Society News Highlights From Athens Ohio Area Events
Social events feature a Halloween party at Mr and Mrs Roush 71 East Maplewood Drive with 60 guests including Miss Vianga Roush and Miss Franceslitts. Housewarming at 121 Morris Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert C Hess with Chi Omega sisters present. Shower for Miss Enid Townsend ahead of November 4 wedding to Donald Hibbard. Numerous visits and trips among local families, clubs, and Ohio University students noted, plus birth notice for Sarah Lucile Poston and various weekend visits to Athens and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Roush
East
Maplewood Drive
Vianga Roush
Franceslitts
Roush
Clutts
Helen Butcher
Columbus
Robert C. Hess
Morris Avenue
Enid Townsend
Donald Hibbard
W. G. Danford
Bertine Burson
Suzanne Danford
E. M. Garrett
Sunnyside Drive
Pallas Club
Sarah Long
Miss Cotton
Ohio University
Miss Lone
Brother
Theodore Roosevelt
W. Mercer
Roosevelt
G. H. Crow
Pine Knot
David Putnam
Sarah Lucile
French Poston
North Hampton
Ohio
Athens
Chauncey Arrests For Intoxication And Vehicle Crash
Constable H A Leiber arrested Consable Finn on an intoxication affidavit. Finn pleaded not guilty. trial set for Monday. Elmer Poling pleaded guilty to intoxicated driving, fined 25 dollars plus 42.30 costs after crashing a new 1923 Ford. Union church meetings and women’s meetings were announced. Christian Endeavor group conducted a service at the county infirmary with a program including a vocal duet and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Leiber
Consable Finn
Hoanville
Flora Wendle
Tucker
Chauncey
Elmer Poling
Deanville
Leiber
Poling
Shaner
Methodist
W. W. Harter
M. E. Church
Christian Church
Church of God
Anna K. Price
Athens
Infirmary
Christian Endeavor Society
Chauncey Christian Church
County Infirmary
Lucy Law
Hazel Lahugh
F. Nye
L. W. Spayd
Chas. Bradfield
Ree
Mildred Ryan
Religious service work taken over by Endeavor society
Mucia SC Guy Brookins Dorothy Minister and Lucile Bradfield Superintendent with Mr Daugherty of the infirmary asked the Endeavor society to assume furnishing a monthly religious service at the institution with help from their pastor Rev Spayd. Masked party at the Sweeney home entertained Athens and Chauncey guests with games music and seasonable refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Chauncey Christian Church
Guy Brookins
Converse Street
Society
Dorothy
Lucile Bradfield
Mr. Daugherty
Endeavor Society
Spayd
Chas. P. Sweeney
Athens
Chauncey
Frances Steinmeyer
Lorina McBride
Florence Cline
Anna Bell Nanna
Lucy Mooring
Muriel Ragan
Nellie Sweeney
Mary ,Hardy
Sadie Huston
Bertha Graham
Charles Goldscamp
Thomas Whitter
Durwood Rupe
Clarence Blackford
Cliffford Hayes
Grain Futures Act Blocked by Court Injunction
Federal Judge Carpenter granted a stay of enforcement of the Grain Futures Act in Chicago district court. A permanent injunction hearing is set for November 3, following a filing by the Chicago Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenter
Chicago Board of Trade
Beasley's Sun Flour For All Purpose Use
Beasley's Sun Flour marketed as a versatile all purpose flour for daily baking and cooking needs. The ad highlights reliable performance, broad household appeal, and easy availability in local stores.
Oatmeal with Raisins Promotes Healthful Eating
Raisins boost oatmeal by stewing with it and adding raisin juice. They supply mineral salts and iron, and improve appeal with healthful sweetness. Sun-Maid Raisins priced as seeded or seedless options per small package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VBC
Children Left Fatherless as Ex Kaiser Weds Princess
Berlin reports Princess Hermine of Reuss will marry the former German Kaiser on Sunday. The five children of the bride will remain fatherless, as the ex-kaiser will not adopt them. They will live near their mother at Doom, preserving "children's neutrality" to avoid awkward family roles. The marriage contract considers the family dynamics and titles, with Hermine keeping majesty status after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Weyer
I. N
Berlin
Hermine of
Reuss
Johan of
Hermine
Ermine
William
Payroll Truck Guards Derby Bank to Plant in Ivorydale
A bullet proof payroll truck with nickel steel armor and loopholes was turned over to Procter and Gamble in Cincinnati. The car carries three guards and a shielded chauffeur and can reach 50 miles an hour to move weekly payrolls from a downtown bank to the Ivorydale plant outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Proctor & Gamble Soap Company
Seal Company
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
Three Burned to Death in Hills Home
Three members of Walter Ridge ly's family died in a house fire at Knobey Mountain near Cumberland Maryland. The dead are Mrs Martha Ridgley 35 Jesse 11 and Elmer 3. Six were injured including Ridgley's three daughters mother-in-law and father. Origin of the fire is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Walter Ridgely
Knobiey Mountain
W. Va
Martha Ridgley
Jesse
Elmer
Ridgley
Miners clash witness accounts emerge in Kaminski case
In Wellsburg West Virginia Sheriff and local witnesses testifying in the John Kaminski first degree murder trial recount the Cliftonville mine battle last July. Davis McKinley describes leading a recon mission and being wounded. Samuel Scott recalls guarding prisoners and saving his garden. Undertaker Frank Foster notes a bruise on Sheriff Puval's face possibly from a mine shoe plate or a stone.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Cliftonville
H. H. Puval
John Kaminski
Davis McKinley
Fowler Hill
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Samuel Scott
Scott
Frank Foster
Hilt Fined for Crabbe Act Violation in Meigs County
POMEROY Ohio October 30 Frank Hilt candidate for state representative in Meigs county known as the fighting candidate was found guilty of violating the Crabbe act. He was fined 150 dollars and costs by Justice Harry R Barnes for an alleged liquor party during the primary race.
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Pomeroy
Crabbe
Frank Hilt
Meigs County
Harry R. Barnes
Mason Tire plant Struck as 500 Workers Quit in Ohio
In Kent Ohio on October 30 workers at the Mason Tire & Rubber Co. walked out over a 15 cent hourly wage cut. P D Graham the factory manager said the strike was not general but about 500 men left work, tying up the plant as the striking workforce were the builders.
First Wedding in Forty five Years Held in Church
Brattleboro Vermont Mindell A Cross and Stanley O Hathaway married in Gosh en Methodist church marking the first ceremony there in 45 years The last wedding in the church was 45 years ago for Henry Sessions and his wife who were aunt and uncle of the bride
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Brattleboro, Vt
Goshen Methodist Church
Mindell A. Cross
Stanley O. Hathaway
Henry Sessions
Alien Has No Rights Under Federal Laws
In Chicago on October 20 Judge George T. Page ruled that an alien resident in the United States has absolutely no constitutional rights. He denied writs of habeas corpus to five I W W members who, after completing wartime Enpoinage Act sentences, were rearrested by immigration authorities for deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
George T. Page
Roumania to Send Delegate on War Debt Talks
Roumania formally notified the American state department that a special financial commission would be sent to the United States to discuss refunding a 41 million dollar war debt. The move follows an American note asking Roumania's future policy toward the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American State Department
Special Financial Commission
United States
Richard Padden Stricken in Martins Ferry Elks Club
Richard Padden, 50, longtime major league baseball figure, is critically ill after suffering apoplexy while talking with friends at the Elks club in Martins Ferry Ohio last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Padden
Martins Ferry
Richard Padden
Elks’ Club
Polite Pig Waits to Be Served by Its Master
York, Oct. 30. Piggy Boy, a 200 pound pet pig of John Hartness, banker, of Sharon near here, waits for food at his trough. Unlike ordinary pigs, he does not push his nose into the bucket and instead runs to his pen as his master approaches with feed. Piggy Boy’s stubbornness ends when the trough is filled.
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T York
8. C
John
Hartness
Sharon
Here
Hartness Barnyard Animal Scene Stirs Rumor
A fragmented note describes animals in the Hartness barnyard with a cow and a man who sleeps beside it, using the cow as a pillow as a peculiar nightly habit.
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Hartness
Wage Board Attacked Over Living Wage Decision
Labor figures condemn the railroad labor board for elevating itself above Congress as it rejects living wage petitions. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denounces the ruling though declines to forecast organi zed labor retaliation. The Genoa of context notes New Zealand fruit exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl M. Elish
U.S
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Autojeraticallay
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Hoboes Break Over Action of Their Officials
In Columbus two hobos conventions formed after the credentials committee rejected credentials from supporters of James Bada Howe of St Louis. Howe and his faction held a rump convention at 36 12 West Long Street while the social hobo brotherhood met for deliberations at 66 West Gay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Credentiala Committee
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
James Bada Howe
St. Touls
Howe
Weat Long Street
br@therhood
West Gay Street
Crude Oil Aero Plane Engine Promises High Speed
London reports a new aircraft engine burning crude oil instead of gasoline. Designers claim it can reach 250 miles per hour and overcome past slow speeds by improving the power-to-weight ratio, signaling a potential revolution in aviation technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Delco-Light
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
A testimonial ad claims Marmala Prescription Tablets reduce fat easily. It asserts a notable actress used them and now maintains weight, selling at one dollar per case through druggists or direct from Marmota Co. in Detroit Michigan.
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Marmota Co
Woodard Ave
Detroit
Mich
Slew Wife in Drunken Fury In Sandusky
Frank Reynolds 26 a barber waived examination after being charged with fatally shooting his wife in their Sandusky home. He was bound over to the grand jury and jailed without bail as authorities said he was intoxicated at the time. Reynolds did not know of the death until the murder charge was read. In Kansas City federal action a judge issued a temporary injunction against Madison and Wallace blocking enforcement of a grain futures law.
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Sandusky
Frank Reynolds
Barber
Belles Court
Claude J. Miner
Reynolds
Kansas City
Arbus van Valkenburgh
C. Madison
United States
Attorn
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry (. Wallace
McCumber Won’t Sponsor New Soldiers’ Bonus Bill
Senator Porter J. McCumber says he will not sponsor a new soldiers bonus bill in the upcoming Congress unless there is a change of heart in the Senate. He spoke to the International News Service as he arrived in Washington en route to New England for a health trip.
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Washington
Porter J. McCumber
Congress
Senate
International News Service
McCumber
New England
Well Bred Parenting Rules About Family Disagreements
A brief advising note on parenting conduct emphasizes avoiding public conflicts with children. It warns that parents should present a united front and handle personal or family policy discussions privately.
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Russell Herrold
Zanesville
H. Herrold
Gordon Herrold
North
Congress Street
W. R. Garber
Anne Crow
Middleport
F. R. Mc. Laughlin
West Carpenter Street
Jesse Wilson
Ruth Louise
Bernard Roger
Mr. Wilson
R. H. Wilson
Central Avenue
Charles L. Pickering
Dix
Delaware
Mr. Pickering
Charles C. Hess
Fostoria
A. W. Boetticher
Robert
Logan
T. E Bowen
George MceCrum
Anderson Carpenter
Lou Weese
Ella Crawford
Harmony Road
C. D. Hopkins
Frank Hamilton
C. E. Starr
W. H. Rutherford
C .M. Chase
W. Forest of Rutland
the Plains
Harvey C. Baker
South High Street
Pleasantville
Mr. Baker
G. W. Baker
Louise Laughlin
Chillicothe
Authorene Laughlin
N. Court Street
Howard McCutcheon
Corning
Clarence
E. D. Ring
Montreal
Canada
Mrs. W. H. Ring
Mr. Ring
Missionary Society
Carter
Rae
Kemal
Ismet
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Ismet Pasha
Mudania
Liufmisd
Soup Cer Nee
Mason Tire Company
Roumania
Germany
Landsturm Guard
New Zealand
Baltimore & Ohio
Fairmount Express
Suterville
Sandusky Barber
Delco
Delcolisies Company
Dayton
General Motors Corporation
E. N. Earley
W. Union St
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