Party at Garrett Home Delights Chauncey High School Faculty
The Garretts home on Park Place hosted Friday evening activities for Chauncey High School faculty and students. Forty students enjoyed games and a short program with songs by Ruth LaHugh and fanista performances by Eleanor Hill Norma Ferguson and Helena Keck. Representatives A Hatch and D O Chappell spoke to applause before a reception. The White Shrine meets Monday at 7. Local notices list visits and upcoming events around Athens.
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Garrett
E. M. Garrett
Park Place
Chauncey High School
D. O. Chappell
EB. M. Garrett
Mc Coombs
Jessie Cherrington
Ruth LaHugh
Siieses
Eleanor Hill
Norma Ferguson
Helena Keck
A. Hatch
Local residents return from Columbus hospital stays
Chief of Police Lewis Graham comes home on Mill Street after abdominal surgery in Columbus and expects to resume duties soon. G. H. Hutchinson returns from a Columbus hospital after two months of slow recovery from a mine car injury to foot and ankle. Several Chillicothe residents visit Mrs. Funkhouser recovering from bronchial illness at 63 East State Street.
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Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Columbus
Graham
G. H. Hutchinson
Longstreth
Charles Hummel
C. Marian
Orlie Kennett
W. L. Douglas
Chillicothe
J. B. Funkhouser
Alice Cline
East State Street
Funkhouser
Mrs. D
Cornwell
California
St. Louis
Brighton
Ill
Denver
Colorado
Ohio State Illinois Title Chance Faces Injured Captain
Ohio State and Illinois clash for Western Conference football title at Illinois Field with John Depler injured and expected to miss, while Bob and Ralph Fletcher bid farewell to collegiate play. Buckeyes eye sole claim with a win. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Ohio State in possible tie scenarios depending on results and games played. About 30,000 tickets sold. capacity crowd expected and last minute tickets unavailable.
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J. L. O'Sullivan
United Press
Urbana
Illinois
Ohio State
Buckeyes
John Depler
Indians
Zuppke
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Cholera, Famine Ravage Szechuen Amid Civil Strife
Thousands die as cholera tears Chengtu while eight military factions wage war in Szechuen. Foreign doctors battled the outbreak until the Southern army invaded. War leaders Lu Chao and Hsuing Keh-wu plot against each other as relief costs soar to about 200 million dollars.
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Charles Edward Hogue
United Press
Chengtu
Szechuen
China
Tolay
Szechnen
Lu Chao
Fifth Division
Hsuing Keh-wu
Liu Tsen-hou
House Party at the Martin Home
The Plains hosts a weekend house party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martin. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Martin and Mrs. 8. S. Bennett of Columbus, with Sunday guests Robt. Curry, John Hope Jr., and families, and Gloria Hints. The event closed Monday afternoon as guests began departures.
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the Plains
J. H. Martin
Walter H. Martin
8. S. Bennett
Columbus
J. Gaston Coe
Martin
W. H. Martin
Bennett
Robt. Curry
Sharpsburg
John Hope, Jr
Harry
Carol
Warren
A. V. Hints
Gloria Hints
Robert Hawk
Columus
Breweries in Cincinnati Seized for High Alcohol Content
Cincinnati Ohio November 20 Seizure of the Jackson and Herancourt breweries here was to be completed today after internal revenue official Stephen McGrath received authority from Washington to take over the breweries. Examination of beer samples showed alcohol above legal limits. A third brewery seizure may follow according to revenue agents.
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Cincinnati
Jackson and Herancourt
Stephen McGrath
Internal Revenue Collector
Washington
McGrath
Munsey Buys Baltimore Amer ican and Star for 1.5 Million
F A Munsey owner of the Baltimore News the New York Sun and the New York Herald has purchased the Baltimore American and the Baltimore Star for about 1 5 million dollars. The Star will suspend Dec 1 and The American will become the morning edition of The News while retaining its name. The Sunday American and Sunday afternoon News will also continue.
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Baltimore
F. A. Munsey
Baltimore News
The
New York Sun
New York Herald
Baltimore American
Baltimore Star
the Star
American
News
E Sunday American
Bread and accessories see price cuts in Chicago
Chicago reports announce reductions of one and two cents per loaf on bread and cuts in men's collars and leather belts after grain declines. Cincinnati markets note hogs selling at 11.50 dollars, the lowest price since 1917.
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Chicago
Cincy
Cincinnati
Son Refuses to Attend Funeral of Dead Parent
Funeral for former Probate Judge Walter A. Irvine held in Newark with burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Irvine’s son Angus, held in county jail on a first degree murder charge, declined to attend under guard. Authorities had offered permission to attend.
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Newark
Walter A. Irvine
Angus
Cedar Hill
Irvine
First Kenton Victim In Hunting Accident
John Woten, 16, of Alger, is the first hunting accident victim in Kenton Ohio. His double barreled shotgun discharged after bumping a log, tearing off his right arm below the shoulder.
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Kenton
Kenton, O
John Woten
Alger
Graft Rush in Shipping Board Supply Deals Probed
Treasury agents told a congressional investigating committee that during November in New York numerous firms sprang up to supply the U S Shipping Board, attracted by lucrative contracts and easy profits from the wartime program.
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New York
U. S. Shipping Board
Treasury Department
Congressional Investigating Committee
League to Propose Universal Disarmament Plan
Geneva reports that Hjalmar Branting will present the sixth commission's plan for universal disarmament at a public session this afternoon. At the morning session Delegate Karneberek proposed referring Article XVIII to jurists for interpretation, a step toward covenant modification.
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United Press
Geneva
League
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Sixth Commission
Karneberek
Council
Commission of International Jurists
Dead Bodies of Bandits Found in Northern Ohio
Police in Youngstown believe Joseph Manguson aged 35 and John Manguson aged 45, whose still-to-pierced bodies were found by a farmer boy in a snow covered ditch, were members of a bandit gang operating near Cleveland. The police theory is they were slain in an auto abduction gone wrong.
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Youngstown, CO
Joseph Manguson
John Manguson
Cleveland
Famous Man to Speak in Athens For Three Days
Hon J Stitt Wilson renowned lecturer to visit Athens for a four address series starting Sunday afternoon and ending Tuesday evening. The tour reflects twenty years of study travel and lecturing on both sides of the Atlantic and is hosted by the University Y M C A and the International Committee of the Y M C A Jewish Department. He will address college students at Ohio University amid broad involvement from regional Y M C A chapters.
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J. Stitt Wilson
Atlantic
Judent Department
International Committee of the
Thanksgiving Turkey Arrives From Texas at White House
President Wilson's Thanksgiving turkey, a 30 pound bird from Texas, arrived seven days early and is being fattened in a white coop replica of the Capitol in the White House yard.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Capitol
Turkish Nationalist Leader Reported to Capture Erivan
A News Agency dispatch from Swiss sources said Kemal Pasha and Turkish nationalists captured Erivan capital of Armenia but no confirmation was obtainable.
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London
Kemal Pasha
Erivan
Armenia
Woman Doctor Praises Eugenics and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A physician advocates eugenics as essential for the race and claims the average American girl is unfit for motherhood while suggesting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore failing girls to health, turning motherhood into a joyous outcome.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Committee to raise funds for Ohio University student pastor
A joint committee of Methodist Presbyterian Christian and Baptist churches will solicit $500 to cover the general office expenses for Rev. A. H. Hacke the university student pastor who arrived from Ludlow Massachusetts a month ago He is a graduate of Oberlin College and has been active in college and social welfare work His salary is paid by church boards but funded by local donors and the committee seeks a generous community response to support his work among students and churches He recently became secretary of the Ohio University YMCA
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Methodist
Presbyterian
Christian
Baptis
Ohio University
A. H. Hacke
Ludlow
Mass
Hacke
Oberlin College
Athens
Haskins
Ohio University Y. M. C. A
Daniels Made Quick Escape From Nelsonville Raid
Authorities sought Joseph Daniels on a Mann Act charge in Nelsonville after a moonshine raid in Kimberly. Daniels had fled to West Virginia, leaving a half-wit girl with him, and officers later learned he was back in the county before the warrant. Sheriff Parker seized 125 gallons of illicit whiskey. Daniels’ current whereabouts are unknown.
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Joseph Daniels
Nelsonville
Mariner and Roach
Athens
Taylor
Daniels
Kimberly
West Virginia
Herb Parker
Oklahoma coach eager for Ohio State game at Columbus
Norman Okla November 20 Coach Owen said he would be tickled to death to have Oklahoma play Ohio State next Saturday at Columbus but first must obtain consent from Missouri Valley Conference officials. He received the invitation from Ohio State yesterday.
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Ohio State
Norman
Okla
Owen
Oklahoma
Columbus
Boston College and Marietta to Open Gridiron Battle
Marietta College of Ohio and Boston College met for the first time in East Boston with anticipation as the whistle set to start their football game. The teams prepared for a historic matchup, awaiting officials to signal kick off.
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Marietta
Boston
Boston College
Marietta College
Ohio
Sugar Drops to Nine and a Half Cents in Detroit
Sugar slid to nine and a half cents a pound in Detroit on Friday, marking a one cent drop in three days. The move sets a local sugar exchange record for speed of decline.
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Detroit
Mich
Midwestern Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Report
Markets report from UNION STOCKYARDS with hogs receipts 5000 and 10c declines to bulk $11.20 to $11.60. cattle receipts 8000 with steady market and steer prices $7.50 to $11.00. butchers and stockers show varied bids. Cincinnati cattle market records 400 head, slow and weak, steers $10.00 to $12.00, calves $14.50 to $15.00, hogs 7500, market 50c lower at $11.50, sheep $4.50 to $5.00, lambs $10.50 to $11.00.
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UNION
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts tighten while prices hold mainly steady with choice $13.50 to $14.00 and prime $12.50 to $13.25. Veal calves fetch $16.50 to $17.00. sheep and lambs show lighter receipts with prime wethers $6.50 to $7.00 and yearling lambs $11.50 to $12.25. Hogs show 20 doubles, market lower with prime heavy $12.00 and mediums $12.50 to $12.75. various hogs and stags range from $8.00 to $12.75.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Produce Prices Ensure Dairy and Poultry Listings
Chicago markets list butter creamery at 59c and 57c, standards 56c and 47c, seconds 40c and 48c, eyes-ordinaries 59c with 630 for some lots. Cheese twins at 24c and young American at 22 ½ c. Live poultry quoted at 14c and 21c.
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Chicago
Liberty Bonds Prices and Yields Noted
The page lists Liberty Bond issues with questionable OCR text showing prices around 92.30 to 95.96 for various serials and series. Entries include First Fourth Second and Victory bonds with values and unclear annotations.
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Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Two Young Men Draw Term in Reform House
Newman Branham aged under twenty one was sentenced to an indefinite term in the Mansfield reformatory for burglary after a November petit jury conviction. Vernon Bricker pleaded guilty to burglary and received an indefinite Mansfield reformatory term plus 90 days in county jail for contempt after refusing to testify.
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Newman Branham
Worstell
Branham
Mansfield Reformatory
Vernon Bricker
Manhattan
Chauncey
Bricker
Tribute to Dr. Alston Ellis and his lasting legacy
A tribute lauding Dr. Alston Ellis for fifty years of unselfish service to mankind. The speech calls his life a sermon on duty, notes his monument in students and institutions, and recalls his peaceful repose in Athens. It honors Ellis as a guiding figure whose influence strengthens Ohio and American learning.
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Ohio
America
Alston Ellis
Athens
Stranger Robs Drug Store in Cleveland Night Theft
In Cleveland on November 20, a stranger confronted J. H. Reimer as he locked his drug store. Reimer was shown a revolver and the thief took the day’s receipts totaling $140 before fleeing.
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Cleveland
J. H. Reimer
Reimer
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