Luncheon and society notes at Colonial and city clubs
Varsity O girls held a luncheon at the Colonial with Miss Margaret War ner Brenton N J Miss Ruth Thomas Cheshire and two new members elect ed at the meeting. Pallas club entertained Mrs. F D Forsyth and held program led by Mrs M E Twiss with reports on district meetings and literary works. Numerous visits and gatherings across Athens Buckhannon Circleville and Columbus noted along with upcoming meetings and club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Margaret Warner Brenton
N. J
Ruth Thomas
Cheshire
Harriett Rogers
Pallas Club
F. D. Forsyth
East State Street
W. A. Matheny
M. E. Twiss
Clara Weiher
Circleville
W. I. Copeland
Joan Galsworthy
A. O. Sloane
Letter Golf This Isn t So Easy Puzzle Rules
A reader explains letter golf where you change one word to another in par by altering one letter at a time. Each intermediate must be a valid common word, with letters staying in place. A sample change from COW to HEN is COW, HOW, HEW, HEN.
MELLO GLO Powder Promises Shine-Free Finish
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder by The D. Zenner Co claims it reduces shine, preserves a youthful complexion, and lasts longer. The copy touts purity and quality with a peachy skin look and mentions a box of MELLO GLO Mace Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Co
Heals Old Sores With Peter son Ointment Ad
An advertisement touts Peter sons Ointment for eczema rashes pimply skin and chafing claiming it heals old sores widely. Peterson endorses the product and notes its mighty healing power. Sold by druggists for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Grange delegates head to Cleveland for national meeting
Local Grange representatives L. H. Efaw and Phil Bri ley depart for Cleveland to attend the national Grange gathering. County members plan to join Friday for seventh degree work in a class of about 9,000, with Efaw calling the event one of Ohio's greatest agricultural meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
L. H. Efaw
Phil Briley
Cleveland
National Grange
Ohio
Efaw
Fire sweeps two Newport buildings trapping three
A fire in Newport Kentucky trapped three people today with two of them in critical condition. The blaze affected two adjacent buildings in Cincinnati area suburb, with authorities working to evacuate residents and contain the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newport
Threatening Days Confront World Says Coulter at First M E
The Rev C M Coulter told First M E church on Forgive Us Our Trespasses that the world is sinful and diseased and needs forgiveness. He argued Christ’s healing power offers hope amid future dangers and cautioned against relying on modern psychology for cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mr. Coulter
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Protests parole of Mansfield hold‑up shooting convict
Safety Director Edwin D Barry protested to the Ohio parole board against releasing John Levanovich from Mansfield Reformatory where he is serving a term for shooting Patrolman Harry Dudley during a hold up here on November 11, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Navy
Edwin D. Barry
Ohio Board of Clemency
John Levanovich
Mansfield Reformatory
Harry Dudley
Unselfishness and Courage Impress All, Says Reverend Wilcox
The Athens Presbyterian preacher declares in a Sunday sermon that courage and self sacrifice in Christ surpass mere moral reform. He argues Christ’s cross represents a perpetual spirit binding people and ages, shaping humanity and civilization through sixteen centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
Christ
Jesus Christ
Wilcox
Calvary
Chicago arrests for street fight by Cole and Fuell
Chicago report states H. CC. Cole and James Fuell were arrested after a street quarrel. Details of date and location not provided. Police meter and disposition are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. CC. Cole
James Fuell
Morris Auto Struck by Train at Glouster
In Glouster on November 14 Elmer C. Morris his wife and daughter Bernice escaped serious injury when their car was struck by a northbound passenger train at the Sanders crossing just north of Millfield. The auto suffered heavy damage but the family sustained only bruises. The crash occurred shortly before 3 PM as a vehicle crossed in front of them and missed being struck by inches. The Morris party were later brought to town for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Elmer C. Morris
Bernice
Sanders Crossing
Millfield
Morris
Mr. Morris
Musterole Cold Tablets advertised for head colds
An advertisement urges Nip Head Colds in the Bud with Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets. It claims to remove congestion and drive out infection, stopping bad colds quickly. The product is a laxative used to relieve muscular pains and chest colds, priced at 35 cents in all druggists.
Machine Brought In For Repairs In Afternoon
An unspecified machine was brought to the location in the afternoon for repair. The report notes the time of day but lacks further details about the machine, owner, or outcome of the repair.
Locals to Meet Glouster at Modoc Mine 281
Locals to meet Glouster at Modoc Mine 281 Tuesday at 1 PM. Notice signed by William Southard Sol Crew and Carl Pickering. Other locals plan meetings this week to discuss several matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Modoc
William Southard
Sol Crew
Carl Pickering
Meeting of Chickamauga tribe to discuss lodge business
GLOUSTER Nov 14 Business of importance relating to the Red Men lodges in this city and in Jacksonville will be considered at a Chickamauga tribe meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Meeting of Glouster Post Chiefs held at Mrs Edwards home
The Glouster Post Chiefs club will convene tonight at the Jacksonville residence of Mrs Lizzie Edwards. The gathering was previously announced for last Monday and is proceeding as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mary Walker
North
Lancaster Street
Glouster Post Chiefs
Lizzie Edwards
Jacksonville
Becks of Bucyrus Visit Kinneys Before Winter Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Beck of Bucyrus stayed with Mr and Mrs Will Kinney at the end of the week as they head to New Mexico for Mrs Becks health. Mrs B W Kleinman returns to Cleveland from a city visit with Mr and Mrs S Kleinman and Phyllis Ruth Kleinman will spend a month in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucksand
Thomas Mulligan
Cannon
W. Va
Amanda
George S. Putnam
Zanesville
Buckhannon
Grant Bolin
Athens
Ohio
Magnetic Springs
Marion
Akron
Charles G. Bolin
Charles Beck
Bucyrus
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Columbus
W. V. Daggett
North High Street
Lon Kropp
Ft. Smith, Ark
Harvard
Ducgett
Kropp
Yale
Cambridge
Phil Zenner
Huntington
Henry Zenner
North College Street
J. E. Barker
Columbia Avenue
James Harley
Miss Dorothy Putnam
Gerald Vance
Washington D. H. High School
H. G. Vance
Millstreet
J. L. Foraker
E. B. Foraker
Dixie Fair
South Charleston
Nelle S’. Robinson
Phil Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Sayre
R. J. Studer
Nelle Pickering
Helen Leech
Ohio Classical Association
E. B. Smith
Elmwood Place
Parent-Teacher Association of the
East Side
O. C. Bird
Parent- Teacher Association
Oakland
Calif
Perry Jones
Perry Jones, Jr
Perry NT
Lima
Middleport
Jones, Jr
Pauline Schimpf
D. J. Schimpf
D. Zenner Rug and Drapery
Deisel
D. J. Winters
National Detective Agency
Clyde Hines
City
Charles Hines
Darwin
Lillian Kittle
Doris Giesecke
Elma Wood
J. L. Pickering
Bernice Moore
Virginia Larimer
Elizabeth
H. L. Atkinson
Ohio Council of Republican Women
R. C. Wilcox
Hilliards
Wade Bean
West State Street
Bean
Sitioinie
Slingluft’s Collegienne Shop
Coolville
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Coulter
Jersey
Athens Dry Gleaning Co
N. Court St
Rev
Merican Dry Cleaners
W. State ST
Musterole Company
Cleveland, O
Coles
Plymouth
Boss
FURNI
Ture Exchange
Liberty Bonds
the Security Savings Bank
Bill Gerrick
Swell
BY Taylor
Null
Luxe
John Erskine
Helen of Troy
Bextree
Court House
Union
Saving & Loan CO
Thircich
U.S. Pac of
Y Heaton
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