Halloween Guests Fete At Parke Township Home
Mr D H Renn and Miss Cora Hughes of Parke Township and Mr and Mrs Walter Davies hosted Halloween themed evening at Clark Street home. Guests unmasked in guessing game amid music and contests. Attendees included Mary Adaline Davies Walter Wilson Davies and many local youths from Commerce. The gathering was a called meeting of unusual importance requiring federation and club representation.
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D. H. Renn
Miss Coraughes
Parke
Ands
W. L. Barsto
State Street
Ansenaiaten
Walter Davies
Clark Street
Mary Adaline
Walter Wilson
R. C. Bardin
Alice Elizabeth Miller
Evelyn Moore
Eloise Hooper
Helen Nichols
Lucile Jones
Mary Margaret Bardin
Bertha Mae Warner
Betty Gillum
Dorothy Doty
Edna Ruth Guess
Hazel Tribe
Dorothy Olds
Katherine Campbell
Helen Fisher
Mary Adaline Davies
Roger Dahl
Elmer Francis Warner
Pete Fisher
Arnold Wyatt
Bobby Campbell
Dix Graham
Jack White
Fred Hooper
Ernest Campbell
Paul Nichols
Frank Hooper
Ben Hooper
John Bardin
Paul Tribe
George Gillum
Junior Bardin
Walter Wilson Davies
First Mask Party Delights at Mrs Es ue Home
The Child's Conservation League held its Halloween masquerade with clever costumes and contests. Mrs James Lewis won for makeup and Mrs R L Allison for the most ridiculous. Miss Elsie Finsterwald offered fortune telling while Miss Vivian Landis and Miss Mary Virginia Russell sang with Miss Myrtle Ejisnaugle at the piano. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs A A Wolfe Mrs C J Flowers Mrs G A Daft Mrs Jess Orr Mrs William Davidson Mrs Neal Helse and others.
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W. Es Ue
Child's Conservation League
James Lewis
R. L. Allison
Elsie Finsterwald
Vivian Landis
Mary Virginia Russell
Called Meeting of Athens Women’s Clubs Urged
Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth president of the City Federation calls all Athens women’s club presidents to attend a Thursday committee meeting at 2 PM in the Assembly room of the Chamber.
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Robert L. Woodworth
City Federation
Athens
Higley class to hold Thursday get-together meeting
The Higley class of the Christian church will host a get-together meeting this Thursday evening. A chicken supper is served by the women at six sharp, no tickets sold, and all class members are expected to attend. Prof. W. H. Cooper of Ohio University will deliver the address, with the High orchestra providing music.
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Higley
The
Christian Church
W. H. Cooper
Ohio University
Librarian Charles G Mathews Attends Canton Meeting
Charles G Mathews librarian of Ohio University attends the Ohio state librarians meeting in Canton from Tuesday through Friday. The event gathers library staff for discussions and sessions.
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Charles G. Mathews
Ohio University
Canton
Ohio State Librarians
Ohio University Students To Perform At Grandview Dinner
Mrs A D Morrison leads Colene Norviel Lois Cecil and Irene Witham to Columbus to be guest artists at the Brotherhood dinner in Grandview. Norviel soprano Cecil violinist Witham pianist active in Ohio University music circles. Morrison will visit her niece Mrs A R Howell during the Grandview stay.
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A. D. Morrison
Howard Hall
Colene Norviel
Marietta
Lois Cecil
Amesville
Irene Witham
Lancaster
Ohio University
Columbus
Brotherhood
Grandview
Norviel
Cecil
Witham
Daughter Dorothy Ann born to the Sharps
Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sharp Marie Haning on October 21 a daughter named Dorothy Ann.
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Kenneth Sharp
Marie Haning
Dorothy Ann
Woman's Music Club Meeting Set for Thursday
The Woman's Music club will meet Thursday evening at 7:86 at 34 Elmwood Place with Mrs. H. R. Wilson.
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Woman's Music Club
H. R. Wilson
Elmwood Place
Mrs Etta Carpenter Hosts Guests From Enid Oklahoma
Amesville Mrs. Etta Carpenter welcomed Wednesday guests Mr. and Mrs. Chas Evans from Enid Oklahoma for a brief visit with local acquaintances.
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Etta Carpenter
Chas. Evans
Enid, Okla
Beasley Farm Lease Moves Lonas Family Near Fisher
The farm owned by F. J. Beasley and occupied by Perl Lonas for several years was leased to others and Mr. Lonas moved his family near Fisher on Thursday.
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F. J. Beasley
Perl Lonas
Mr. Lonas
Fisher
Lovell Family Weekend Guests Visit Marietta Kin
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lovell of Marietta were weekend guests of the family of his brother, O. M. Lovell.
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Mrs. J. A. Lovell
Marietta
Mr. O. M. Lovell
Mrs H H Henry Attends Daughter’s Nursing Graduation
Mrs. H H Henry traveled to Columbus Wednesday to witness her daughter Miss Helen graduate as a nurse at Grant Hospital. She will then visit Marion to see her sister Mrs Dr Albert Linscott.
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H. H. Henry
Columbus
Miss Helen
Grant Hospital
Marion
Albert Linscott
Athens Social: Mrs Totman and Miss Sylvia Guests
Mrs. M. P. Totman and her daughter Miss Sylvia of Athens were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Thompson.
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M. P. Totman
Sylvia
Athens
Riley Thompson
Scout Leader Plans Radio Training for Boys
Rev. Haskin, manager of the Boy Scouts, fits them with telegraph instruments and says he will make radio operators of them in due time.
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Haskin
Boy Scouts
Lovell and guests travel and visit kin this weekend
Mr. O. M. Lovell began Saturday with two cars of cattle for the Pittsburgh market. Mr. Clifford Glazier of Cincinnati with The Whittaker Paper Co. visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson toured Columbus and returned. Guests Friday included Mr. Roland Blackburn and sister Miss Lida of Salem. Currently visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Glass of Portland Ore. en route from a motor trip to New York and other eastern cities, and Mrs. S. M. Hobson of Athens, Lovell’s mother‑in‑law.
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O. M. Lovell
Pittsburgh
Clifford Glazier
Whittaker Paper Co
Cincinnati
L. B. Glazier
Roland Blackburn
Lida
Salem
Lincoln Glass
Portland Ore
New York
S. M. Hobson
Athens
Lovell
Linscott Run in the limelight for best valley produce
Linscott Run shines with top coal and a bumper potato harvest. G O Linscott and Ed North mined the coal and dug 60 bushels of potatoes averaging 30 to the bushel. The area also boasts the county’s best load of fat cattle. Road conditions are noted as the sole negative.
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Linscott Run
G. O. Linscott
Ed North
Man Comes Home Coatless In Freezing Weather
A resident on Wrightstown pike trudges home Saturday evening without coat or vest and with sleeves rolled up, prompting reflections on imagined troubles from the Watch Dog’s old school book.
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Wrightstown Pike
Watch Dog
Surprise Halloween birthday party for Max Dail Thompson
Twenty children gathered at Max Dail Thompson's home Thursday evening for a surprised birthday party. Festivities included games and Halloween decor in the dining room. Ice cream cake and apples were served and witch candy favors were given to attendees Juanita Linscott and Pauline Joy etc.
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Max Dail Thompson
Juanita Linscott
Pauline Joy
Local Names Listed in Community Notice
A public notice lists residents including Catherine Wooley Martha Wooley Helen Thomas Mary Ellen Heston Virginia Eckhard Irene Jago Mildred Strode Dorothy Glazier Dorothy Haskins Paul Allison Max Heston Billy Bennet William Dean Donald Strode Carl Turner Richard Jago and Arthur Kasler.
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Catherine
Martha Wooley
Helen Thomas
Mary Ellen Heston
Virginia Eckhard
Irene
Maxine Jago
Mildred Mael Strode
Dorothy Glazier
Dorothy Haskins
Paul Allison
Max Heston
Billy Bennet
William Dean
Donald Strode
Carl Turner
Richard Jago
Arthur Kasler
Moros Reported Slay 200 Constabulary in Mindanao
Manila dispatch cites La Defense claiming private sources say 200 constabulary were killed by Moros during unrest in Mindanao. The Catholic organ printed the story as received information.
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Manila
la Defense
Catholic Organ
Mindanao
Mrs Florence Kling Harding Takes Rooms at Willard
Washington reports Flor ence Kling Harding widow of former President Harding has rented suites at the New Willard hotel and will soon return to residence in the capital.
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Capital
Washington
Floreance Kling Harding
President Harding
New Willard Hotel
German note asks inter allied reparations body to assess Germany
Paris October 24 A German note was handed to the inter allied reparations commission formally requesting that body to examine Germany's resources and capacity for indemnity payments.
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ASK
Paris
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
U S Ready to Help Europe Resolve Troubles
Colonel George Harvey told the world in a London farewell speech that the United States stands ready to aid Europe in settling its troubles with full approval from President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes.
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Washington
George Harvey
Coolidge
Hughes
London
United States
Europe
Local visits and social notes from Albany and Hartford City
Albany residents Mr Clyde Bowers of Cincinnati and parents Mr and Mrs A Bowers spent over Sunday with relatives. Mr FE H Jones and grandson and wife Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of Hartford City Ind. visited Basil Jones, brother of E H Jones, Friday and Saturday. Miss Faye Cline returned Monday night from Berea College after nine days with Mr and Mrs Oscar Dustheimer. Cline, chair of the Social Committee of the Wednesday club, announces a Halloween supper at her home Wednesday at 6 30 PM, regrets due in A M Wednesday.
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FE. H. Jones
Frank Jones
Hartford City
Ind
Basil Jones
E. H. Jones
Faye Cline
Oscar Dustheimer
Berea College
Miss Cline
Restaurant Man Drops Tweight with Mayr Remedy
An advertisement claims a restaurant owner cured stomach and intestinal ailments with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It states the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, promising relief for stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. A money back guarantee on one dose is offered by McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Athens Chamber Dinner D launches winter forum series
More than 125 reservations have been made for the annual dinner of the Athens Chamber of Commerce at the Elks club in the Cline building Thursday at 6. The event will inaugurate the winter forum luncheons. Nelsonville and Glouster Chambers of Commerce and county clubs are invited. Secretary Chas. Bryson will report on the chamber’s year and new officers will be installed. Ir. B. F. Brundage of the Columbus Chamber will speak on What Makes a City Great.
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Athens Chamber of Commerece
Elks’ Club
Cline Building
Nelsonville
Glouster Chambers of Commerce
Chas. Bryson
A Iens Chamber of Commerce
Ir. B. F. Brundas
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Pr. Brundage
Athens
Mt Hermon cemetery project begins in Sharpsburg
Work started Monday under Charles Endicott to clean and restore Mt Hermon cemetery in Sharpsburg. Plans include straightening stones locating graves and creating a lovely final resting place. Contributions invited to RK Armstrong or Lillian Nardin. Local residents attended a Bartlet area sale. Funeral held for Granberry Keney of Bartlett after cancer death. survived by wife and daughter.
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Mt. Hermon
Charles Endicott
Bethel
RK. F. Armstrong
Lillian Nardin
Sharpsburg
Joe Conner
Anne
Hilliards
Hand-painted flowers adorn bouffant gowns with moire or satin
The article notes decorative hand-painted floral trimmings as an effective novel detail for bouffant gowns made from moire or satin, highlighting their unique look and fashion appeal.
Bribery Allegation Ties Federal Agent to Loan Case
Washington reports a senatorial inquiry into the United States Veterans Bureau reveals that Colonel Charities R. Forbes allegedly received advance information on hospital site locations from Elias H. Mortimer of a St. Louis contracting firm. Mortimer testified that he loaned Forbes $5000 in return, a sum not repaid.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Charities R. Forbes
Elias H. Mortimer
St. Louis Contracting Frm
Forbes
Veterans’ Hospitals
Warnings Issued For Strong Winds On Great Lakes
Warned by the United States Weather Bureau in Chicago today about strong winds and gale conditions expected over the Great Lakes region. The advisory urges mariners and coastal travelers to take precautions as seas rise and weather intensifies.
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