Delphian Society Sessions At Hotel Berry And Community News
Athene chapter of Delphian Society met at Hotel Berry with Mrs. L G Bean presiding. Songs by Mrs Bean and a discussion on drama as moral force followed. Multiple club meetings reported including Ladies’ Aid at Central Avenue M E Church and Maccabees Literary Play guest day at Mrs Charles Bardin’s home with prize contests and piano solos. Omega of Kappa Delta Pi hosted a forty cover dinner at Colonial in Ohio University, with Dr. Bryan and Monroe Vermillion presiding. Various visits, meetings, and a birth announcement complete the community update.
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Delphian Society
Hotel Berry
Athena Chapter
L. G. Bean
M. Haffey
P. G. Dowler
Margaret Lax
C. 2. Featherston
Mary Ward
Mary Kahler
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Avenue M. E. Church
D. L. Jones
Second Street
Maccenas
Charles Bardin
Central Avenue
Frank Dean
William Tom
Iris
Ohio University
Wade Bean
Omega
Kappa Delta Pi
E. B. Bryan
Omega Chapter
Doctor Bryan
Dear
T. C. McCracken
Monroe Vermillion
Elsie Zehrung
Irma E. Voigt
Elsie Zehring
Augusta Ginther
Oliver L Wood
U.S. Exports Radio Gear Reach Near $10 Million in 1925
News notes report 1925 radio apparatus exports approaching ten million dollars making the U S the leading foreign supplier with the United Kingdom as closest rival. Other items cover coal production records for late October, immigrant Americanization steamship Leviathan, a fatal squash fever linked to a party, a navy commander’s lost watch found in Manila, falling apple prices abroad, and Knights of Pythias activities in Athens plus district meetings and a large class to be initiated in Gallipolis.
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United States
United Kingdom
Knights of Pythias of Athens Lodge No. 104
Gallipolis
Jank H. Cross
Curtis K. Williams
Columbus
Jackson Lodge
Athens
Athens Party
Castle Hall
Childrens Test Tone and Trivia From Today’s Page
A reader study page asks multiple choice style questions for children. Topics include grammar, geography, history, and science with last page answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Eubdas
Pietro
Miner killed in meeting fight at Mayfield
In Scranton Pennsylvania a meeting of 300 members of Local 1024 United Mine Workers at Mayfield ended in a gunfight. Miner Marko Reicz was shot and killed by an unidentified man amid tensions over contract work. Cheek details note two incidents including a separate British Communist speech case.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
Mayfield
Marko Reicz
Erie
New KOTEX Ad Promises Fresh Comfort Daily
An early 20th century advertisement extols KOTEX as a fresh confident option for daily wear. It claims five times the absorbency and deodorizing effect, ending fear of embarrassment. It notes easy disposal, no laundry, and low cost, urging purchase at drug or department stores.
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KOTEX
Divorce Granted to Adda Wolfe in Common Pleas Court
Adda m Wolfe was granted a divorce from Vance R Wolfe on cruelty charges. Care and custody of Opal May was awarded to the mother, while Howard Melvin’s custody went to the father. The defendant must pay $30 plus $12 monthly child support. marriage dated February 1, 1921.
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Addam Wolfe
Vance R. Wolfe
Common Pleas
Opal May
Howard Melvin
Athens Man Arrested Over Possession Of Loaded .32 Caliber
Charles T Pickering of Athens was arrested Sunday evening by Detective W A Henderson of the Wood County police on pistol toting charges. A loaded .32 caliber Colt was found in his possession after a search at Sixth and Avery. Irene Ator, Athens resident, is jailed as a material witness. Information came from a DOJ agent tracing potential federal violations, though no federal charge is planned.
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Charles T. Pickering
Athens
W. A. Hendershot
Wood County
Sixth
Avery
Irene Ator
Pickering
Department of Justice
Parkersburg
Dynamite Destroys Farmhouse in Crown City Area
In Gallipolis on November 10 a barn on Montie Collins farm near Crown City was demolished by dynamite and the Collins house partly wrecked. Collins wife and children were cut by flying glass as all windows shattered. Neighbors suspect a motive to “get even” over a dog poisoning. Bloodhounds failed to locate any trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montie Collins
Crown City
Here
Collins
All-Day Grange Session Planned for Amesville
Amesville announces an all day Grange gathering on Saturday. Morning sessions open at 10 o clock for members, followed by a basket dinner for members and families. The afternoon program starts at 1 30 o'clock with invited public participation.
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Amesville
The
Grange
Olive Tablets Featured as Gentle Liver Detox Remedy
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild herbal remedy to cleanse blood and bowels. It claims the tablets remove dark breath and dull skin, offering a safe alternative to calomel with no illness or pain after use.
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Edwards
Probate court orders turnover of estate assets in Athens
J S Sherrarg trustee and administrator by order of Judge Johnson to hand over assets of Fred L Alderman to William N Alderman and Sadie A Alderman. Assets include 20 shares Grayson Manufacturing 1 Marshfield State Bank 1000 O and O Fuel 121 Security Savings 323 Athens National 4 Forest Hill Oil and Fuel 1 500 Athens Country Club bond mortgage Phi Delta Theta 376 460 Grayson certificate of indebtedness Cadillac sedan and a diamond ring.
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J. S. Sherrarg
Athens National Bank
Fred L. Alderman
8. M. Johnson
William N. Alderman
Sadie A. Alderman
J. H. Grayson Manufacturing Company
Marshfield State Bank
O. & O. Fuel Company
Security Savings Bank
Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
Marriage licenses granted yesterday in probate court include Orland O Neal 21 laborer of Hebbardsville and Faye Matthews 27 daughter of Albany residents with Rev Howard Warner officiating Everett White 38 Albany postmaster and Ella R Woodyard 35 nearby Shade with Rev Howard Warner officiating Wilford M Hawkins 23 sailor of Athens and Mable Woodard 23 daughter of local residents as the second couple awaiting license.
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Orland O’neal
Charles O'Neal
Hebbardsville
Faye Matthews
Clarence Matthews
Albany
Howard Warner
Everett White
Ella R. Woodyard
Near Shade
Wilford M. Hawkins
Mede Hawkins
Athens
Mable Woodard
Mra
M. TL
Woodard and Nelsonville Wedding Justice Named
Justice of Peace Pearl W. Helwig was designated as the officiating officer for the ceremony involving Woodard of Nelsonville. The fragment indicates Helwig’s role in solemnizing the marriage.
Recognition Ceremony At Ohio University YWCA Tonight
A triangular ritual will be used in the YWCA recognition service at Ewing Hall tonight at seven. Members of the YWCA cabinet dressed in white will lead with candles providing light. The public is invited to attend.
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Ohio Unversity
Ewing Hall
Oliver Glaspy Still At Large After Ohio Penitentiary Escape
Columbus November 10. Search continued for Oliver Glaspy thirty two, the only convict at large from the Ohio penitentiary escape Monday. Glaspy was sentenced in Athens county for criminal attack to from three to twenty years. He has served over 14 years in Ohio prisons and is regarded as dangerously criminally insane. Searches across the district extended and completed without success.
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Columbus
Oliver Glaspy
Ohio Penitentiary
Glaspy
Athens County
Ohio
Temporary alimony awarded in Andrews divorce case
Marle E. Andrews received $60 temporary alimony from Common Pleas Court as Ira E. Andrews faces divorce proceedings. Divorce trial is scheduled for December 14.
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Marle E. Andrews
Ira E. Andrews
Common Pleas
Man Fined for Using Wrong License Truck Case
J. A. Wiseman was fined $25 and costs by Common Pleas court yesterday for operating a public truck with a license belonging to a federal truck on Court Street September 3.
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Chargta
Republic
Leenss
Oh Court Street
J. A.wiseman
Hill's All-In-One Cold Cure Sold Worldwide
A leading laboratory announces Hill's as a rapid cold remedy. It claims to end a cold in 24 hours with fever relief and digestion improvement, promising no ill effects and leaving users feeling better than before. The ad urges immediate purchase and implies wide, ongoing use.
Plea Affects Grand Jury Bond In October Case
A defendant named Wiseman pleaded not guilty as a Grand Jury met in October. Bond was fixed at $206. A similar charge related to Peart W. was withdrawn in court yesterday.
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Wiseman
Peart W
Mien
Burning Slaves In Manila Prompt Ancient Law Action
Nov 16 Manila report describes 14 year old peasant girl Teodora Bautista wounded by her mistress Agencil from an aristocratic lineage. Authorities invoke ancient law of superiors as the girl, after returning from market, was beaten and left severely injured. She fled, was found, and brought to general hospital for treatment.
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Manila
Teddora Bautista
Les
Teodor
Teodora
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Chili's League
Frank W. Cone
Franklin Avenue
Child's Conservation League
H. T. Phillips
Thomas E. Clark
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W. H. Radford
Pauline Cone
Cone
Pauline
Ruth Cone
Jennie Alexander
Roseville
T. H. McAdoo
Inez Alexander
South High Street
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Standing Army
C. D. Gist
Captain Gist
Honolulu
Minneapolis
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Charlies Cameron
North High Street
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City Building
Dorothy Barber
Majestic Theater
Piqua
Marguerite King
C. D. Duncan
Maplewood Drive
Charles Randolph
George Jourdan
Alexandria
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Strouds Run
Bureau of Mines
New York Harbor
Michigan
Department of the Navy
K. OF P
Utah
the Land
New York
Los
Ohio State University
Miner
Chesterfield, Eng
John L. Davis
Acme Dry Cleaners
Onion St
Adda Wolfe
Charles Pickering
Bank of Athens Bank
Federal Reserve
Bank of Athens National Bank
Ferguson
Messenger
Margerine
C. D. Shafer Co
Rogers
Jeweler
By Taylor
MR. Gunn
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