Entertained and social events across Danville area
Mrs. Tarr and Mrs. Tarr hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for fourteen. Lois Hunter hosted Epworth League guests at her Danville home with a musical program and refreshments. The Choir Man Edward Beggs entertained the Presbyterian choir in South Vernon with music and treats. The Knights of Pythian lodge in Gambier held a dance for over thirty couples with arches and music. Mary Purcell hosted a bride-to-be party for Laura Claypool with gifts and games. Danville high school post graduates held a reception for the senior class, with a program and meal at the school. Ohio State Tu tterelry events were reported, including O S U student gatherings and a campus meeting led by Professor Cockley, with marching songs and officer elections. A volunteer planning committee and social committees were announced for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lois Hunter
Danville
M. B
League
Edward C. Beggs
Presbyterian’ Church
South Vernon
Gambier
Knights of Pythian Lodge
Mary Purcell
Mink
Laura Claypool
Bortuy Kaufman
Farmer O
Tephnil Nooling
Knox County
Ohio State
Henry G Beam
Ohio
Howe
G. Beam
Association
Profesor Cockley
Suw
Cockley
Hiatte
OB UW
Hoclie Han
Charlene
Henry Dent
Provident
Dent
Feod Lawton
Willa Mor
Hea Heeme Evoting Colors and Pennants Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes reference e voting themes with garish colors in red and gray. Mentions pennants and a U shaped symbol or initials unclear. No clear events, dates, or organizations readable.
Hazing Origins and Rise of University Rivalries
The article traces ancient hazing from early Christian era teaching, showing independent professors in cities like Constantinople and Athens. Rival factions recruited students through violence, with coercive oaths and street clashes shaping a proto university system as agreements evolved into structured instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Athena
Alexandrina
Libanius
Athens
Bo Hot
Hnatng
Abanine
Ani
Hoelani Benne
Ohio State Day Celebrations Across Cities and Nations
Eight thousand graduates at Buckeye University New York and six thousand men and women elsewhere toasted their alma mater. Dinners were held in City Club, Columbus, and in many cities including Boston Chicago and San Francisco. Globally, alumni gathered in Manila Tokyo Yokohama Peking London Berlin and Paris to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio State University
Jake
Ohio State
Ohio
Columbye
Beluga
Boston
Chicago
Ooowaho
Bt. Loula
New Ortane
Philadelphia
Providense
San Pranchco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Honolaui
Manila
Tokio
Yokohama
Dopant
Peking
Ching
Heteralurg
London
Berlin
Parte
New Wireless Telegraph Rate Plans Announced in Canada
Ottawa Ont November reports outline new wireless telegraphic message rates set to take effect tomorrow. The reform imposes changes to the service, noting adjustments in pricing and delivery terms for various classes of messages. The government agency overseeing communications indicated the move aims to standardize rates across regions and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Western duel pending as doctor joins shootout tale
A young doctor traveling west is recruited to attend a staged duel between Jim Turner and Cy Hardwick over a woman. A Georgia gambler arranges the event with seconds and a surgeon, but the plan collapses when the lady appears and declares she won’t tolerate a fight over her. The crowd disperses and the narrator, unsettled by the frontier code, reveals he did not pursue further practice there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilization
Ralan Tar
Horn
Sam
Stich
Jim Towner
Cy Hardwick
Turner
Hardwick
Alhambra
Georgia
Sartin
Tom
Jim
Hanor
Georgia Win
Horne
New York City Faces Fresh Purity War on Police Probe
The Becker trial and the gunman Rosenthal case spark off a charged public mood in New York City. Mayor Gaynor defends police while ministers warn of enduring corruption. California oranges sell poorly at Pier 21 amid buyer boycotts, and a Bronx church disturbance ends with a noisy arrest. Grace Strachan may receive about $65,000 as thanks for securing equal pay for women teachers. Peace Society hosts replacements for Eliot as Balkan peace talks loom, while a drunken Irishman chases a pig on a Third Avenue Elevated train. Suffrage supporters press men to decide on women’s vote in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Becker
Rosenthal
Police Department
Curran Committee
Polices Department
Hercules
Augias
Gaynoria
Ministera
Police Department of
Gaynor
Ita
California
Pier 21
North River
Greater New York
Mina Grace
Strachan
Mins Strachan
Minn Strachan
Han
Misa Strachan
Superintendent Lilley Resigns After Bridgeyard Firings
Columbus news reports Superintendent Thor M. Lilley has resigned after the discharge of three of the oldest bridgeyard employees. Lilley, connected with the bridgeyard for 45 years, has served eight years as superintendent amid staff cuts that affected workers with eight to thirty years of service.
Chicago to New Orleans in 24 Hours
Illinois Central Railroad plans to inaugurate the Panhand Limited fast train service between Chicago and New Orleans. The daily schedule shows a 24 hour run, down from the previous 26 hours. The train departs Chicago at 4 p.m. and arrives in New Orleans at 4 p.m. the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Orleans
Olinois Central Railroad
Panwid Limited
Coasisr
Albstee
Political Day Planned by Calgary Churches
Thirty leading Calgary churches will observe Political Day tomorrow under the Ministerial Association. Ministers will discuss voting principles and avoid personalities while outlining reform ideas from the pulpit, guiding congregations for the upcoming municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Asia
Ierval
Bonds found on city dump after theft in Kansas City
Laborers discovered bonds with a face value of 140000 and related checks and coupons on a city dump. The bonds had reappeared July 5 after two registered mail sacks were stolen en route from a post office to the railway station. They were Waco Texas city paper shipped by Commerce Trust Company to Guarantee Trust Company of New York City and insured for the full amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Waco
Texas
City Paper
Commerce Trust Company
Guarantee Trust Company
New York City
Englind
Fine Livestock at Chicago Show Sets Record Entries
Chicago November 10 The thirteenth annual International livestock show at Union Stock Yards opens with more than 11 000 entries across varied classes and total prizes exceeding 75000 dollars. The event runs through next Saturday drawing exhibitors from state unions provinces Canada. Belgium horses showcased by the Belgian Horse Society. students from over fifteen agricultural colleges compete for twenty scholarships valued over 10000 dollars donated by J Axdem Armour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Union
Dominion of Canada
Mexico
United States
Canada
J. Axdem Armour
Thief Attacks Shops With Horseshoe In Chicago
A pair of early morning burglaries hit 604 South Michigan Boulevard and a nearby jewelry store as thieves used a horse shoe wrapped in a paper to smash windows. Furs worth 1500 dollars and later gems valued at 2500 dollars were stolen, while another jewelry box containing 4000 dollars belonging to the Amalgamated Association funds was taken. Police reported the incidents tied to the same alleged gang, with earlier thefts and a bulletin across City Hall. Also reported, journalism teachers from fifteen American universities gathered in Sherman to discuss methods for practical instruction led by Prof Fred Newton Arar of Michigan and Dr Talote Willan of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Wm. Taber
Naxoelation
Associaon
Sherman
Fred Newton Arar
University of Michigan
Columbia University
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois
University of Missouri
University of Oregon
Indiana University
DePauw University
University of Kan
St Andrew's Day Observances In Chicago Banquet Held
On St Andrew's Day Nov 30 Scots in Chicago wear heather and attend the St Andrew's Society banquet. The piece recalls St Andrew as patron saint, the X shaped cross, and the historic symbolism linking Scotland's faith and homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brae
Burt
St. Andrew's Society
St Andrew
Scotland
Andrew
St. Andrew
Petras
St. Andrew's Cross
Miss Boardman Honored With Fifth Order of the Crown
Washington November 30 The conferring of the fifth order of the crown upon Miss Mabel Boardman by Emperor Yoshihito of Japan in recognition of her Red Cross services was conveyed to President Taft. The letter lists Boardman as among the greatest women in the world and notes continued deep interest in her Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mabel Boardman
Hmnferor
Jealous lover shoots sweetheart in Toledo incident
In Toledo on Thanksgiving night 16 year old Rose Martin was fatally shot by Ernest Wicker 20 who then killed himself near Bates Crossing in Wood county after being chased by officers and citizens. Wicker had threatened earlier and had a revolver taken, later obtaining another and shooting the girl in the Martins home dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Rose Martin
William Martin
Ernest Wicker
Orson Bi
Bates Crossing
Wood County
Wicker
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tin
Belmont seeks annulment of Raymond Belmont marriage
August Belmont has engaged lawyers and private detectives to void the marriage of his son Raymond Belmont to actress Ethel Loraine. William P. Sheridan of the Sheridan agency has spent days in Jersey City looking for a defect in the license, ceremony, or papers. Tokens of progress or failure are not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Belmont
New York
Hie
Raymond
Ethel Loraine
Winter Garden Company
William P. Sheridan
Sheridan Agency
Jersey City
Hite Suscens
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Society News
Mra
Percy Tarr
Howard Tarr
Danville High School
Rly
Hewett Gehyes
Hewitt Miehres
Prank
Jarry Koons
HW. M. Mall
Me HG
Benn
Rex Lamb
L, Young
Buckeye University
Bronx
New York Peace Society
Hotel Astor
Hinton
Charles W. Eilot
Emeritue
Harvard University
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Eilot
Ilneus
Pesce Society
Mr. Carnegie
Prince Lagarovich Hrebellanovich of
Servin
Eliot
Turkey
Third Avenue
Hoboken
Pat Wan
Pat
Bherry’s
Lilley
Tocar
Auto Bandits
T. Andr
Miss Mabel Boardman
American Red Crows Society
Miss Boardman
Youth
G. K. Cetone
Dayton
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