Delta Tau Delta Dinner and Hobson Circle Hallowe'en Party
Delta Tau Delta auxiliary hosted a dinner at the fraternity house 93 North Congress with alumni and daughters of members. Hobson Study Circle celebrated a large Hallowe'en gathering at 99 Worth Congress street with a ghostly entrance, costumes, contests, charades, readings, ghost stories, and seasonal refreshments.
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Delta Tau Delta
North
Congress Street
E. B. Bryar
Scott
Nelsonville
Miss Hawkins
Faculty of Music
Hobson Circle
Hobson Study Circle
Hallowe’en
L. H. Blackwood
Worth Congress Street
Victor Pierce
Clyde Featherstone
N. J. Wolfe
Alice
William Austin
R. L. Woodworth
E. T. Dailey
J. J. Woolley
Ss. C. Staneart
James Day
Evelyn Simms
Sylvia Totman
Thelma Castle
Hallowe'en
8S. C. Staneart
John Murphy
N. S. Welk
John Woolley
J. R. Harvey
P. G. Hibbard
B. D. Hill
Inspectors Find Illegal Scales and Net Weight Violations
Chief Inspector Samuel Lindsey of the Department of Agriculture led a weights and measures inspection with Deputy Sealer Robert Tompkins in Athens. Several local merchants used illegal scales and packing materials. a barrel of flour shipped from outside weighed three pounds less than standard while Frank Rauch's bakery weighed more than listed. The visit aimed to seal county standards and enforce the Net Weight Sales Law, with fines from twenty five to five hundred dollars for noncompliance. Some dealers pledged cooperation after the findings, and illegal liquids measures were noted as unlawful.
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Samuel Lindsey
Department of Agriculture
Robert K. Tompkins
Athens
Frank Rauch
Lindsey
Robert Tompkins
County Auditor’s Office
Mrs McKinley Hosts Friendship Needle Club Visit
Mrs P H McKinley of 42 Sunny Side Drive will entertain the Friendship Needle Club Thursday afternoon. J W Pickett and family arrived in Macon Missouri to visit Mr Pickett and his household.
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P. H. McKinley
Sunnyside Drive
Friendship Needle Club
Macon
Maccon
J. W. Pickett
Mrs W W Lee hosts Current Events club meeting
Mrs W W Lee of 105 University Terrace will host the Current Events club Thursday at 7 o'clock. Mr H T Westfall and family have arrived in Tucson Arizona for Mrs Westfalls health after a motor trip of three weeks. Mrs O J Daugherty left Tuesday to join Mr Daugherty in Mullenv Virginia where he works in construction. His wife visited her father Mr Michael Collins and family.
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W. W. Lee
University Terrace
Current Events
H.T. Westfall
Tuscon
Arizona
O. J. Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Mullen
W. Va
Lawton
Michael Collins
Sunday Visits Highlight Athens Area Families
Mr and Mrs Joseph Norris and children of Athens visited their daughter Mrs George Dailey. Charley Oxley and family from Angel Ridge visited Fred Fulton. Several Athens residents joined relatives and friends for Sunday gatherings including Mr and Mrs Robert McClain, Miss Cora McDonald and Miss Maudice Manaway.
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Joseph Norris
Athens
George Dailey
Charley Oxley
Angel Ridge
Fred Fulton
Robert McClain
Waldo Douglas
Cora McDonald
Columbus
Maudice- Manaway
Nelsonville
John Hawk
Charley Koker
Elmer Poston
Clinton
Lancaster Fair
Allen Weatherby
Harold Flanders
Asbury
Edson Kelley
Charles Weatherby
Vernie Koker
Isaac Frost
Calvin Frost
Eber Fulton
Herb Kelley
Restus Fulton
Curtis Coen
Strike orders issued for all railroad crafts in New York
Albany N Y Oct 19 strike orders calling out engineers firemen conductors train men and telegraphers were received by local officials and sent through the Delaware and Hudson railroad system. Your merits may not be appreciated but you ought to be thankful if your faults are not exaggerated.
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Albany
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson
Hallowe'en Pranks Doke WTA By Police
Five youngsters held by Probate Judge Sam Johnson for Hallowe'en pranks described as destruction of property by officials. They allegedly carried off front porches tore down fences stole rugs chairs and molested belongings over ten days. Chief Graham warned youths will face the full force of the law for property damage or disturbances.
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Sam Johnson
Hallowe’en
Graham
Opposition opposes the tax revision in Senate
Washington October 19 Senator Underwood Democratic leader called the pending tax revision bill the worst taxation measure ever introduced in Congress. The bill was debated in the Senate today as opposition argued against it.
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Washingston
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Congress
Unsuited Club Organized After Akron Suicides
Adjutant James Hughes of the Salvation Army formed an Unsuited Club in Akron area after five deaths by self harm within eight days. He invites individuals weary of life to attend club meetings.
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Axron
Akron
James Hughes
Salvation Army
Railroad executives to meet in St Louis Friday
Railroad executives of the Southwest will meet in St Louis Friday to discuss measures to counter a potential walkout by employees on October 30. Benjamin F. Bursh, president of the Missouri Pacific railroad, announced the plan.
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ST. Louis
Southwest
Benjamin F. Bursh
Missouri Pacific Railroad
War Idol Diaz Arrives in New York to Ovation
General Armando Diaz, hailed as Italian war idol, drew a tremendous ovation from a crowd estimated in the hundreds of thousands upon his arrival in New York on Wednesday.
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New York
Armando Diaz
Yardmasters and stationmasters urged to stay clear of strike
Columbus dispatch reports Yardmasters and stationmasters were ordered to refrain from participating in the threatened general railroad strike. The directive aims to keep essential railroad operations running amid rising labor tensions.
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Columbus
A Cheap Wit Marks a Dear Reputation
A brief remark notes that a sharp tongue can earn quick fame but costly consequences in reputation. The line underscores the tension between wit and lasting standing in social circles. It emphasizes prudence over heedless humor.
Co-Operative Grocery Store Closed by Sheriff in Taxing Matter
Sheriff Parker closed the Co-Operative Grocery Company on South Court street for inventory amid rumors of insolvency. Ray Gardner the store manager and stockholder says he demanded withdrawal and loan refunds totaling $3,050, with a proposed goods division rejected as settlement. The outcome hinges on stockholders' ability to pay debts as miners face work shortages, leaving the case personal to the company.
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Co-Operative
Harding urges congress to stabilize coal production and demand
In a Chicago address to delegates of the American Mining Congress, President Harding calls for practical solutions to regulate coal demand, reduce seasonal idle labor and capital, and create storage to smooth production. He urges the industry to seek constant employment through improved planning and transportation coordination.
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American Mining Congress
Chicago
Harding
Athens County
Reforestation Efforts Rise In Flooded Anhwei Region
The American Forestry Association reports Chinese reforestation progress led by Lin at the University of Nankin in Shantung. Railways in Anhwei and other provinces fund nurseries, stations, and tree planting to supply ties, boost markets, and reduce future floods. Arbor Day is now a national holiday in China.
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Washington
American Forestry Association
John Reisner
China
Reisner
College of Agriculture and Forestry
University of Nankin
Anhwei
Charles Lathrop Pack
Dean Reisner
Massachusetts
Bay State
Shantung Province
Lin
Forestry Department
Noted French Delegates Named for Washington Arms Conference
Four men will represent France at the Washington conference on armament. Among them are Jaures, Viviani, Briand, and Sarraut, with Jaures having long served his government, and Viviani Briand and Sarraut all prominent figures in wartime France.
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France
Lhese
America
Washington
Jugserand
Viviani
Briand
Sarraut
Ohio Hunters Warned On Revised Fish and Game Laws
Ohio hunters and trappers are warned by A C Baxter chief of the state fish and game bureau not to rely on old license notes. Revised section 1398 changes fox skunk raccoon and muskrat seasons from Nov 1 to Feb 1 and muskrat to Mar 1 with open fur bearing periods.
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Ohio
A. C. Baxter
State Fish and Game Bureau
Baxter
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