Musical Sorority Program and Higley Circle Event
The Ohio University Beta Pi Omega sorority held its monthly program at Mrs. Monroe F Brown's home with lists of performances by Gertrude Morgan Heney Laverty Corinne Crossen Lois Cecil Lydia Mooney Bernadine Shank Lenore Morgan and Gertrude Morgan Hazel Wallace. Higley Circle staged a Colonial and Chinese themed surprise program under Mrs Jennie O Dell with various skits humorous readings and musical numbers. Attendees from Athens and Goodhope attended the funeral of Mr Stanley Baird in Nelsonville and other local notes include Mrs Ethel L Rees's return and ongoing society activities at First M E church.
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Beta Pi Omega
Ohio University
Monroe F. Brown
Val Davis
Weat Union Street
Vicen
Gertrude Morgan
Heney Laverty
Corinne Crossen
Lois Cecil
Lydia Mooney
Bernadine Shank
Lenore Morgan
Hazel Wallace
Higley Circle
Higley Study Circle
Jennie O'Dell
Lindsey Hall
O'Dell
S. M. Haffey
S. E. G. Pedigo
E. L. Miller
Russell Rupp
Lulu Wilkes
S. E. G. Pedizo
C. H. Horn
Anuric Promises Kidney Relief Says Columbus Ad
A Columbus advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Anuric for kidney and backache issues. It claims rapid relief from congested kidneys and bladder weakness, citing Monford Sagle of 447 N Rich St as a user and urging readers to write for free medical advice.
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Doctor Pierce
Mr. Slagle
Columbus
Ohio
N. Rich St
Dr. Peirce
Pres
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Centering Responsibility for Results in Glasses
Our tests of vision show with mathematical accuracy the correction required in glasses. The prescription is filled in our grinding plant under the supervision of our Optometrists, and the finished lenses checked carefully with the prescription. The glasses are adjusted and fitted to the features. We assume full responsibility for results and guarantee satisfaction.
Wedded in California Miss Dorothy Dent and Willard Williams
Dorothy Dent daughter of Mrs Lovey Dent now in California and Willard Williams of Nelsonville were married at Highland. The noon wedding at Mr and Mrs James R Patterson home featured pink and green decor. Rev S Phillips officiated, Mercer wore gray moire with old rose accents, and a Cecil Bruner bouquet. The couple planned a Manhattan Beach home for at least a year.
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Dorothy Dent
Lovey Dent
Athens
California
Wilard Williams
Nelsonville
Highland, Olober
James R. Patterson
Dent
Highland Methodist Episcopal Church
Cecil Bruner
Manhattan Beach
Mildred Elizabeth Fulton Weds Gordon Liggett in Pomeroy
Mrs. Sadie Fulton of 13 North McKinley announces the marriage of her daughter Mildred Elizabeth to Gordon Liggett son of Walter Liggett of Columbus. The couple traveled to Pomeroy on Wednesday November 15 and were married by Rev. B. F. Timmons. They reside at 13 North McKinley Avenue.
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Sadie Fulton
North
Mce-Kinley Avenue
Mildred Elizabeth
Gordon Liggett
Walter Liggett
Columbus
Pomeroy
B. F. Timmons
Church of God In
Athens
Charles Ewing
Brown Avenue
Lola Ewing
Leo Nelson
Seldon Nelson
Stewart Sr
Marie Nikschke
Akron
Congress Street
Trousers Find Favor With Boston Police Officials
Boston authorities say women may wear trousers if properly cut as the trouser craze spreads from New York. Deputy Superintendent Thomas E. Evans stated officials are not concerned with attire as long as clothing is properly tailored.
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Boston
Thomas E. Evans
New York
Ross Improves Bean Processing With New Wringer
Wellington Colorado notices C M Ross using a bean wringer to quickly remove beans from pods. He previously husked fifty bushels by hand and shelled two hundred bushels using the new device described as efficient and smooth.
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Wellington, CO
C. M. Ross
Ross
Want Queens town a Port of Call Again
The Free State government seeks to restore Queenstown as a port of call for great cross Atlantic liners. Since 1915 liners have abandoned Queenstown forcing Irish Americans to go to Cherbourg and back to Southampton and then to Dublin, adding more than 48 hours of travel for visitors to Ireland.
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Dublin
Free State
Queenstown
Cherbourg
Southampton
Ireland
Eastern Star elects Marshfield officers for coming year
New Marshfield Eastern Star Chapter held a regular meeting Tuesday evening and elected Nancy Collins W M Fred Hood lit Clara McKibben asso ciation Emma Wilson secretary Edith Brewer treasurer Lena Whitlock conductress Susan Baughman chaplain Joanna Rho rick marshall Daisy Hoodilet Ada Elina Young Ruth Marie Town send Esther Goldie Carman Martha Emma Brewer Electa Nora Withers Warder and Charles Walk er Sentinal. local notes mention visits and upcoming meetings with Rev Wattering to start M P church series in Bates.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Nancy Collins
W. M
Fred Hoodlit
W. P
Clara McKibben
Association
Emma Wilson
Edith Brewer
Lena Whitlock
Susan Baughman
Joanna Rhorick
Marshall
Daisy Hoodilet
Ada Elina Young
Ruth
Marie Townsend
Esther
Goldie Carman
Martha
Emma Brewer
Electa
Nora Withers
Warder
Charles Walker
Sentinal
Floyd Beverage
Betty
Nelsonville
Porterfield
Mt. Vernon
J. J. Henry
Athens
W. M. Dixon
R. H. Dow
Columbus
Rose Sanders
H. J. Sanders
Cc. C. Pierce
Flushing
Christina Pierce
Wattering
M. P. Church
Bates
Guy Burkett
Harry Bowlster
Mineral
Chauncey Family Guests Visit Kin in Ohio Trip
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Earl Buckley and daughters Mabel and Pauline traveled last Saturday to Zanesville then East Fultonham to visit Mrs C E Dennis and family. On return they stopped in Crooksville to see Buckley relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Newlin. George Weisel, Wellston native working at Bailey Run mine, just returned from Waco Texas after his father Phillip Wetzel died there. Mrs Downard of Mulga attended funeral of her granddaughter. Plummer Adams announces birth of a son at Hamley Run this week.
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Earl Buckley
Mabel
Pauline
City
Zanesville
East Fultonham
Ohio
C. E. Dennis
Crooksville
George Weisel
Wellston
Chauncey
Bailey Run
Waco
Texas
Phillip Wetzel
Mr. Wetzel
Clifford Downard
Mulga
Wetzel
Downard
Mrs. Plummer
Adams
Hamley Run
McGinleys Visit Relatives Across States
Mr and Mrs John McGinley traveled from Chauncey to Lexington Avenue to visit Mrs L L Sweazy and family and Mr and Mrs John Sweazy. They had previously spent several weeks in Lafayette Colorado and then proceeded to Strattaville Ohio for further family visits.
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John McGinley
Chauncey
L. L. Sweazy
John Sweazy
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. McGinley
Lafayette
Colorado
Strattaville
Ohio
Local women attend weekend party at Millfield hosts
Miss Dorothy Nida, Miss Margaret Potter and Miss Kathryn Ryan, all of this city, attended a weekend gathering in Millfield at the home of Miss Clara Bell and Miss Freda Omen. They returned home on Chauncey Monday morning.
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Dorothy Nida
Margaret Potter
Kathryn Ryan
Millfield
Clara Bell
Freda Omen
Chauncey
Social evening at Miss Mildred Lands home
Miss Mildred Lands hosted friends north of the city on Saturday with candy making dancing and music. Guests included Miss Fl la Grimes Miss Christine Courtney and Messrs Ralph Brown Allen Riley Jr Ross Gandee William Hines who has been reported quite ill at his city home for several days.
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Mildred Lands
City
Flla Grimes
Christine Courtney
Ralph Brown
Allen Riley, Jr
Ross Gandee
William Hines
Sterling Construction Company
Akron
Trimble Township
Corning Glouster
Boone County
W. Va
T. M. Hatch
Charleston
West Virginia
Huntington
Magic City Lodge
Marceline Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Wom en's Class of Chauncey Church Meets at May Avenue
Mrs. Charles H. Headley hosted the Women's Class gathering at her May Avenue home. The event had strong attendance with a defined business session led by Mrs. Clarence Butts and a program directed by Mrs. Guy Gardner. Participants included Mrs. H. D. Jackson, Mrs. L. W. Spayd, Mrs. Guy Brookins, and Mrs. G. H. Nye. Luncheon followed during the social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bingman and three children of Glouster were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Daugherty.
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Charles H. Headley
Chauncey Christian Church
May Avenue
Clarence Butts
Guy Gardner
D. Jackson
L. W. Spayd
Guy Brookins
G. H. Nye
Clarence Bingman
Glouster
Ed M. Daugherty
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Campaign Promises Quick Relief
An old style advertisement from E. Lawrence & Co promises fast painless removal of hard or soft corns with drops of Gets-It. The copy claims the corn dries away to a single dead shard and is discarded, noting the product costs a trifling amount and is guaranteed. It mentions manufacturers in Chicago and local pharmacies in Athens and Gibson's Pharmacy.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Mfr
Chicago
Athens
E. FR Lash
Cline
Gibson's Pharmacy
Etiquette Rules for Attending Theater and Orchestra
The passage instructs audience behavior in theaters and orchestras. It covers politely asking a guest to remove her hat, waiting for the first motif as a cue for quiet, avoiding disruption if arriving late, and not rustling programs. It emphasizes maintaining order and minimizing noise during performances.
Robbery Near Officers in Manhattan Sparking Alarm
Six thieves entered Louis Kramer's jewelry store near a police officer in duty in Hoboken New Jersey. They seized the proprietor and looted $15,000 in gems from display windows while passersby misread them as store staff.
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Hoboken
N. J
Louis Kramer
Patent remedy promises growth in sales and health claims
An advertisement touts a tonic sold broadly to increase circulation, stimulate the liver, and ward off flu, grippe, and pneumonia. The pitch emphasizes widespread availability and health benefits, referencing general medical effects and a broad consumer audience.
Wanamaker Speaks on Lincoln at Athens Chamber Luncheon
Judge K M Wanamaker of the Ohio Supreme Court delivered a wide ranging noon lecture to a large Athens Chamber of Commerce audience on "A New Side of Lincoln The Inside." He outlined seven moral and intellectual “mills” shaping Lincoln and emphasized democratic ideals and practical applications for daily life.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
K M. Wanamaker
Oho Supreme Court
Lincoln
Judge Wanamaker
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Milling Co. Ltd
Wanamaker
Court of Conscience
Christ
Lincoln Douglas
United States
Thomas Jefferson
America
Keemetery
Athens High School
Father and son to serve together on Lorain County courts
Elyria reports Lorain County will see A. R. Webber elected common pleas court judge while his son Lawrence H. Webber is reelected county prosecuting attorney. The two Webbers will hold concurrent roles in the same county judicial system.
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Elyria
Lorain County
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence H. Webber
Oldest Lorain Resident Susanna Gawn Dies at 97
Susanna Gawn 97 Lorain county's oldest resident died at her North Ridge home. Believed to be Lorain's first school teacher when the area was Charleston, she witnessed the early history of the city.
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Elyria
Susanna Gawn
Lorain County
Lorain
Charleston
North Ridge
Scrymgeour Defeats Churchill in Dundee Parliament Race
In Dundee Scotland on November 18 Scrymgeour a prohibitionist defeats former Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill in the parliamentary election. Scrymgeour becomes the first prohibitionist member of parliament.
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Dundee
Scotland
Scrymgeour
Winston Churchill
What Every Expectant Mother Should Know
A vintage testimonial endorses Mother’s Friend for expectant mothers. Mia Laura Hendrix claims multiple successful pregnancies and urges use before delivery. The maker, Bradfield Revulator Co, promotes the externally applied product as safe, non narcotic, and widely available through drug stores.
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Mia
Laura Hendrix
Racement
Okla
Bradfield Revulator Co
Atlanta
Marcel Declares Bobbed Hair Doomed in London Show
London exhibition displays new trends as Marcel wave pioneer predicts the bob will be replaced. Central hair parting with smooth crown and curling clusters hides the ears while silken wigs in blue and green colors gain popularity.
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London
M. Marcel
Marcel
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