Grange meeting in Salem set for October 16
Md Mrs James Tippie hosted Sunday guests Mrs Pearl McClain Mrs Shaw and sons Clarence and Vernon attended a birthday at Wayne Nice home in Salem The next Grange meeting is Thursday October 16 at 7 30 pm with 15 members to receive 3rd and 4th degrees Refreshments after All Up Streamers Sunday School class postponed two weeks due to storm Miss Edna Moore attended teachers meeting at The Plains no school Friday.
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James Tippie
Pearl McClain
Shaw
Clarence
Vernon
Wayne Nice
Salem
The
Grange
Up Streamers
Effie Watkins
Elizabeth Poston
Coolville Ridge
Edna Moore
the Plains
Road repairs planned for Pike from Sharpsburg to Athens
Fred Porter, Commissioner, stated on Wednesday that crews would repair bad spots on the pike along the Glazier and Easler farms. He said once help arrives, the road from Sharpsburg to Athens will be fair, allowing people to use their vehicles without relying on interurban or steam buses. Mrs. Linn Riddle and her young daughter were mentioned in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Porter
Glazier
Easler
Sharpsburg
Athens
Local Social News and Obits from McArthur Area
The column notes visits by Jeane and Geo Peters, and gatherings at the Linscott home for Clyde and K E Warren. It reports a church aid event raising 40 dollars to paper the club room, a hospital operation for Miss Emma Patterson, funeral attendees for Mrs. Chas Bowman, a fall injury to Guy Easler, and multiple family connections from Atchison Kansas to Parkersburg. It covers school basketball results, a rain-delayed game, and social events for Mrs. Rose Curtis Adair and others. John and Clyde Conant return to Akron after work with Goodyear.
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Ter Jeane
G. O. Linscott
Geo. Peters
San Francisco
Cal
Forrmer Athens
Dode Boudinot
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Lucy Adair
Frank Smith
Medina County
Geo. W. Linscott
Clyde Warren
Wenatchee
Wash
KE. H. Warren
Emma Patterson
Cincinnati
Altho
Chas. Bowman
Messers
Wm. and
Russel Lent
Jacksonville
Harry and
Richard Linscott
Chauncey
Barney Hill
Beaumont
Henry Hopkins
Chesterhill
Eva Randall
Parkersburg
Bowman
Guy Easler
Howard
Wilson M. Walker
Mark
Atchison, Kans
Efe Glazier
Cutler
Earl Henry
Columbus
Mary A. Henry
Wilson
Williams
Marietta Hospital
Weber
Goldie
John Lonas
Coolville
Wharf Rats
Stewart
Sugar Creek
T. E. Clark
Athens
F. H. Gifford
Rose Curtis Adair
Mars
Adair
C. H. Metzer
Mt. Vernon
Hoopers Ridge
Harry Calentine
John
Clyde Conant
Jerry Conant
Akron
Goodyear Co
Marshall Field Christmas Box Plans for 1.5 Million
Chicago officials announce a Christmas distribution from Marshall Field and Company totaling 1.5 million dollars for employees earning under 2500 dollars yearly. The move aims to ease the impact of rising living costs.
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Chicago
Marshall Fields and Company
D Annunzio Sets October 26 For Fiume Municipal Vote
D Annunzio announces October 26 as the date for Fiume municipal elections. Women will be allowed to vote. A new device combines a medicine dropper with a bottle stopper.
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Fiume
D‘annunzio
Federal prohibition code praised as workable enforcement tool
Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League argues the new federal prohibition code is strong enough to crush beverage traffic and enforce the eighteenth amendment. He notes a few weak points in non beverage liquor restrictions and court discretion, but expects swift presidential approval.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Legislative Committee
Mr. Wheeler
Friends of the Bill
Wheeler
Young Woman Counts Growing Stock of Contraband Whiskey
Miss Dora Lantz, secretary to District Attorney Bolin, custodial of seized property, reports a rising stock of contraband whiskey in Columbus. The supply has grown to about 9000 quarts, averaging 1999 quarts monthly, from 199 proof to barrel varieties. Smaller bottles fetch 75 cents each at bootleggers, with containers stored at the federal building. The whiskey will be destroyed after evidence cases are disposed of. In Belfast a shipyard will use electric welding for all vessels instead of riveting and calking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dora Lantz
Bolin
Federal Building
Belfast
Coal Company Wins Verdict In Action
A jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Hannah Hillis Poston Coal Company damages case after a two day trial. Woolley and Rowland led for the plaintiff while Foster and Wells secured the victory for the Poston company. The suit claimed surface collapse on Hillis property was caused by mined coal. the defense contended the coal belonged to Poston and that the plaintiff mined coal at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah _ Hillis-Poston Coal Company
Woolley and
Rowland
Foster
Poston Company
Tick Ridge Social Notes and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs P C Shaulis hosted a Sunday dinner with Dr Pedigo his wife and Mary Olive Lulu Wilkes and Emma Jones attending. Frank Shaulis moved to his new home while Foreman moved his family into Shanks vacated house. Wheat sowing is delayed by heavy rains. A pie social and entertainment is planned at Tick Ridge school on Friday night October 17 with all invited.
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P. C. Shaulis
Pedigo
Mary Olive
Lulu Wilkes
Emma Jones
Frank Shaulis
Foreman
Frank Shanks
Tick Ridge School House
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R. E. Webb
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