Social gathering honors Miss Adelaide Gail Frost of Long Reach
A large family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Robinsons on May Avenue brought together relatives and neighbors. Miss Frost, a missioner who spent years in India, spoke of childhood days and native tongue experiences. Other guests included local residents from Orange and nearby towns, with many relatives and hosts sharing stories and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robinson
Avenile
Adelaide Gail Frost
Meies
Frost
Eewing
Robinson
Miss Frost
India
Orange
Person
Sunday Guests From Lo Ere Visit Zimmerman Family
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Allen and Mrs. O Neil, with Mr. and Mrs. William Rice of Lo Ere, visited Mrs. Cash Zimmerman at 75 M Street. Mr. Allen is an uncle of Mrs. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Berry
Roseville
Jay Brooks
Crooksville
W. A. Scott
Guysville
B. R
R. E. Allen
O'Neil
William Rice
Loere
A Mas. Cash Zimmerman
M Street
Allen
Zimmerman
Marriage of Hazel Friend Tove’s daughter in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Friend Tove of 91 West State announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel to Mr John Walter Burke in Columbus on Monday October 6. Burke a Columbus resident, Mrs Burke a medical social worker at the tubercular dispensary. Hazel attended Ohio University and graduated from Mount Carmel nurses training school in 1920. She is now taking a course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Tove
West State Street
Hazel
John Walter Burke
Columbus
Mrs Hughes to Host Social Literary Club Meeting
Mrs M D Hughes of 9 South High Street will host the Social Literary club at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Hughes
South High Street
Bridge Tea Social Highlights Week End In Town
Mrs. Fred M Hutchinson and Mrs John H Preston hosted a bridge tea at 6 East Union Street featuring twelve tables. High score trophy went to Mrs Harry Beckley amid red and white appoints and red carnations. out of town guests included Mrs E B Jackson Kathleen Merritt and Miss Doris Nazor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Hutchinson
John H. Preston
Hutchinson
East Union Street
Harry Beckley
E. 8. Jackson
Kathleen Merritt
Norfolk
Doris Nazor
Ironton
Zanesville
Rutland couple guests of Dr Hixson and wife
Mr and Mrs B N Rawlings of Rutland spent Sunday as guests of Dr and Mrs P F E Hixson, sharing a family social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Rawlings
Rutland
P. FE. Hixson
Mrs. Lewis Barnett Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Mrs. Lewis Barnett of Columbus, who has been visiting her aunt Miss Emma Cook at 138 East State Street, returned home this evening after a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Barnett
Columbus
Emma Cook
East State Street
Wheaton Couple Weekend Guests In Columbus
Mr and Mrs Fred Wheaton visited Columbus as weekend guests of friends and attended the Michigan Ohio State football game on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheaton
Columbus
Athens Century Riders Mark Bicycles Past to Cars Rise
Dr. C. L. Jones recalls Athens press by- gone era when heavy bikes weighed about sixty two pounds and cost $150. The Yankee and safety models followed, with leagues, century rides to Lancaster, and races during the county fair as horses spooked at bikes and later autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jones
Athens
League of American Wheelman
Century Club
Parkersburg
Zanesville
Dr. Jones
Wemmer Host Birthday Dinner At Country Home
Mr and Mrs W H Wemmer hosted a Saturday evening 6 o clock dinner at their country home in Chauncey for the birthday of Mrs Grover Patton. Guests included numerous friends and relatives with music games and gifts noted for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wemmer
Grover Patton
Patton
H. O. McDaniel
Abe Bell
Elwood Man Bound Over After Hicksville Freight Car Burglary
Miner B. Walters twenty five of Elwood Indiana pleaded guilty to burglary and petty larceny and was bound over to the grand jury by Justice George W. Killey. Detective G L McNeal of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad filed a indictment charging Walters with robbing a freight car at Hicksville Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
B. Walters
Elwood
Ind
George W. Killey
G. L. McNeal
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Walters
Hicksville
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
Historic remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores to restore natural hair color. Users dampen a brush and apply strand by strand. by morning gray strands vanish and hair becomes dark and glossy after one or two treatments.
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Wyeth
Creomulsion Promises Cough and Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims creosote fights chronic coughs and colds and warns that all forms of throat and lung diseases may improve with proper use, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
£20,000 a year for bridge on voyage to India
Four British subalterns on leave from a regiment in India befriended an old man aboard a ship by setting up a daily bridge table. The man later died and left them £20,000 a year for life, a substantial bequest that highlights notable courtesy among officers on sea passages to India.
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London
India
Aviator Roy Maxwell Missing After Blizzard Flight
Captain Roy Maxwell in charge of aviation for the Provincial government remains missing after a flight from Toronto to Sault Ste Marie Sunday morning. A heavy blizzard hampered search and rescue efforts as officials assume he is lost.
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Sault Ste Marie
Roy Maxwell
Toronto
California Fig Syrup Ad Emphasizes Safe Child Relief
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease constipation in children. It claims quick relief within hours, notes it is non narcotic and gentle, and warns against imitations while directing to seek the genuine bottle with printed directions for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
President Coolidge Had But One Girl and She Is Still His Only Sweetheart
Northampton Mass on November 17 recounts Calvin Coolidge's courtship of Grace Goodhue beginning in 1903. The shy future president wed her on October 4, 1905, and friends say they remain sweethearts.
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President Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Eros
Washington
Coolidge
Grace Goodhue
Clark School For the
Cal
Miss Goodhue
Lacey
James Lakey
Willace
Grace
Ver
Goodhue
Keep Young by Olive Tablets Diet Cure Ad
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel remedy. The ad claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and positions olive tablets as a natural buoyancy booster. Priced 15 and 30 cents, the product is advertised as a substitute for calomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
Four Are Injured by High Wind in Cleveland
In Cleveland on November 17 a 75 foot wooden passageway structure toppled from its moorings and crushed an automobile, injuring William House of Akron and eleven others. House suffers fractured ribs and a perforated lung while Mrs. C. B. White and Robert Brooker escaped serious harm as the machine was demolished.
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Cleveland
William House
Akron
House
Fairview Park Hospital
C. B. White
Robert Brooker
Community Chest Official and Secretary Injured in Crash
H B Ehlers manager of the Community Chest campaign and Miss Agnes Wray secretary to Ehlers, both from Cincinnati, were seriously injured when struck by an automobile driven by Charles Kuntz. Ehlers has both legs broken and Miss Wray suffers severe shock and is hospitalized.
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Roth
Dayton
H. B. Ehlers
Community Chest
Agnes Wray
Cincinnati
Charles Kuntz
Ehler
Miss Wray
C M Transportation seeks Marietta to McConnelaville bus line
The C. and M. Transportation Company of Marietta filed with the State Utilities Commission for permission to operate a bus line between Marietta and McConnelaville.
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Columbus
Marietta
McConnelaville
State Utilities Commission
C. & M. Transportation Co
Three Die in Sunday Mishaps near Orrville
Three men died in Orrville and nearby Sunday after two fatal accidents. William Roegis 19 and Helen Morris 16 of Orrville were killed when their riding machine was struck by a C A C train. Charles Smith was injured and Martha Killinger 20 was killed by a Pennsylvania train on the right of way.
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Wooster
Orrville
William Roegis
Helen Morris
Charles Smith
Martha Killinger
Pennsylvania
Dark brown hair most common among English people
Dark brown hair is observed in more than twice as many English individuals as any other hair shade, highlighting its dominance in the population. The finding points to a strong preference for this color within the group.
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W. H. MecDaniel
Mary Louise
Lit- Hocking
C Wyatt
Elmwood Place
Ohio State University
Charles P. Kircher
Second Street
Ella Wyatt
John Thiele
Kenneth
Nora
Vesta McCoy
Marvin Demaine
Philip
Middleport
Hugh Dorr
Dorr
Athens State Hospital
O. O
Fordyce
Leroy Popf
Theoung
Messers
Ford
Olds
America
Chauncey
Rey
Lash
Harrie & Ewing
Ladies’ Home
Country Gentleman Pictorial Review
Woman’s Homepanion
W. H
Good Housekeeping
Cosmopolitan
Athens Messenger
Columbus Dispatch
Cincinnati Post
Raymond C. Brown
Lancaster St
Athens, O
Hill
Hapa Welpine
Rawroem
Mr. Hill
Aibug
Mr. Hill CO. Row
Detroit
Mice
Tritipp
Simmons
The
Battery & Electric Co
Vogue
Dorothy
Reese
Aethor Rare Vicks
Doen
T. H. McHenry
Stimpson Ave
Dean
Fester-Milburn Co
Mig
Buffalo, N. Y
the Security Savings Bank
Jesse L.maxwell
Athens,o
J. B. Lavelle
Mgr
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