Wusig Club Concert Showcases Athens Musicians
A well attended Wusig Club concert in Athens featured twenty four selections. Performers included faculty from Ohio University School of Music and Athens women, with piano solos, songs, and a string quartet. Notable pieces included Schumann Widmung and Chopin Nocturnes, sung and played by Irene Witham, Halen Heddon, Joy Cutler, and others, with piano solos by Miss T. Arpec and ensemble accompaniment by Miss Linscott and Mrs. Benedict.
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Ewing Ballast
Athens
Selec
Ohio Universe School of Music
Widmung
Schumann
Weingartner
Halen Heddon
School of Music
Irene Witham
Chopin
la Forge
del Riego
L. V. Brown
Elkin
Perry
Miss . Noss
Ohio University
Hage
Alice Holmen
Joy Cutler
Ee School of Music
Poppea
Haengel Bibb
Mozart
Mra. F. X. Rauch
Athena
Laorge
Hilts
Mies Sitence T. Arpec
University School of Music
Oouttiu
Mro
Margeret Benedict
The
Tool of Music
Doneudy
Decede
Cor Ruel
Ut ‘Rirn
Marysider
Mile
Viviins
At'cedoelion
Esa
Mat Peay
Bach
Schuoi
Ra C. C. Robinson
Zckheel of Music
Pitc
Eagles to Hold Annual Banquet in Southeastern Ohio
The A hens aerie will host a Thanksgiving banquet and dance at Carpenter and Court streets on Wednesday evening. Dinner is served at 7 30 o'clock and dancing follows in the adjoining room. Members in good standing are guests. Eagles from all sections of Southeastern Ohio are expected to attend.
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Carpenter and
Court Streets
Ohio
Debating Teams Picked at Athens High School
Tryouts last night selected the Athens high school debate teams for the season. Affirmative team members include Mary Ellen Wood Lillian Kittle Ralph Dupler and Dorothy Ayers with Bernice Kayser as alternate on the Negative team.
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Athens High School
Mary Ellen Wood
Lillian Kittle
Ralph Dupler
Dorothy Ayers
Bernice Kayser
Mary Harwick
Olive Carpenter
John Atkinson
Gallipolis
Ironton
Marietta
Ohio University
Anna K. Price
Veterans Night marks 63rd Gettysburg address anniversary
The Logan post Sons of Veterans ladies auxiliary hosted seven Civil War veterans at Pocahontas hall for Veterans Night. Attendees included Thomas Collins and six others. Rev. T. C. Harper gave the main address. An auxiliary dinner followed a picture gift to the post rooms.
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Logan Post
The
Sons of Veterans
Pocahontas Hall
Werd
Thomas Collins
James Allen
W. D. Canfield
Barney Stracke
Zoath Hamiman
J. N. Rodman
George Ristey
T. C. Harper
James Napp
Auxiary
Charles Miller Accidentally Shot in Foot in Logan
Logan November 22 Charles Miller son of Mr and Mrs Bell Miller Warner Avenue was shot in the foot while playing in a shanty on the old canal bank. Two other boys approached and reportedly fired the gun in a Wild West style incident, injuring Miller who was treated by Dr E B Campbell. Police investigate to identify the shooters.
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Logan
Charles
Bell Miller
Warner Avenue
Canal Bank
Miller
E.B. Campbell
Junior High School to Publish Paper in Logan
The Blue and Gold Comet announces its next edition scheduled for November 24 in Logan. Wayne Whitcraft, son of Judge and Mrs. Harley M. Whitcraft, serves as editor in chief for the pupil sponsored junior high project.
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Logan
Nxst
Wayne Whitcraft
Harley M. Whitcraft
Social at Strouds Run School House
Home made goods will be sold at the Strouds Run school house social on Wednesday night at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to benefit the local school.
Society Cupid Jarred London Breaks Promises
Society buzzes as five prominent couples call off engagements within a month, prompting questions about romance and social circles in the community.
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London
Mexican Church Clash Seen As Struggle Between Systems
In Mexico City on November 23 the Catholic episcopate declared the government church fight is a real battle between communism and Christianity. The bishops criticized the 1917 constitution as no longer liberal like the 1857 charter.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vatican
Union Thanksgiving Service Set For Athens Churches
A Union Thanksgiving service for the cooperating churches of Athens will be held at the Methodist church Thursday night at seven. The Rev. C. M. Coulter of the First Methodist church will deliver the sermon.
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Athens
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
Presbyterians Open Jones Home for Meeting
The home of Mr and Mrs Harry Foster at 220 East State Street hosts a Presbyterian gathering tonight with Rev A Wilcox leading a brief service. The event precedes Reinhold meetings at the Presbyterian church starting Monday November 29. A prior service at Park Place discussed matters vital to the meetings.
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Harry Foster
East State Street
J City
A. ¥. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
E. J. Jones
Park Place
Poincare Cabinet Approves Berenger as U.S. Ambassador
Paris informs Premier Poincare allows Senator Henri Berenger to remain in the post as ambassador to the United States though it is understood he will refuse the offer.
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Paris
Poincare
Henri Berenger
United States
Berenger
Government finances and policy notes from 1927
News items detail February 25 1927 as the deadline for obligations for personal services tied to the National Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia. President Coolidge favors continuing motor vehicle taxes while opposing a bill to abolish them. Mexico plans a new church law under President Calles. Alabama power lease at Muscle Shoals renewed for 1927. Secretary of War approves renewal.
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United States
Philadelphia
Coolidge
White House
F. M. L. Simmons
North Carolina
Mexico
Calles
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Secretary of War
Alabama Company
September naturalizations include large Italian and British groups
In September a total of 23,606 people were naturalized. Italians accounted for 56,115 of the new citizens, with Polish, Russian, and Czecho Slovak births also listed. Among Great Britain subjects 3,659 became citizens, including 1,095 Irish and 1,026 English. Forest air patrols on the Pacific coast with eight planes covered about 3.71 million square miles and logged 245 fires in 318 flights during summer 1926.
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Russia
Czecho-Slovakia
Great Britain
England
Air Patrol of
The
Forest Service
Pacific Coast
Catholics May Rebel in Mexico
Archbishop Joseph Gonzalez of Durango told a Vatican correspondent that Mexican Catholics, as citizens, might take up arms to defend religious rights after peaceful efforts failed. He stressed the clergy did not urge rebellion, but theology allows defense of liberty against tyranny.
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Rome
C. P
Joseph Gonzalez
Durango
Mexico
Defense in Northern Ireland Cited Amid Rebellion Claims
Arch Zalez argues pacific means exhausted and actions are legitimate defense. Report notes women outnumber men by about 40 000 in northern Ireland.
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Arch Zalez
Northern Ireland
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Wusig Club
Eagles
Charles Miller
Wharton
Grimes
Vesper
Pillsbury’s Pancake
Court St
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Baltimore
Strouds
Society
Cupid Jarred
Jones’ Home
the Cline Ice Cream CO
Cash and Carry Store
Hama
Nelsonville
Glouster
Crackers Country Club
Butter Country Club Creamery
Eatmore
Currants Country Club
Adie
Swift
Libby's
Jar
Country Club
Brazil
Florida
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