Social Highlights and Upcoming Events In Local Society
Sisters host bridge for Theta Phi initiates with Mrs. Overmyer winning the high score trophy. Training School Program shifts to a Harvest Leaning exercise at 6 20 p m with pupil performances and room entertainment. Y W C A annual recognition services set for Friday at 6 30 p m in Ewin Hall. Rev M E Chatley officiates Cook Fischer marriage in Christian church parsonage. Athens County club hosts first party for children under 12 Saturday 2 to 4 with 125 expected and prizes including hand painted lollypop dolls. A second party for ages 12 to 18 planned at the Country club soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Devlin
Theta Phi
Ron
John C. Overmyer
Marie Josten
Harry Wirt August
Melba Harwick
Akron
Athens Country Club
B. F. Demers
Down S. Groves
C. M Gill
H. C. Clark
Russell W Finsterwald
Man of 74 Is Made Young in Three Weeks
Kansas contractor Thomas J. Glascock 75 years old reports Korex restored vigor and mental clarity in three weeks after taking twenty-one grains daily for 21 days. He praises the remedy and says he feels as strong as at 30, with thousands reporting similar gains. Korex tablets are offered by Melton Laboratories for home use with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Thomas J. Glascock
Uncle Tom
Mr. Glascock
Korex
Melton Laboratories
Melton Building
Kansas City
Sunnyside Needle Club Meets for Afternoon Sewing Bee
Mrs. H. J. Brown hosted a Sunnyside Needle club gathering with 30 members and guests at 73 North Congress Street. A group of 78 chatted while they sewed and enjoyed a two course dinner prepared by Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
Sunnyside Needle Club
Brown
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Hunter Brown, Jr
Modelle Rice
Bea Marshall
Dorothy Minister
Six couples receive marriage licenses this week
Six couples were granted marriage licenses this week at the local bureau. The recipients include two Athens residents and four from surrounding counties, with varied occupations and ages ranging from 16 to 24. Reykjavik note appears unrelated to licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clarence M. Smith
Mary Gates
Roando A. Timmons
Gillespieville
Golda Faye Lacey
Otho N. McCann
Columbus
Nick Ruth ‘Thomas
Circle Hill
Harlan E. Linscott
Zelpha Boudinot
Trimble
George W. Tolliver
Miner
Stella Marie Anderson
Kimberly
McKinley Fisher
Faye Cook
Sharpsburg
Strike Not Settled on Virginian Railroad
Chicago November 15 The United States railroad labor board faced a shock as Virginian railroad vice president Hix said the shopmen strike, thought settled by injunction a year ago, remained in effect though few workers had returned and it was deemed a dead issue by management and labor observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Hix
Virginian Railroad
Mine explosion at Glen Rogers blamed on company reps
In Mullens at a coroner's inquest Raleigh Wyom ing Coal Company officials faced responsibility for the Glen Rogers plant disaster that killed 27 miners. The inquest centered on the mine explosion at the Raleigh Wyoming Coal Company's Glen Rogers facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Raleigh-Wyoming Coal Company
Glen Rogers
Coal Company
Mullens
Fatal shooting at Toledo home claims teen victim
In Toledo Ohio on November 15, Rose Root accidentally shot and killed Charles Wakefield, 15, a cousin and employee at George Root's home. It marks the second fatal shooting at the same residence in four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
George Root
Rose Root
Charles Wakefield
Tanlac endorsements from John J. Perkins cited in Cleveland ad
John J. Perkins of 711 Euclid Ave Cleveland a prominent diamond merchant and fraternal order man praises Tanlac for gaining twenty pounds restoring health and appetite. He notes an ocean trip was advised but Tanlac sufficed at a small cost. Tanlac sold by all druggists with no substitute proclaimed. Over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Perkins
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Tanlac
Perkins
Rabbit hunter loses two toes in accidental shot near Wooster
A Barberton, Ohio resident hunting rabbits near Wooster had two toes shot off when his gun discharged as he crawled through a fence. He was treated by Dr. T. A. Weaver but would not give his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Barberton
T. A. Weaver
Premonition of Death Well Grounded in Cincinnati
Samuel Gaff, 35, a Cincinnati switchman, told his mother in Morristown Tennessee he would die soon. He collapsed in the street this morning and died before reaching the hospital. identification was confirmed by a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel Gaff
Switchman
Morristown
Tenn
Gaff
Not enough readable text for a full headline
A fragment mentions a mother telling him not to worry as his foara were ungrounded, but the context and specifics are unclear. No identifiable people, places, or events are provided to form a complete news item.
Rabbit hunting licenses spike around Cincinnati area
The Cincinnati region reports a surge in hunting licenses issued to men and women this fall signaling heightened rabbit hunting activity. In Pittsburgh a diamond robbery at the Gogan's jewelry store drew police attention to a well dressed couple, including a man with a cane, as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittcsburg
Grogan‘s
Gas fumes kill Van Wert guest in Toledo hotel room
Ralph Everette of Van Wert died from gas fumes due to a faulty hotel gas connection while staying at the Ernest Hotel in Toledo. In Hamilton on the same date a Baltimore & Ohio Detroit flyer struck and killed Charles Vaughn, a local soft drink stand proprietor, when his car stalled on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ralph Everette
van Wert
Ernest
Hamilton
Baltimore & Ohio
Detroit Flyer
Charles Vaughn
Three Marietta Men Found Guilty of Prohibition Violations
A federal jury in Columbus after 30 minutes deliberation found Gee Haughran and Dallas M. Francis guilty of violating federal prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gee, Haughran
Dallas M. Francis
Marietta
Physicians avoid shaking hands with Coolidge at White House
About a thousand physicians at the Southern Medical Association convention here did not shake hands with President Coolidge when visiting the White House. They had urged abolition of the vital handshake for the president’s health and followed their own advice this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Medical Association
Coolige
White House
Meeting notices from First M. E. Church and Central PTA
The Women’s Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church meets Friday at 2 in the church parlors with Mrs. L G Bean reporting on the Lan caster conference. The Queen Esther circle presents a thank offering. The Central Parent-Teacher Association also meets Friday at 2 at the Central building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
First
M. E. Church
Mra
Central Parent-Teacher Association
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Aareat Teachers’ Association
Iil
Auditorum
Ur. C. F
Ewin Hall
The
Gsociation
Cook-Fischer
M. E. Chatley
McKinley Fischer
Christian Church
North
Congress Street
Thomas J. Lascock
Mra. C. J. Uartman
Scranton
Dia
Pradidea Euaeae Co
Atlanta
Eli Roush
Lancaster
J. W. Cheshier
That City
W. D. Boles
Betty Jane
Flint, Mich
Tom Johnson
Henry Frost
Hannah Glazier
Effie Glazier
Amesville
W. Thomas Edmundson
South Court Street
Wellford
C. J. van Valey
Joseph L. Pickering
Pickering
P. B. Lawrence
George Whipple
Dora Barth
Coolville
Rebekah Lodge
Earl Dailey
Robert L. Woodworth
Rev. H. C. Smith
Bellevue
Rev. Smith
First Baptist Church
Herbert
A. E. Wagner
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
West Washington Street
Elia Keynes of
Logan
Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
Reykjavik
Iceland
Cornwell
Jewelers and
Optometrists
Hallmark Store
Washington
Phoenix
Richelieu
Eling, Av
Athens, Chip
Bolivia
Poiret
BIG Daylight
Congoleum
Axminster
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