College Club Disbands To Fund Ohio University Delegate
In a called session the College Club voted to disorganize due to member workload and similar clubs. The club will use its treasury balance to send a representative from Ohio University to the first international congress of industrial women in Washington October 28 to November 4. Dean Voigt departs Tuesday as the delegate. findings will be reported to the labor congress and the League of Nations.
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College
Athens
Ohio University
International Congress of Industrial Women
Washington
International Congress of Labor
League of Nations
Dean Voigt
Congress of Industrial Women
Labor Congress
First Birthday Celebrated for Lenna Lenona at Wood Home
Mr and Mrs C W Wood entertained relatives Monday at their West Union street residence for the first birthday of daughter Lenna Lenona. Blue and white decor framed the dinner with nine place settings. Floral arrangements featured white chrysanthemums. Guests enjoyed a two course meal followed by games and music.
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C. W. Wood
West Union Street
Lenna Lenona
Birthday Party at Jones Home Celebrates Local Birthdays
A Friday evening party at D. L. Jones on Second Street honored Mrs. Jones, Winifred Jones, Hester, and Lester Edwards. The home was decorated with Halloween emblems and enjoyable activities filled the night. Out of town guests included Miss Gladys Bradfield, her brother Leslie, and Basil Buchanan.
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D. L. Jones
Second Street
Jones
Winifred
N W Hester
Lester Edwards
Hallowe'en
Gladys Bradfield
Chauncey
Leslie
Basil Buchanan
Circle Hill
Visit of Mrs Dailey and family to Albany
Mrs. Adeline Dailey of Albany arrives for a ten day visit with her son Earl T Dailey and family. This evening at 7 30 o clock Child's Conservation League meets with Mrs R A Allison of 71 Maplewood and Mr and Mrs G M Romine with children and Miss Alice Brown visiting New Marshfield on Saturday evening
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Adeline Dailey
Albany
Earl T. Dailey
Child’s Conservation League
R. A. Allison
Maplewood
G. M. Romine
Alice Brown
New Marshfield
Charles Graham
Cleveland
Athens
James Price
Graham
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Esther Class Halloween Party At 53 East State Street
Mr and Mrs John Gilbert host the Esther Class of the Christian church for a Hallowe en party Wednesday evening at Grace James residence 53 East State street. The notice lists various weekend and Sunday visitors from nearby towns.
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Grace James
East State Street
Esther
The
Christian Church
Potatoes and Hay Cars Ready For Track In Days
Gloster News reports five white potatoes and two cars of pea green alfalfa hay slated to arrive soon from L. E. Munden & Co. Also notes mine safety during high water and a tomato seed story from Squire Jones. Evangelistic meetings begin November 5 at Greens Run church led by John B. Dickson.
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L. E. Munden & Co
Hisylvania
Squire Jones
Greens Run
John B. Dickson
Church of Christ
Temperance Sunday Observed by Church of Christ
The Church of Christ Sunday school will observe World Temperance Sunday with morning and evening sermons on Ohio State Missions and New Testament Conversion. All are invited to attend. Also notes a final hoped baseball game between Jacksonville and Millfield at Millfield, weather permitting, to decide the season. Potatoes offered on track with special car prices from L. E. Mundew & Co. 10-28-5.
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Church of Christ Sunday
Ohio State Missions
Jacksonville
Millfield
Milfield
L. E. Mundew & CO
Robber Returns to Brooks Oil Station After Missing $125
A Cleveland bandit, angered by reports he overlooked $125 in a Brooks Oil Station robbery, reappeared to force the clerk to empty the till again. The incident prompts police to review prior thefts and chase new leads.
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Cleveland
Brooks Oi
Regulars En Route to Knoxville Riot Duty
Major General E. M. Lewis commander at Camp Gordon and three companies of regulars entrained for Knoxville to support riot duty after Governor Roberts asked for troops to prevent further rioting linked to the street car strike in the city.
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Atlanta
E. M. Lewis
Camp Gordon
Knoxville
Roberts
Tennessee
Brothers in discord and delight Yale Princeton clash in rivalry
In the November 15 grid clash Yale center Captain Tim Callahan faces his brother Mike who snaps for Princeton. Across college football rosters many siblings play together or opposite, including Harvard Horweens Ralph and Arthur, Wells twins at Yale, Miller brothers at Penn, and Northwestern Morrows twins.
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Yale
Princeton
Tim Callahan
Mike
Tigers
Harvard
Horweens
Ralph
Young Arthur
Wells Twins
Miller Brothers
Pennsylvania
Heinie
Ray
Northwestern
Morrows
Ohio man seeks action over landlords denying housing to family
Edgar R. Sibler, a salesman with three small children, says Columbus landlords refused to rent him a house. He appealed to Attorney General Price, who cited no current remedy, and urged a new law to curb rent profiteering and child discrimination. He has paid $28 weekly for a single hotel room and says fifteen landlords turned him away.
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Columbus
Edgar R. Sibler
New York
Price
Sibler
B. W. Waltermier
State Utilities Commission
Farmer shoots hunter during training of dogs
Clarence Graney of Middlebranch is critically wounded with chest and head injuries after a shotgun blast. Aaron Grutz, a Canton-area farmer, is arrested on charges of shooting. Grutz says he acted against perceived thieves after mistaking the men for chicken thieves while training hunting dogs.
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Canton
Clarence Graney
Aaron Grutz
Graney
Grutz
Ohio State Football Strong Title Hope for Big Ten
Ohio State appears poised to dominate the Big Ten and contend with eastern powerhouses. The Buckeyes, led by backs Harley and Stinchcomb, boast a heavy line, disciplined coaching, and a machine like teamwork as they challenge Wisconsin and Chicago at the forefront.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Ohio
Buckeye
Middle West
Ohio State University
Columbus
Chicago
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Harley
Stinchcomb
Father of Six Killed in Argue ment in Niles
James Belcaster was shot and killed after an argument in Niles Ohio. Police said extortion may have been involved. James Usello is being sought in connection with the killing. Belcaster’s wife and six children survive him.
Voting directions on two referendum laws and amendments
The notice urges voters to support Yes on the two referendum laws and oppose No on the two amendments. It provides no dates or locations and focuses on how to vote in the upcoming election.
Moonshine Raid Nets Arrests in Akron County
Department of justice and county sheriff raid moon shiners south of Akron on Monday night. Two twenty five gallon stills were found in operation and over 300 gallons of raisin mash seized. Three men arrested. home of B Yankov in East Akron raided with a still and ten gallons confiscated.
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Akron CO
Department of Justice
B. Yankov
East
Akron
Celery King Promises Health Tea for Winter Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Celery King as a cheap laxative tea. It claims one package can brew many cups to regulate bowels purify blood and strengthen against influenza. The copy urges use for children and notes only a few cents cost.
Young Beasley and Family Suffer Tragic Loss
Leo Edward Beasley age one of Marietta avenue died after a two week illness. His twin Leona is critically ill with the same bowel trouble. Surviving siblings include Fauna 11 and Leona, with two older brothers Junia and Harland having died previously. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at First M B Church burial West Union Street Cemetery.
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Leo Beasley
Leo Edward Beasley
C. A. Beasley
Marietta Avenue
Leona
Fauna
Junia
Harland
East Side
M. B
C. L. Strecker
West Union Street
No Chance to Recall Strike Report from Springfield
Acting President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers said there is no indication the coal strike will be rescinded now. He left for Indianapolis to attend a miners board meeting that will likely reply to President Wilson, but the strike order is not being withdrawn.
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Springfield
Ill
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Indianapolis
Wilson
Looters Target Government Whiskey Warehouse
Six men prepared for drought looted a government bonded warehouse in St. Louis, stealing liquor stocks valued at 656 525 dollars. The heist occurred on October 28 as authorities investigated the significant loss of whiskey holdings.
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ST. Louis
Floods in Missouri Claim Three Lives and Cause Wide Damage
In southeastern Missouri three people died as floods devastated the region. Ted Hixton and his two children perished when swept away in Smith Ford's creek at Tipton. The Meramec River reached a 17-foot stage and was expected to rise to 26 feet within a day, with many streams overwhelmed since Saturday.
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Louis
Misouri
T. Hixton
Smith Ford's Creek
Tipton
Meramec
Weather Bureau
Athens to Host Sheep Bay for Wool Growers
Wool growers from southeastern Ohio will gather at the Athens fair grounds for a Sheep Bay event. Speakers include J. H. Hammond on cross breeding, Dr. L. B. Beachy on parasites, and J. F. Walker of the Ohio Wool Growers' Association on the business side. The event aims to boost sheep breeding and production in the hilly region.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Ae Ohio
Fair Grounds
J. H. Hammond
L. B. Beachy
J. F. Walker
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Athens County
Adjol
Dash Balm A Household Remedy Adverts Heals Sore Throats
An old ad touts Dash Balm as a universal cure for tonsillitis sore throat chest colds sprains strains and muscle pain. It promises night relief by topical application for throat chest back and feet with inhalation absorption and claims wide druggist availability for 35 cents a jar in Wheeling where rains forecast continue.
Phosphated Iron Promises Boost for Strength and Vigor
In a health ad the text urges men and women to "make good" and tackle tasks with pep. It promotes Phosphated Iron capsules as a remedy to build strength, improve sleep, and prevent fatigue, claiming rapid boosts in energy and nerve tone when taken as directed by McKee Drug Co. and druggists.
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McKee Drug Co
Dean's Kidney Pills Homegrown Endorsement from Athens Resident
W W Baird of Athens credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney trouble after using them for nearly three years. He reports improved health and no new complaints since taking the product. The testimonial notes the price at 60 cents and cites Lash's Drug Store as the local dealer. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
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Athens
W. W. Baird
W. Union &J
Dean
Lash
Mr. Baird
Baird
Foster-Milburn Co
Mtra
Buffalo
N. Y
Don’t Blame Him Declares Ace In City Slickers Race
Adam Snyder said he finished Mere P. Snyder to 600 man bonds amid a tense race in Los Angeles. The remark came as the ace addressed reporters after the event.
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Los Angeles
Adam Snyder
P. Snyder
First Wolf of the Season Killed by Greyhounds
The first wolf of the season was killed here after a pack of greyhounds cornered and captured the beast.
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