OAL Strikes For This Year Held Averted
Columbus February 14 The re st execution of a basic agree ment to run until March 31 1927 is the rapid completion of subsidiary agreements in outlying fields assures us of industrial calm and security for another year says John Lewis international president at the annual Ohio United Mine Workers convention in Columbus Lewis resting will be unable to attend the convention announced William Feeney Charleston West Virginia an official of the United Mine Workers of America addressing the convention stated that people citing funds for relief work in Connellsville coke regions Pennsylvania are not miners and denounced the solicitation as misused by national officers of the United Mine Workers It is not expected union miners will contribute to the fund being raised by these callers.
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Columbus
John Lewis
Ohio United Mine Workers
Fion
Lewis
Wilam Feeney
Charleston
United Minerkers
Wally Reid’s Widow to “Carry On” in Film Fight Dope
Mrs Wallace Reid widow of the late film actor plans a starring role in a nation wide film to depict the drug menace. Proceeds will fund the Wallace Reid memorial hospital in Los Angeles for addiction treatment.
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Wally Reid
Dope
Wallace Reid
Motion Fcture
Wellington Plans Lincoln Washington Birthday Celebration
Wellington reports plans for a February 22 celebration in the Opera House to honor Lincoln and Washington. The event is fostered by the G A and patriotic orders will assist. Speakers not yet promised, but efforts will seek the best speakers and music. The American Legion meets, a minstrel show committee forms, and Sullivan girls play WH 8 team tonight in a fast game. Oil leasing by Huntington Farmers to Standard Oil is noted along with an Auxiliary Legion meeting.
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Wellington
Lincoln
Washington
Opera House
G. A
Legion
American Legion
Minstrels
Sullivan
Huntington
Standard of Co
American Legion Auxiliary
Epidemic of Sickness Regrets Low Attendance
An oral report notes with regret that more members were absent during a recent epidemic of sickness. The remarks highlight concerns over attendance and the impact on group functions.
Jad Salts Kidney Cleansing Advi
A vintage ad explains kidney care with Jad Salts, urging readers to drink water and take a tablespoon of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for several days. It touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon juice lithia blend that flushes clogged kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and supports urinary health, recommending periodic physician kidney checks.
Local society notes and community notices
Mrs R W Falls hosts the Entre Nous Club at her home this Friday. Local basketball fans plan to accompany the W H B teams to Amherst Friday evening. Farm Women’s Club meets with Mrs Frank Gillett on West Main Street Thursday February 13. Mrs John Burgman injured after a fall at home. Circle 3 of the Methodist Church meets with Mrs Clarence Dirlam Friday. Miss Pauline Clifford leaves for Mt Dora Florida for several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Clifford. Mrs H D Whiteside assists at First Wellington Bank in Miss Clifford’s place Bennie Miller suffers a burned foot.
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R. W. Falls
Entre Nous
W. H
Amherst
Farm Women’s Club
Frank Gillett
West Main Street
John Burgman
Miss Fortune
Methodist Church
Clarence Dirlam
Pauline Clifford
Mt. Dora
Fla
Paul Clifford
H. D. Whiteside
First Wellington Bank
Miss Clifford
Bennie Miller
Millionaire Bardons Wins Divorce In New York Claim
Cleveland February 15 George C Bardons millionaire tool maker was granted a divorce from Mrs Mary Bardons. He must pay $10,000 alimony in a lump sum and $5000 to attorneys. Judge Walter McMahon called it Bardons complete victory and noted the wife induced the marriage by fraud in 1918 in New York.
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Cleveland
George C Bardons
Mary Bardons
Walter McMahon
Bardons
New York
Ford Buys Glass Plant in Allegheny District
Pittsburgh February 14 The Ford Motor Company purchased the Allegheny Plate Glass Company property at Glassmere. Henry Ford and his son Edsel completed the deal, which closes with no price disclosed. The plant produces six to seven million square feet of plate glass annually, about one tenth of U.S. output. The official announcement says the deal closed Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Ford Motor Company
Allegheny Plate Glass Company
Glassmere
Nur
Henry Ford
Edsel
United States
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