Republican Rally at YMCA Highlights League of Nations Talk
A large audience at the YMCA heard Prof. I. N. Hoover of Ohio University discuss the league of nations and related reservations. The event focused on women voters with remarks by Mrs. J. M. Hyde and praise for Hoover’s clear, timely presentation.
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I’. N. Hoover
O. U
Athens
League of Nations
C. H. Bartlett
Woman’s Republican Club
J. M. Hyde
Ralph Parks
Hoover
Home Coming Day Planned by Christian Church
Sunday school 9 30. Sermon 10 30. Praise service 2 30. Evening worship 7. Evangelistic sermon 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7. Bible school 9 30. Morning worship 10 30 Strength and Joy. Evening worship Some Delusions in Life Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 6. Home Coming Day Sunday October 3 reception Saturday October 2 7 00 PM expected to be a happy occasion.
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Christian Church
C. L. Johnson
Pastor Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Pocahontas Members Urged to Attend Monday Meeting
The degree of Pocahontas calls all members to a Monday night meeting to discuss business of importance. Attendees are asked to bring a dish for a picnic lunch. Mrs. James McKee visited Columbus Friday and Miss Mary Eckles spent time in Beverly with relatives.
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Degree of
James McKee
Columbus
Mary Eckles
Beverly
C. C. Sharp
Nelsonville Real Estate and Ads From Local Listings
A collage of Nelsonville notices lists for sale items including a modern four bedroom house with double garage on Washington Street, several phonographs, a Chevrolet model 490 and a Maxwell, plus a 60 acre farm near Carbondale with buildings. Also upcoming dances at Red Men’s Hall and K of P hall, and public sales of livestock. It notes contact names such as T. C. Green and Matt Mills along with Bell telephones and addresses.
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Washington Street
Bell Phone
Presbyterian Circle Hosts Bridal Shower and Church Services
The Presbyterian Church schedules a quarterly communion at 10 30 tomorrow with morning and evening sermons by the pastor. The Circle of Ruth hosted a bridal shower for Burns Coakley with tea glasses and lunch at Mrs. Donald Shafter s home. Attendees included Mesdames Hohenadel Davin Snake and Misses Scott Bagkus King and Bunion. Another dinner at Mrs J R Barstow celebrated daughter Martha Elliott s plans to enter nursing school in Alliance. Episcopal Church will hold usual services with preaching by Paul E Kemper.
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Ruth
Donald Shafter
Burns Coakley
Mesdames
Eugene Hohenadel
Don Davin
Earl Snake
Cornelia Scott
Inez Bagkus
Christina King
Mae Bunion
J. R. Barstow
Martha Elliott
Elsie Hodgman
Katherine Primrose
Sstella Edwards
Ruth Powell
Martha
Alliance
Episcopal Church
Paul E. Kemper
McGraws In Lambs Club Fracas Cloud Baseball Route
New York Sept 25 Baseball and theatre figures clash over a Lambs Club melee involving John J McGraw Wilton Lackaye and John C Slavin The dispute centers on who started a fight at McGraws home after a party Lackaye claims a jaw blow left his ankle broken and Slavin suffered a fractured skull McGraw denies involvement citing Lackayes profane language and a scuffle in which he played no part
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New York
John J. McGraw
Slaugter
McGraw
Wilton Lackaye
Lackaye
Giants
Lambs
John C. Slavin
Justice McGuire
Balloon Race Set to Open From Sloss-Sheffield Field
Birmingham on September 25 reports favorable weather as twelve balloons prepare to start at five o clock from Sloss-Sheffield field in the national air race aimed at breaking the 1172 mile record set by Hawley and Post in 1910. Final drawing lists ten entrants with crews from Brookfield Ohio Kansas City Chattanooga Omaha Seattle St Louis Akron Springfield and Austin.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sloss-Sheffield
Allen R. Hawley
Augustus Post
St. Louis
Warren Rason
Brookfield
Ohio
G. W. McIntire
Kansas City
Byron T. Burt
Chattanooga
A. Leo Stevens
Omaha
Richard E. Thompson
Seattle
Washington
A. Sherman
R. H. Upson
Akron
J. 8. McKidden
Bernard von Hoffman
H. E. Honeywell
Coe Leaves Graham Bumgarner to Run Cash Shoe Store
Will W. Coe, ten year traveling salesman for Graham Bumgarner Co., resigns to focus on his retail shoe business in this city. He cites wholesale experience as a base to buy right and lower overhead while selling quality for less at the Cash Shoe Store on Court and State streets.
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Will W. Coe
Graham- Bumgarner Co
New York Nerves Heightened by Wall Street Blast
After a recent Wall Street explosion warnings, U S customs house guards tightened security. Armed sailors cordoned the building and searched visitors bags and cases for dynamite. A lawyer’s briefcase is shown being inspected and a sailor questions a woman about hidden dynamite.
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New York City
Wall Street
U. S
New York
Strike threat in OID fails in Ohio mines
Bridgeport Ohio Sept 25 Eastern miners heed union guidance to remain at work. A few men may walk out Monday but will return by Thursday. A miners convention is planned for Martin's Ferry Wednesday as talks continue.
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Bridgeport, CO
William Roy
East Ohio
Martin’s Ferry
Body of Olive Thomas Arrives in America on Mauretania
The body of Olive Thomas, famed American actress, dies of mercurial poisoning in Paris and arrives in New York aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania. Accompanying her are Jack Pickford and Owen Moore. Also listed are various property transfers in Albany and Nelsonville, with minor consideration details.
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Miss Thomas
America
New York
Olive Thomas
Paris
Mauretania
Jack Pickford
Owen Moore
Jack
Mary Pickford
French women abandon stockings in Paris fashion trend
Many French women drop silk hose to cut costs while American women imitate the trend abroad. Mlle. N. Fregeac of Paris was seen aboard a steamer showing stockingless limbs, illustrating the growing move away from stockings.
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Paris
Mlle. N. Fregeac
Piveness
Miners Defy Governors Orders in West Virginia
Governor John J. Cornwall defies threats of a statewide miners strike after miner officials led by C F Kenney pressed for troop withdrawal. Cornwall says federal troops remain in place in Harlan County to quell disturbances despite calls for recall.
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Charleston
W. Va
John J. Cornwall
West Virginia
C. F. Kenney
Cornwall
Harlan County
Statewide Senate investigation to probe primaries
The Senate campaign investigation committee will examine alleged lavish use of money and influence in several state primaries this year. Chairman Kenyon said the panel will start when time allows, with Alabama’s $250,000 against Senator Underwood among first cases, plus Georgia and Oklahoma cases involving Hardwick and Gore respectively.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate Campaign Investigation Committee
Kenyon
Underwood
Alabama
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Anti-Saloon League Backs Davis Or Rebuff for Ohio Governor
The Anti-Saloon League classification in its American Issue labels Harry L. Davis a wet and Vic Donahey as non-committal but with dry tendencies. The league's executive committee will decide its formal stance at an upcoming meeting in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Harry L. Davis
League
Davis
Vic Donahey
Athens Woman Becomes Notary Public in Ohio
Miss Eleanor Bolin of Athens county is commissioned by Governor James M. Cox to act as a Notary Public. She serves as secretary to Attorneys Foster and Wells and is among the few women nationwide to hold the post.
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Athens
Eleanor Bolin
Foster and Wells
Athens County
Obituary of John Hixson Life Resident and Grange Member
John Hixson born Sept 4 1843 died Aug 31 1920 aged 76 years 11 months 27 days was the eldest of seven children. Survived by wife Margaret Ann Druggan who died fifteen months earlier and ten children nine living. Lifelong Athens area resident with 55 years on the homestead and active in Athens grange. Surviving relatives listed include several children and a grandchild Julia Mingus. one daughter predeceased.
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John Hixson
Peter
Margaret Hixson
Amos
Millfield
Daniel
Amesville
Margaret Ann Druggan
Athens
Sand Ridge
Alpha Werner
G. W. Hixson
Cambridge
J. G. Hirson
Elizabeth Phillips
Athens R
H. L. Morris
EF. Hixson
L. W. Kelley
Ethel
Emma
Julia Mingus
Will Mingus
Card of Thanks for John Hixson
The family expresses gratitude to those who assisted during the illness and after the death of their father John Hixson.
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John Hixson
College Paper Out Green and White Debuts at Ohio University
The first Green and White issue at Ohio University appeared Friday, six pages of up-to-date university news written in regulation style. Editor Harry K. Robinson leads the staff with Joseph Morrison as business manager and Rowland Welsh overseeing circulation. the weekly paper will be published each Friday.
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Ohio University
Harry K. Robinson
Joseph Morrison
Rowland Welsh
Leper Island seeks dentist by two Catholic sisters' aid
In Honolulu on September 26, officials report failure to find a qualified dentist, eye ear and nose specialist for Molokai leper settlement. An effort is under way to persuade two Catholic sisters in the United States to come to the colony and assume the role.
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Honolulu
T. H
Molokai Island
United States
Albany Club Forms with Harding Coolidge Support
Mrs Ernest Martin led the Athens county central committee in organizing a Harding Coolidge club in Albany. Attendees included Mrs F W Bush and Judge J P Wood. Officers elected were President L G Gillogly First vice president Mrs T J Barlow Second vice president Mrs O D Dailey Secretary Frank Coe. Membership slate named several local supporters.
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Albany
Ernest Martin
Central Committee
Athens County
Harding-Coolidge Club
F. W. Bush
J. P Wood
Athens
Opera House
L. G. Gillogly
T. J. Barlow
O. D. Dailey
Frank Coe
E. H. Lasch
Florence Brown
F. E. Goldsberry
Club
The
Democratic Party
First World Wide Economic Round Table Opens in Brussels
The Brussels gathering begins with 150 delegates from multiple nations, each allotted fifteen minutes to present their economic situation and offer suggestions. English and French are the official languages, and reparations from World War I are expected to be discussed amid a babel of languages.
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Brussels
Sesbe
Economic Council
de la Croix
Absolute Pure Acetyline Gas Notice
A historical brief notes that absolute pure acetyline gas is odorless and non poisonous, highlighting its properties in a safety or utility context. The statement appears as a standalone claim about the gas's attributes.
Ready to Build by Dr A Bardin in Athens County
Dr A Bardin, noted as a good fellow all summer, uses cement supplied by his company for a new residence at the corner of Morris and May avenues. Workmen are on site and completion is expected soon.
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A. Bardin
Athens County
Morris and
May Avenues
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