Two Pianists to Perform for Ohio University Fund
Mrs J N Hizey and Miss Mary Ness, Athens’s leading pianists, present a two piano recital on Wednesday November 2 at 7 45 pm in Ewing Hall Auditorium. Proceeds benefit Ohio University French scholarship fund under the Oyo honorary literary society. The artists are renowned for their exact technique and expressive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hizey
Mary Ness
Athens
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Oyo
Honorary Literary Society of
Ohio
Hizey
Noss
School People Endorse Roll Call in Athens County
Teachers in Athens County are asked to aid in the Red Cross Roll Call on election day November 8. Superintendent Guy Dinsmoor urges all teachers to spend Friday afternoon November 4 informing pupils about the Red Cross aims and health benefits. Local chapter plans assign captains in most townships with Miss Lucy Evans leading Ames township and Odta Gillogly in Albany among others.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Guy Dinsmoor
American Red Cross
Hughes
Lucy Evans
Amesville High School
Ames Township
Odta Gillogly
Albany
Lee Township
L. M. Chapplin
Coolville
Troy Township
Jessie Doolittle
Carbondale
Lenora Carmen
Mineral District
P. Hewitt
New Marshfield
Worthwhile Ladies Form Standard Bearers Society in Guysville
Miss Ann Pickering and Margaret Snow helped form a Standard Bearers Society in Guysville. Officers for the coming year include President Mary Fuller, Vice President Ernestine Bean, Treasurer Blanche Bean, Corresponding Secretary Faye Chapman, Recording Secretary Mildred Bean, with Mrs. Wills and Mrs. Kincade leading. Meetings are set for the third Friday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Pickering
Margaret Snow
Guysville
Mary Fuller
Ernestine Bean
Blanche Ean
Faye Chapman
Mildred Bean
Wills
Kincade
Halloween Party at Putnam Home for Pi Beta Phi Pledges
Prominent Halloween event hosted Friday at the George Israel Putnam residence as Pi Beta Phi active chapter entertained pledges. Thirty five couples danced through the living room and porches with autumn leaf decorations and electric lighting. Favors featured butterfly whistles for women and cat symbols for men in orange and black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
George Israel Putnam
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Local News Roundup From Athens Area
Mrs T R Biddle and Mrs E W Chubb return from Columbus. Dr M J Blunden en route from Cincinnati. birth announced for Alice Gillette daughter of Oral and Mrs Carpenter. Beta Auxiliary meeting at Beta Theta Pi house. Esther class to have picnic supper at Mrs William J Davisen home. White Shrine to hold initiation meeting with 6 PM session and picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beta Auxilary
Beta Theta Pi
President Street
Esther
Christian Church
William J. Davidsen
Maplewood Drive
Mr. Slaughter Returns Home After Family Visit
Mr. John Slaughter of Wellston will return home this evening after visiting with his daughters Mrs. J. L. Edmundson Mrs. Carl Neff and E. N. Cullums along with other relatives Friday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slaughter
Wellston
J. L. Edmundson
Carl Neff
E. N. Cullums
U C D Club Masquerade Tonight at Mrs Moler’s Home
The U C D Club hosts a masquerade Monday at 7 pm at 165 North Congress with each member allowed a guest. A son Richard Elwood born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Cone on Friday October 28, ten pounds. Florence is the Cone’s other child. Visitors include Prof and Mrs F A Wilson and children of Harrisonville visiting Everett Saulters family. Anne Miller, former Ohio University student, visits Athens. Visitors Mrs. Curt Martin of Galena travels with Mr. and Mrs. A J Laverty to Columbus and Galena for a weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Moler
North Congress Street
Harvey A. Cone
Ethel Pickering
Richard Elwood
F. A. Wilson
Harrisonville
Everett Saulters
Franklin Avenue
Wilson
Teachers Association
Anne Miller
Ohio University
West Park
Cleveland
Athens
Doris Nye
Chi Omega
Robert L. Woodworth
Paul
Curt Martin
Galena
A. J. Laverty
Columbus
Martin
Suspect Arrested in Delta Robbery Case under $28,000 loss
A man claiming to be Walter Scott, 22, was arrested at Adrian Michigan today, charged as one of three men who robbed Dr B Finner of $28,000 here. Two others are under suspicion in Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta, O
Walter Scott
Adrian
Mich
8. B. Finner
Married women told to quit city jobs in Detroit
Detroit Mayor James Couzens announced that married women on the city payroll whose husbands are employed will be asked to resign to make room for unemployed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
James Couzens
Foch hailed as greatest soldier of modern times
New York reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch 71 arrived yesterday and is celebrated as the greatest soldier of modern times during the last year of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
New York
Ferdinand Foch
Troop One Scouts Hold Outdoor Meeting With Feast
Athens Boy Scouts from Troop One held an outdoor meeting Thursday evening. Mothers baked pies and provided rolls frankfurters oyster soup doughnuts and cider. Scoutmaster Harold J. Paul Principal Russell H. Rupp led the hike to a hill near Elder farm. Thirty five scouts answered roll. After songs and a talk by guest Hugh Jefferson the group returned to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Harold J. Paul
Russell H. Rupp
Hugh Jefferson
Greece Royal Wedding Photos Tie Queen Mother to Leeds Kin
Photos from the recent wedding of Princess Xenia of Greece and William B. Leeds show Greece's queen mother and Prince Christopher among guests. Princess Anastasia, widow of the late king, is noted as having married Leeds several months prior.
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Greece
Christopher
Xenia
William B. Leeds
Anastasia
William le
Indians Pay Tribute To Young Brave Killed In War
Eastport Missouri held burial rites for Private Mosesee Neptin of Passamaquoddy Indians ex governor William Neptin’s son. He died in Armistice Day fighting in the Argonne region while serving in Infantry One Hundred and On. Military honors were provided by American Legion members and his tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport, Mo
Mosesee
William Neptin
Passamaquoddy
Mili
Tary
American Legion
Tin
Eastport
Argonne
Moses Neptin
Maine
Foch Pays State Visit to Notables of Capitol and White House
Marshal Foch, famed World War master strategist, met President Harding in the White House Blue Room for about 15 minutes and then visited Vice President Coolidge at the Capitol. He called on Secretary Hughes at the State Department and on War and Navy secretaries Weeks and Denby, with Wilson unable to meet.
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Foch
Capitol
White House
Washington
Marshal Foch
President Harding
Harding
Ambassador Jusser
Coolidge
Senate
Jusserand
George Washington
State Department
Hughes
War Weeks
Navy Denby
Justice Taft
Supreme Court
Wilson
John Randolph Bolling
Britannia disaster leaves many feared drowned in BC
Northwest dispatch reports between ten and twenty people drowned when a cloud burst cut Britannia, British Columbia, in two during Friday night floods. Doctors and nurses rushed from Vancouver as officials tally casualties and note severe regional flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Britannia
British
Columbia
Vancouvre
Loyalty urged for new Ohio University president
In a letter to the inauguration committee, President J. D. Badertscher of Indiana University praises Dr. Bryan as the new leader of Ohio University. He notes the need to meet future challenges with vigor and wisdom and urges loyalty from trustees, faculty, alumni and students to support the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Badertscher
Indiana University
Ohio University
Bryan
Badertscher
Ohio Univer
Ohio
Millfield Youth Held on Rape Charge in Athens
Richard Dunkel, a minor from Millfield, was arrested by Sheriff Parker and Officer Cady in Athens on a charge of rape of his 16 year old sister in law. He pleaded not guilty before Probate Judge Johnson and is held on a $500 bond. Trial set at earliest date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunkel
Millfield
Athens
Parker
Cady
Johnson
Japanese vessel Kaijima Maru docks in Victoria after stormy Pacific voyage
The Kaijima Maru carrying the Japanese delegation to the disarmament conference arrived in Victoria British Columbia at 7 20 amid one of the stormiest crossings of the Pacific. The arrival marks a significant moment for the conference as delegates begin talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Pacific
Gigantic Raid Made in Ohio Capital City
Columbus authorities conducted a large scale liquor law raid the most extensive in Ohio to date. Eighty five violators were targeted with over sixty cases yielding evidence. The operation was aided by Columbus police and state enforcement units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Don V. Parker
State Enforcement Department
Parker
Cil
September mine fatalities dip from prior year
United States Bureau of Mines reports 152 deaths in and around coal mines in September 1921, down from 197 in September 1920. Fatality rate 3.60 per million tons produced from 42,229,000 short tons. prior year rate 3.66 with 53,810,000 tons produced.
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Pennsyvania
West Virginia
Ilinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Alabama
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Mines
Future strike threat to harshly punish offenders
Chicago October 29 The United States railroad labor board warned that any class of railroad workers who strikes against a board ruling will forfeit all rights won through the board and lose eligibility to appeal for future settlements. The ruling follows the threatened October 30 strike, which was called off on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Deaths Mrs John Davis
The body of Mrs John Davis arrives in Nelsonville from Westerville Monday noon. Funeral services are held at Green Lawn Cemetery at 2 o clock Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Nelsonville
Westerville
Greenlawn
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Gertrude Thomas in Circle Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Thomas wife of Forrest Thomas were held at their Circle Hill residence on Sunday at 2 p m conducted by Rev. Johnson of Nelsonville. Burial followed at Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Hill
Gertrude Thomas
Forrest Thomas
Rev. Johnson
Nelsonville
Greenlawn Cemetery
Legion commander Ebme ill at Kansas City convention start
John G. Ebme national commander of the American Legion is ill and confined to his room in Kansas City on the eve of the organization’s annual convention set to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John G. Ebme
Erican Legion
Glouster Vaudeville and Tom Mix at Opera House
The Glouster Opera House schedules a four act vaudeville program on Monday October 31 featuring Tom Mix in After Your Own Heart. Local patrons are invited to attend the Halloween show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Opera House
Tom Mix
Calvary Baptist Church Announces Weekly Schedule
Homer Smith is pastor. Sunday school 9 15 A M morning devotions 10 15 A M preaching 7 00 P M B Y P M Monday 7 00 P M Prayer meeting Thursday 7 00 P M.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Homer
Smith
Snyder church announces weekly schedule
My EB Snyder, minister, leads Sunday school at 9 and 10 A. M. sermon by the pastor at 10 A. M. and 7 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 30 P. M. Bring friends to the services led by Harry Woods, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Snyder
Harry Woods
Millfield man fined for giving liquor to minors
Petter Grass of Millfield was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to giving intoxicating liquor to minors. The charges, filed by Bob Hook, followed his arrest by Marshal Williams near Millfield mine 6 while allegedly intoxicated. He was kept in jail until arraignment and paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petter Grass
Millfield
Squire Jones
Peter
Bob Hook
Marshal Williams
Millfield Mine
Péter
Latimer of Taylor Ridge Dead After Operation at Grant
Austin Latimer aged about 60 of Taylor Ridge died in Grant hospital Columbus last night after an operation on Wednesday. He was twice married and is survived by his second wife and seven children. The body will be brought to Taylor Ridge on train No 4 this afternoon and taken to the late home. funeral plans are not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Latimer
Taylor Ridge
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Latimer
Choral Sing at Athens Pastor Discusses Law and Mayor
The Men’s Chorus of the First M. E. church in Athens will sing at Glouster M. E. church Sunday evening. The pastor will discuss The Volstead Law and the next mayor of Glouster. You are invited to attend.
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M. E
Athens
Glouster M. E
Glouster
Mrs Bila Wyatt Heads Home After Visit
Mrs Bila Wyatt left this morning for Dayton ending a visit with relatives and friends in this city and at Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Wyatt
Dayton
Middleport
Mrs Webber and Florence Andrews Visit Columbus Friends
Mrs. Robert Webber and her sister Miss Florence Andrews are spending a few days with friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Webber
Florence Andrews
Columbus
Guests from Rockland Visit Pride Family
Mrs. Jesse Pride and Mrs. Chas. Nichols of Rockland were guests Thursday and Friday of Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Pride. They were accompanied home Friday by Mrs. W. A. Pride who will spend a few days at Rockland.
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Jesse Pride
Chas. Nichols
Rockland
W. A. Pride
Mrs La Vera Cox Visits Luhrig Guests
Miss La Vera Cox is spending a few days at Luhrig with Mr. and Mrs. T B Jones. Mrs C F Wallace is in Columbus the guest of her sister Mrs Ed Gormley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss la Vera Cox
Luhrig
Mrs
T. B. Jones
C. F. Wallace
Columbus
Ed Gormley
Miss Opal Streitenberger Guest of Parents at Reedsville
Miss Opal Streitenberger a music teacher in the Glouster schools visits her parents in Reedsville as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Streitenberger
Glouster
Reedsville
Kilgore Plant Explosion Not Blamed For Violations
Officials of Kilgore Manufacturing were not blamed for the Wester ville plant explosion that killed three women and injured three others. State fire marshal and department of industrial relations investigators found no laws violated in their reports filed in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kilgore Manufacturing Company
Westerville
Department of Industrial Relations
Veterans Home commander orders later wake up in Sandusky
Perry L. Null, newly installed commandant of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky, Ohio, ordered a 6:30 a.m. wake up to be bumped to 6:30 a.m. with breakfast at 7 a.m. instead of 6 a.m., arguing veterans need more rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Perry L. Null
The
Ohio Soldiers and Ballets Home
Initial wizard Gray Silver leads Ken-Cap n congress group
Gray Silver heads the Ken-Cap n congress formed by the agricultural bloc in the senate. A senator nicknamed Moses recently dubbed the group the Ken-Cap-Klan to honor Senators Kenyon and peer leaders of the farm faction, though it is not a Ku Klux outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Silver
Congress
Senate
Silver
Moses
Kenyon
Governor’s San Dusky home appointment sparks veteran backlash
Editor Messenger reports Governor Davis appoints a Spanish American War veteran as commandant of the Sandusky soldiers and sailors home, provoking outrage among 800 Civil War veterans and Ohio’s 26 000 G A R members who accuse the choice of insult and demand leadership by a capable Civil War veteran. The piece also notes plans to billet 200 Ansfield Reformatory inmates at the home, escalating tensions between veterans and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Ohio
Sons
Commonwealth
Sandusky
Ansfield
Reverent Critique of Youth and Veterans in 1921 Message
In a letter dated October 29 1921 from Athens Ohio J B condemns young criminals lacking restraint. He contrasts them with aged veterans and values social harmony, companionship and freedom from nuisance as the most desired state of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Athens
Novelty Roller Skating Rink Moved From Caldwell to Athens
The skating rink run by George B Karns and wife from Bluffton Indiana is dismantled and moved to Athens Ohio as weather allows. Caldwell youths honor the couple with a chest of silverware. Assistant Ray Layman receives a gold watch chain cuff buttons and tie clasp as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
George B. Karns
Bluffton
Indiana
Athens
Ohio
Karns
Ray Layman
Chicago Spectacle House Offers Free Vision Glasses Gift
A Chicago advertisement claims True Vision Glasses can ease eye strain without cost. It promises a free pair with no fee if you mail name and address and wear time length, plus a $2.95 value optional if kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Madisll
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New Society
Pi Beta Phi Party
Mr. Luster Fought
Logan
New Lexington
T. R. Biddle
Boston, Mass
Clinton P. Biddle
E. W. Chubb
E. J. Jones
Oral Carpenter
West State Street
Alice Gillette
M. J. Blunden
Cincinnati
Hollister
Geo. C. Taylor
Pearl Gibson
Tenn
D. C. Gibson
Queen Mother
Mrs. Leeds
Olga
Prince Christopher
Monocle
Northwest
Federal Bureau
Rail Wage Board
Jacksonville F. M. Church
Ken-Cap-Klan
Gray Silves
Cirety A
CLINE
Athens, Ohio
Hoover
the Hoover
Athens Electric Co
the Hocking Power Co
the Mutual Electric Co
Middleport and
Pomeroy
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