Brotherhood meeting at Presbyterian church draws 100 men
The first in a series of Brotherhood meetings at the Presbyterian church drew about one hundred men. A fine dinner by Mrs. George Dyson preceded Miss Mary Ness’s travel talk on Some Glimpses of Old Provence. J. P. Wood was elected president with Healey Maler as vice president and William M. Coe as secretary treasurer. Next gathering set for December 13 with Rev. Franklin P. Reinhold as speaker.
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Presbyterian Church
George Dyson
The
Friendly Society
Mary Ness
Provence
Brotherhood
Robinett
Skeletons Found Near Webster Site During Furnace Work
Workers installing an air furnace near Webster unearthed three or four skeletons. Nearby lay geome flints and arrowheads among crumbling hopes, indicating possible earlier habitation or burial remains at the site.
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Dayton
Webster
Good sweet Florida oranges at half a dollar per dozen
Advertisement notes Florida grown oranges priced at 50 cents per dozen. Juice buyers are invited to purchase fresh fruit at this bargain rate.
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Florida
Ohio State Airs Education Week Programs on WEAO
Ohio State University will broadcast daytime programs next week for American Education Week. WEAO will air talks from campus leaders on education in schools college life study and school costs with a musical interlude.
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Ohio State University
Athens County
WEAO
J. H. Nichols
Department of Physical Education
W. F. Henderson
College of Arts
Alice Robison
Department of Fine Arts
RB. R. Buckingham
Bureau of Educational Research
G. F. Arps
Driver Fled After Car Killed Woman in Cleveland
An unidentified woman about 55 was struck and killed at West 25th Street and Marvin Avenue in Cleveland. The driver sped away, offering no aid, and police seek to identify him via a broken headlight lens.
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Cleveland
West 25Th Street
Marvin Avenue
Max Byerly suffers serious burns from open grate fire
Word reached Mrs. Frank Anthony that Max Byerly of Lancaster was badly burned on Wednesday morning when his clothing ignited from an open grate. The Byerlys are former Athens residents.
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Frank Anthony
Harold Byerly
Lancaster
Max
Byerly
Athens
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Ad Sentinal
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as a ready remedy for sudden sore throats. It claims nationwide availability and urges readers to keep a bottle at home for use any day or night. Prices listed as 35c, 60c, and hospital size $1.00.
Fashion pattern for mature figure corset cover
Messenger Pattern Dept offers a corset cover ideal for a mature figure. Pattern fits four sizes from small to extra large with bust measures 34 to 48 inches. A medium uses 1 54 yards of 36 inch material and is mailed for 12 cents in stamps. Include Fall Winter 1923 1924 book of fashions.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
The article promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a modern home remedy to darken gray hair. It notes the old grandmother practice, the easy application via comb or brush, and claims the product hides gray, adds luster, and gives an abundant appearance.
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Wyeth
Third Victim Dies in Steubenville Vendetta
Steubenville reports the death of Ernest Domica, 29, the third victim in the ven detta warfare. He died early today after refusing to identify his attackers amid ongoing rumors of further killings.
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Steubenville
Ernest Domica
Hunting Accidents In Dayton Leave Two Wounded
In Dayton Ralph Freze was shot in the leg and John Marshall age 32 was shot through the shoulder in separate hunting accidents. Both are expected to recover.
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Dayton
Ralph Freze
John Marshall
Citircnese Presbyterian Church Services and Student Welfare Talk
Abbott Y. Wilcox minister leads 9:00 Bible school and 10:30 morning worship on The challenge to the Israelites. Miss Rose Jewett oversees the young people meeting at 6:00. Rev. Bond, the student minister, will join the society for a 7:00 discussion on student welfare. A student service follows.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
Isralites
Fathers and Sons Day at Frederick Brown Church
Frederick Brown minister leads Father and Sons Day with Sunday school at 9 15 morning worship and sermon at 10 15 Epworth League to present a special program at 6 30 evening service at Factory 9 am Clarks Chapel 1 30 pm with various activities planned throughout the day.
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Frederick Brown
Fathers and Sons
Epworth League
Clarks
Pastor Leads Bible School and Services At Local Church
Rev. M. E. Chatley presides over Bible school at 9:15 and morning worship at 10:30. A Board of Deacons meeting follows, with Christian Endeavor at 6 and evening service at 7. Midweek Prayer is led by the Deborah class.
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M. E. Chatley
Bible School
Board of Deacons
Christian Endeavor
Deborah
Church Schedule and Special Offerings Announced
Dr Daniel McGurk pastor leads services with Dr C C Robinson directing the choir Prof Kresge organist. Sunday school at 9:00 morning service at 10:30 featuring Be Merciful Unto Me and a baritone solo by Mr Grayson. Evening service at 7:00 with Jubilate in F. Epworth League at 6:00 and annual Thank offering of the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Sermon titled Stop Look and Listen.
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Daniel McGurk
C. C. Robinson
Prof. Kresge
Womans Iome Missionary Society
Epworth League
McGurk
Suydenham
Mr. Grayson
Tours
Mortals and Immortals Sermon at 65 Percent South Court Street
Sunday service at 10 45 A M with subject Mortals and Immortals and a Golden Text from 11 Corinthians 4 11. Sunday school at 9 40 A M reading room hours Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 30 to 4 00 P M and Wednesday meeting at 7 00 P M. You are invited to attend services and use the reading room.
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South Court Street
Jesus
Stricker Pastor Preaches on Christian Liberty at Sunday Services
O. L. Stricker conducts Sunday school at 9:00 and sermon at 10:15 on Christian Liberty. Evening service at 6:30 includes preaching, with additional sermon at West Jacksonville at 7:00.
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O. L. Stricker
West Jacksonville
Revival services continue at Central Church
Revival services at the church of Reverend N O Stucky on Washington and Congress Streets continue through next week. Sunday school begins at 9 A M with morning preaching at 10 19 A M and a 6 30 to 7 evening praise service followed by a 7 P M preaching service each night at 7.
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Cor
Washington and
Congress Sts
N. O. Stucky
Morning Prayer and Sermon Service at State and Carpenter Sts
On the twenty fifth Sunday after Trinity a morning prayer and sermon commenced at 10 36 A M. The notice records the location at State and Carpenter Streets and confirms the time for worship.
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State & Carpenter Sts
French General Denies Arrest Order for Hugo Stinnes
Berlin reports General De Goutte of the Ruhr forces ordered the arrest of Hugo Stinnes, the German industrial magnate, but the claim was denied at Stinnes’ office today.
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Berlin
de Goutte
Ruhr
Hiugo Stinnes
Reds Refuse League Invitation to Geneva Conference
MOSCOW November 16 George Tchitcherin foreign affairs commissar rejected the league of nations invitation to participate in the international railway conference at Geneva He said he did not approve of league controlling international communication.
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Moscow
George [Tchitcherin
League of Nations
Geneva
Double Tragedy in Hotel Ends Affair Murder Suicide
In Richmond Indiana a 25 year old man Merle Flusher murdered his wife and killed himself in a hotel room amid rumors of a romance between the wife and a Richmond man. Police believe the motive was a love affair.
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Richmond
Ind
Merle Flusher
Hagertown
Flusher
Yale Aims for Full Strength Before Princeton Clash
Yale will have full strength for its Bowl game practice as Richeson the quarterback and Mullstead to tackle return for the final workout. The squad, back to its strongest, plans a last drill ahead of the Princeton contest tomorrow.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Richeson
Mullstead
Local Notes From Athens Area Social Roundup
New Asbury Mrs Harter Forney is able to be home from a hospital at Park ersburg. Mrs Nickson, aged 86, visits family in Athens. Marian Burson of Jerseyville spent the weekend with grandparents C F Flanders. The funeral of Mrs Marjory Baker, 86, was held Sunday at 1 39 by Rev Wills of Guysville. Frank Lawrence sold his farm to Hush Kayser of West Virginia and will move to Athens soon. Harold Flanders and Glenna and Opal Manders spent the weekend at home. Public sale of F M Lawrence Wednesday drew a large crowd with locals visiting C F Flanders.
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Athens
Harold Flanders
Glenna
Opal Manders
Jerseyville High School
F. M. Law
Rence
Wills
Bobby
Guysville
Whit Bean
Albert Hawk
C. F. Flanders
Gruesome pageant attacks Free State in Dublin
In Dublin the anti treaty party staged a gruesome pageant aimed at discrediting the Free State Government. Tables showed executions shootings and other horrors with boys as actors and soldiers in Black and Tans uniforms. The finale depicted an execution with a priest at a Bible.
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Free
Dublin
Anti-Treaty Party
Free State
England
Cleveland Sharks Charged With Outrageous Interest Fees
Two men accused of operating as 10a sharks collected usurious interest from railroad workers, exceeding one hundred percent. Authorities say they arrested the suspects on charges related to extortion and illegal lending practices.
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Cleveland
Mrs. M. E. Stephenson Recommends Favorite Prescription
Cambridge Ohio resident Mrs. M E Stephenson credits Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription with restoring her health after a six month decline. She says six bottles let her resume housework and care for her baby and urges others to obtain the remedy from a druggist or by mail for a trial package.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
M. E. Stephens
Long St
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
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