Local News Briefs From Athens and Nearby Areas
Mrs. De Valeon Davis returned from Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Redbinson of Trimble visited Athens. Mrs. Lomax travels to Columbus for surgery. Various local residents hosted or visited kin in Dayton Columbus Logan and Pittsburgh. A Halloween masquerade is planned by Pythian Sisters. Phi Delta Theta hosted a large Hallowe'en party overlooking Hocking River with 90 guests.
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Ww. Redbinson
Trimble
Athens
K. of P. Hall
All But Her Shoes
A critic praises footwear choices to match outfits and stresses the value of proper shoes for style and economy. The piece argues shoes can elevate an afternoon dress and offers guidance on cost effective, well coordinated costumes.
Party chaperones named for Wellsville event
John Legan Satow and Chuck Grafton led a Wellsville gathering with chaperones Mrs. Harry Leeper Stewart, Mrs. P. G. Hibbard, and Mrs. A. D. Morrison listed among the accompanying adults.
Beta Theta Pi Host Eightieth Mallowe'en Dance at Ohio University
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Ohio University held its eightieth Mallowe'en dance Saturday at the armory. The hall featured red and yellow autumn leaves, corn shacks, a moonlike spotlight, and lighted pumpkins displaying Greek letters. About 150 attendees danced to a lively program while alumni and town guests joined chaperons J. D. Brown and Judge and Mrs. L. G. Worstell, with refreshments of cider and doughnuts served.
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Phi
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Hocking River
Mulberry Street
Messrs
Silbaugh
Coleman Lancaster
Fred Turner
Ohio
Wes
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity of
Ohio ,University At the Armory
Beta Theta Pi
Beta
J. D. Brown
L. G. Worstell
Roger J. Jones
F. D. Forsyth
Earl Barth
Fred Beckler
Rupel Jones
Arthur Roberts
Kenneth Pickering
Tom Morgan
Edward Baker
Earl Kreiger
Pledges Host Halloween Party at Sigma Sigma Sigma
Softly shaded lights and yellow tones set a seasonal mood as Tri Sigma pledges entertained active members with a Halloween party in the sorority room. Decor featured black and yellow crepe paper while contests and dancing provided fun. refreshments included fruit salad with marshmallow dressing and assorted treats.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Birthday Dinner For Miss Bertha Wilson
Miss Bertha Wilson hosted a birthday dinner for her eighteenth birthday at 225 West Union Street. She entertained 12 guests with a six o'clock meal, Hallowe en decorations, Victrola music, recitations and readings for a festive evening.
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Bertha Wilson
West Union Street
Pallas Club Meeting Held at Mrs Putnam Home
Mrs. David Putnam hosted the Pallas Club Saturday afternoon at 42 West Carpenter Street with Mrs. W. F. Mercer leading. The session centered on The Making of Many Books with Mrs. Putnam as reader and 8. N. Hobson reading the discus. Current events were led by Mrs. L. G. Worstell.
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David Putnam
West Carpenter Street
Pallas Club
W. F. Mercer
N. Hobson
L. G. Worstell
Eczema Relief Claim From Dreco Remedy
Marion Ohio citizen L A Collins recounts severe eczema misery for years. He credits Dreco a herbal blood purifier with stopping itching burning and sores while improving sleep appetite and liver function. Dreco made by The Cline Pharmacy Co is now sold by all druggists and introduced in Athens.
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Dreco
Atheny
Cline Pharmacy Co
Bank bandit Stone arraigned in Cleveland amid jewel theft probe
Harry Walte alias Stone, linked to the Bedford Bank robbery, pleaded not guilty in Cleveland with a $100,000 bond. Police pursue two women held at Harry Johnson’s home, while jewelry tied to a Buffalo robbery is traced to Mrs Mildred Johnson. The younger suspect is Miss Hazel Gray also known as Norma Scott.
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Cleveland, O
Harry Walte
Stone
Bedford
Harry Johnson
Joyce
Maxim Lowenthal
Buffalo
Mildred Johnson
Johnson
Lowenthal
Hazel Gray
Norma Scott
Bandit
Matron Anna White Recovers From Indigestion Attack
Mrs. Anna White matron of the Ohio University Pearl Street dormitory is recovering from acute indigestion. She is president of the Current Events club and fell ill while attending the Federated Women's clubs of Ohio convention last week.
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Anna White
Ohio University
Pearl Street
White
Evenus Club
Federated Women’s Clubs of Ohio
Voting Precincts Increase Across 88 Ohio Counties
Complete reports show 7 249 voting precincts in Ohio, announced by Secretary of State Smith. He had estimated 7 200 earlier, up from 5 756 in the last presidential election and 5 982 in 181. The rise reflects new precincts created by expected larger voting totals this year.
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Columbus
Smith
Wedding Trip Ends in Embezzlement Charge
Orvel A. Hopkins 85 was jailed on 6000 bond for allegedly embezzling 9850 from Garfield Savings and Trust. He and his bride of three weeks were returning from their east honeymoon when detectives arrested him. They claimed he spent lavishly on hotels and gifts during the trip.
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Cleveland, O
Orvel A. Hopkins
Garfield Savings and Trust Company
Hopkins
Grand Duchy of Luxemburgs Diplomat Arrives in Washington
Baron Raymond de Waha becomes the first accredited diplomat from Luxembourg to the United States. After arriving in Washington he travels to Chicago, Dubuque and parts of the Midwest, advocating autonomy and meeting U.S. officials.
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Baron Raymond de Waha Ie
Grand Duchy of Luxe Oy
Uni
Shoer
Washington
Chicago
Dubuque
8&T. S
Wilson
Gude's Pepto Mangan Blood Tonic Ad Promotes Energy
An old advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic that enriches red blood cells and boosts vigor. It claims lagging energy stems from weak blood and urges readers to ask for Gude's in liquid or tablet form, noting both have identical medicinal properties.
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Gude
Advt
Democratic Plan to Campaign in Ohio Next Week
Columbus Ohio October 25 Democratic headquarters announced a statewide campaign tour headlined by prominent party figures to counter Republican efforts this week. Secretary of the Navy Daniels leads the parade with other leaders predicting Cox will win Ohio by a substantial margin, while opponents expect tighter results across New York Indiana and border states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Secretary of the Navy
Daniela
George H. Clark
Harding
Rhin
Cox
Line Cox
Bds
Moore
Goine
New York
Indiana
Ealloz
West Virginia
Kentucky
Stomach Trouble Story Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A reader from Auburn reports Chamberlain's Tablets are the best remedy for stomach trouble and constipation. The note describes personal relief and endorses the product as highly effective.
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Chamberlain
Mre
B. Hooper
Auburn
Million Dollar OSU Stadium Drive Nears Goal
Officials in Columbus report the Ohio State University stadium fund at a little over 600000 dollars as of this morning with optimism to reach one million by week’s end. The boost comes after Ohio State’s football victory over Wisconsin on Saturday.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Grove's Jro Tonic Syrup for Pale Children
Advertises Grove's Jro Tonic Syrup as a safe remedy for pale children with tender stomachs, claiming it preferable to iron tablets and iron pills and priced at 75 cents.
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Grove
Leather doors for compact folded truck cab enclosures
Leather doors designed to fold compactly for storage enclose motor truck cabs in cold weather, offering a portable sheltering solution for drivers. The invention emphasizes ease of use and cargo protection in harsh climates.
Cascarets Ad Teases Health Promise and Price
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a cure for stomach and bowel issues with claims of quick relief from headachy constipation and liver waste, stating a 26.60 cent price and appealing to children in a bold promotional tone.
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Cascarets
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