Patronesses Host Theta Phi Alpha Dinner and Social
Society notes describe a Theta Phi Alpha event with patronesses and pledges, featuring a three course progressive dinner at homes of Mrs. Walsh Shannon and Gateman. Covers set for 30 guests, followed by song and dance. A separate shower and dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mulpas honored Dorothy Dewey and Robert Mulpas with many gifts and a large guest list at McDougall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Phi Alpha
Charles Walsh
Church Street
P.L. Shannon
East State Street
L. O. Gateman
North Congress Street
H.L. Benton
W. V. Daggett
H. T. Mulligan
John Sprague
P. L. Shannon
Raymond Mulpas
McDougall
Robert Mulpas
Dorothy Dewey
T. H. Boudinot
Irene
Beula
Clifford
J. H. Hixon
John Morris
Near McDougall
John Gillett
Clyde Ulysses
Gilbert
W. W. Dewey
Myron Dewey
Belle Dewey
Clarence van Dyke
Athens
Fred Heavener
Mable
Poston
Lee Wemmer
Orpha
Norma
Emmett Ashbaugh
David
Gus Fresh
Logan
Mrs Raymond Mulpas and Children Named
A notice lists Mrs Raymond Mulpas and her children Elizabeth, Julia, Clarence, Raymond Jr., and Gus as residents involved in the family listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mulpas
Elizabeth, Julia
Clarence, Raymond Jr
Gus
City Federation Names Delegates For State Convention
City Federation met in regular session with over twenty-five members present. Delegates to the State Convention in Cincinnati October 24 to 28 were appointed: Mrs F W Bush president first delegate Mrs E D Sayre second delegate and alternates Mrs W A Carpenter and Mrs C L Jones. Miss Hill, a state social service worker, spoke and invited women to a Toledo conference in October 1921. Plans were made to serve dinner to Chamber of Commerce members on Wednesday night October 5 at the Masonic Temple. A social hour followed with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
F. W. Bush
E. D. Sayre
W. A. Carpenter
C. L. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Surprise birthday gathering at Hayes home on Grosvenor Street
After attending the Majestic theater Miss Thelma A. Hayes was urged by a friend to visit her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hayes at 69 Grosvenor Street, where a circle of intimate friends gathered for games contests and music with yellow white decor and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theater
Thelma A. Hayes
E. T. Hayes
Grosvenor Street
Aline Blanchard
Helen
Carol Sage
Helen Skinner
Rowena Sherington
Josephine Campbell
Thelma Hayes
Messrs
Fred Sands
William Rice
J. Gaston
Beryl Hayes
D. Bay
Hamilton
Cehildren Lawrence
Helen Louise
Bess Gage
K. W. Hayes
Penrod and Castle Tie The Knot In Athens County
This afternoon at 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Weidman on North Court street Sarah E Castle of Fisher and H W Penrod of Trimble were married. Rev C W Strecker officiated. The couple will reside at Fisher. Both are longtime Athens county residents. Penrod previously served on the County School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weidman
North Court Street
Sarah E. Castle
Fisher
H. W. Penrod
Trimble
C. WL. Strecker
M. BE
Penrod
Athens County
Hobson Study Circle Meets Tonight At 7
The Hobson Study Circle will meet tonight at 7 oclock with Mrs. Harry Elkins at 7 Foster Place. Mrs. E. E. Johnson left noon for Delaware to attend her uncle Wilbert Main funeral. Rebekah degree staff to meet Wednesday at 7 for practice with hostess Mrs. W. L. Gard North Hill. Higley Study Circle hosts Wednesday at 2 with Mrs. Charles Bumgardner returning from Middletport visit with sister Mrs. Vance Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
Harry Elkins
Foster Place
E. E. Johnson
Delaware
Wilbert Main
Rebekah
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Higley
Charles Bumgardner
Middleport
Pomeroy
Vance Stewart
Women urged for arms conference advisory roles
President Harding is expected to name the advisory commission member set to join the U S delegation to the Washington armament conference this fall. Leading nominees include Mrs Raymond Robbins of Chicago president of the International Women's Trade Union League Miss Jane Adams of Chicago president of the International Women's League for Peace and Freedom and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt of New York president of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
AT Arms
Advisory Commission
U.S
Washington
Ous
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
International Women's Trade Union League
Jane Ad
Jane Addams
Carrie Chapman Catt
Dumaree Family Visit Boarded In Virginia Town
Mr. Arthur Dumaree a chemist for Mountain Mill Co arrives in Wilmington Virginia for a one week visit to his mother Mrs W L Dumaree and sister Mrs Roy R Saylor and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dumaree
The
Mountain Mill Co
Wilmington
W. L. Dumaree
Roy R. Saylor
Visit Ties Mrs Fordyce to Toledo Family Plans
Mrs David Fordyce of Pennsboro West Virginia called on Mr and Mrs W W Coe at 27 East State Street before continuing to Toledo to visit her son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs O O Fordyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fordyce
Pennsboro
W. Va
W. W. Coe
East State Street
Toledo
O. O. Fordyce
Athens residents attend meetings and reunions across the region
Miss Munn leaves for Columbus for the National Red Cross convention October 4 to 8. Athens officials M D Hughes and others will attend. Glouster hosts 68th O V I reunion with Wayne Roach William Roberts and others. Mrs E N Cullums attends Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Charleston. Birth announced of a son to Mr and Mrs Mancel Hammond of New York. The Hammonds plan to winter in Columbia South Carolina. Mr and Mrs E T Dailey and Miss Blanche Mohler travel to Columbus then Worthington to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn
Columbus
Red Cross
M. D. Hughes
Athens County
The
Athens
Glouster
O. V
Wayne Roach
William Roberts
William Southerton
W. B. Johnson
Eli Roush
N. D. Knight
Kansas
E. N. Cullums
Charleston
W. Va
Order of Eastern Star
Mancel Hammond
New York
E. T. Dailey
Blanche Mohler
C. O. Burnett
One Tonic and Nervine Loved by Mrs Grossman
An Ohio reader testifies to the benefits of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for feminine trouble. She credits the remedy with rapid improvement and lasting health, recommending it to women suffering similar issues. The ad notes tablets or liquid form and offers free confidential medical advice from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Ohio
North Gomien Ave
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Athens City School Board Plans Payroll and Rentals
At the regular Athens city school board meeting the first month teachers’ salaries, totaling a little over $4,100, were paid. Superintendent Stailey was authorized to rent the armory for basketball and training. Substitute teachers will be hired at $5.50 per day, paid by the board and deducted from regular teachers’ salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City School Board
Stailey
John Cross
Russell Rupp
Toledo Going Dry
Toledo urban leaders predict a dry era within two to three years as temperance forces intensify their anti saloon campaign led by V A Chriber of the anti saloon league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
V. A. Chriber
Anti-Saloon League
Saya
Looking Over Em Again Miracle Cure Ad
An advertisement recounts a long battle with stomach and liver trouble ending with recovery after Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing digestive issues and promises a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co. Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and others sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Ohio Club Women Convene Seek Culture in Cincinnati
Ohio federation members prepare for the state convention in Cincinnati the week of October 24 at the Shu bert theater and Hotel Sinton. Key events include federation notes discussions at a press dinner with Mrs George Elliott McCormick and a Pioneer dinner led by Mrs Adison Broomhall, plus art, child welfare and public health luncheons and a community service luncheon on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Shubert
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Hotel Gibson
Ohio Federation
Buckeye
Federated Club
West
Hotel Sinton
George Elliott McCormick
Federation
Ohio Club
Pioneer
Pioneers
Clement J. Barnthouse
Dixie Selden
Elizabeth Kellogge
Art Museum
Josephine Pierce
Lima
Alice Johnston
Bryden Road
Columbus
Cincinnati Women Prepare Week Of Club Activities And Talks
Under Mrs Elmer G Laurence direction Cincinnati hosts a week of events at the Woman s Club Hotel Gibson and area clubs with open houses at several golf clubs Thursday visits to Rookwood Pottery and the Art Museum and Friday musical program by the Cincinnati Symphony at Emery Auditorium Speakers include Miss Mary Anderson H H Snively E C Vermillion Marx Obenderfer Owen R Lovejoy Mrs William H Sharp and Mrs Percy V Pennybacker The convention opens Monday with a council of club presidents and Tuesday features Ernest Bruce Haswell on War Memorials with illustrated lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Laurence
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Hotel Gibson
Cincinnati Country Club
Hyde Park Country Club
Hamilton County Country Club
Rookwood Potery
Art Museum
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Emery Auditorium
Mary Anderson
Women's Bureau Department of Labor
H. H. Snively
Ohio
E. C. Vermillion
Hyomel Promises Quick Cold Cure
McKee Drug Company touts Hyomel as the fastest relief for colds and coughs. The advertisement claims the remedy goes to the spot and kills germs and offers money back if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Company
Slaying Tied to Cleveland Smuggling Ring
C A Munz of Pittsburg was shot by Cleveland police while fleeing in a liquor run. Sergeant Leon Wooden fired after an auto chase when Munz was found at the wheel of a roadster said to carry booze from Pittsburg. George Neims, a merchant, was arrested on liquor law violations with thirty cases of booze found in a nearby garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. A. Munz
Pittsburg
Munz
Leon Wooden
Wooden
George Neims
Neims
Seedling Apple Delivers Big Harvest in Ames Center
Mr. M. T. Wilcox of Ames Center displayed two large apples from a seedling tree on neighbor A. W. Keirn's property praising its size and quality. Wilcox, an experienced grower, notes the twelve year old tree yielded seven and a half bushels this year, outproducing Keirn's seventy trees. He expects nursery men will take interest in the new variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Wilcox
Ames Center
A. W. Keirn
Wilcox
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed in Ohio
Governor Davis designated October 9 as fire prevention day in Ohio and urged observance to lessen the ever present fire peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davis
Ohio
Kansas miners idle in protest over Howat and Dorchy
Coal mines in the Kansas field stayed idle as miners refrained from work to protest the imprisonment of district leaders Alexander Howat and August Dorchy who are jailed in Cherkeep County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas Field
Alexander Howat
August Dorchy
Cherkeep County
Columbus
Prohibition Agencies Target Cleveland Cincinnati Youngstown
Prohibition enforcement focuses on Ohio with operations planned in Cleveland Cincinnati and Youngstown to curb bad situations. The move follows talks between Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Ohio Chief Enforcement Officer Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Haynes
Russell
Nerv Worth touted by Indiana woman in testimonial
Mrs Shields of 1112 Oakland Ave reports relief from nervousness and indigestion after using Nerv Worth. She says one bottle improved her condition significantly and urges others to try it with a money back guarantee through McKee Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollie Safetie
Oakland Ave
Merv Worth
Ney
McKee Drug Co
Coal Production Lag Holds Back War Time Demand
The article notes a persistent rise in bituminous coal output but well below normal for the season. Mines remain largely closed due to market conditions and weak spot demand. domestic coal prices hold steady while deliveries to consumers stay minimal amid foreign buyer indifference and dock shipment curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
New England
Tidewater
Lower Lake
Buchtel Man Pensioned for Spanish American War Service
Emory W. Palmer of Buchtel received notice from Congressman Foster that his pension claim has been allowed. Palmer is a veteran of the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Emory W. Palmer
Foster
Palmer
Senate leaders work to head off Smoot sales tax push
Washington broadcasts show administration figures in the Senate pressing to stop the Smoot manufacturers sales tax as the tax bill debate proceeds and the measure gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Help Wanted: Blue Devil Ads Depleted Now
Local outlet reports running low on Blue Devil ads with a $5 reward per used unit. Publisher notes stock shortages and seeks replacements or renewals from advertisers.
Will Still Wear Em Short and Sweet as Ever
Paris reports fashion notes as Molyneux opens. Skirts will be short and narrow for street wear this winter. Mary Pickford Fairbanks shows a practical rule for length: wear short if you have pretty ankles, else medium. the gossip hints at conservative styling yet bold silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Paris
Parisennes
Molyneux
United Press
Molynew
Mary Pickford Fairbanks
Mary
Study Finds Speeding Behind Most Maryland Auto Accidents
A three month study of Maryland motor accidents shows that reckless driving is the main cause and that about 90 percent of crashes are due to speeding, per a writer in the Bureau of Public Roads report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ing
Publis
Bureau of Public Roads
Uted
Local families spend Sunday visiting relatives across town
Whitehall Mack Braley and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Trimble. Mrs Frank Nicholson visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs C B Moore. Ethel Laughlin of Tick Ridge was a guest of Charles Ratt and Charles Irwin. Baxter Irwin’s family hosted a Sunday gathering with his son. Mrs Harry Minney visited last week at the Bowers residence. Charles Pratt and family were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs John Frasier of Jerseyville. G B Tribe and two children spent Sunday at Valley with Frank Kenney’s family. Homer Radford was a Sunday caller near Guysville. C B Moore and family visited John Ford and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Braley
Trimble
Frank Nicholson
G. BE. Tribe
At Valley
Frank Kenney
Homer Radford
Guysville
Moore
John Ford
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Mich
Preston
vanKe
F. L. Preston Co
Beauty
Elliott’s Store
Burlingham
Indiana
Whitehall
J&k
Oxford
Athens, Ohio
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