Local Youths Entertained at Floyd Robinson Home
Mr. Floyd Robinson hosted a midweek gathering at 18 Van Vorhes Street entertaining several young guests. The evening featured music and games followed by a 10 pm lunch served with help from Frank Robinson. Guests included Della Frost Mary Cox Florence McCall Mary Powell Sylvia Violet Rudolph Pedigo Clyde Battin Wesley Kelley Lawrence Dupler and others.
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Floyd Robinson
van Vorhes St
Frank Robinson
Della Frost
Mary Cox
Florence McCall
Mary Powell
Sylvia Violet
Rudolph Pedigo
Clyde Battin
Wesley Kelley
Lawrence Dupler
Queen Esther Circle Organized at First M E Church
The Queen Esther Circle formed at the home of Mrs. W R Phillips with 25 charter and two associate members. Officers elected include Ruth Henry president Grace Webb first vice president Elizabeth Woodworth secretary Julia Porter corresponding secretary and Otha Beasley treasurer. Plans for the year and a program committee were set. Mrs P G Dowler presided over the meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society.
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Queen Esther
W. R. Phillips
M. EB. Church
Phillips
C. L. Strecker
Ruth Henry
Grace Webb
Elizabeth Woodworth
Julia Porter
Queen Esther Circle programs and community notices date book
A church group full of music and remarks concludes its meeting with Miss Frances Hatch and Miss Grace Webb among soloists and a piano duet. Various society updates follow including travel, visits, home moves, a Ballot instruction session, and a note on Chamber of Commerce venue.
Ear Ringing Relief Prescription Seeks Simple Cure
A homemade remedy promises quick relief for ears that ring or have head noises. Combine Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, then take a tablespoonful four times daily. The mixture aims to ease nasal congestion and prevent mucus from dripping into the throat.
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Anyon
US coal prices unlikely to rise despite British strike threat
Government officials expect efforts to raise prices if British miners strike but George H. Cushing of the American Wholesale Coal Association says the move is invalid. The United States exports coal at capacity with large reserves and prices have already fallen 30 percent since July. some local shortages may cause localized price increases.
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United Press
Washington
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
United States
Atlantic
Cushing
Europe
Ocean
Chamberlains Tablets Restore Health and Happiness
Chambers claims Chamberlains Tablets restore health and happiness for digestion biliousness and constipation. If troubled, try them and you are sure to be pleased for they will benefit you.
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Chamberlain
Mind Reader Madame Stanley Indicted for Murder
Madame Stanley also known as Mrs Mike Ondrink, a clairvoyant, is indicted for the murder of Stephen W Galcheck, a wealthy floral wire designer. The victim's body was recovered from the Ohio river with hands handcuffed. The husband is also indicted and to stand trial October 27 in Brooks county West Virginia. Police suspect the body was thrown from the Steubenville bridge.
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Steubenville
Mike Ondrink
Madame Stanley
Stephen W. Galcheck
Ohio River
Brooks County
West Va
Steubenville Bridge
Ohio State to Host Semi-Centennial Ox Roast Carnival
Columbus Oct 15 Spectacular features mark the Ohio State University semi centennial celebration tonight with a mammoth ox roast and carnival on Eleventh Avenue. Under a tented city about 15 000 alumni students and friends are expected to mingle in what may be the biggest time in the universitys history. Twelve oxen are set to roast as spectators gather for the event.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Eleventh Avenue
Ohio State
Sugar Creek M E church ladies aid meets
The Sugar Creek M E church ladies aid society held its monthly meeting at Mrs John Cowan s Thursday afternoon. Dues of 2 50 were paid. The next meeting will be with Mrs Frida Augustine next Thursday. All women of Sugar Creek are invited.
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AID Society
Ladies Aid Society
Sugar Creek
M. E. Church
John Cowan
Frida Augustine
Carpentier to Testify Over Alleged Fake Fight
Georges Carpentier prepared to appear before the New Jersey state boxing commission in Jersey City to testify that his bout with Battling Levinsky was legitimate. The panel plans an investigation to quell rumors of a fake widely reported in New York papers.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Levinsky
Jersey City
Boxing Commission
Chauncey Residents Visit, Move Into Nelsonville Property
Chauncey resident Mrs. G. H. Nye visits Mount Vernon to see daughter Mrs. J A Long and family. Mr. and Mrs. George McMahon relocate from Chauncey to Nelsonville after purchasing property. Mrs. W D Hines underwent a serious operation at Protestant Hospital Columbus and is improving. her mother Mrs. Ella Ledwick is at the bedside.
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G. H. Nye
Chauncey
Mount Vernon
J. A. Long
George McMahon
Nelsonville
W. D. Hines
Protestant Hospital
Columbus
Pleasant surprise parties mark social week in Chauncey area
Mrs L C Strausbaugh hostess to a women class surprise at her home. Daughters Mia Kilpatrick and Mrs W B Koons helped. Many guests attended and dainty refreshments followed. Other notes mention visits by Mrs Lee Schoonover to her sister Mrs Herbert Cramer near Columbus. Rally Day set for Oct 17 at First Christian Church Chauncey with aim of 300. Bible school opens 9 30 A.M. Miss Thelma Underwood guest at Torch. Ruth Wharton birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs P B C Wharton with gifts and refreshments. Mrs John Caville hosts Coshocton sister as house guest.
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Strausbaugh
L. C. Strausbaugh
The
Christian Church
Mia
Kilpatrick
W. B. Koons
Lee Schoonover
Herbert Cramer
Columbus
Harry Stalder
Pennsylvania
Peter Pendergrass
George
Amesville
Rev
Courtney
Orbiston
Buchtel
J. A. Drake
Newton
Iowa
Chauncey
PB. C. Wharton
Miss Ruth
Miss Wharton
Vinol Restores Strength After Influenza and Sickness
Vinol is promoted as a tonic to revive weak blood and a run-down system after influenza grippes or severe illness. It claims to build tissue from cod liver elements plus beef peptone and glycerophosphates, improve appetite digestion circulation and nerve and muscle vitality. Many local residents report personal benefits.
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Vincl
Athens County Christian Endeavor President Plans County Convention
Miss Cleo Williams of Nelsonville presides over the executive committee meeting in the First Christian church Chauncey to set the program for the county convention to be held in Chauncey on October 26. Chauncey moves and travel updates follow with local address changes and team plans as the Marietta game looms.
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Athens County Christian Endeavor Union
Cleo Williams
Nelsonville
First Christian Church
Chauncey
Marietta
Powerful tonic claim for liver and kidneys
A speaker extols a system cleansing tonic as the sole remedy that rapidly purifies the blood steadies nerves and cleanses the liver and kidneys, urging belief in its remarkable effects.
Local News Roundup From Cannanville and Nearby
Cannanville residents Mr. and Mrs. 8 J Davis move into Waldo Bairds former home. Luella Cunningham and Virgile Dean visited Marie Cavanaugh. W H Border in Columbus mercy hospital slowly improves. High school teams traveled to Coolville. boys lost 22 13 girls tied. Social at the High school cleared 45 dollars. Mr and Mrs T M Crawford moved into a new house. Miss Bessie Hubler visited school Wednesday.
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J. Davis
New England
Waldo Baird
Luella Cunningham
Virgile Dean
Marie Cavanaugh
G. W. Crawford
T. M. Crawford
W. H. Border
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Coolville
Thomas Morley
Chicago
A. Cavanaugh
W. H. Wright
Bessie Hubler
Rube Marquard Faces Divorce Suit in Chicago
Rube Marquard star pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers will be defended in a divorce case today as Blossom Seeley Marquard, the actress, appears in court seeking separation and custody of their child. She charges desertion.
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Chicago
Rube Marquard
Southpaw
Slabman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Blossom Seeley
Marquard
Poe Fyne
Rube
A False Standard of Culture and the Rise of Eugenics
The piece argues modern culture undervalues motherhood and children while praising Eugenics as a force for the race. It lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health aid for wives, noting relieved headaches and backaches allow brave sons and daughters to prosper.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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