Social News From Athens Busy Family Moves and Travels
Mrs Henrietta Keaton of St Marie Idaho visits sister Mrs Hugh Meighen. Florence Guiley ill at six. The Brysons move from College Hill to Athens 127 Hastitate street. Mrs Robert Baird to Pennsboro West Virginia to teach English at salary 125 dollars monthly. George W Hopkins leaves for Michigan to join Mrs Hopkins at Mackinac Island. Mrs R T Coats and baby R T Jr of San Diego arrive for two months with George W Earhart. Elbert Warrener visits Athens and Bern town relatives. Mr J W Herrold attends Henry Herrold funeral. Judge R F Harper and Una Judy visit Nelsonville Dayton then home from G A R encampment. Mr and Mrs J H Baird and sons visit Athens relations.
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R. T. Coats
R. T. Jr
San Diego, Calif
George W. Earhart
R. F. Harper
Una Judy
Butler
Ray Richey
Nelsonville
Dayton
Athens
Columbus
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in U S Receives War Tribute
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium arrives in the United States to thank America for aid to Belgium. He urged Germans to respect civilization and divine law, and was among thousands at a New York parade honoring General Pershing and the First Division.
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Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
U. S
America
Peeeeey
General Pershing
New York
Cardinal
Archbishop Hayes
First Division
Family visits span Ohio and Wisconsin connections
Roger and Paul of Huntington West Virginia return from visits in Columbus Nelsonville and Athens. Alice Francis accompanies them home. John F Anderson and family host over 200 relatives including three brothers who served with AEF in France. a large service flag cake is shown. Mrs N E Ganthier and son intend to visit Shade Ohio with family from Montreal Wisconsin. Prof Wilbur D Reeves plans extended Ohio stay with relatives. more details follow.
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Roger and
Paul
Huntington
W. Va
Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens
Daniel Baird
Alice Francis
John F. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Logan
France
N. E. Ganthier
Olive Reeves
Montreal
Wis
A. F. Reeves
Shade
Reeves
Open Years Work Social Literary Club Meets at Haskins Home
The Social Literary Club held its first year meeting at the country home of Mrs. J. D. Haskins. Officers for the year are Mrs. W. E. Moler president Mrs. W. E. Peters vice president Mrs. M. M. Kerr recording secretary MrsClarence Roach corresponding secretary and Mrs. R. L. Woodworth treasurer. The group will study American government topics with papers by Mrs. Clarence Roach on the Constitutional Convention at Philadelphia and by Mrs. C. T. Moore on Ratification of the Constitution. The next meeting is September 30 with Mrs. J. Maurice Hyde.
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J. D. Haskins
W. E. Moler
W. E. Peters
M. M. Kerr
Clarence Roach
R. L. Woodworth
Philadelphia
C. T. Moore
J. Maurice Hyde
Bulgaria Treaty Approved by Peace Conference
The supreme council today definitively approved the Bulgarian treaty to be handed to Bulgarian delegates at the French foreign office Friday morning. No ceremony will accompany the event.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
French Foreign Office
Billy Sunday to Lead Cincinnati Revival in 1921
Billy Sunday, evangelist, accepted an invitation to conduct a revival in Cincinnati in January and February 1921. He wired the federation of churches to confirm and added praise for Cincinnati, saying he rejoices that old Cincinnati has won the pennant and long may she wave.
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Billy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Federation of Churches
Canton Lumber Plant Burns in Canton Ohio Heavy Loss
Fire at Canton Lumber Company destroys plant and much lumber, seven residences and several other buildings. One man Elmer E Link, 45, is electrocuted by falling wires and two others are injured. Estimated loss around 700000 dollars.
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Canton, O
Canton Lumber Company
Elmer E. Link
The Best Physic Chamberlain’s Tablets Offer Gentle Relief
A short notice extols Chamberlain’s Tablets as a pleasant physic, easy to take and mild in effect. It notes the tablets are highly prized by users for their good qualities and priced at a quarter.
Two More Scouts Earn Eagle Medal for Special Work
Scouts William Moler and Lewis Brown of Troop One were awarded the Eagle medal at the Court of Honor at the high school Tuesday. This brings Troop One to five Eagles, with Life and Star badges also awarded to several from Troop Two and Troop One.
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William Moler
Lewis Brown
Troop
Bulding
Floyd Brown
Robert Jones
Gordon Bush
Moler
Brown
Scout Moler
W. G. Moler
East State Street
North Congress
H. J. Brown
Richard Clark
Robert Horn
Laurence Dupler
Andrew Nelson
William Davis
John Henry
Walter Muir
Richard Daggett
George Pruden
Clinton Chadwick
Arthur Howard
Donald Addicott
Short Work Day Opposed by Ohio Farm Bureaus
The Ohio federation of farm bureaus adopted resolutions opposing a shorter workday and a property classification amendment. Delegates from fifty seven counties call the labor hour reduction bad in precedent and harmful in results. They urge cooperative buying and selling to narrow producer profit margins and support anti trust principles while defending the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Company.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Farm Bureaus
Farm Bureaus
Valentine
Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Company
Cleveland
West Side Man Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Homer Johnson of West Side was arraigned before Squire Helwig on a charge of assaulting a minor son of Charles Maple. Johnson pleaded guilty and settled for five dollars and costs.
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Homer Johnson
West Side
Squire Helwig
Charles Maple
Johnson
Town House tribute to Missoula guests draws 181 friends
The Town House grove hosted a sociable day as 181 friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols of Missoula Montana gathered for a noon dinner and afternoon photos. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and a long list of relatives and neighbors from McArthur Columbus and surrounding areas. The Nichols departed for Missoula after a pleasant gathering and visit.
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John Nichols
Missoula
Montana
Aldo Minear
Bert West
Athens
Collin Rush
Airline
Arthur Lewellyn
Frank Clark
Columbus
Jeff Tewksbury
Archie
Emmett Wingett
Guy Wingett
Wingett
James Dickson
Albany
Town House Grove
Nichols
Luster Enlow
T. J. Hinton
Fern Gillogly
Fin Gillogy
J.W. West
Lola
Mamie
Susanna
McArthur
S. G. Nichols
L. R. Nichols
W. H.nichols
Frances Nichols
Willie Nichols
Harry Nichols
Frances
Charles
BE. M. Enlow
B. R. Willison
Frank Radekin
Rebecca Enlow
E. L. Enlow
Richard
Chester
Kathryn
Arthur
Perley West
Floyd
Aurlene
Lauren Jones
Lucile
Walter
Sarah H. Clark
Eric
Kansas
K. J. Barrows
Merrill
Sarah Knowlton
Oscar Knowlton
Margery
Sam Scott
Bilas Elmo
Bobo
Chas. Chesser
W. F. McPherson
Leonora Steeth
Worley West
R. B. McGonagle
Emma A. Lentner
John Trainer
Hamden, CO
Myrtle Brine
Hamden
Dorris Jean Murdock
Dundas
J. . Stanley
Ernest
Hilah
Add West
Jesse M. Davis
Cora Helen
C. A. Wingett
Roe
Rex
Amanda
Edward Rickey
Lillie M. Willison
A. Z. Minear
Sara
Roy Graves
Mary
Mra
P. C. Shaulis
Frank Shaulis
R. Crossen
George Scott Jr
Keith and
Dale
George Spring
C. F. Dickson
Fred Bplliott
Wilbur Baughman
John W. West
Margine
Ray Balls
Georgia
Nadine
Ohio Court of Appeals selects new chief judge Metcalfe
Columbus report says Judge Willis S. Metcalfe of Chardon was elected chief guardes of the Ohio court of appeals at a meeting of appellate judges. He succeeds Judge Silas S. Richards of Clyde. Judge Louis B. Houch, Mr. Vernon, was reelected secretary.
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Columbus
Willis S. Metcalfe
Chardon
Guardes
Ohio Court of Appeals
Silas §S. Richards
Clyde
Louis B. Houch
Vernon
Middle West Flares With Opposition to League Pact
Senator Borah reports strong midwestern opposition to the League of Nations covenant in its current form. He says supporters rush the treaty to Senate amid fear of a rising anti league tide. Public demonstrations in Omaha and Iowa praised anti pact sentiment as Pershing honors occupy Senate time.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Middle West
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Senate
Lodge
Johnson
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
General Pershing
Reed
Missouri
Red Fangs Could Lead Series In World Title Run
Cincinnati fans bank on winning the World Series as the Reds target the White Sox. Manager Moran may rotate pitchers Slim Sallee Walter Reuther Hod Biller and others. Pat Duncan emerges as a potential series hero after a rapid Birmingham arrival and standout debut in Sherry Agee’s garden stint.
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New York
Cincinnati
White Sox
Slim Sallee
Morat
Pat
Walter Reuther
Hod Biller
Beth
Moran
Chicago
Cincinnati Bugs
Pat Duncan
Duncan
Birmingham
Sherry Agee
Prominent Minister Dies on Train Near Indianapolis
Rev. James Albert Burchill aged 64, pastor of Centenary Methodist Church Syracuse New York, died after paralysis struck him on a Big Four train near Indianapolis. He was traveling from Syracuse to a Methodist conference at Charleston when illness occurred.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James Albert Burchil
Centenary Methodist Church
Syracuse
N. Y
Charleston
Notice of nonresponsibility for wife Mary E Fierce
All persons are hereby notified that I will not be responsible for any debts hereafter contracted by my wife, Mary E Fierce. James H Fierce. 9 16 2p.
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Mary E. Fierce
James H. Fierce
Funeral Services for Henry Herrold Held at Home
Funeral services for Henry Herrold were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. Dr. C. L. Strecker at Herrold Place, the family residence. A memoir by nephew Roy Pilcher was read, and burial followed in West Union street cemetery. Relatives J. W. Herrold of Columbus, Henry Herrold of McArthur, and Erwin C. Merwin of Pittsburg attended.
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Henry Herrold
Herrold Place
C. L. Strecker
Roy Pilcher
Strecker
West Union Street
J. W. Herrold
Columbus
Benjamin Weed Dies After Seven Days at Athens State Hospital
Benjamin Weed aged 74 died yesterday at Athens State Hospital after a seven day confinement. His two sons accompanied the remains to Hope today for burial. Newsom-Walburn Company undertakers had charge of the body.
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Benjamin Weed
Athens State Hospital
Newsom-Walburn Company
Party Honoring Mr and Mrs Bridwell At Shade Noticeable Attendee List
Mr and Mrs John Douglas hosted a Shade gathering honoring Mr and Mrs G C Bridwell. The event featured games and music with many pretty and useful gifts for the couple. Refreshments were served late in the evening.
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John Douglas
Shade
G. C. Bridwell
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