sisters Mabel and Bertha Brown.
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Addison Fryburger
H. D. Mirick
Washington, D. C
Mabel
Bertha Brown
Birth of Fred Preston Clements in Hatboro
Fred Preston Clements was born Monday November 9 at Sheltering Arms hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W I Clements of Hatboro Pa. Jane Dew, the infant’s mother, and the older son are visiting grandparents at 34 South College Street. Mrs Clements mother Mrs Harry Bartlett of Toledo arrived to spend time.
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Fred Preston Clements
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. I. Clements
Jane Dew
Hatboro
Birth of Charles Edward Jennings in Marietta
Mr and Mrs Edward M Jennings of Marietta announce the birth of a son Charles Edward on Monday November 9 at Tremont Hospital in Marietta.
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Edward M. Jennings
Marietta
Charles Edward
Tremont Hospital
Mrs. T. W. Craig Hosts Bridge Club Afternoon
Mrs. T. W. Craig of 101 South Court Street will entertain her bridge club at 2 30 Thursday afternoon with a social gathering and games planned.
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T. W. Craig
South Court Street
Miss Elizabeth B P Conklin Visits Washington D C
Miss Elizabeth B P Conklin is in Washington D C for a few days and stays at the Grace Dodge hotel.
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Elizabeth B. P. Conklin
Washington, D. C
Grace Dodge Hotel
Chauncey and Dover Honor New Officers Tonight
Chauncey Nov ten There will be a celebration at the Knights of Pythias hall Thursday evening November 12 in honor of the newly elected officers of the village of Chauncey and of Dover township Buffet lunch and a dance will accompany the event Lawson orchestra will supply music Committee invites everyone who helped make the election a sweeping success There are no charges for the celebration Mr and Mrs A M Truitt are hosting their son in law and daughter Lurene Wade Mrs Wade visited Millfield and Columbus on route home Mr and Mrs J R Wade hosted Mr and Mrs H E Kramer of Columbus at their Millfield home on Sunday
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Chauncey
Knights of Pythias
A. M. Truitt
Lurene Wade
Local Carpenter in Florida Finds Good Job and Climate
Chauncey resident John W. Mourn reports from Fort Lauderdale that he secured a good position and enjoys the climate. He notes John Smith from Chauncey, who moved to Florida with him, plans to reenter the restaurant business soon. Food prices like eggs at 90 cents a dozen and milk at 35 cents a quart are higher there.
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Chauncey
John W. Mourn
Chauncey Carpenter
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
T. D. Schoonover
Mourn
John Smith
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Sweeney in Chauncey
Mrs Charlie Sweeney was surprised with a masked party at her West Converse street home on Saturday evening. Guests included multiple couples and family members with games music and a refreshment course.
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Chauncey
Charlie Sweeney
West Converse Street
Harry Schoonover
C. B. Close
James Goldsworthy
Burk Witham
Robert Warner
Dale
Garfield Grimes
J. E. Syx
Lillie Boling
George Nicholson
Lena Cunningham
Lee Schoonover
Luther Cruikshank
Arthur Smith
Howard Brown
William Collins
Grace Smith
Margaret Harvey
Wilma Palmer
Ona May Sweeney
Charlie Brown
C. P. Sweeney
Entertain Guests At The Plain Home
Chauncey November 16. Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott and Mrs Lucy Surgeon hosted Sunday guests at The Plain home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pat Moore and daughter Evelyn of Athens, Mr and Mrs Earl Linscott and two children, and Miss Dorothy McNamee of Elsonville.
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Chauncey
Floyd Linscott
Lucy Surgeon
the Plain
Pat Moore
Evelyn
Athens
Earl Linscott
Dorothy McNamee
Elsonville
Millfield Personal Notices Brief Return of Mrs Wade
Mrs. J. R. Wade returned to her Millfield home Saturday after a few days visit in Cleveland.
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Millfield
J. R. Wade
Cleveland
The Plains Personal News Roundup
Miss Jennie Finney and Harry Risley of Athens visited The Plains over Sunday with Harrison Davis and his wife. Ralph Miller of Columbus and Miss Grace Williams of Murray City joined Grace Williams’s relatives Earl and Hester Shrieves. Mrs. Harry Wallace of The Plains visited Nelsonville friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier and Kenneth Ison of Logan were weekend guests of Clarence McDonald and wife.
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the Plains
Jennie Finney
Harry Risley
Athens
Harrison Davis
Ralph Miller
Columbus
Grace Williams
Murray City
Earl Shrieves
Harry Wallace
Nelsonville
John Frazier
Ison Kenneth
Logan
Clarence McDonald
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs West at Hocking
Chauncey November 10. Mr and Mrs S A West hosted a dinner Sunday at their Hocking home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Hennessy of Midd leport, Monday West of Pom eroy, and Mr and Mrs Rex Ackley and family of The Plains.
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Chauncey
S. A. West
Hocking
Henry Hennessy
Middleport
Pomeroy
Rex Ackley
the Plains
Chauncey Couple Enjoy California Winter Climate
A card from Clarence Morris of Chauncey says he and Mrs. Morris are spending winter in California enjoying the sunshine. Morris once ran a Chauncey dairy farm and, after marrying Mildred Rivers, now resides at Watts near Los Angeles.
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Chauncey
Clarence Morris
Morris
California
Mildred Rivers
Watts
Los Angeles
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey residents host and visit relatives over the weekend. George Barber and family from Carbondale and Blanche Canter from Chauncey joined Asa and Mrs. Canter in welcoming guests. Lucy Totman of Athens stayed with Charles and Mrs. Ogg on East Converse Street. Margaret Potter accompanied W. J. Potter visiting family in Chauncey after Murray City trip. Jack Branham of Columbus spent the weekend with Leander and Mrs. Martin.
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Chauncey
George Barber
Carbondale
Blanche Canter
Asa Canter
Lucy Totman
Athens
Charles Ogg
East Converse Street
W. J. Potter
Margaret Potter
Murray City
McLaughlin
Jack Branham
Columbus
Leander Martin
Millfield School to Observe Armistice Day Program
Millfield school will observe Armistice Day with a program on Wednesday at 1 o clock. A sale of candies and other dainties will precede the program and all patrons of the school and the public are invited.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Mission Service Tonight at Church of the Good Shepherd
Mission service at the Church of the Good Shepherd located at State and Carpenter streets begins at 7 30 o clock this evening.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
State and
Carpenter Streets
Mrs J J Crumley Dies in Indiana
Mrs Amanda Irons Crumley of 176 Mill Street Athens died of heart failure October 29 in Union City Indiana. She was a temperance activist and a longtime W C T U organizer. She leaves her mother Martha B Irons 89 her husband a state forester and two children Martha Mildred a psychologist in Columbus and John Foster Crumley in business at Logan.
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Amanda Irons Crumley
Mill Street
Athens
UnionCity
Ind
University of Chicago
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wife files suit for divorce after alleged repeated abuse
Mrs. Charles Sephfus petitions Common Pleas for divorce from her husband of Bern township. She alleges repeated fists and a club beating since 1895 and that in April 1920 he drove the family away and refuses support. Court grants restraining order pending action. The couple owns seven acres in Bern township, stock and implements valued at 1200, with risk he may sell assets.
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Charles Sephfus
Bern Township
Common Pleas
Sephfus
Sephius
Trial Admits Bride Had Colored Blood In Rhinelander Case
In White Plains New York on November 10 counsel for Alice Rhine lander admitted in court that his client had colored blood. The disclosure came during opening statements in Leonard Kip Rhinelander’s suit to annul their marriage on grounds she concealed her Negro origin. The admission followed a conference of attorneys and Justice Marschauser to simplify matters.
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White Plains
N. Y
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Lee Parsons Davis
Ashland faces major police council shakeup
Ashland Kentucky council voted to discharge Chief of Police W P Gainey and twenty-five other department members in a move that has left the police force at thirty officers in a state of serious mixup amid tense differences with city authorities.
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Ashland
Jetty Council
W. P. Gainey l
Chest Dive Begins in Columbus Fund Drive
Solicitors in the Columbus Community Chest drive began their second day with a goal of 630177 to be raised within the week. Monday pledges totaled 82102 as the campaign seeks broad local support.
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Columbus
Farmers Institute at New Marshfield Opens Friday
The New Marshfield Farmers Institute starts Friday at 9:30 AM in the New Marshfield Christian Church. Farm Agent T. J. Johnson announces that the opening session will be led by local children, with speakers W. Moore of Dayton and Mrs. C. R. Milner of Pickerington addressing horticulture and child care for mothers.
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Marshfield Farmers Institute
T. J. Johnson
W. Moore
Dayton
C. R. Milner
Pickerington
Ohio
Moore
Milner
Milner Will Give Special Talks To the Lmothers
New Marshfield
State civil service plans November exams for 17 positions
The state civil service commission will conduct examinations on November 24 and 26 for 17 different positions in the state service. An official bulletin lists all exams, duties, and candidate qualifications.
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State Civil Service Commission
Commission
Real prohibition campaign confronts German nation now
Berlin November 10 Germany faces a real drive for prohibition as a Reichstag bill for local option is introduced by dry advocates. The measure, likely to be debated in December, marks a shift from prior ridicule to serious consideration of banning alcohol. Conservative leaders now acknowledge the issue deserves full discussion.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Cleveland youths confess to robberies after chase at Madison and Rocky River
Two Cleveland youths said to have confessed to many robberies were arrested early today after a long pursuit along Madison avenue and Rocky River. A companion escaped by leaping a 70 foot embankment as shots were fired by pursuing officers.
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Cleveland
Madison Avenue
Rocky River
Homemade Pinex cough remedy touted as quick relief
An old home made cough remedy recipe uses 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or alternatives to yield a pint of cough medicine. It claims to loosen phlegm, stop throat tickle, and soothe irritated membranes with fast, lasting relief. The ad promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norwegian pine extract and warns against imitations. The Pinex Co. of Wayne, Indiana backs the product with a money back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ayne, Ind
2 SICK WOMEN REGAIN HEALTH
Valdosta Georgia woman states severe female weakness and intestinal pain improved after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. A second patient from Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from back and side swelling and nervous condition after trying the product.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Irs
L.O. Dasner
R.F.D
Labor Anxious Over Tariff and Debt Negotiations
The piece argues tariff policy raises living costs while unions and Republican leaders claim benefits. It notes AFL warnings, bankers favor canceling war debts, and Italy France terms shaping debt settlement. Italy may get lenient terms, France may demand similar concessions, affecting the American debt funding plan.
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American Federation of Labor
America
Italy
France
American Debt Funding Commission
Property of church sold at sheriff sale confirms transfer
The Lookout Methodist Protestant church property sold at sheriff's sale for 568.98 with 609.02 to be turned over to officers of the New Marshfield quarterly conference. Lee township rural school district purchased the property, per a Common Pleas court journal entry.
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Lookout Methodist Protestant
New Marshfield Quarterly Conference
Common Pleas Court
Lee Township
Barbers Face Union Tensions Over Non Union Shop
The text describes friction between a barbers' organization and a rival non union shop. It notes wage goals, Sunday work, and concerns about unfair competition. Union members argue non union operations threaten fair wages and labor standards.
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Essager
Athens
Lofon
Barbers’ Union
Barbers’ Organisation
American Federation of Labor
Harmless Aspirin Gargle Guidance For Sore Throat
Instructions advise dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four spoonfuls of water to gargle for sore throat or tonsillitis. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, available in tin boxes of twelve tablets for a few cents, and repeat every two hours if needed.
Symphony Orchestra Season Opens in Columbus Nov. 16
Music lovers in Athens learn the Symphony Club of Central Ohio will present four major concerts and three children's matinees in Columbus with the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Nikolai Sokoloff. Soloists Edward Johnson and Georges Enesco highlighted. Reservations via Mrs. Biddle.
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Athens
Columbus
Symphony Club of
Central Ohio
Buckeye Capital
Cleveland Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Thomas R. Diddle
Symphony Club
Biddle
Edward Johnson
America
Metropolitan Opera Co
Georges Enesco
Johnson
Enesco
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