Easter services and events at local churches scheduled
Gone Are the Days opens with Easter morning service at the U B church and master program at the M E church Sunday evening at seven. Sunday school and a missionary program are planned. M E Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at seven with lunch social hour in the basement. A high school play titled June will be presented April sixteen and the term ends April twenty three with Rev Bowden of Granville preaching the baccalaureate at the M E church. Imo Woodgerd and Alice Hiser enroll in Bliss College for the May term opening first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
M. E
M. E. Ladies Aid
Bowden
Granville
Imo Woodgerd
Alice Hiser
Bliss College
Tournament Cup on Display at Cline's
The big loving cup won by Athens High School at the Ohio University Tournament is on display this week at Cline's. The 18 inch cup bears the inscription Champions Ohio University Tournament 1920 and Athens High School. Names of the team are inscribed below. A pedestal and glass case were purchased by popular subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hens
Cline’s
Ohio University
Athens High School
Writing Good Letters and Business Letter Writing
The article argues that good letters require clear thinking and expression. It urges early school and home training in letter writing and notes that all students should learn business correspondence techniques, with more emphasis needed across curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
The Parable of the Child’s Body and Soul
The piece argues that a father who killed his son to save the boy’s soul reflects failure to nurture the child’s body and mind. It urges parents to provide loving, stable homes with wholesome activities and books to cultivate healthy minds and bodies, preventing such tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
RicO Woman Thinks
Edith F. Moriarty portrays a cheerful shut-in who fills days with reading music piano and letters of appreciation. Her discipline and wide circle of long distance friends include leading artists and writers, while she remains busy cheering others and seeking meaningful acts.
Winnipeg civic leader tapped for Saar mining commission
Richard Deans Waugh of Winnipeg, a Scottish-ancestry public servant and former mayor, is named to represent Great Britain on an international commission to assess the Saar valley mines. The article notes his Manitoba career, public parks and water district roles, and curling recreation as France and Belgium consider postwar coal output. The Saar district spans seventy square miles and German output may reach ten million tons annually with up to fifty thousand workers.
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Richard D. Waugh
Saar Valley
France
Tichard Deans Waugh
Winnipeg
Great Britain
International Commission
Saar
America
Waugh
Manitoba
Western
Canada
London
Lst
Waurh
Public Parks Department
Greater
Royal Caledonian Curling Club
Belgium
A Call to Combat Gambling with Harmless Amusements
A discussion on curbing gambling urges through wholesome leisure activities and organized thrift efforts. The author argues that entertainment and community programs reduce the appeal of gambling by offering constructive substitutes and encouraging saving and responsible finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chance
After Dinner Stories and Quick Gags in Local Narrative
Samples of playful vignettes and wisecracks feature domestic foibles a lost gum joke a veteran with an iron cross and a butter market note. The snippets capture light humor from everyday life with a hint of patriotic pride and city observations.
Lenten Kitchen: Potatoes Escalloped With Onions and Graham Pancakes
A women's cooking note outlines frugal Lenten dishes. Potatoes escalloped with onions layered with crumbs butter and milk bakes about an hour with a final 15 minutes uncovered. A fruit salad combines diced apples leftover canned fruit banana orange with whipped cream mayonnaise. Graham pancakes use sour milk egg soda salt graham flour to a batter and cook on a hot griddle.
Fragmented dialogue on voice and taste in cinema
A fragment shows a speaker noting familiarity with Smiths and their origin, and another person praising moving pictures while valuing the human voice. The exchange laments the absence of voice as lacking gratification or propriety in the medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Cayenne
Interior approves coal land leasing plan under new law
Secretary Payne approves regulations for prospecting and leasing government coal lands under the oil and mineral leasing law. About 30 million acres classified as coal bearing and 40 million awaiting classification. Lands divided into units of 2560 acres with a one unit per state limit and competitive bidding for leases at least five cents per ton royalty. Prospectors may obtain leases at royalty rates set by the Interior Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
Unites
Secretary of the Interior
Government opens 560000 acres in Oregon for homesteaders
The Interior Department offers 4000 tracts in western Oregon with a 60 day veteran filing preference. The 100 mile square area sits in the rain belt between the Cascades and Coast Range near Hood River. Applicants pay 60 cents an acre plus 2 dollars per acre later. first year viability is uncertain.
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Interior Department
Oregon Rain Belt
Cascade Mountains
Coast Range
Oregon & California Railroad
Clay Tallman
Federal
Hood River
Tallman
Jacksonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mrs Readings cousin from Zanesville is visiting Rev Readings home during master vacation. Mesdames James Von Scheele Edwards Wolfe spent Monday and Tuesday in Athens. Katherine Kilner and Mrs McBride shopped in Columbus. Joe O Leary arrived from Iowa. Charles Caldwell left for Akron for work. A R Woodgerd and two daughters plus Esther Johnson visited Columbus Tuesday. Mr Carter, formerly ill, shows improvement. A R Woodgerd received a box of oranges from Berl at Riverside City military school. Sunrise prayer will be held.
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Mesdames James
von Scheele
Edwards
Wolfe
Athens
Mrs. McBride
Katherine Kilner
Columbus
Joe O'Leary
Iowa
Charles Caldwell
Akron
A. R. Woodgerd
Esther Johnson
Carter
A. R Woodgerd
Berl
Riverside
City
Government Refuses Surrender in Camp Jackson Murder
The War Department will not surrender one officer and three enlisted men to civil authorities for trial in the January 19 killing of W. S. Chaplin near Camp Jackson. A general court martial is ordered for First Lieutenant Talbert B. Fowler Corporal Edmund F. Maston and Privates Roy Janusz and Roy E. Sanders. Chaplin was shot while riding in an automobile during a deserter pursuit.
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Washington
War Department
W. S. Chaplin
Camp Jackson
Talbert B. Fowler
Edmund F. Maston
Roy Janusz
Roy E. Sanders
Chaplin
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Athens Mesenger & Herald Printtong Co
Athens, Oho
Rico
Edith EF. Moriarty
Onman
Harold
Mamma
Kaiser Hisself
Bebe
Butter
Third Avenue
The
Smith Manufacturing Company
Lawks Amerey
Riouserold
Cours Tei
Jacksonville
Mrs. Readings Cousin
Zanesville College
Rev. Reading
McGraw ‘Fire & Rubber Co
Cleveland and East
Palestine, Ohio
Ohio
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Guardian Savings 2 Trust Co
Cleveland
Firet Trust & Savings
Oemeron
Dende
Messrs. Squire
Sanders Ln
Aland
Pico
East Palestine
Company
Messrs. Ernst and Ernst, Certified Public Accountants
the United Security
Maynard H. Murch Company
Investment Securities
Union National Bank Bldg
Ontario
Central
Roland T. Meacham Cleveland
Mead Pulp & Paper Company
Chillicothe, Ohio
Suite
Ordit Aitio
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