Society Notes Reflect Ohio Visitors And Local Meetings
Ohio visitors from Athens and Columbus called on friends in Athens. The Woman's Relief Corps meets Friday at seven in Red Men’s hall. Current Events club hosts a Christmas party December 3 with a 6 pm dinner. Attendees traveled for Mary Ellen Antle’s funeral from Indiana, Akron, Zanesville, and other towns.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Red Mens’ Hall
West
Washington Street
George Coe
North
Lancaster Street
William Williams
National Education
Ray Latham
Ollie B. Skidmore
Ironton
Homer Clark
Worth Congress Street
Pallas Club Schedules Meeting at Training School
The Pallas club will meet in the Training school auditorium at 2 30 Saturday afternoon replacing a prior plan with Mrs. W F Mercer.
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W. F. Mercer
Pallas Club
Training School
Bridge Party At Country Club Whips Up Fourth Social
Twelve tables were used for last evening’s Country Club bridge party, the fourth social function of the year. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Richard W McKinstry Mr and Mrs P O Nichols Mr and Mrs Wheatley Link Mr and Mrs J I Deissie and Mr and Mrs C W Gross. Women’s top two scores were Mrs Emil K Ohm and Mrs Charles O Pickering, while the men’s prizes went to Mr Harry Kelley and Mr Harley E Moler. Out of town guest Mrs W H Morse of Columbus attended.
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Richard W. McKinstry
P. O. Nichols
Wheatley Link
J. I. Deissie
C. W. Gross
Emil K. Ohm
Charles O. Pickering
Harry Kelley
Harley E. Moler
W. H. Morse
Columbus
Russell Family Returns from Six Day Mid Atlantic Trip
Mr. Charles da Russell and Mrs. Hiram Russell with Mrs. H L Atkinson return home from a six days business and pleasure journey through Pennsylvania Maryland and New Jersey. The trip included Malaga New Jersey Gettysburg Valley Forge and Bloomington Delaware as stops.
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Charles da. Russell
Hiram Russell
H. L. Atkinson
Lancaster Street
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
Malaga
Gettysbuys
Valley Forge
Bloomington
Delaware
U C D Club Entertainment Hosts Officers and Guests
The U C D club entertained by Mrs. P E Shirley at 48 South Cemetery street with the club’s routine and officer elections. Officers chosen for the year include President Mary A Fryburger and Vice President O G Jordan. Thirteen members attended with guests Mrs J H Reed Mrs Wallace Pratt and Miss Mary Creesey of Jerseyville.
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P. E. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
Mary A. Fryburger
O. G. Jordan
A. J. Laverty
J. H. Reed
Wallace Pratt
Mary Creesey
Jerseyville
J. D. Haskins
Grosvenor Street
Mrs Ruth Ward and Daughter Visit Athens On Wednesday
Mrs Ruth Ward and her daughter Maxine made a business visit in Athens on Wednesday. Also noted was Merkyl Triplett and mother of Nelsonville accompanying them during the Athens visit.
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Ruth Ward
Maxine
Merkyl Triplett
Nelsonville
Athens
New York Full Continued From Page One Quiries Upon Reaching City
The fragment notes questions about visitors arriving in the city and whether they have been there before, focusing on where and when. It suggests ongoing Agendas or inquiries tied to arrivals and prior familiarity.
New French Process Powder Melioglo Promises Natural Look
An advertisement for a new beauty powder named Melioglo by D Zenner Co and Chase Drug Co Logan touts a perspiration resistant, long lasting formula that conceals pores and gives a velvety complexion, claiming a natural skin appearance.
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Melioglo
D. Zenner Co
Chase Drug Co
Logan
Outcry Over Volstead Violations in American Metropolis
The piece argues daily violations may exceed 600000, totaling 219000000 per year, with Buckner criticizing casual liquor purchasers as distinct from criminals. It notes opposition from the Anti-Saloon League and a White House spokesman’s stance on casual drinkers versus bootleggers.
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Federal
Buckner
Anti- Saloon League
Radio Music Fuss May End
Washington reports that the radio music controversy which stalled at a recent conference may be revisited before Congress. The Society of Composers Authors and Publishers plans substantial reductions in charges for certain service classes, applying to fees from orchestras and musical groups with performing rights who broadcast several hours weekly.
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Washington
Congress
Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
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Rocking Street
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