Notable Society and Local News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Chris Corbin and their son Junior return from a motor trip through Indiana visiting Day ton enroute home Mr and Mrs C H Cable and children of Refugio Texas depart after visiting Mr W R Cable at 278 East State Street W Dale Gandee and his mother Mrs J S Gandee arrive by car from Akron and plan visits in Athens before returning with his wife to Akron A card from the James Foraker family and Mr Frank Phillips arrives from Monroe City Missouri dated September 20 en route to Mercedes Texas for the winter they report poor roads since Ohio and storm stays in Monroe City Miss Anna Hamilton recovering from adenoids and tonsils surgery at home of her parents Frank and Mrs Hamilton Miss Hamilton is a stenographer for Capitol City Produce Co of Columbus Mrs A S Bethel hears of nephew Kenneth Gardner's typhoid death in Paducah Ky from Detroit contacts he was about 20 and the Gardner family of Paducah has visited Athens Mrs Turner and daughter Frances Starr depart for Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dale Gandee
J. S. Gandee
Akron
James Foraker
Frank Phillips
Monroe City
Mercedes
Texas
Ohio
Anna Hamilton
Columbus
Frank Hamilton
West State Street
Miss Hamilton
Capitol City Produce Co
A. S. Bethel
F. M. Turner
Detroit
Michigan
Kenneth Gardner
Paducah
F. N. Gardner
J. C. Lewis
Lou Tewksberry
A. W. Tewksberry
Athens
Kate Nagle
Sarah Stratton
Jesse Mc Henry
Lulu
Jacksonville
Peter Bodkin
Emmett Cross
LL. Cottingham
W. C. Michaels
Middleport
Phillip Sweeney
Ed M. Vorhes
Ethel
A. W. Murphey
George Junod
Ath
Grace
Washington, PD
F. E. Goldsberry
Wesley Lawrence
Rev. Smith
Baptist Church
M. E
Ladies Aid
George Irwin
Cured Hay Fever 17 Years Standing Says John Marcum
John Marcum of Frankfort Kentucky reports a 1920 cure for hay fever after using Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever remedy. He states two bottles relieved his 17 year condition and he has not had symptoms since September 12 1920. He calls the medicine wonderful and plans to take another bottle as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerker
John Marcum
Frankfort
Ohio University student Miss Kennedy turns down Robin Hood offer
Very flattering was the offer to Miss Dorothy Kennedy of New Philadelphia a college student at Ohio University after the try-out for college students by conductor Watty Hydes. She declined to accept to finish her two year course, though an interview was planned. A chautauqua engagement was offered for next summer by Ralph Dunbar management. The Robin Hood performance in Athens drew a capacity audience with superb voices and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kennedy
New Philadelphia
Ohio University
Robin Hood
Watty Hydes
Annabel
Alan-a-Dale
Miss Kennedy
College of Music
Chi Omega Sorority
Ralph Dunbar
Miss Kennedy May Consder
Athens
Debs Case Report Nearing Completion By Attorney General
Washington September 22 Attorney General Daugherty said he has nearly finished his report and recommendations to the President on the Debs case The nature of the recommendations will be disclosed after review and action by the President. You can teach a parrot to talk but not to think. All gossips are the same way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Debs
Harding and Willis Reach Ohio Patronage Accord
President Harding and Senator Willis of Ohio announced a complete agreement on Ohio patronage matters after a conference. Willis said all differences were ironed out and the president acknowledged Willis' appointment rights while Willis accepted some presidential reporting from Ohio. The pivotal point was Willis withdrawing support for William N. Nants for internal revenue post.
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Washington
Ohio
Harding
Willis
William N. Nants
Eda
Kisses Shared Between Women Evade Censorship
A contemplative line notes that kisses exchanged by women are not the type to be cut by film censors. The remark reflects social judgments on affection and censorship in media.
Hughes Treaty Seen Keeping U S Troops on German Soil
Senator Borah argues ratification would bind the United States under the Versailles treaty to keep troops in Germany as long as France and England demand cooperation. He and allies discussed Lodge reservations restricting U S representation on commissions. The committee is to reconvene later today.
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Washington
Borah
Hughes
United States
France
England
Johnson
California
Brandege
Shields
Congress
Nerv Worth praised by famous whistler Harry Seibert
The well known performer says Nerv Worth helped him when run down and nervous. He details weight gain seven pounds, better sleep, improved appetite, and calmer nerves after using one bottle. Endorsements from various people attest results. Sold by McKee Drug Company and leading druggists. price one dollar plus war tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Seibert
McKee Drug Company
Treaty Battle Opens in Senate on League Pact
Irreconcilable senators at a Foreign Relations Committee meeting scrutinize the German peace treaty. Key issues include whether American troops return home and U S participation on the reparations commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Nations
Germany
United States
Derr acid murder case looms with anticipated arrests
Akron police expect a woman to be questioned today in the Derr acid murder case. The victim A. R. Derr died from burns caused by caustic soda suffered Monday night while in bed. Mrs Derr was burned as well. Funeral services for Derr are set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Derr
A. R. Derr
Ex slave 114 year old Jane Barnam dies in Illinois
Mrs Jane Barnam a former slave aged 114 who lived in Alton Illinois since after the Civil War died yesterday in Alton She was born a slave on a Virginia plantation and is survived by two daughters both in their eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jane Barnam
Virginia
Alton
Ill
Farmer Dies in Own Action at Allen Township Farm
Marysville dispatch reports farmer John Bishop aged 50 of Allen township killed himself by drowning in an abandoned well on his rear farm after distress over ill health. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
John Bishop
Allen Township
Sunday Socials Across Athens and Nearby Towns
Albany J C Lewis and families visited A W Tewksberry in Athens. Columbus and Jacksonville visitors, including Mrs Nagle Stratton McHenry and Lulu, joined Peter Bodkin family. Attendees and neighbors shared calls, meals, and church events as communities noted illness recoveries and local improvements.
Amesville Social Roundup Passes Involving Officials Residents
Local notes report F L Thomas O M Lovell and Fred Shoop at the McConnelsville fair. Wilbur F Carpenter to lead the post office from October 1 after A G Henry resigns. Anna Mage Evans attends Bern Ames teachers meeting. Snow noted in Hanna Canada, two inches last week. Rev and Mrs Browning hosted at the parsonage. Eastern Star initiated two candidates. visits from Athens Chester Hill lodge members. Guests include H L Shively and Mrs Shively of Cleveland and Dr L A Yocum of Glouster. New photographs paid for arrive. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Shuier. George Abel leaves for McConnelsville garage venture. George Wagoner visits sister Miss Golda Pennsvile. Trestle near Palos near completion. engine and flats to cross today. Black Diamond and Shuler tine work to start soon. Torrential rain follows lightning due to changed air moisture.
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F. L. Thomas
O. M. Lovell
Fred Shoop
McConnelsville
A. G. Henry
Wilbur F. Carpenter
Anna Mage Evans
Bern
Ames
Clyde Gibson
Hanna
Canada
Browning
Eastern Star
Ben Covert
Emma Hixon
Athens
Palmer
Chesterhillodge
H. L Shively
Wilbur
Cleveland
L. A. Yocum
Glouster
Ernest Shuier
George Abel
God's Country
George Wagoner
Miss Golda
Pennsvile
Palos
Shuler
World Series Starts Oct 8 After Coin Toss Decide
Chicago on September 22 1920 The first game of the world series will be played Wednesday October 5 at 2 PM at the Park of the National League pennant winners. The decision was reached after a coin flip at Judge K M Landis office commissioner of baseball.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Filipino Midgets Draw Big Crowds At Local Tent Show
A colorful tent attraction features small performers drawing crowds with amusing dances and playful entertainment. The text invites families to bring children to see the act as a public entertainment option for visitors.
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Chris Corbin
Junior
Indiana
Dayton
C. H. Cable
Refugio
W. R. Cable
East State Street
Storm
Missouri
Man
Cordovan
Russia
Lisle
Hiutchinson
Fat Boy
West
Harry Seibert
Whistler
Edison Records
Senate
Akron Gade
Warren G. Harding
Albany
Amesville
State of
South
Dees
Disc Instruments
Premier
Uvas
Buymore
Song Bird
Conte
Troy Brand
National Biscuit Co
Nabiscos
Eastern Shore
Jersey
New York
Wisconsin
Colorado
Fulton Grocery
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