Parent-Teacher meet set at Central School
The Cen tral Parent-Teacher Association will hold a Thursday afternoon meeting October 13 at 3:00. Superintendent C. E. Stailey will discuss New Truancy Laws and Miss Munn will give a public health talk. An eighth grade group will care for younger children. The next meeting is October 25 hosted by Mrs. Charles DeMolet Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Central Parent-Teacher Association
C. E. Stailey
E. Clark
East Carpenter Street
Fred Fenzel
Charles DeMolet Jr
Carr Graham wed in Detroit at North Baptist Church
Howard E. Carr of Detroit married Sylvia M. Graham formerly of Nelsonville at eight o'clock on October 5th. Rev. M. Vercoe officiated before a full house. A farewell supper followed at Mrs. N. J. Dreyfus home before the couple left for Florida then New Orleans and back to Flint to start their home.
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N. J. Dreyfus
Carr
Florida
New Orleans
Flint
Chicago
Hallowe en party hosts needle club at Snow home
Mrs. D C Snow entertained the Tuesday evening needle club at 126 Morris avenue with a written contest and performances. Mrs. James Williams won first prize and Mrs. H T Lee took consolation. Guests included Mrs. John Tillery of London Kentucky Mrs. Fred McCoy and Mrs. H T Lee. Refreshments followed with help from Misses Margaret Snow and Gertrude Rice.
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Hallowe’en
D. C. Snow
Morris Avenue
Tuesday Evening Needle Club
James Williams
H. T. Lee
Roy Pilcher
Cora Bechtold
Richard Snow
Margaret Snow
John Tillery
London
Fred McCoy
Gertrude Rice
Grandpa Ayers Celebrates 84th Birthday at Kinley Avenue Home
Mr. Charles Ayers known as Grandpa Ayers was honored at a family birthday party hosted by his daughter Mrs. J. Fred Beverage on Kinley avenue. Eighteen relatives attended as gifts and cake with 84 candles highlighted the event.
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Charles Ayers
Grandpa Ayers
J. Fred Beverage
Kinley Avenue
Phi Delta Theta Dinner At West Mulberry Street House
An elaborate dinner for 100 covers was hosted by the Phi Delta Theta auxiliary at the West Mulberry Street house for active members pledges and alumni. Special guests included Mrs. W. E. Webb of New York City Dr. E. B. Bryan and Mr. W. B. Golden. Eight tables seated guests and after a three course meal talks by Dr. Bryan and others followed by singing college and fraternity songs.
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Phi
Phi Delta Theta
West Mulberry Street
W. E. Webb
New York City
E. B. Bryan
W. B. Golden
Bryan
Maccabees Set Regular Meeting in O O F Hall
The Maccabees plan a called session Thursday at 1:80 PM in the I O O F hall. Mr and Mrs Austin Webb of New York City have left after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs J W Pickett and family. Mr and Mrs W B Cable of 155 Fast State Street announce the birth of a son Edward Lloyd born Monday October 10.
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Maccabees
I. O. O. F. Hall
Austin Webb
New York City
J. W. Pickett
Sunnyside Needle Club Meets Thursday at 2
Mrs. Frank S. Roach of 20 South College street will host the Sunnyside needle club Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Frank S. Roach
South College Street
Sunnyside
Needle Club
Queen Esther Circle Meet Set at Mrs Phillips Home
Thursday at 7 pm the Queen Esther Circle will gather at 16 South College Street the home of Mrs W R Phillips for a circle meeting.
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Queen Esther Circle
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
Mrs O G Jordan and Niece Visit Miller Family
Mrs O G Jordan and her niece Mrs Herb Cox traveled to Hemlock Grove to stay with Mrs Cox's parents Dr and Mrs R W Miller for several days.
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O. G. Jordan
Herb Cox
Hemlock Grove
R. W. Miller
Lon don Ky visitors from Tillery Pilcher family
Mr and Mrs John Tillery of Lon don Kentucky visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Roy Pilcher at 10 East Union Street.
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John Tillery
London, Ky
Roy Pilcher
East Union Street
Cambridge Social Note Connects Porterfields and Clemens
Mrs C B Clemens of Cambridge visits this week with Mr and Mrs A M Porterfield at 28 Race Street. Clemens is the Porterfields sister.
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C. B. Clemens
Cambridge
A. M. Porterfield
Race Street
Dr and Mrs Sprague Return From Western Trip
Dr. and Mrs. Wiley T. Sprague arrived home last night after an extensive western journey. They spent one month in San Francisco where Dr. Sprague engaged in special work.
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Wiley T. Sprague
San Francisco
Dr. Sprague
Missionary Society to Meet Thursday at 2 PM
The Missionary Society of the Christian church will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Jones 142 Grosvenor street. Guests visiting include Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clendenin and niece Mable Clendenin of Walker street, and Mr. Dolph Clendenin of Asbury Ridge.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. W. Jones
Grosvenor Street
W. W. Clendenin
Mable Clendenin
Walker Street
Clint Walker
Dolph Clendenin
Asbury Ridge
Robbers Escape With 10000 In Darien Bank Heist
Robbers entered the Farmers State Bank at Darien near Elkhorn Wisconsin and escaped with 10000 in securities and currency after cutting all telegraph and telephone wires to the village.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Farmers State
Darien
Train wreck shakes passengers near Altoona
A Penn Charity Willsylvania train bound for Cleveland collided with the Child's Conservation League wreck near Altoona. Several people were badly shaken but not seriously injured, with Mrs. Thomas Lewistown identified among the injured parties.
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Altoona
Penn- Charity
Willsylvania
Mail carrier faces grand jury over burning 2000 letters
Lester Coat, 21, a substitute mail carrier in Denver, is under arrest on federal charges of burning more than 2000 pieces of first class mail. Police say nearly 2000 additional letters and parcels were found at his home. He told cops the letters were easier burned than carried. If convicted on all counts, he could face at least a $100,000 fine and a ten thousand year prison term.
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Denver
Colo
Lester Coat
Coat
Coats
British Explain Delay in Pershing Visit
London, Oct. 12. General John Pershing will go to London to decorate the grave of Britain's unknown warrior with the congressional Medal of Honor on Monday, October 17. The delay was blamed on the American embassy failing to clarify the link between Pershing's European trip and Congress awarding the medal.
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London
John Pershing
Britain
Pershing
Europe
Brazil Moves to Corner World Coffee Supply
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil aims to valorize and control coffee prices as 1921 22 output is projected at 15 5 million bags with U S demand rising amid Prohibition. President Pessoa argues a national stake and dominance in a market Brazil supplies about 75 percent of world coffee.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Alexandre Siciliano
Valorization Committee
New York
Santos
U. S
Porto Rico
Mexico
Columbia
Venezuela
Brazil
Epitacio Pessoa
Sao Paulo
Japan
United States
U S Warship Memphis Rests Aground Five Years At Santo Domingo
The U S cruiser Memphis ran aground on coral reefs off Santo Domingo in March 1916. Five years of equinox storms have failed to destroy the ship, now a monument to American shipbuilding as waves break over it in the latest surf.
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U. S
Memphis
Santo Domingo
Camp Sherman to Become Veterans University
Washington October 12 Actual conversion of Camp Sherman into a large rehabilitant university for former service men hinges on land transfer from the war department to the Veterans Bureau Secretary of War Weeks has been asked to arrange the transfer and has referred legal details to the judge advocate general A possible report that the war department lacks authority without congressional approval could lead to a special act Congress will be asked to enact The Veterans Bureau is moving ahead with preliminary steps sending architects to Chillicothe and ordering equipment
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Washington
Camp Sherman
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
War Weeks
Judge Advocate General
Congress
Chillicothe
Weather improves as seventh world series game looms
A cold rain drenched New York at 8 A M but the weather bureau forecast clearing skies this afternoon raising hope the seventh game of the world series could be played as planned. By 8 30 the clouds were lifting and sunshine appeared.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Two Robberies Foiled by Motor Bandits Near Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania two attempted robberies were thwarted early today by motor bandits. The first target was the local post office and the second the National Bank at Arndtsville nearby. No injuries reported. Police hunt for suspects.
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Gettysburg
National Bank
Arndtsville
Capital Society Goes Into Trade
Washington society reacts as an all society store, run under the corporate name Francise, opens in the capital. The venture involves members of the insider residential set and the diplomatic corps, initially seen as a charitable enterprise but revealed to be a commercial venture.
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Washington
Washington Society
Diplomatic Corps
Francise
Store opened in Admiral Dewey house for children's clothing
The former Dewey residence gifted to the Admiral by grateful supporters became a shop selling infants and children's apparel. His wife bought and sold the property, and the store is backed by Mrs. Joseph Leiter with owners Mrs. Ormsby McCammon and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee. McCammon, Estelle Murray of Philadelphia, is a saleswoman. Lee handles management with several prominent assistants.
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Admiral Dewey
Joseph Leiter
Ormsby McCammon
Charles O'Donnell Lee
McCammon
Estelle Murray
Philadelphia
Lee
Rev Joseph T Britan elected moderator of Ohio Synod
Cambridge Ohio Oct 12 Rev Joseph T Britan pastor of Columbus Central Presbyterian church was elected moderator at the opening session of the Ohio Synod of Presbyterian churches Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Joseph T. Britan
Columbus Central
Parents Expect Boys To Work Or Face Regret Later
A harsh warning that parents who raise sons who refuse to work will face future disappointment and grief when those boys become men. The statement emphasizes personal responsibility and the consequences of idleness.
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J. M. Higgins
Vigo
John Cuckler
Dayton
Henry Dubois
Herman Dubois
Ohio University
Cuckler
C. C. Cray
Guysville
R. C. Dorr
Second Street
Fulton's
Wichita Kansas
Nabob Coffee
Old Reliable
Golden Grain
White House
California
Buymore
Mother Aluminum
Star and
P. & G. Soap
Nice
Chauncey
U.S
Tukk
Uots
Ohio
Columbus Pastor
Millikan’s
Pillsbury
Union Grocery Co
State St
Damask
Swanson Furniture Co
North Court Street
Athens
Karpen
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