Canens Parent Teachers Association Opens School Year
The Canens Parent-Teacher Association started its program for the new school year with large attendance and an opening meeting. New committees were announced by the chairman with members handling ways and means, program, membership, social events, and visual education. A delegate to the Cincinnati convention was chosen, and Superintendent Patterson spoke on text book changes and citizenship training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canens Parent-Teacher Association
Cea
H. C. Clark
George Minameyer
Thor Olson
K. L. Morton
Edith Stocklin
J. J. Woolley
F. B. Gullum
H. R. McVay
Mary Williams
F. C. Tribe
Bert Hooper
Gast
E. A. Guthrie
George Minanmeyer
Frank Russi
J. W. Hudson
Oril Carpenter
Ernest Gross
W. V. Dagcett
Ardilla Shuster
C. BE. Atkinson
Flower
C. L. Pickens
E. Atkinson
FE. R. Lash, Jr
Cincinnati
John Patterson
Athens
Patterson
Hudson
Current Events Club elects new officers in Athens
Mrs. William Williams was elected president succeeding Mrs. C. E. Stailey now in Columbus. Mrs. James Woodworth became vice president as Mrs. Williams exits. The club discussed detention home betterment and heard musical readings by Mrs. Pearl Drake. Guests from New York and Athens attended. Several carpenters left for Florida to begin a residence contract for John Cooley in Lynn Haven.
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Kk. L. Church
West State Street
William Williams
C. E. Stailey
Columbus
James Woodworth
Williams
W. W. Lee
Pearl Drake
Mammy
William Ruston
E. D. Cooley
Charles Cameron
John J. Woolley
Mary Lee Britton
New York City
Athens
H. L. Jones
North Congress Street
C. L. Heaton
Florida
H. H. Kinsel
Warren Herron
James Earich
Charles Ewing
Will Dillinger
Francis Rowan
Edgar Lee
John Cooley
Lynn Haven
Cooley
Mrs Spaulding Heads to North Lewisburg to Visit Kin
Mrs. William A. Spaulding departed this morning for North Lewisburg to spend time with her sister Mrs. E. M. Boyles and family.
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William A. Spaulding
North Lewisburg
E. M. Boyles
Mrs McKinley Sauer Visiting Kasier Family
Mrs McKinley H Sauer of Middletown is spending two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs A W Kasier at 125 West State Street.
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McKinley H. Sauer
Middletown
A. W. Kasier
West State Street
Mr Dixon Travels to Columbus for Layman Conference
Mr Robert Dixon left last evening by motor for Columbus to attend the junior layman conference connected with the Methodist Episcopal church in session at the Third Avenue church. He represents the Marietta district as a chairman and will return home Sunday evening.
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Robert Dixon
Columbus
M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Third Avenue M. E
Marietta
Miami visitors plan Florida stay and local building plans
Mrs. W. 8S. Foutch, Sr., arrives from Miami to visit her daughters Mrs. W. H. Logan and Mrs. R. F. Demers and will leave by November first. She will close the country house near Columbus to stay longer in Florida. The Foutchs are constructing a residence and an apartment house on their lots in Miami.
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W. 8S. Foutch, Sr
Miami
Fla
W. H., Logan
R. F. Demers
Columbus
Florida
Foutchs
Woman's Relief Corps Inspector Arrives in City
Mrs. Anna Neff of Chillicothe, inspector of the Tenth district, visits Athens to inspect the Columbus Golden Corps this evening. She is entertained by Mrs. John Cross at The Maples during her stay.
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Anna Neff
Chillicothe
Distric Woman's Relief Corps
City
Columbus
Bailey Couple Vacation to Pittsburgh and East
Mr and Mrs J E Bailey have left for a vacation trip to Pittsburgh and other eastern points. In Mr Bailey’s absence Walter Kirby of Marietta serves as acting manager of Hotel Berry.
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J. E. Bailey
Pittsburgh
Mr. Bailey
Walter Kirby
Marietta
Hotel
Berry
local visitors return after Kiwanis Ohio district gathering
Mr and Mrs C H Horn Mr and Mrs M M Kerr and Prof T N Hoover arrived home last evening from Dayton where they motored Tuesday. They attended the eighth annual convention of the Ohio district Kiwanis International in recess September 15 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Horn
M. M. Kerr
T. N. Hoover
Dayton
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Mr John H Winder Returns From Visit Near Philadelphia
Mr John H Winder has returned from a visit at his home near Philadelphia and is now located at Hotel Berry.
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Philadelphia
Berry
Mrs. Delbert T. Robinson Visits Athens on Business
Mrs. Delbert T. Robinson of Charleston West Virginia is spending a few days in Athens for business.
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Delbert T. Robinson
Charleston
W. Va
Athens
Reed moves to Athens from Newark for new home
Mr. O. N. Reed, mechanist for the McBee Binder Co., moves his household goods to Athens today from Newark. His residence will be on Central Avenue.
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O. N. Reed
McBee Binder Co
Athens
Newark
Central Avenue
Mills Family Visits Columbus Arrive for Day
Mr and Mrs Charles Mills travel with daughters Merna Eva and Beulah as motor visitors to Columbus for a day outing.
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Charles Mills
Merna Eva
Beulah
Columbus
Mrs. Hawk Visits Her Grandmother in Canaan Township
Mrs. Herbert Hawk of Canaan township is visiting her mother, Mrs. William Tedrow, on Mill Street.
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Herbert Hawk
Canaan Township
William Tedrow
Mill Street
Herbert Kelley Seen in Newark on Business Today
Mr. Herbert Kelley visits Newark for business engagements today, with meetings slated across city offices and local firms.
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Herbert Kelley
Newark
Married in Athens After Receiving License in New Lexington
Fred Shilling and Mary Mills obtained a marriage license in New Lexington then wed Wednesday at 1 pm. Rev M E Chatley officiated at the Christian church parsonage in Athens. The bride, from Perry county, is niece of Charles Mills. the groom works in Athens county oil fields.
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Athens
Fred
Unwritten Red Lines Constraint Commons Speakers
In London a tradition bars MPs from crossing red lines along chamber edges while speaking, a rule dating back to Cavaliers and Roundheads eras.
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London
House of Commons
Roundheads
Squirrel season toll in Ohio claims three youths
In Columbus on Sept 18 reports said squirrel hunting in Ohio has claimed the life of Vincent Shone 17 killed Wednesday when a shotgun discharged during a hunt. Andres Datadcock 16 was hospitalized with injuries from a shotgun blast while attempting to flush a squirrel. Jacob Darnell 18 of Canaanville lost his right toe after an accidental discharge by companion William Lones.
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Columbus
Obo
Vincent Shone
Fast
Jacob Darnell
Canaanville
William Lones
Cigarette Blamed for Wheeling Park Blaze
A fire at 3:30 this morning burned the White Palace dance pavilion in Wheeling park, a predominantly owned resort, with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Firemen were hampered by hot spots near the building and had to lay almost a half mile of hose from outside the resort.
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Wheeling
W. Va
White Palace
Wheeling Park
International polo lineup set for Westbury open clash
New York Sept 18 Polo with international flavor headlines tomorrow at Westbury Long Island as Meadow Brook and Hurricane fours open the national open championship tournament Lord Wodehouse a ten goal man and Captain J T Roark will play for Hurricane Milburn Hitchcock and Booseke headline Meadow Brook in the meeting Elmer Booseke of the 1924 Olympic team joins the California contingent for Meadow Brook.
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New York
Westbury
Long Island
Meadowbrook
Lord Wodehouse
England
J. T. Roark
Devereaux Milburn
Timmy Hitchcock
America
Elmer Booseke
California
Modoc Mine 281 to Resume Operations Monday
Glouster News reports mine 281 at Modoc will reopen Monday and employ over 400 workers. The shaft has been retimbered and repairs completed after months of idleness, restoring it to good operating condition.
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Glouster
Modoc
Council to Meet in Glouster September Session
Glouster council announces the last regular meeting for September to be held this month. Delegates will discuss ongoing town matters and review local ordinances.
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Glouster
Florida Sound Goods Held Up by An Embargo
A temporary embargo on movement of household furniture building materials and machinery to Florida points was announced by several railroad and steamship lines. The embargo remains until congestion at Florida traffic centers eases as winter tourist movement begins. Some express companies joined the action to relieve congestion.
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New York
Florida
Silvermine Community Bans Unburied Tin Cans
In Norwalk Connecticut the Silvermine artists colony moves to outlaw unburied tin cans near homes after a pole cat chased into a bean container and was run over by a car. A coroner's jury ruled the animal died by unpremeditated death by its own action, ending the episode.
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Norwalk
Conn
Silvermine
Relatives Visit Ends as Women Return Home
Mrs John Howard returns from Columbus with granddaughters Edna Mae and Elsie Wallace who will stay a couple of months. Mrs John Angle leaves by motor for Uniontown Pa after visiting here, accompanied by her mother Mrs S M Truex who will spend the winter in Uniontown.
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John Howard
Columbus
Edna Mae
Elsie Wallace
John Angle
Uniontown
S. M. Truex
Bank Cashier Takes a Bride in Glouster
Errett Eddy cashier of Glouster State Bank and William Margaret Phillips of Amesville wed at Church of Christ parsonage by Rev Frampton. Bride daughter of Elizabeth Phillips of Amesville, trained as nurse in Columbus. Eddy son of Agnes Eddy, long employed at the Glouster State Bank. They will live in Urbancrest after a short wedding trip.
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Glouster
Glouster State Bank
Mrs. Eddy
Urbancrest
Luxurious British Planes Plot India Air Route
British air ministry designers unveil plans for thirty seat luxury planes for an India route. Each craft will feature electric fans collapsible tables night lamps and in flight cooking with a three engine setup totaling up to 2100 horsepower. Planes will carry a crew of four and at least thirty passengers operating at up to 90 miles per hour.
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London
J. G. Navarro
British Air Ministry
India
Air Ministry
Mustard Rub for Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pains
An old fashioned liniment marketed to relieve neuralgia sciatica rheumatism back and joint pain stiff neck sore muscles sprains and cords of the heat. Rub on affected parts for soothing penetrating heat and quick relief. Pleasant to use will not blister solid form priced to 25 cents.
Spacecraft Test Sealed Cabin Described For Heat Wind Run
A specially constructed soundproof cabin will house the machines and allow a continuous 1,800 mile run under a heat wind of fifteen miles per hour without stopping. The design focuses on endurance testing and environmental isolation for long distance trials.
Trains Crash in Long East Tunnel Near Mingo Junction
In Steubenville today a head on collision inside a Pittsburgh and West Virginia tunnel near Mingo Junction killed Edward Molesky 24 of Carnegie Pa a brakeman and badly injured Barton J Davis as fireman and Robert Downey an engineer all from Carnegie and Green Tree Philadelphia with a faulty signal reported as the cause both trains a merchandise ten cars and a long freight one collided in the tunnel at high speed
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Steubenville
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Mingo Junction
Edward Molesky
Carnegie
Barton J. Davis
Green Tree
Collision in tunnel halts traffic after head on crash
A head on collision with a coal train wrecked a tunnel a quarter mile long. Debris fills the tunnel and cleanup will take about a week. Both locomotives suffered heavy damage and many merchandise cars were crushed with their contents strewn about.
Soviet Foreign Minister Tchitcherin Seriously Ill in Warsaw
Moscow reports say M. George Tchitcherin, Russia's foreign minister, is suffering from diabetes and in serious condition. His disappearance from politics could have worldwide impact as he is viewed as a key European diplomat and balance wheel in Russian affairs.
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Warsaw
George Tchitcherin
Soviet
Russia
Tchitcherin
Ufe
Europe
Auto thefts: 70,000 of 100,600 recovered last year
Last year 100,600 autos were stolen and 70,000 were recovered. The data show a significant recovery rate, indicating improved policing and police response.
Parachute Invention Echoes From Early Flight
The royal air forces discuss a parachute perfected in America and recall an early device created 132 years ago by a French inventor who dropped from a wall using a parasol. The piece notes the French origin and subsequent refinement in France.
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London
Royal Air
France
State orders a disaster probe into mine explosion
Wheeling Sept 18. An official probe into yesterday’s fatal explosion at the Elm Coal Triadelphia mine was set for next Wednesday. Deputy A K Lafferty of the state mine bureau says the cause appears linked to a short circuit defect. Two were killed and three injured in the blast.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Triadelphia
Elm Coal Company
A. K. Lafferty
State
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