Buckeye State Building & Loan ad seeks deposits in Columbus
A Columbus ad from the Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. promotes time deposits at 5 percent. It highlights teachers as depositors among its clientele and invites readers to join the growing savings base, noting the company operates from Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street.
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The
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Berean Class Attendance and Local Activities Reported
Despite bad weather the Berean class had three men present Sunday. Rev Spayd of Chauncey taught and four ministers attended. Miss McKay sang a solo. The King's Men held four services with groups visiting Straitsville Dowler Ridge and Chauncey. W C T U meets Tuesday at 2 pm. officers elected last meeting. Selects team performances noted. next game anticipated. Charles Brooks, 44, dies post operation at Sheltering Arms Athens. funeral at Mason City hill conducted by Rev C L Johnson. Survived by wife and eight children. burial at Creeniawn.
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Spayd
Chauncey
McKay
King’s Men
Straitsville
Dowler Ridge
Charles Brooks
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mason City Hill
C. L. Johnson
A.I
Style Show Thanks and Social Notes in Athens
A note of thanks praises the Style Show and city partners for a successful opening. It lists the Athens Messenger staff, A G Mechem and Sons, C L King Co, Nelsonville Dry Goods Co, and local public support. The item also mentions Ed Spray to be arraigned before Mayor McCune on intoxication and resisting an officer charges.
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Athens Messenger
A. G. Mechem and Sons
C. L. King Co
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Ed Spray
McCune
Whitmore Heads Public Health Seal Sale Plans
Mrs L A Whitmore chaired Hyperion club meeting planning the year ahead. Roll call response was Summer Reminiscences and reports outlined last year’s work. November launch of the Public Health Seal sale. William Mills to assist. Whitmore to attend Columbus meeting October 25. Delegates W Hill and Julius Fischer chosen for Federated Clubs in Athens October 19-20.
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L. A. Whitmore
Hyperion Club
William Mills
Whitmore
Public Health Committee
Columbus
W. Hill
Julius Fischer Wee
Federated Clubs
Athens
Nelsonville Selects and Bearcats play 0–0 stalemate opener
Nelsonville Selects open football season by holding Jackson Bearcats to a scoreless game on a wet field. A first quarter fumble stalled a potential Selects touchdown while the contest evolved into a punting duel with even honors and clean play.
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Nelsonville Selects
Jackson
Selects
Beercats
Nelsonville
Sunny Brook
Chillicothe
Bearcats
DICS SUDDENLY JOSEPH W WOLFE DIES AT 73 NEAR NELSONVILLE
Joseph W Wolfe aged 73 died suddenly at his Nelsonville area home Saturday night. Funeral at the family residence Tuesday at 1 PM conducted by Rev Ewing. Buried at Greenlawn. He leaves two sons and one daughter. Ralph Lee Roy Perry born near Nelsonville Jan 21 1902 died Sept 25 1922 aged 20 years 8 months 4 days. He was well known and loved in Athens county and among the youth leaders. Survived by a mother and three sisters Flossie Margarete Rhoda. The family mourns with lines of verse and memories of the departed.
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Joseph W Wolfe
Nelsonville
Ewing
Buriy
Greenlawn
Ralph Lee Roy Perry
Emerson and
Minnie Perry
Athens County
Flossie
Margarete
Rhoda
October anecdotes mix baseball, radio quirks and a chicken tale
The column blends local sports fans and Col Pat Kessinger’s Reds support with a humorous chicken house story about Quill Bronson. It notes October birthdays and the lasting memory of a cooking school, ending with playful, self-deprecating remarks about a wife who burned the beans.
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Eddie Mills
Dutch Shafer
Yank
Marble Sommers
Old Guard
Pat Kessinger
Cincinnati Reds
Garret
Detroit Dining Misadventure of Mulligan and Shafer
Two young men from the country visit Detroit for the first unescorted trip to a big city. They dine in an upscale restaurant where a waiter serves tomato catsup with two bottles, misinterpreted as soup. The pair survive the confusion and recall the moment with humor, forever haunted by the ketchup incident.
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Shem” Mulligan
Dutch Shafer
Detroit
Shem
Dutch
Buddy
Ohio University Music Director’s Works Featured by Columbus Chorus
C. C. Robinson, head of Ohio University School of Music, has a composition They Met on a Twig of a Chestnut Tree in the program of the Women’s Club Chorus of Columbus at the Elks Home. Athens audiences will hear these works during the combined Ohio University glee clubs concert at Ewing Hall after Thanksgiving vacation. A strong chorus is in rehearsal for The Death of Minnehaha by Coleridge Taylor, part of his Longfellow setting, noted for color.
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C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio University
Women's Club Chorus of
Columbus
Elks
Mr. Robinson
Ohio
Singers’ Club of
Cleveland
Oberlin Glee Club
Athens
Ewing Hall
Minnehaha
Coleridge Taylor
Longfellow
Ohio Federation of Labor Opens Annual Convention in Canton
More than 400 delegates from Ohio trades unions gather in Canton as the Ohio Federation of Labor begins its annual convention. Discussions will cover injunctions during strikes, the Volstead Act, prohibition policy, and labor positions on state and national candidates. Other topics include workmen's compensation, health bureaus for workers, and old-age pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio Labor
Thomas J. Donnelly
Columbus
Federation One
Organization of Health Bureaus
American Dreadnought Utah Ordered to Near East
The Utah, at Gibraltar nearly a week, is ordered to proceed immediately to the Near East as a U S destroyer flotilla joins. The Majestic liner stores include 16,000 soups 30,000 plates 2400 teapots and 18000 tumblers.
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London
Utah
Gibraltar
United States
Near East
Majestic
Athens county indictments arraigned in common pleas court
Seven of nine grand jury indictments heard Monday in Athens county common pleas court with six defendants pleading not guilty. Clell Douglas pleaded guilty to assault on Mayor McCune, fined 100 dollars and 30 days in Dayton workhouse. Other defendants faced various charges and bonds, including burglary, larceny, forgery, rape, nonsupport, and obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Douglas
Dayton
Worstell
Hart Cooksey
Sugar Creek
Cooksey
Robert Brooks
Glouster
George Rose
Basil Minford
Guysville
C. F. Rowland
Don Durfee
Luhrig
Hughie Shuttleworth
Buchtel
A. B. Wells
Pearley B. Mingus
Amesville
John W. Faust
Columbus
Michigan
Ed McCall
the Plains
Conference in Ireland Ends with Failure
In Belfast a police detachment near Keady County Armagh was ambushed early today, killing one policeman and a republican irregular and wounding another. The Catholic arranged conference between Ulster nationalists and Sinn Feiners to restore unity broke down.
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Belfast
Keady
County Armagh
Ulstr
Ireland
Cuba Reform Plan Approved by Crowder for Cuba
General Crowder reports to the State Department that the full American reform program for Cuba has been approved and implemented, including numerous internal reforms and a $50,000,000 loan to the Cuban government.
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Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Cuba
State Department
Crowder
State Accidents Drop by Half After License Revocations
Massachusetts reports a 45 percent drop in automobile accidents after revoking licenses of reckless drivers. In 1921, 4,899 motorists lost road privileges, down from 20,986 accidents in 1920 to 11,487 in 1921. Officials expect further reductions despite more cars on the roads.
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Massachusetts
Postal Service Suspends US Greece Mail Link
General postal service between the United States and Greek postal sectors including Smyrna has been suspended, announced by Postmaster General Workman.
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Washington
United States
Smyrna
Oil TANKS BURN AT RICHFIELD PLANT IN LOS ANGELES
A blaze fed by contents of 30 large oil storage tanks swept the Richfield Oil Co plant in Los Angeles industrial district. Damage was estimated at 200 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Richfield Oil Co
Resinol Promises Clear Skin With Regular Use
Advert shows Resinol Ointment and Soap claim to improve red rough pimply complexions. Promises clearer fresher skin after a few days of use. Sold by druggists and toilet goods dealers with trial free offer from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Moody dies after hand infection at 73
David L. Moody 73 died at Cherrington hospital Logan of general toxemia after a hand infection from a garden blister. He was night supervisor at Athens State hospital for 16 years. Survived by widow and six daughters. Funeral arrangements pending. body to Athens then home in Logan. Dr A O Beasley dies in Columbus at 50. burial in Amesville.
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David L. Moody
Stewart Street
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Blaine Johnson
Athens
Mr. Moody
Athens State Hospital
Trimble
T. W. Wyatt
Columbus
L. G. Allegree
Charlottesville
D. L. Jones
Mansfield
L. G. Carey
W. A. Sayre
A. O. Beasley
Amesville
Chauncey Christian church hosts all day home coming rally
Despite rain Chauncey Christian church held a full day home coming and Sunday school rally with Bible school at 9 30 a m morning sermon by Dr C L Johnson and a main afternoon address by Rev M E Chatley Athens. County ministers participated and the day featured music by the Chauncey quartet and a social supper in the church cafeteria.
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Chauncey, O
Chauncey Christian Church
C. L. Johnson
Nelsonville
M. BE. Chatley
First Christian Church
Athens
Johnson
Chatley
Wilson
Glouster
Watkins
New Marshfield
Courtney
Spayd
Chauncey
Peddicord
Trim
Ruth Wharton
Christian Endeavor Society
Lucy Law
Chauncey Choir
Harvey Nye
Henry Windle
Circle Hill
Messrs
Eagle
Secauer
Mitchell
Local Attendees at Canton Labor Federation Meeting
Glouster residents listed among attendees at the State Federation of Labor meeting in Canton this week. The convention began today with final adjournment expected Friday night. Other local notes include visits, travel to Columbus and Athens, and a scheduled High school football game at New Straitsville Friday.
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State Federation of Labor
Canton
H. A. Holaschuh
William Southard
Joseph Richards
Fred Burgess
Fred Hemsley
Central Labor Union
Robert Marshall
Frank Herrold
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Stillwell
Scranton
Clyde S. Price
Columbus
N. A. Holzschuh
Holzschuh
W. R. Drury
Columbua
Ohio State Board of Pharmacy
Mike Daugherty
Athens
Glouster
L. F. Carpenter
Washington D. H
Munden
Madison Street
Edna Burns
Middleport
Mary Foley
New Straitsville
An Improved Parachute Brings Grief to Boy
In Urbana Ohio on October 9 twelve year old Ralph Ammon strapped an umbrella to his body and leaped from a 25 foot building. He landed heavily and lay under a wrecked improvised parachute before being taken to his mother Mrs Frank Ammon on North Russell street where doctors found only a temporary loss of speech from the shock.
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Urbana
Ohio
Ralph Ammon
Frank Ammon
North
Russell Street
Turkish troops withdraw from Ismid zone
The British foreign office reported from Constantinople that Turkish troops who violated the neutral zone at Ismid south of Constantinople have withdrawn. The dove of peace appeared as the news arrived this afternoon in London.
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London
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Isrmid
Third trial of Arthur C. Burch continued to Oct 16
Los Angeles October 9 court proceedings extended the third trial of Arthur C. Burch, charged in the slaying of broker C. Belton Kennedy, in Superior Judge Shepeck's court. The report notes an invention by an American woman: removable canopy umbrellas to match gowns.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Madelynne Obenchain
C. Belton Kennedy
Shepeck
Embezzlement case widens as grand jury summoned
Pomeroy Meigs county grand jury panels expand with about ninety witnesses to probe Mrs. Susan Kraus 63 held on embezzlement charges and alleged Ponzi like schemes deceiving Pomeroy Bend residents. Attorney Fred Crowe seeks a hearing for Kraus while L Crarg Davis reports over 90 witnesses scheduled this week.
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Pomeroy
Susan Kraus
Pomeroy Bend
Ponzi
Boston
Meigs County
Grand Jury
L. Crarg Davis
Fred Crowe
H. R. Barnes
Mies Bertha Seyfield
M. A. Kraus
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FE. K. Williams
Jennie Buckley
Williams
Clara Pritchard
Bliss Business College
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W. Va
Myrtle Dow
Phil Kelch
Harry Edington
Elizabeth Preston
Fred
Chas. Preston
Forrest Brandenburg
Miles Brandenburg
W. H. Scott
Ethelda
F Edward
Julius Fischer
Bart
Quill Bronson
Quill
Esplutter
Jim
Wolman
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Music College
Nile
Meigs
Kraus
Gran Jury
Phillip Mayer
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Peery
Edisons
Afi
Edison Amberol Records
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