Children Host Party At First Methodist Church
Mrs J L Triipo superintendent of the Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers led a party at the First Methodist church with two groups from 2 to 4 pm. Miss Margaret Johnson supervised a play by children and a dinner followed with Mrs J W Hudson Mrs Fred Wheaton and Mrs E T Hayes helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. L. Triipo
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
Margaret Johnson
Ohio University
J. W. Hudson
Fred Wheaton
E. T. Hayes
Scouts To Hear Louise Price At Presbyterian Church
Athens Girl Scouts will hear Miss Louise Price at 6 30 Tuesday evening. Miss Bice is an Athens girl and is national inspector of Girl Scout camps with headquarters in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Price
Athens
Louise Ae
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Bice
New York City
Mrs Van Dyke Guest of Albany Family at 34 Race Street
Mrs A J Van Dyke of Albany is visiting for a few days with her son Mr A M Van Dyke and family at 34 Race Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. van Dyke
Albany
A. M. van Dyke and Family
Race Street
County Primary Teachers Meet at Athens
An Athens County Primary Teachers meeting was held Saturday in the Fine Arts building. Third grade pupils from Mechanicsburg school, including Josephine Bolin Emory Coen Darlene Brown Dorothy Brooks and Frances Hibbard, demonstrated reading. Mrs E M Garrett teaches the grade and Miss Peyton, assistant superintendent, is praised for supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Mechanicsburg
Josephine Bolin
Emory Coen
Darlene Brown
Dorothy Brooks
Frances Hibbard
E. M. Garrett
Miss Peyton
Needle Craft Club Hosts Tuesday Af ternoon
Mrs. L H Smith of 110 Morris avenue will host the Needle Craft club at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Announcement from Mr and Mrs Granville Evans Grace McKee of Haverhill Mass reports the birth of a daughter on Sunday November 22. Mrs W H McKee is with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Smith
Morris Avenue
Needle Craft Club
Granville Evans
Grace McKee
Haverhill
Mass
W. H. McKee
Connetts Bring Home Son From Columbus Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dana Connett and two daughters motored to Columbus yesterday to bring home their Deman Cox who underwent surgical operation for hip trouble in a hospital there and was sufficiently recovered to return home. While in Columbus they were guests of Mr and Mrs Ura Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Connett
Columbus
Deman Cox
Ura Butcher
YWCA Christmas Activities At Ohio University Training School
Mrs. L G Worstell leads a YWCA program on campus highlighting Yuletide cheer for Athens area children. Dolls fundraised by student girls will be dressed and distributed to the Children’s Home and Columbus Children’s Hospital. events include seven local Christmas parties and carols with gifts and treats for under nine year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Beecher
Northwest Territory
Athens County
Ohio
Marietta
Athens
Ohio University
Beecher
Pallas Club
Ohio University Training School
L. G. Worstell
iChurch
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Y. W
Beasley Family Announces Grandson Birth
Mr. and Mrs. George J. C. Smith of Pataskala welcomed a son. The birth was announced yesterday to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Beasley of 2 South McKinley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Beasley
South
McKinley Avenue
George J. C. Smith
Pataskala
Three Week Meeting Series Begins at Church of Christ
Louster Nov 23 a three weeks meeting series opened at the Church of Christ with minister C B Frampton in charge. Homer H Vian of Ashley will assist and lead topics including Christian Compensations Los Prisoner Taking Away God and Spiritual Wolves. Union Thanksgiving services Friday with Rev Browning of the Methodist church scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louster
Church of Christ
C. B. Frampton
Homer H. Vian
Ashley
Cristian
God
Mr. Browning
Methodist Church
Fined for Selling Cigars to Youth in Glouster
James Cavala of the Italian section in Glouster was fined $25 and costs in Mayor Park's court on selling cigars to 17 year old Joe Paglana. Reportedly, local tensions rise as authorities note ongoing law violations and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Cavala
Mayor Park
Joe Paglana
Section Boss Takes Exams in Fultonham
Glouster reports L Robinet, Z W section foreman, undergoing regular semi annual exam in knowledge of crating motor cars used to transport men to their sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robinett
Ey City
Fultonham
Sed
Eastern Stars Meet Tuesday In Glouster
All members of The Chapter, Co. E. S. are requested for Tuesday evening when officers will be installed for the coming year. Elective officers were chosen at a recent meeting and appointive officers will be announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Co. E. S
Subherico Steamer Afloat Aids Query Near Materniilla Point
An SOS from the American Submarine Corporation's steamer Subherico at 5:15 this morning reported she was ashore at Materniilla Point and requested a lighter. Hamp ton Roads naval officials could not locate Materniilla Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Naval Communication Office
American Submarine Corporation
Subherico
Maternilla Point
Naval Base
Materniilla Point
Stand Collapses During Tarentum High School Game
Tarentum Pa November 21 three people were seriously injured when the bleacher stands collapsed near the end of the Tarentum Hardrack Union high school game. Four hundred spectators panicked as the structure gave way after Tarentum scored a touchdown in the fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum
Ufa Announces Long Term 15 Million Mark Loan Agreement
Berlin reports Germany's Ufa film concern concluded an agreement with Universal Pictures of New York. Ufa will receive a ten year loan totaling 15,000,000 marks at 8 1/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Ufa
Universal Pictures Corporation of
New York
Securing License for 1926 Car Proves Tougher
Ohio motorists face more questions with the 1926 license tags as the Brown gasoline tax changes raise filing requirements. Col. Chalmers R. Wilson explains that a bill of sale or sworn certificate listing the auto in the proper taxing district is needed for applications, whether in person or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Col. Chalmers R. Wilson
Wilson
Clerk of Courts
Former banker of Athens may get a big Cleveland job
Washington announced a Pittsburgh man is likely to succeed the late David C. Wills as chairman of the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank and federal reserve agent for the fourth district. George DeCamp of Athens Ohio and H C McEldowney of Pittsburgh are among discussed candidates with DeCamp favored for his proven banking experience and the personal confidence of Secretary Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburgh
David C. Wills
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Fourth District
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Federal Reserve Board
Cleveland Reserve District
George DeCamp
Athens
Ohio
Cleveland Bank
H.C. McEldowney
Union Trust Company
Mellon National Bank
Big Cleveland
DeCamp
Federal Reserve Organization
Mellon
Two Boys Rescue After Speedboat Fire Near Toledo
Two Toledo youths Fred Hagaman eighteen and Norman White seventeen escaped a burning speedboat en route to Put-In-Bay. With life preservers burned they swam to West Sister Island as Lighthouse Keeper Jackett rescued them in a rowboat. Both were exhausted but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Put-In-Bay
Jackett
West Sister Island
Fred Hagaman
Norman White
West Sister
Dell Fellows Hunted Along Vermont Canada Border
Dell Fellows an outlaw and escaped Tennessee convict is being hunted tonight along the Vermont Canadian border near Pittsburgh Vermont where his young wife and six months old baby live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Vermont
Dell Fellows
Tennessee
Painleve appeals to deputies to rush financial program
Paris Nov 21 Premier Painleve urged the Chamber of Deputies to speed passage of the financial program, arguing the cabinet’s fate hangs in the balance and citing patriotic grounds for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Thanksgiving sermon praises nation and blessings
The Rev. F. Brown of Central Avenue Methodist church urged his congregation to give thanks for Providential prosperity this year. He cited record corn crops, wealth, education, science, and radio as blessings and urged praise over monetary repayment. He urged parental guidance against juvenile delinquency and stressed home religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
F. Brown
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Brown
Mr. Brown
Rev. Brown
Biessus
Wealthy oil magnate drowned in Allegheny River incident
River craft joined on November 23 to search the Allegheny below Springdale for Colonel Ulysses Grant Lyons 68 Warren Pennsylvania oil magnate who perished when his houseboat Francis Jane hurled over dam No 3 Sunday. His chauffeur Blaine Casey Jones of Warren was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Springdale
Ulysses Grant Lyons
Warren
Francis Jane
Lyons
Blaine
Casey) Jones
One Man Fined for Liquor Property in County Case
State officers found forty gallons of rye mash at Lewis Williams home near the Scott Schoolhouse on the Marshfield Carbondale road and Williams was not home. Fred Marks pleaded guilty to owning property used in manufacturing distilled liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs in Helwig's court. Officers also found a keg of corn mash at Mark's Jerkwater mine near Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jonas
H. A. Lines
Harry Dalton
Lewis Williams
Scott
Marshfield
Carbondale
Williams
Vinton County
Fred Marks
Justice of Peace
Helwig’s
Mariner
Mark
Jerkwater
German Cabinet to Quit After Locarno Pact Signing
Chancellor Luther announced in the Reichstag that the German cabinet will resign immediately after the Locarno pacts are signed in London on December 1, urging ratification of the pacts. The disclosure came as the cabinet appeared to press for approval of the agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Luther
Reichstag
U S Leads World as Heaviest Export Nation in 1926
The United States will account for about one seventh of world trade in 1926, with total world trade at 58.237 billion dollars and US exports and imports totaling 3.686 billion. Despite the UK’s larger total trade, the United States tops as the greatest producing nation with exports of 4.865 billion and the UK buying over 6.339 billion from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Britain
Grange Debuts in Pro Football With Bears Venture
Harold Red Grange signs with the Chicago Bears and plans a two year deal with manager Charles C. Pyle. He inks a six figure pact for a Thanksgiving Day appearance against the Chicago Cardinals at Cubs Park and may pursue movie and vaudeville opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold “Red” Grange
Cubs’ Park
Illinois
Chicago Bears
North Side
Grange
Chicago Cardinals
Cub Park
Columbus
Red
George Halas
Rochester
Billy Gibson
New York Giant
Charles C. Pyle
Champaign
iPyle
Pyle
Queen Alexandra Lays in State at St Mary Magdalene
Crowds gather at Sandringham as Queen Alexandra rests in the chancel of St Mary Magdalene Church in a solemn ceremony. The screened lights from historic stained glass bathe the scene in a quiet, reverent glow. Nearby mourners pay final respects to the late queen in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandringham
England
Queen Alexandra
Queen’s Funeral Route Outlined for London Procession
Villagers at Sandringham file past the queen’s coffin amid tears as the body rests at Sandringham until Thursday. It will travel to London by train and be placed on a gun carriage to follow Queen Alexandra’s 190? route to Westminster Abbey for public funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandringham
London
Liverpool
Queen Alexandra
St. James Palace
Weatminster Abbey
Young Widow Remains Strong After Tragic Shenandoah Loss
A Virginia born woman raised in New York and educated at the National Cathedral School in Washington endures after her husband, naval attaché Zachary Lansdowne, perished aboard the Shenandoah. They married at the cathedral, lived in Berlin, had daughter Peggy, and returns to the U.S. left her to raise stepson Falkland and infant Peggy. She keeps a calm front, guiding her family while honoring her late husband’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Lansdowne
Virginia
New York
National Cathedral
Washington
Berlin
Shenandoah
Lake Kurat
Death of Mrs. Anna Lents Mother of John J. Lents
Mrs. Anna Lents 91 mother of former Congressman John J. Lents died tonight in the city. Lentz led the American Insurance Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lentz
Anna Lents
John J. Lents
American Insurance Union
John C. Coolidge Improves As Heart Ailment Yields
Plymouth bulletin reports John C. Coolidge father of the president showing continued improvement in his heart disease battle. He endured a slight sinking spell Sunday afternoon but remained in steady condition and advancing toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Farmers Asked to Cooperate With Carriers in Survey
Farmers are urged to cooperate with rural carriers in a USDA survey on hog production and crop acreage. Carriers distribute or interview to collect representative farm data, aiming for a fair sample along routes to estimate yearly changes in production and acreage for better balance in production and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinstry
United States Department of Agriculture
Clara Morris Actress Passes Away in New York
Clara Morris actress dies. body lies in state at Church of the Transfiguration chapel this afternoon. Funeral at 4 PM in the church. hundreds view the casket on Sunday. Burial planned at Kensico Cemetery with honorary pallbearers John Drew Francia Wilson Frank Gillmore and Thomas Meighan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Morris
Church of the Transfiguration
Kensico
John Drew
Francia Wilson
Frank Gillmore
Thomas Meighan
World's Largest Saxophone Shown In London Exhibition
The saxophone stands 22 feet tall with a bell four feet across, showcased in a London display marking a record for size. The item drew attention as the world’s largest of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere IP
London
Jero
Love and Revenge in Tokio as Amakusa Release Hopes Rise
In Tokio Yasuko and socialists await Amakusa, a former Japanese Army figure jailed for a brutal killing. Tar Mafuji declares plans to marry Amakusa upon his release, while activists push for clemency before his parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yasukoi
Lewe
Mietives
Amakusa
Amakueh
Cocaiter
Tarmafuji
Judge Orders Return of Alcohol Evidence in Federal Case
In Cleveland on quarried testimony judge D G Westerhaver ruled the Internal Revenue Service must return 67 000 gallons of alcohol and coin records to the Superior Industrial Alcohol company. The alcohol, seized as evidence in a federal case, was allegedly diverted to bootleg channels and taxed. The prohibition department will retain the material as evidence as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Geede
Internal Department
Detielon
D. Gy. Weatenhaver
Westenhaver
Revenue Department
Superter Industaiel Alcohol Company
Compan
Prohibition Department
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Ohio Country
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East
Film Films Unite
Thanksgiving
U. S
Queen Mother
Westminster Abbey
John Coolidge
Ie “Phillips” Milk
Magnesia
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Wrigley’s
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