Alpha Xi Delta entertains pledges at Colonial dinner
The Active Chapter hosted a formal dinner for new Alpha Xi Delta pledges at the Colonial last evening. Decor featured fall colors with par beneath leaves and bud vases of Alpha Xi Delta roses. Favors were Alpha Ni Delta Campus Kids. Pledges named include Josephine Byers Long Bottom Madge Mann Virginia Messenger Hyla Vorhes Thelma Kline Ida Mae Walther Lucille Dettenbaugh Adrienne Koons Margaret Beers Bonnie Ray Kelly Woodward Lois Gerlach Audrey Fitzer Ruth Miller Evelyn White and Mary Powell. Central P T A holds first meeting with 490 attendees and committees formed. Milk lunch to resume.delegate to state convention set for Columbus October 11-14.
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Alpha Xi
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Ni Delta
Josephine Byers
Long Bottom
Madge Mann
Barnesville
Virginia Messenger
Cleveland
Hyla Vorhes
Columbus
Thelma Kline
Newark
Ida Mae Walther
Greensburg
Lucille Dettenbaugh
Lancaster
Adrienne Koons
Washington D. C
Margaret Beers
Newscomerstown
Central
Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank
Women Authors Was Topic At Current Events Club Meeting
The Current Events club met at Mrs Homer C. Clark’s home with unusually large attendance. Officers and delegates were elected to represent the club at the Athens Federated clubs convention in October 1920. The program covered The Present Day Women Authors and noted papers on Jean Stratton Porter and Dorothy Canfield Fisher, with Victrola selections and a social collation to follow.
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Current Events Club
Homer C. Clark
Grosvenor Street
J.J. Woolley
Athens
J. J. Woolley
Mary Richards
Ollie B. Skidmore
James Woodworth
Skidmore
Anna White
Jean Stratton Porter
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
William Williams
Resinol Ad Sparks Vanity With Shaving Stick Mention
Sigma Pi pledges hosted a smoker at the fraternity house on University Terrace with Hallowe'en themed refreshments and a congenial mood. Alumnae events include the Alpha Gamma Delta club dinner at Mrs. Tompkins’s Elmwood Place home, with out of town guests arriving for visits and a formal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jones Sr. at University Terrace honoring Dr. F. E. Bryan of Ohio University. The table decor featured green and white college colors and abundant fall flowers, creating a brilliant scene for town and college guests.
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Sigma Pi
Fradernity House
University Terrace
Hallowe'en
Alpha Gamma Delta
Robert Tompkins
Elmwood Place
Faye Cline
Hazel Cline
Maude Skidsmore
Albany
Mary Virginia Crow
Glouster
E. J. Jones Sr
FE. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Prohibition Party Adopts Platform at Ohio State Meet
Delegates at Columbus on October 6 endorse anti cigarette stance strict enforcement of prohibition laws tax reform a graded rate scale to wealth judges for farmers eight hour work day and fair wages. They call for God in the constitution Bible reading in schools federal divorce laws movie censorship and oppose beer and light wines initiatives.
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Columbus
Prohibition Party
Ohio
Women Suffering In Home Life Noted To Lydia Pinkham
A old editorial urges men to recognize wives pain from overwork and describes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helpful. It cites letters of recommendation praising the remedy for headaches back aches melancholy and sleeplessness.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Hear Argument in Taxing Case In Columbus
In Columbus the Franklin County appellate court heard arguments on Attorney General Price's appeal from Judge Kinkead's restraint on Secretary of State Smith placing debt limitation and taxation amendments on the November ballot.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Kinkead
Secretary of
State Smith
Franklin County
Price
Monoplane T-2 Circles San Diego for 25 Hours
Giant army monoplane T-2 continued circling over San Diego at Rockwell field, attempting to break the world sustained flight record. Officials said it had been aloft for 25 hours and was still flying at 7 o'clock this morning.
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San Diego
Cal
Army
Rockwell Field
Exposer Ust But Away In Nga Of Time
Samuel T. Saxon, a New York City lecturer, exposed Marcus Garvey at a negro hotel in Cincinnati on October 6 triggering a riot. William Ware and supporters clashed with Saxon, chairs were thrown, and Saxon was battered and cut before escaping. Police arrested Ware on assault charges and charged Saxon with disorderly conduct alongside four others.
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Cincinnati
Samuel T. Saxon
New York City
Marcus Garvey
Moses
Republic of Africa
William Ware
United Negro Improvement Association
Arvey
Saxon
Rare
Exvon
Spectator Sparks Fire In Akron Auto Rack Blaze
Akron reports a spectator leaped onto a burning auto rack as Fireman Howard Lacy prepared to apply chemicals. The spectator threw a two gallon gasoline can that exploded on the pavement, engulfing Lacy in flames and causing severe burns to his face arms and legs.
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Akron
Howard Lacy
Lacy
Social card etiquette for women in shows full names
Guidance explains that a woman should use Miss or Mrs on social cards and display her full Christian names and surname. It discourages initials like Mrs. John J. Smith and prefers Mrs. John James Smith to avoid abbreviations.
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John James Smith
John J. Smith
Dolly
Sally
Haileybury Fire in Ontario Leaves Dozens Dead
Heavy rain in eastern Ontario slowed forest fires that devastated Haileybury and surrounding hamlets. At least 33 people were killed with fears of higher casualties as the town burned and residents fled toward Timiskaming Lake. Fire started in a potato patch and plans for rebuilding are underway.
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Montreal
Ontario
Halleybury
Haileybury
Timiskaming Lake
Indictments and arrests in Pomeroy district
Two indictments allege assault on a female child under 16 against D A Michael of Harrisonville with bonds set at 500 each. Clarence Fish linked to the Beegle brothers' robbery was captured in Zanesville this morning. The C F Hill case, slated for today, was postponed due to the prosecutor’s grand jury duties, tied to Mr Hill’s candidacy for representative.
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Pomeroy
D. A. Michael
Harrisonville
Clarence Fish
Beegle Brothers
Zanesville
C. F. Hill
Hill
First woman embalmer licensed in West Virginia
Mrs. Elia Hellenbridge of Wheeling received the state license as an embalmer becoming the first woman ever licensed in West Virginia in that profession.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Elia Hellenbridge
West Virginia
Youthful Driver of Truck Dies Before Train
Cecil Howe, 17, of Falmouth Kentucky was killed instantly when the milk truck he drove collided with a passenger train on the Southern railroad between Sherman and Dry Ridge Kentucky. His body was hurled about fifty feet. The engineer said the track was blocked on the rails despite warnings and bell signals.
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Cincinnati
Cecil Howe
Falmouth
Southern Railroad
Sherman
Dry Ridge
Doctor Arrested in Ohio Fraud Scheme
Dr James A Carnes physician for the Central Steel company was arrested at his home by Deputy U S Marshal A L Gibson of Cleveland at 9 AM charged with sending fraudulent bills for services to the State of Ohio.
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Massillon
James A. Carnes
The
Central Steel Company
United States
A. L. Gibson
Cleveland
Ohio
Government challenges wartime costPlus contracts in Dayton suit
The United States sues Dayton Wright Airplane Company to recover 2,408,267 alleging overpayment and questions the validity of cost plus contracts used during the war, potentially enabling further actions.
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America
United States
Dayton, D
Dayton Wright Airplane Company
Mrs. Warren G. Harding Improves but Stays Bedfast
Mrs. Warren G. Harding remains bedfast as she steadily improves from a serious illness, with officials at the White House stating it will be considerable time before she can leave her bed.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
White House
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Bonnie Ray
Camden
Kelly Woodward
Sandusky
Lois Gerlach
Portsmouth
Audrey Fitzer
Millfield
Ruth Miller
Evelyn White
Mary Powell
First Methodist Episcopal
Dr. McGurk
H. P. Coates
Montevideo
Walter Hamilton
Verrice Wolfe
Guy French
J. M. Reed
Mary Droz
Marietta
Augusta Droz
Mill Street
Washington, D.C
Henry A. Hatch
Frances Hatch
Hebron
Womens Music Club
Memorial Hall
W. A. Reading
West State Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Martzolff
M. E
Sarah. Huhn
Chillicothe
Martha Hulbert
Huhn
J. H. Huhn
James Pake
Baimbridge
E. T. Dailey
North Congress Street
Adaline Dailey
Leo Goodwin
Mattie Finney
Walker Street
Orville Leo
J. D. Brown
J. J. Holmes
Pasadena
Emma Crumbacker
Brookline
Mass
Mrs. Holmes
A. F. Holmes
Crumbacker
Will Bower
C. H. Grosvenor
Washington, D. C
Louise Leete
George Currier
C. M. Shepard
Shenandoah Valley
J. B. Cottrill
Springfield
G. G. Cottrill
Shannon Avenue
Studebaker
Durant
Dodge
Dorit
Alpha Gam
J. P. Seaton
Barkersfeld
Robert Zimmerman
Richland Avenue
Marie Boughner
Helen McBride
Nelle
Shipley
North
McKinley Avenue
PaOntGg
Pillsbury Flour
Mik
Malaga
Fulton Grocery
Scott
Beatt & Bowne
Bloomfleht
Sunday Messenger
Swanson Furniture Company
N. Court St
Lux
Burson
Zenner Company
EI Eliable Stor
Domino Poultry Feeds
Domino
Wolfe Bros
J. VY
Stoecklein
Chauncey Feed Co
Chauncey
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