Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Ralph Woods hosts at 85% Mill with the Conservation League at 7 30 PM. Maecenas Literary Club meets Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs J H Reed. Many residents visit family and travel to Athens Columbus Charleston Glouster and Canisteo New York. death of Mrs J H Stewart reported by Canisteo NY. Paraly sis cited as death cause.
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Ralph Woods
George Chambers
Burgettstown
Conservation League
Rachael Chambers
Maecenas Literary Club
J. H. Reed
Curtan Drive
Glouster Proves Open Air Address Discussed by Rev Strickland
Glouster will host an open air address on Main street by Rev. F G Strickland of Columbus titled Mr La Follette and the Christian Ideal at 7 p m Thursday. Also reports include Clint Hooks bound over to the grand jury on a assault and battery case while pleading guilty to a drunk charge and fined ten dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. la Follette
The
Christian Ideal
Glouster
F. G. Strickland
Columbus
Clint Hooks
Grand Jury
Mayor Park
Hooks
Margaret Welsh
Frank William
Marshal Williams
Tom Mavin
Harry Andrews
Daughters of Veterans
Red Men Hall
Floyd McNally
Corning
Justice Dewland
McNally
LeFever
Miss Ethel Radcliff Farewell Note From Athens Club
Cordial welcomes and regrets marked Miss Ethel Radcliff’s sendoff by the Woman's Music Club at Mrs C C Millikan's home 24 North High Street Sunday evening. The Athens pianist leaves Tuesday or Wednesday for Alliance to open a studio, continue piano studies in Cleveland, and pursue accompanying and child training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Radcliff
Woman's Music Club
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
Alliance
Radcliff
Athens
School of Music
Ohio University
Marcian Thalberg
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cleveland
British Troop Planes Aimed At Faster Soldier Transport
London reports say All steel troop carrying planes with 100 mph engines and fifty soldiers each are under construction by the Air Ministry. The first craft should be ready for tests next year, with seats that can tip up for comfort and rearward conversion for supply transport. Air Ministry also plans higher capacity flying trains for 200 to 390 soldiers with gear in the near future.
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London
Air Ministry
Gtweek Y. Aoi
ODIN
Connecticut cuts down churchless districts
Hartford report by the Connecticut Federation of Churches says summer visitors are reviving church life in country towns. City presence in Connecticut towns encourages church attendance and gifts, helping communities support resident ministers year round.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Connecticut Federation of Churches
Federation
Morris E. Alling
Gulf fleet to sail with radios replacing sails
In Galveston Texas the Gulf Fisheries three masted schooner Arcas will soon depart the channel for the Gulf of Mexico with radio gear and gasoline engines, marking the first time a Gulf fleet is equipped for motorized operation. The Fishiles Company equips its entire fleet, promising a new era for crews amid jazz from city districts and powered sails.
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Galveston
Texas
Gulf Fisheries
Porer Arcas
Gulf
Gulf of Mexico
Fishiles Company
Motors
Sai
Explosion in Dillonville Mine Kills One, Injures Five
State officials report one man killed and five hurt in a mine explosion near Dillonville Jeff County. Mine Inspector Jerome Watson and assistants Andrew Muller and L H Jenkins from Belmont County dispatched to the scene.
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Columbus
Dillonville
Jeff County
Jerome Watson
Andrew Muller
L. Ht. Jenkins
Belmont County
Unlucky Samaritan Brought In After Durantion Vile Rescue Attempt
Dick Crow of Athens goes to police to aid George J. Serig, jailed for information. Chief Parker also jailed Crow for intoxication. Serig pleaded guilty to a charge before Mayor Koons and fined $15 plus costs. Crow to be arraigned Monday night.
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Dick Crow
Athens
George J. Sericg
Captain Parker
Chief Parker
Crow
Serigg
L. A. Koons
Liberty Bonds Market Opening Rates Report
Liberty Bonds posted opening figures in New York with First at 192.12 and Second at 101.15. Third at 102.8 and Fourth at 102.20. New 4X quoted at 105.26 and First 445 at 192.12.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
United States of Europe Advocated by Labor Groups
European labor organizations push for a United States of Europe with a central capital. The International Transport Workers Congress in Hamburg and the Social-Democratic Federation at London endorse the idea. The proposal may feature in International Peace Demonstrations on September 21 and at the Labor and Socialist Internationale meeting.
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London
United States
Europe
European
International Transport Workers Congress
Hamburg
Social-Democratic Federation
United States of Europe
Labor and Socialist Internationale
Teenager dies after Ford crashes into barbed wire fence
Wooster Ohio Edwin Lint 18 was killed when his speedster left the road striking a barbed wire fence a strand of wire catching him under the chin police said he died almost instantly Tickets go on sale Tuesday at Court street businesses for the first time
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Court Street
Annual Field Day Planned at Carpenter Farm
Athens County men will view year’s experiment results at Carpenter Experiment Farm Field Day on September 30. Morning sessions cover orchard spraying, minerals in poultry, and sheep management with farm plots results. Afternoon talks address farm management and policy methods.
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Carpenter Farm
Athens
Carpenter Experient Farm
N. BE. Mils
Athens County Livestock Company
Davis Tours Atlantic Seaboard with Democratic Leaders
On September 22 John W. Davis met with Democratic eastern leaders to map a campaign drive along the Atlantic seaboard ahead of November victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Davis
Atlantic Seaboard
Tragedy In Dayton: Mrs Cordelle Shot. Husband Kills Self
In Greenville a woman, Mrs Harry C Cordelle, was found shot to death at her home after her husband killed himself at relatives’ home eight miles away. Authorities believe the killing occurred Sunday during a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Harry C. Cordelle
Greenville
Court records show annual fines and clerk fees
Elyria Ohio Lorain County common pleas court fines for the year totalled 43529 dollars with the state receiving 22277 dollars from liquor fines. Fees of the county clerk's office for the year ending September 1 amounted to 17052.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
O'Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Athens High School introduces patron tickets for athletics
Athens High School will launch a patron ticket program this fall and winter. Principal F. E. Harshman says buyers will have names and addresses on file and receive letters about team work and athletic affairs, making supporters feel like active participants rather than mere fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
F. E. Harshman
Harshman
Mrs Hutton Suicide After Road Accident Tragedy
Mrs Francis Hutton wife of an American banker in Valparaiso shot and killed herself in her hotel room. She acted from remorse after a traffic accident in which the car she drove struck and killed a pedestrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Francis Hutton
Valparaiso
Hutton
Communist Raid On Pacifist Meeting At Trocadero
Paris police arrested several individuals after a raid on a pacifist gathering at the Trocadero. Injuries were reported among protesters and bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Severnals
Trocadero
Two Baltimore Boys Sentenced to Death for Robbery Murder
In Baltimore two impoverished youths, Thomas J. Foran aged 18 and Claude Dobbs aged 19, were sentenced to death after being found guilty by three judges of murdering Louis Cohen during an attempted holdup. One accomplice was killed by police while escaping and another confessed and received life imprisonment. Foran and Dobbs maintain their innocence.
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Baltimore
Thomas J. Foran
Claude Dobbs
Louis Cohen
Cohen
Foran
Dobbs
Charles Dobbs
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