Easter Rally Day at First Christian Sunday School Aims High Attendance
Rally Day will be observed on Easter Sunday with a banner audience expected and the Easter program rehearsed for the Sunday school hour. All are urged to attend promptly at 8 30 for a splendid service. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtise
Koons
High Street
Mat Kilpatrick
Logan
J. A. Long
Wilmington
Ohio
Chauncey
G. H. Nye
Jewelry for Easter Fashion and Gifts
Easter is the season for new clothes and stylish adornments. dainty jewelry in rings necklaces bar pins bracelets earrings and more offers colorful graceful designs that are delightful and affordable for personal wear or as presents to friends and family.
Social and Local News Circles Meet in Athens and Nearby
Saturday visitors and weekend guests fill Athens area as Mr. Victor Pierce and others arrive from Columbus. Bud Sprague returns from Miami with multiple relatives visiting family in Coolville and Athens. The Foulk family plans a voyage from Indiana to Vancouver and Peking. A quiet wedding unites Emerson Wilburn and Gertrude Seel in Trimble with Rev. Chatley officiating.
Athens High girls freshmen party at Drake home
The Athens High School girls freshmen basketball team was hosted Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Drake's Montrose Avenue residence. Captain Elizabeth Drake led 21 attendees including the players' boy friends with music dancing and contest games followed by light refreshments.
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Athens High School
Pearl Drake
Montrose Avenue
Elizabeth Drake
Ohio University Junior Prom Formal Armory Dance
The annual Junior Prom at Ohio University held Friday night in the armory was a formal affair with 160 attendees. A seven piece orchestra provided music and vaudeville stunts while Little Mary Helen Lee sang two solos and received a corsage. The grand march was led by Amon Kincaid and Phrynne Weinrich, with Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Chubb and others as special guests.
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Ohio University
Armory
Hich
Mary Helen Lee
Amon Kincaid
Phrynne Weinrich
E. W. Chubb
Irma E. Voigt
Douglas Torrance
Robert Soule
Irene Weggoner
Irene Devylyn
James Hawkins
Madison Humphrey
Reading Club At Slattery Home Recalls February Scribner Topic
Mrs Lena M Slattery hosted the Reading club at her South Court street home Friday evening. The discussion centered on What Shall I Be lieve from the February Scribners issue with readers Mrs W F Mercer and Mr E J Jones and leaders Prof A A Atkinson and Dr A Y Wilcox guiding.
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Lena M. Slattery
South Court Street
Reading Club
Scribners
W. F. Mercer
E. J. Jones
A. A. Atkinson
A. Y. Wilcox
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Mollie Pierce and Frederick Ross
At 3 39 p m Friday in the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Pierce 65 West Washington Miss Mollie Pierce became the bride of Mr Frederick Charles Ross in a ring ceremony officiated by Dr A Y Wilcox The couple left Saturday for Cleveland where Ross has a home and work with the W Black Cloak Manufacturing Co Bride is daughter of the late William and Mollie Pierce of Jerseyville and has many Athens friends.
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Leo Pierce
West Washington Street
Mollie Pierce
Frederick Charles Ross
A. Y. Wilcox
William Pierce
Jerseyville
Athens
Mr. Ross
Caroline Ross
Cleveland
W. Black Cloak Manufacturing Co
Tass
Mrs. Callie Caldwell Carr Given Farewell Party
Mrs. Callie Caldwell Carr, wintering with Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Dillinger, received a farewell party hosted by friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Mil on Maplewood Drive. The gathering, full of music and reminiscences, followed by refreshments, marked her upcoming departure for Columbus on Sunday.
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Callie Caldwell Carr
T. J. Dillinger
Albany Struck by a Large Wind in Cyclone Storm
A cyclonic wind swept Albany Ohio between 1 and 7 pm causing widespread damage. Homes barns and outbuildings suffered including the Lindley farm, Low Gillox on Wilkes street and the Foutz property. A church roof and a bay window were carried away and telephone service was cut. A missing three year old boy from the Bean farm near town was found unharmed after a frantic search.
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Albany
Lindley
Low Gilloxly
Wilkes Street
Depot Street
Walter Downs
Bean Farm
Tornado Insurance Ad From Frank R Murphy
An insurance ad urges readers to buy tornado and wind storm coverage before a storm hits. It touts low rates and insists on acting now, offering quotes through Frank R Murphy General Insurance Service with a local phone contact.
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Frank R. Murphy
General Insurance Service
Missionary Society Meeting Discusses The American Negro
Mrs George Wilson and her daughters hosted the ladies of the First Christian Church in Lexington Street on Wednesday evening. Devotional was led by Mrs Clarence Butts with program by Mrs Nye. Talks on The White Man's Debt To the Negro and The Negro Schools of the South spurred lively discussion. A vocal duet by Mrs Nida and Mrs Butts closed the session.
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George Wilson
Carl Shafer
The
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Lexington Street
Clarence Butts
Nye
Spayd
E. C. Wharton
South
Nida
Butts
Social Hour Report From Evening Meeting
The gathering netted $15.56 with 19 members present and two visitors, Mrs. Bridgewater and Mrs. J A Long. The hostess provided a dainty collation during the social hour.
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Bridgewater
J. A. Long
Arbor Day Observed in Chauncey Schools
Arbor Day was observed in Chauncey with songs and recitations. The primary building hosted four rooms of the program and both buildings drew large crowds pleased with the exercises.
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Chauncey
City Cleanup Campaign Improves Lawn and Yard Appearance
The ongoing cleanup drive in the city has residents tidying lawns and yards and removing old rubbish. Officials note Chauncey presents a nicer appearance and urge those who have not yet joined to participate before the deadline.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Club Prepares Diamond For Season Opener
The Chauncey baseball club is grading the diamond and getting their park in fine shape ahead of the season opening games around the 25th of the month.
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Chauncey Baseball Club
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Planten & Sononc
Brooklym
Ness
Lash
Cornwell
Victor Pierce
Columbus
Arthur
Bud” Sprague
Miami
Florida
Carl Mirick
Washington
J. Haliday Cline
Ft. Lauderdale
Coolville
J. D. Brown
Cincinnati
T. J. Davis
JL. D. Jenney
Royal Oak
Michigan
William Wyman
Sunnyside Drive
St. Petersboreg
Daytona Beach
Claude C. Foulk
Marie Voigt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carrie Voigt
Irma F. Voigt
Foulk
Worthington
Indiana
National City Bank of New York
China-American Bank of Commerce
Dave Russell
Akron
Rosalind Kelley
Youngstown
Frank Dean
Morris Avenue
Martzolff
M. FE
John Kilpatrick
C.C. Mantz
Walter K. Miller
J. R. Slattery
Nashville, Tenn
Thomas Murphy
Thomas Roach
Scotland
England
Frank P. Roach
North
McKinley Avenue
George Boodie
Stocksburg
W.a
Roach
Boodie
F. P. McVay
Isaac Brewer
Guysville
I. D. Evans
Carthage
Don McVay
John J Beckley
South College Street
Mr. MccVay
Charles Pickering
Yonkers
Order of Eastern Star
Hull Foster Jr
New York City
Frank Pixley
Floyd Cross
Detroit
A. F. Whaley
Emerson Wilburn
Gertrude Seel
Trimble
M. BE. Chatley
First Christian Church
Congress Street
George Heckman
James M. Meeks
Bank of Athens
N. Court St
L. W. Conmett & Sons
Slattery
Mrs. Carr
Lg Wind
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Christian Missionary Society
Wade & Earich
W. Union Street
W. F. Jenkins
Salvation Army
United States
National Center
Evangeline Booth
Colonel Jenkins
International Holiness
M. E. Church
Col. Jenkins
Prof. Stailey
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