Missionary Society Holds Thanksgiving Service at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday at 2:30 in the church parlors for an annual Thanksgiving program titled In all Thy Ways Acknowledge Him led by Mrs. H. R. Wilson. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox spoke on Social Service Work of the Church. Colene Norvell of Ohio University sang Come Ye Blessed and two quartet numbers were performed before a social hour. Hostesses included Mrs. Donald Swaim who is set to receive a BA from Ohio University in June and is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. R. Wilson
A. Y. Wilcox
Colene Norvell
Ohio University
C. C. Millikan
Wiley Sprague
Pearl Drake
Charles Cameron
Bridge Party Honoring Bride at Mrs Swaim Home
A Tuesday bridge party at 1 Park Place celebrated Elizabeth Price, bride of recent date, and Mrs. C H Swaim. Seven tables competed with high scores earned by Mrs. Charles Woodworth and Miss Elizabeth Earhart. Marigolds adorned the decorations and a two course supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Swaim
Elizabeth Price
C. H. Swaim
Park Place
Charles Woodworth
Elizabeth Earhart
Mary Peoples
Frances Cooksey
Gail Putnam
Constance Leete
Dorothy Stutz
Rachael Hopkins
Miss Zelpha Boudinot Weds Harlan E Linscott in Ames Township
Zelpha Boudinot of Trimble and Harlan E Linscott of Ames township married today in a ceremony at 64 North Congress street conducted by Reverend M E Chatley. The couple will live on a farm in Ames township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelpha Boudinot
Trimble
R. D
Glouster State Bank
Harlan E. Linscott
Ames Township
M. E. Chatley
North
Congress Street
Illiteracy talk sparks Child's Conservation League meeting
Dr. 8. K. Mardis led the program at the Child's Conservation League gathering hosted by Mrs. James Lewis at 9 Oak Street. His talk on illiteracy drew lively discussion while a photography contest delighted attendees. First prize went to Mrs. Charles De Molet Jr., second to Mrs. Charles Smith. Hostess provided a collation. guests included Mrs. R. P. Imes and Mrs. C. EF. Staneart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. K. Mardis
Child's Conservation League
James Lewis
Oak Street
Charles de Molet, Jr
Charles Smith
R. P. Imes
C. EF. Staneart
Friendship Needle Club Hostess Sets Thursday Gathering
Mrs. W. G. Darford of 121 West State Street will be hostess to the Friendship needle club Thursday afternoon at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Darford
West State Street
Friendship Needle Club
Hoover Hosts Brides Club Evening at Elmwood Home
Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover entertained their brides club Tuesday evening at their home, 62 Elmwood Place. Three tables were used in the play.
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Mrs
T. N. Hoover
Brides Club
Elmwood Place
Prof and Mrs EF Smith Visit Columbus with Robins Lecture
Prof. and Mrs. EF Smith traveled to Columbus Tuesday with Mr. Larmond Robins who delivered a lecture Monday evening in Ewing auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. R. Smith
Columbus
Larmond Robins
Ewing Auditorium
Mr and Mrs Junod Plan Winter Trip to Washington and Florida
Mr and Mrs George Junod depart by car for Washington D C en route to Florida for the winter. They will stop at Brownsville Pennsylvania to visit Mrs Cora Lockridge and spend time with their daughters in Washington D C and Allentown before beginning Florida in Fort Lauderdale on January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Junod
Washington, D. C
Piorida
Cora Lockridge
Brownsville
L. E. Boykin
Adlai G. Loehlt
Washington D. C
Russell Kirby
Allentown
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Mrs Merrifield Visits Zanesville One-Week Stay
Mrs. 8S. P. Merrifield travels to Zanesville for a week visiting relatives including her niece Mrs. W. B. Worstall and niece Miss Alice Gillespie and nephew Dr. Roy Gillespie.
Mrs H D King Visiting Columbus This Week
Mrs H D King visits Columbus this week as guest of her daughter Mrs Floyd Juffy and Mr and Mrs Rh S Weitzel keeping with family ties and social notices in town
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H. D. King
Columbus
Floyd Juffy
Rh. S. Weitzel
Mrs Ina Hutchinson Visits Her Parents
Mrs Ina Hutchinson of Columbus returned Tuesday evening to her home after a visit since Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Elroy McDonald at 19 Foster Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Hutchinson
Columbus
Elroy McDonald
Foster Place
Cur rent Events Club to Meet Thursday Evening
Mrs. C. C. Kerr of 72 North High Street will host the Cur rent Events club Thursday at 7 30 PM, inviting members to an evening gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kerr
North High Street
Current Events
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet Set for Thursday Evening
Chi Omega alumnae association to hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs L V Brown at 2 University Terrace.
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Chi Omega
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
Funeral services for Harry Six boy drowned in river
Funeral services for Harry Six aged 12 were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Newsom-Walburn undertaking parlors. Rev MM F. Chatley conducted the service with Mrs I X Rauch singing. Interment followed in West State street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Six
Hocking
Newsom - Walburn Undertaking
MM. F. Chatley
I. X. Rauch
West State Street
Joint trial opens in Athens County court
The joint trial of Harvey North and Robert Lunsford began Wednesday in the Athens County Common Pleas Court on indictments charging illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor. Authorities say the men were making whisky in a blacksmith shop at the W. P. Rice mine two miles above Glouster with assistance from Ohio Anti-Saloon League state attorney T. B. Jarvis assisting the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey North
Robert Lunsford
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Nash, Jenkins
Jonas
W. P. Rice
Glouster
T. B. Jarvis
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Railroad unions map program at Washington meeting
Executives of sixteen standard railway labor organizations met at the International Association of Machinists headquarters in Washington to develop a legislative program for the upcoming congressional session. The meeting was convened by Warren & Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Standard Railway
International Association of Machinists
Congress
Warren & Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rizal Day Hallmarks Philippines’ December 30 Holiday
The Filipinos observe Rizal Day as the last public holiday of the year on December 30. It honors national martyr José Rizal with ceremonies nationwide.
Mother testifies as state witness in murder trial
In Kenton Ohio on November 14 the 72 year old mother of Charles Phillips 28 testifies as the principal state witness in the first degree murder trial of her son for the killing of Laude O Hlunt 41 on August 10 during a family quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton, CO
Charles Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Laude O. Hlunt
Jast
Masterpiece Found in Windy City of West Chicago
A famed portrait painted 300 years ago by Giacomo Cotta was found in Chicago after an expert uncovered the artist’s name beneath centuries of grime. The painting was placed in a safety deposit vault.
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Chicago
Giacomo Cotta
Beaumont man cited for out of season rabbit hunt
Pete Breaker of Beaumont was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Game Warden TD H Nash for hunting rabbits out of season with no license. He pled guilty before Mayor Johnson of Trimble and paid a $25 fine plus costs after being found with a shotgun and five hounds.
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Pete Breaker
Beaumont
Breaker
TD. H. Nash
Johnson
Trimble
Wheel
Marvel J. Davis Dies After Illness in Marietta
Marvel J. Davis a former hotel owner and oil producer dies at his Marietta home after several days of pneumonia illness. He was a notable local figure with business ties to the hotel and oil sectors. Funeral arrangements are expected in the coming days.
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Marietta, O
Marvel J. Davis
University Student Charged After Large Still Found
Denver police arrested David White a 24 year old university student for violating prohibition laws after a huge moonshine still was found in his home. He claimed the illicit sale money would fund his college education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
David White
White
District officers haul in three accused intoxication suspects
Clifton Johnson of Lathrop denied guilt after arrest for intoxication and bonded postponement. William Perry of Luh rig also charged and jailed awaiting November 16 trial. Game protectors seized illegal furs at William Yocum of Oakdale home and filed charges while his wife’s illness delays arraignment.
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Clifton Johnson
Lathrop
McKinley
Cady
Johnson
Helwig
William “Zaner
Perry
Luhrig
Mariner
Banstile
William Yocum
Oakdale
Game Protector
Athens Horses to Be Entered at Cincinnati Show
Athens will send six locally owned horses and two ponies to the Cincinnati Riding Club horse show during Thanksgiving week. Shipped by Fred R. Beasley and L. D. Poston, the Athens entries include Sandpiper, Sonata, Forget-Me-Not, Highball, Vivianne Segal, Lansdale, Frances Anp, Cock Robin, and others in ten classes for Beasley entries and eight for Poston. The show runs November 26 to Thanksgiving Day in Cincinnati. Rufus Nichols of Cincinnati was sentenced to one to seven years for auto theft.
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Athens
Cincinnati Riding Club
Cincinnati
Middle West
Thomas J. Davis
J. D. Brown
Bank of Athens
Fred R. Beasley
L. D. Poston
Mr. Poston
Sandpiper
Sonata
Highball
Mr. Beasley
Vivianne Segal
Lansdale
Frances Anp
Cock Robin
Beasley
Poston
Fred Beasley
Alice Beasley
Florence Poston
Richard Hughes
Daytons Traveling Library Brings Books to Doors
Dayton Public Library launches a library on wheels offering 609 volumes of fiction and 104 magazines. A truck visits zones weekly with itinerant librarians issuing cards and lending, bringing books to homes and rural areas alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AX Lon
Dayton
Dayton Public Library
Lincoln
Dover Township Clerk Oscar Simpson Thanked for Support
In a note to voters Oscar Simpson expresses gratitude for the support in the Dover township election held November 6. He notes three terms as clerk and appreciation from his home precinct where he fell just short of a two to one margin for his opponent. He pledges to continue serving well.
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Dover Township
Oscar Simpson
Government rejects protest on Kaiser return to Germany
The United States government announced at the White House that it will not protest individually nor join any allied protest against the return of the German Kaiser or members of his family to Germany. The statement marks a formal stance on the postwar issue.
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Washington
United States
Kaiser
Germany
White House
Understanding how cold triggers inflammation and recovery methods
The text explains how heat or cold affects skin capillaries and mucous membranes, detailing the inflammatory process from congestion to fever and excretion. It argues cold helps eliminate materials, frames a cold as a curative body response, and endorses hot baths, brisk towels, and fasting as treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penetes
Coats for All Weathers Offered at 14 N Cemetery St
The advert promotes weatherproof coats for men women and children with prices from $4.00. It mentions Mackinaws for men and boys, rainproof auto robes, and a sample display by phone at 14 N Cemetery St, phone 6621.
More Books In the Home Fifth National Children’s Book Week Event
The Hatch Library outlines plans for National Children’s Book Week with a November 16 meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms from 2 30 to 5 p m. Exhibits, talks on children’s editions, and songs will fill the program, followed by a contest at 4 p.m. Prizes include three books for schools and top reviews from seventh and eighth grades plus a best costumed child representing a book title. Judges are Miss Allen, Mrs. McQuiston, and Mrs. Reed. all parents are invited and children may attend with a parent.
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Ant
Library
Electra C. Doran
Hatch Library
Chamber of Commerce
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P. O. Nichols
Russell Rupp
Harley Moler
Robert Hess
Robert Tompkins
Harold Coe
Wheatley Link
Richard McKinstry
Wheeler Dew
Virgil Dent
Bryan Stevers
Harold Mardis
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Boudinot -Linscott
M. F. Chatley
State Conference of Workers of the Women's Mission
The
Gline Pharmagy Co
Athens, Ohio
Hoosier
Ary Societies of the Christian Church
Railroad Unions
Victor Kienboeck
Seipel
Windy City
West
Offigers
Lathrop, Oakdale and
Luhing
Queen City
Rufus Nichols
Bernarar Macfadden
America
Seth Hart
Washington St
Coats
V. Ahlbrand
N. Cemetery St
Logan's Book and News Store
Christine Dathy
Pauline Jonca
Nean Ranch
Rida Watkins
Irene Devlyn
Margaret Sprague
Amy Morgan
Isabel McCain
Nelsonville
Katheryne Spencer
Angela Woods
Bvylen Watkins
Mildred Mansfield
Thelma Hall
Colone Norviel
Ladle Hedden
Geraldine Hope
Elizabeth Heck
Logan
Ruth Rochester
Darts Herron
Nell Mariner Theodora Junod
Helen Peoples
Margaret Crow
Phyllis Craft, Glouster
W. B. Drake
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Kyes
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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