Federation committees report in Monday session
City Federation activity surfaced through committee reports at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Mrs. Woodworth presided as 40 baby garments were delivered to county nurse Miss Lewis, while landscaping of Armory grounds funded by shrubbery sales was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Woodworth
Harvey Ramsey
Federation
J. R Harvey
Washington Street
Federated Club
J. R. Harvey
Fred McKay
Harry G. Stalder
J. T. Merwin
Pk McKay
A. O. Sloanes and Means
John Kilpatrick
L. W. Roberts
Ifred Fenzel
S. G. Stonecipher
James A. Palmer
Anna Price
S. N. Hobson
L. G. Worsteil
John Ffinsterwald
Frank Murphey
Helen Ullom
Harvey Foster
W. H. Worthman
Federated Clubs
F. W. Bush
Pisther Class Esther Church Met In Evening Session
The Pisther Class of the Esther class of the Christian church met in regular monthly session Monday evening in the church parlors. Mrs. Fred Lee Tom led the devotional and the program included a class song America the Beautiful. Everett Person was the piano accompanist for solo numbers by Verda Gilfilen and a duet by Mrs. Person and Gilfilen. Mrs. Ralph Windsor gave three humorous readings. Jean Thompson played a piano number to close. A social time and refreshments followed, hosted by a committee of Bev erage, Carpenter, Rosser, Spitzer, Neff, and Thorpe. There were 42 members and several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
Fred Lee Tom
Everett Person
Verda Gilfilen
Miss Gilfilen
Ralph Windsor
Jean Thompson
Charles Beverage
Emmett Carpenter
Thomas Rosser
John Spitzer
Carl Neff
Harry Thorpe
Country Club Bridge Party Fetes Logan Koch Family
A fall social at the Country Club featured a bridge party and dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Logan. Guests supported Mr. and Mrs. George Troyer Koch and their son Junior as they plan to return to Utica Wednesday. Nine tables played, with Mrs. A. C. Rossi and Mr. Russell W. Finsterwald winning high score trophies. Supper followed the game and dancing continued to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
W. H. Logan
George Troyer Koch
Helen Cooksey
Junior
Utica
A. C. Rossi
Russell W. Finsterwald
Bride Miss Gertrude West Weds Pearl Edwin Carter
Miss Gertrude A West married Pearl Edwin Carter on Monday afternoon at the First M E church parsonage in Nelsonville. Dr Daniel Mc Gurk officiated before the bride’s father R C West of Nelsonville and other witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude A. West
Pearl
Edwin Carter
Nelsonville
Daniel McGurk
North College Street
R. C. West
DeMolay Patrol Holds First Social at Ezra Walker House
The Ezra Walker house on West Washington hosted the University chapter of the DeMolay Patrol, with 32 members and guests totaling 40. Decorations of purple and gold crepe, games and dancing, and refreshments marked the evening chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bechtold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Walker
West Washington Street
The
Masons
DeMolay Patrol
Patrol
Trip Notes: Business Run in New York City
A brief excerpt describes a business trip to New York City. It notes travel purpose, city setting, and routine meetings or arrangements typical of a corporate visit. Details remain sparse but emphasize urban context and professional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Swaims Begin Six Week Seattle Visit
Mr and Mrs C H Swaim left for Seattle Washington for a six week visit with Dr and Mrs W L Jones Eugenia Mae Liston sister of Mrs Swaim and former supervisor of Public School music of the Ohio University Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Swaim
Seattle
Wash
W. L. Jones
Eugenia Mae Liston
Local social notes from Newark and nearby towns
Mr. Arlo Powell of Newark visited relatives on McKinley avenue near Guysville with the Liggett and Ruth families. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beck tripped to Linton Indiana for a week with friends. The Woman's Relief Corps plans a 7 36 p.m. meeting at Red Men hall on West Washington street. Mrs. Charles Cameron hosts Higley Study Circle at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Dan Jenkins and daughter Sara Ann of Lancaster stayed with Roy C Shirley on South Lancaster street Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Powell
Newark
Branch Liggett
McKinley Avenue
Guysville
Edison Ruth
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
West Washington Street
Charles Cameron
North High Street
Higley
Dan Jenkins
Sara Ann
Lancaster
Roy C. Shirley
South
Lancaster Street
Local Family Visits and Travel News
Mrs W F Clements of Saltville Virginia visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs F Preston at 34 South College Street. Mr and Mrs P J Burke of Rock Riffle depart for Herrin Illinois for a two week stay with their son W Ford Burke. Mr and Mrs J W Brown of Piqua arrive to visit his brother W H Brown and sisters Mrs Andrew Connett and Mrs William Connett.
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W. F. Clements
Jane Dew
Saltville, Va
South College Street
P. J. Burke
Rock Riffle
Herrin
Ill
Mr. W. Ford Burke
J. W. Brown
Piqua
W. H. Brown
Andrew Connett
William Connett
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters Offer Cheaper Coal Bills
Coal bills strain budgets and Cole's Hot Blast Heaters promise lower living costs. The ad highlights efficiency, aiming to attract homeowners seeking savings on fuel expenses.
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Cole
Local Socials Highlight Burr Oak Party and Visits
Burr Oak Merry Makers held a party Saturday night honoring Garold Marshall and Don ald Post who attended Columbus business college. Mrs Jane Henry and Della Williams visited Keziah Ivers at Fra Ivers home. Mr and Mrs John Briggs with four children of Drakes recently dined with Mrs Eva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak Merry Makers
Garold Marshall
Donald Post
Columbus Business College
Jane Henry
Della Williams
Keziah Ivers
Fra Ivers
John Briggs
Drakes
Eva
Weekend Visitors and Local Roads Noted in Ohifto Letter
Miss Grave Ivers of Ohifto University spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Post and son Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dew and son Elton Eston visited Grant West. Road gangs repair the ridge road and residents haul bone coal. The Mid-Hocking mine operated one day last week.
Local families gather for fairs visits and a 66th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs G M June and three children along with Miss Freda Hable return home to Junction City after a week with Mrs June's parents the Ahie family. Oca Ahle and Anna Paires visit Nellie Hogsett. Akron visitors WD Morris and relatives host. Logan fair and Liberty Hill picnic attended. Silas Ahle called to Pisgah for daughter illness, Ahie accompanies to hospital for appendicitis. Mary Ball of Athens visits Arza Ball's family. Barlow fair attendance noted. Edward Brown and spouse to celebrate 66th anniversary at Wrightstown church with services and a noon dinner. baskets encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. June
Freda Hable
Junction City
June
Silas Ahie
Earl Morris
Akron
Mary Ball
Athens
Arza Ball
Edward Brown
Wrightstown
Gala Union at church promises music and food
A church gala on October 21 marks homecoming with a basket or barrel of cats and a special program of music and speeches. Attendance may be under half a million. neighbors recall Grandma Mina Penrod’s September 26 birthday and wedding anniversary amid a chaotic celebration with five reels of wall schdanographs by Mrs Blyss Driggs and Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Penrod
Mina
Blyss Driggs
Amos
Wilkes Family Visiting Ath ens. Bean Sick
Mr and Mrs George Wilkes and their daughter Katherine spent Sunday with the Wilkes mother in Ath ens. Floyd Bean is suffering from the effects of a bad cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilkes
Katherine
Ath
Floyd Bean
Mr and Mrs Snedden Visit Daughter in Athens
Mr and Mrs John Snedden spent Sunday with their daughter and son in law at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snedden
Athens
Tobogganing Mishap Leaves John Snedden Painted
John Snedden slid down a stair comb into spilled tar last week. He suffered minor injuries and was covered from head to foot with roof paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snedden
Forecasting Early Winter Victory Wears Out Boots
The forecast hints at an early winter onset as boots worn by B. V. D. workers show heavy wear after a month. The note emphasizes strain on footwear amid looming cold season.
Riddle on measurement ends with a trick
A playful unit question asks how many nubbins make an ear, mixing familiar inches and a whimsical term to prompt a humorous or lateral answer.
Thriller ball game in Jacksonville ends with home win
Sunday at Jacksonville the game stayed tight as McArthur and Breen hit key plays. Two hits late in the game gave the home team a lead, 15 to 19, sealing Jacksonville’s victory amid a tense finish. A postgame scene on the bridge showed a caterpillar crossing as travelers headed home via The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
McArthur
Little Breen
Plains
Kelly
Chicago club men head to Oklahoma to aid Walton
Thirty seven members of the Ragen Athletic club of Chicago led by William Mulligan depart by motor to a secret Oklahoma destination to assist Governor Walton in a campaign against the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ragen Athletic Club
Chiicagwo
William Mulligan
Oklahoma
Walton
Ku Wkiu& Klan
Anglo American Weddings Run High in London This Summer
London registrars report a record number of marriage licenses issued to Americans this summer. The church most associated with such unions remains St. George's in Hanover Square, famous for hosting ex President Roosevelt's 1886 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
St. George's, Hanover Square
Roosevelt
Bartinsky Bomber Leaves Dayton for St Louis
The Bartinsky bomber departed Dayton at 10 50 a m heading to St Louis as reported on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Bartinsky
St. Louis
Portage Sheriff Reports Ghost at Haunted House Visit
Ravenna Oct 2 Sheriff Joseph Jones says the site on the Akron Youngstown road eight miles from town is a ghost not a still. He described the scene after his inspection of the so called haunted house.
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Ravenna
Joseph Jones
Portage County
Akron Youngstown Road
Extremist Voice Limited in AFL Forty Third Session
Portland reporters describe expectations that radicals will have little influence on legislation at the forty third annual American Federation of Labor meeting in session in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
American Federation of Labor
Charleston Plans Entry Into Retail Grocer Line
Charleston prepared to enter the retail grocer line business to force prices down to a level Mayor Werts calls reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Werts
Labor Opposes Klan Voice at AFL Convention
Portland delegates on opening day of the American Federation of Labor session pledge plain spoken opposition to the Ku Klux Klan. The convention proceeds with debates and decisions shaping labor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Ku Klux Klan
American Federation of Labor
Ohio tax rule affirmed for public utilities and property
Federal Judge Sater issued an opinion stating that public utility concerns and all property owners in Ohio may be taxed only according to the percentage to true valuation prevailing in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Sater
Unemployed Man Faces Court Over Unemployment Benefit Claim
George Edward Rixon of Kensal Rise England asked for time off to visit the labor exchange and collect unemployment benefits. He was summoned to court and sued for 10 pounds for obtaining benefits under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensal Rise
Eng
George Edward Rixon
Labor Exchange
George
British Troops Leave Constantinople After Evacuation
British forces withdraw from Constantinople as the last units depart amid General Harrington leaving as high commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Harrington
Accident on election day in Oklahoma City injures deputy
On an October election day in Oklahoma City Frank Sover a special deputy sheriff was shot in the arm when another sheriff was showing him a gun. The incident occurred during the day and marked the first bloodshed of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okelanoma City
Okla
Frank Sover
Trial of Freddie Thomps on begins with widow witness
Mrs. Richard Tesmer widow of a wealthy Chicago real estate dealer testified as the first witness in the murder trial of Freddie Thompson, a "girl-man" accused of shooting the couple during a holdup. She identified Thompson posing as Away Woman on several occasions as the singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaicago
Mra
Richard Tesmer
Freddie Thompson
Thompson
Collar Styles Shift to Back-Focused Design This Season
Fashion notes highlight a trend toward back collars favored this season replacing traditional front placement. Designers emphasize sleek lines and subtle detailing to draw attention to the rear neckline.
Nerv Worth Sleep Remedy Used By Ohio Man
BR. Snively of West Farmington Ohio says Nerv Worth relieved his sleeplessness and nerves after starting the remedy. He reports improved sleep and ability to work, noting he had only taken two bottles and recommends Nerv Worth from Mehler Prue Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Snively
West
Farmington
Ohio
Nerv. Worth
Mehler Prue
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Lawrence
Goodrich
Gibson’s Pharmacy
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Pisther
Varsity Inn
Alpha Ni Delta
W. H. Bechtold
Merl Royer
Wilbur Imes
W. A. Landis
James Carrol
L. L. Magee
Huntington Park
Cal
Logan
Parkersburg
Mary Bennett
Mrs
Charles Mitchell
N. FE. Mills
Cincinnati
Clay McLiean
Washington D. H
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Mr. T. W. Craig
the Security Savings Bank
WV. B. Lawrence
L. Alderman
J. H. Cline
F. D. Forsythg
Chas
O’aleness
Ff. B. Kiltan
W. B. Golden
M. E. Twiss
F. R. McReary
Uncle Sam
America
Zeppelin
Lakehurst
St. Loui
Victoria Sutherland
Sutherland Sisters
Tom Beck
Linton, Ind
Cornwell
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Hallmark Store
Oca Ahle
Anna Paires
Nellie Hogsett
Amanda Nelson
Giiih Man
Mr. Snively
Silvus Shoe Co
Fashion Park
Michaels-Stern & Co
Michael-Stearn & Co
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