Social Notes Cover Ath es Visitors and Affairs
Mrs Jesse W Shaffer of Cin cinnati visits Athens home folks. Miss Breta McVay of Logan returns. Funeral attendees from several states listed. Graduate Marie Hartzell wed James Earl Rainwater in San Antonio Texas on November fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Shaffer
Cincinnati
Athes
Hio
Texas
C. M. Hollett
Marie Hartzell
James Earl Rainwater
San Antonio
Miss Bertha Stickney Returns Home After Salem Surgery
Miss Bertha Stickney has returned home from Salem where she underwent a surgical operation. She is sufficiently recovered to be out. Miss Grace Stickney accompanied her sister home after traveling to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.E. Coleman
Hospita
Columbus
Bertha Stickney
Salem
Abe
Grace Stickney
Local Bride Announces Nuptials in City
The bride, a Ohio University graduate, will reside at 815 West Russell Place after December first. Announcement received by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hunter of 2 Kern Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Russell Place
Ohio University
Arthur Hunter
Kern Street
Birthday Party For Jack Kilpatrick Aged Six
Jack Kilpatrick celebrated his sixth birthday Thursday at his parents home 72 East Mulberry street from 3 15 to 5. A rhyme invited guests to play and celebrate with dancing singing and refreshments. Frank X Rauch Jr. won a bean guessing contest prize of candy and many friends attended including Agnes Kilpatrick and Sherwood Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kilpatrick
John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Frank X. Rauch Jr
Elizabeth
James Fri
Ruth
Charles Chandler
Mildred
Frederick Landis
Marion Pierce
Edward van Dyke
Lee Beasley
Francis Roach
Agnes Kilpatrick
Ralph Clark
Riley Gaskill
George Kilpatrick
Robert Ellis
Pearl Woodard
Clarica Shafer
Jane Cline
Rex Daugherty
Sherwood Meredith
Jack Beverage
Quiet Marriage of Miss Cora Hampton and Mr. Philip Schloss
Miss Cora Frances Hampton and Mr. Philip Maurice Schloss wed Tuesday evening at 6:30 in St Pauls rectory with only Francis Lavelle and his wife as attendants. The couple will reside at 8 Franklin Avenue after December first. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hampton of Hudson and Lincoln Streets. The family lived in California before returning to the city a year ago. The bride worked for Home Telephone Co. as an operator. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Schloss of 57 Franklin Avenue, is a Athens High School graduate and has worked with his brother Edward Schloss in the Penant Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Frances Hampton
Philip Maurice Schloss
St. Pauls Rectory
E. S. Berry
Francis Lavelle
Hudson
Lincoln Streets
Athens
California
The
Home Telephone Co
Frank P. Schloss
Franklin Avenue
Athens High School
Edward Schloss
Birthday Narrow Escape and Remedy Claim
A reader recalls a near fatal episode on a birthday eight months earlier with severe stomach pain and fainting. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the writer reports relief from stomach aches bloating and improved health, endorsing the product and listing McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Sharpsburg R. D. 2 Housewarming Amidst Joyful Greetings
Mrs. Jessie Weaver of New Matamoros visits her parents in Sharpsburg as rain and mud shadow the area. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ogg endured a recent loss but moved into a phoenix-like new home. A Sunday housewarming drew many friends and gifts, with tears of joy at the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Weaver
New Matamoros
B. E. Armstrong
Wallace, Ogg
Sharpsburg
Worthy Couple Welcomed By Friends To Renovated Home
The couple, aided by friends who helped reestablish a hospitable home, anticipate enjoying the new structure for years. Attendees include Mr Case Stouth, J T Johnson and daughters, Mrs Lucy Totman and daughter, Mrs Jennie Crippen, C H Cameron, Sarah Ogg from Athens, Leonard Smith of Glouster, R F Totman and children, A L Totman and children, Charles Ogg and Ruth, Millfield, G R Van Valey of St Marys WV, Marion Craig of Parkersburg, L E Pierpont and daughter of Pennsville, Leonard Ogg and daughter Helen of Broadwell.
Ohio Wheat Costs Signal Losses for Greene Medina Farmers
Ohio State University economists report Greene county wheat costs average 1.60 per bushel with 0.95 in operating expenses and 0.65 interest per bushel while Medina county shows 1.90 cost with 0.40 interest or rent. current prices yield about 0.45 per bushel below operating costs in Medina, indicating substantial losses for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State University
Greene
Medina Counties
College of Agriculture
Greene County
Medina County
Albany Study Club Hears Good Papers
Albany November 18 The Albany Study Club met November 16 with Mrs Bolton as president absent. Miss Florence Brown led. Miss Faye Baker spoke on the Irish Question with Irish linen on display. Miss Hazael Cline discussed Why Women Fail in Politics. Next meeting at Mrs Barlow with social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Study Club
Bolton
E. F. Dailey
Florence Brown
Faye Baker
Hazael Cline
Oyster Social at McDougal Church This Saturday
An oyster social is planned at McDougal Church on Saturday evening November 19 with a large program to follow. The event invites all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougal Church
Great Britain backs stabilizing China at arms talks
Britain favors stabilizing China and developing its economy for the benefit of China and the world. The Chinese delegation will present at the next Far Eastern committee meeting a supplement to its general principles program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
Great Britain
China
Far Eastern Committee
Editorial shifts against renewal of Anglo Japanese pact
Nov 18 Tokyo reports show Japanese editorials and semi official comment moving away from renewing the alliance with Britain and the United States. A new preference emerges for an American British Japanese understanding as more desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORIO
Stepmother Given Guilty Plea in Child Death
In Akron Ohio on November 18 Mrs Hilda M Lowe pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of her four year old stepson from a beating on August 10 and was sentenced to one to seventy years in the penitentiary. Women at the trial jeered and applauded the sentence as the defense shifted to guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
Hilda M. Lowe
Common Pleas
World on road to insanity warned by psychologist
Cleveland on November 18 Dr Bertha Luckey examiner at the school psychological clinic warned the public that the world is on the road to insanity and that if the tide is not turned people will all be crazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Bertha Luckey
School
Psychological Clinic
Ancient Goldsmithing Declared Oldest Art Form
A historical note proclaims that gold work is among the earliest arts. The statement places goldsmithing in a foundational role in human creative practice.
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Clyde Burt
Glouster
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Pallas Club
Breta McVay
Logan
O. L. Morrison
East Mill Street
Addie Dempsey
Macon
John W. Pickett
Frances Hatch
Virginia Witten
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Carl Beasley
Agatha Davis of
Harry Elkins
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
College Auditorium
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W. S.gamertsfelder
Anne Devitt
John
Frankfort
Ind
William
Atlanta
Thomas
Harrisburg
Thos. McGraw
Stewart
W. A. Lavelle
M. E
Grafton
W. Va
Charleston
John McGraw
Flynn
Anna Moran
Ella Lavelle
Kate Rowland
Parkersburg
Michael
Margaret
Ella Devitt
Shawnee
J. J. Roehrenbeck
F. Smith
Francis Sigrist
P. Gaughan
James
Vincent
Little Hocking
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Fulton’s
Eere
New York
Pillsbury
Michigan
Minnesota
Jersey
Coffee Premier
Santos
Uvas
Song Bird
Premier
Unicorn
Home Packing Co
Logan Brand
Fulton Grocery
Sharpsburg R. D
Stetson
Tony Red
Grand Centre Palace
Lily Frankel
Stepmother Lo
Lloyd George
ED. L. Keen
London
Athens Hi
Spane Academy
M. O. U. Field
Fashion Park
Michaels-Stern
F. L. Preston Co
Big Daylight Store
Edison
Parker Bros
Emerson Records
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