Society notes on Southeast District federation meeting and social events
Athens society women returned from the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Southeast District conference in Portsmouth. Members listed include Mrs. Finsterwald, Mrs. Clark, Miss Finsterwald, Mrs. Dal ton, Miss Weiher, and Mrs. White among others. The district covers 13 counties and features Athens and Lancaster city federations. A dinner and Standard Bearer Society meeting occurred in Athens, with talks by Alphia Miller and Grace Shotwell, plus notes on a Cincinnati wedding and local visits.
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Athens
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Portsmouth
John Finsterwald
City Federation
C. O. Clark
Current
J. R. Harvey
Progressive Literary Club
Higley
Delle Finsterwald
R. A. Dalton
Hobson Study Circle
Amy Weihr
E. Dpd. Sayre
Palms Club
D. C. Snow
Sayre Study Circle
C. W. Fink
Lydia Lash Evans
Standard Bearer Society
Marcella Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Virginia Larimer
Elizabeth Hughes
Alphia Miller
Africa
Grace Shotwell
Burma
Columbus
J. L. Pickering
T. R. Biddle
Forsyth
Cincinnati
Virginia Davis
Sidney Barnes Hosmer
Davis
T. J. Davis
J. D. Brown
Christ Church
Sheep Do Not Take Machine Rides Leads to Arrest of Three Circle Hill Men
Marshal Burk Witham in Circle Hill arrested Howard Sayers, Harley Schoonover, and Low Bay after noticing two men with sheep in a car. The trio confessed to stealing sheep from a Bartlett farm and goods from Jonas's home, with the loot later recovered in Marietta.
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Marshal Burk Witham
Chauncey
Circle Hill
Howard Sayers
Harley Schoonover
Low Bay
Marshal Witham
Circle UI
Jonas
Omeone
William Williams
Harry Dalton
Wayne Wingett
Athens
Schoonover
Bay
Bartlett
Marietta
Sportsmanship Not Just Amateurs Says Carnegie Leader
Howard J. Savage of the Carnegie Foundation challenges the idea that sportsmanship is only an amateur virtue. He argues some college coaching proselyting harms ethics, noting ongoing secrecy and hypocrisy. He cites figures including Bill Roper, T A D Jones, Arnold Horween, Gene Tunney, Christy Mathewson, Walter Camp, and Walter Johnson among those with notable sportsmanship.
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New York
U.P
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation
Sportsmanship
Savage
New York Giants
Walter Camp
William Haynes
Charles Lindbergh
Walter Johnson
Mana
Annual inspection of Mrs John Ellis Wool Tent DU V
The Mrs John Ellis Wool Tent Daughters of Union Veterans held their annual inspection Thursday evening at the K of P Hall with strong turnout despite bad weather. Mary Woodruff of Crooksville served as inspecting officer in place of absent deputy Florence Millis. A pot luck supper followed and the group emphasized patriotism and growth, with new tents forming across the state including Athens Nelsonville and Giouster.
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John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
K. of P. Hall
Mary Woodruff
Crooksville
Florence Millis
Zanesville
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Giouster
Sportsmanship and amateur status in American college athletics
Dr Savage argues that amateur status is not exclusive to amateurs and cites professional sportsmen like George Ger of the Washington Senators and Jack Combs to claim that subsidization of college athletes darkens national sportsmanship. He notes that about one in seven college athletes nationwide receive subsidies.
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Ger
Washington Senators
Jack Combs
Philadelphia Athletics
Savage
River Swells After Rain With Near Flood Stage
Rain over the last two days drove the Hocking river to near flood level. The river climbed from 6.8 to 18.85 feet after about an inch of precipitation, still rising Friday. Flood stage is 17 feet. some routes were briefly inundated but all roads into Athens were passable.
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Hocking River
Weather Bureau
Athens
Rock Bridge
Sugar Grove
Glouster
Revival Services At Kree Methodist Church
The Kree Methodist Church on Campbell Street begins a series of revival services led by pastor Rev. Joel H. Webb and his wife from Buffalo New York. Mrs Webb will direct singing and the Rev Webb brings evangelistic experience. Services start at 7 15 each night except Saturdays.
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Kree Methodist Church
Campbell Street
Joel H. Webb
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio University Kicks Off Health Week Contests
Preliminary exams begin on campus for Good Health Week with clinics and posture tests led by Miss Dorothy Beise and C D Giauque. Students, dorms, and organizations may enter two candidates with events at the Women's and Men's Gyms and various campus stations.
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Ohio University
Dorothy Beise
C.D. Giauque
Department of Physical Education
Vmnasns
Martha Ranosdell
George Stanford
Athens
George Lockman
Platina
Marian Fluke
Harold Khyans
C. Robingon
Fudge
Giauque
George Seedhouse
Sophia Eitkan
Othet Roderick
Walter Bates
Sisters Charged With Tamping Ballots in Crestline
Mrs Edna Nelson and her sister Mrs Hien nore Blare of Crestline are held for trial in Crawford County Common Pleas Court on charges of tamp ering with ballots. Judge J Waltter Wright set trial for December 12 with joint arraignment on the secret indictment returned by the grand jury.
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Bucyrus
Edna Nelson
Hiennore Blare
Crestline
J. Waltter Wright
Common Pleas
Crawford County
Building Contracts Seen Rising With Interest Rates Drop
Experts say U S public and private construction will surge as money supplies free up and interest rates ease. Analysts like Thomas S B Matden of FW Dodge Corp expect a sharp rise in new starts next year, with estimated volumes reaching into the billions of dollars.
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Hi Pd
United States
Priae
FW. Dodge Corp
Totted
Hlotden
Costly Vote Ports Most H. M. Vv. Montgomery
A voter was found to have cast a ballot while under age and faces a six month service term for the offense. The incident centers on Montgomery and the complaint alleges an unlawful vote casting by the minor.
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Montgomery
Prescription for Colds and Malaria Mentioned in Ad
An OCR fragment references a remedy for colds grippe flu dengue billous fever and malaria. The text appears as an advertisement or medical note, noting a speedy remedy but without full details or source.
Death by carbon monoxide in Cincinnati garage case
Carbon monoxide fumes killed Laula BR. F. Kenner a 27 year old attorney in his garage during the night in Cincinnati authorities investigated as a fatal accident.
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Cincinnati
Laula
BR. F. Kenner
American Locomotive VP Farrell Dies in Subway
Farrell 43 vice president of the American Locomotive Company died suddenly on a New York subway train. He resided at 277 Park Avenue.
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New York
Farrell
American Locomotive Company
Park Avenue
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Holzer Hospital
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