Athens Messenger Distribution for Ohio Visitors
New York visitors from Ohio can buy the Athens Messenger at several Manhattan locations near Grand Central and Broadway. The Schultz News Agency notes yesterday’s Higley Study circle in Lindley hall with Mrs. Jennie O'Dell and a piano solo by Ruth Miller. Delegates to the state convention of Women's Federated clubs to be held in Springfield May 10 to 14 were elected: S M Haffey first delegate, R L Morton second delegate, J Finsterwald first alternate, E L Miller second alternate.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
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47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. EB
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Higley
Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
S. Ie. G. Pedigo
Ruth Miller
Dett
Women's Federated Clubs
Springfield
S. M. Haffey
R. L. Morton
John Finsterwald
E. L. Miller
Society Hears Of Mountain People
The Presbyterian Missionary society held a church meeting last evening with Miss Ida Patterson and Miss Mildred Julian as speakers. Patterson spoke of Berea College in Kentucky and its origins, while Julian discussed Fireside Industries and demonstrated mountain crafts including basket weaving and pottery making.
First Methodist Women to Meet in Church Parlors
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church convenes Friday at 2 pm in church parlors. Mrs Worstell and Mrs Carr lead the program while Mrs Cross handles social hour. Higley Circle hears review of Lewis Banfield novel Possession.
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Higley Circle
Lewis Banfield
Roll Call
Alliance Teachers Spend Spring Vacation in Athens Visit
Miss Mariam Watkins and Miss Golda Ashworth teachers in Alliance spend spring vacation at their Athens homes. Miss Mildren Hutchinson of Alliance accompanies them as guest. Miss Katherine Figg and Miss Cecelia Collins visit Columbus and plan to see Rose Marie at the Hartman.
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Mariam Watkins
Golda Ashworth
Alliance
Athens
Mildren Hutchinson
Katherine Figg
Cecelia Collins
Columbus
Rose Marie
The
Hartman
Student Miss Freeman Returns to Athens After Vacation
Miss Maude Freeman, a student at Ohio University, returned to Athens Monday after spending Easter at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Freeman of near New Marshfield.
Business Visitor Leroy Johnson Calls on Robbinet Ridge
Mr. Leroy Johnson of Robbinet Ridge visited here on Tuesday for business matters.
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Leroy Johnson
Robbinet Ridge
Freeman and Chesser Journey to Detroit for Work
Mr Walter Freeman and Mr Amos Chesser of Know township left Tuesday for Detroit Michigan where they have employment awaiting them.
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Walter Freeman
Amos Chesser
Know Township
Detroit
Michigan
Return home after report of mother's serious illness
Mrs. Fred Chevelier returned home from Nelsonville where she was summoned Wednesday by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. William Burt. Her condition was not specified in the available text.
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Fred Chevelier
Nelsonville
William Burt
Rev H Schuyler Foster Returns After Family Visit
The Rev H Schuyler Foster former minister of the local Baptist church returned to Cleveland yesterday after a four day visit with his family on Woodward Avenue.
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H. Schuyler’ Foster
Baptist Church
Cleveland
Woodward Avenue
Ohio State Trustee John Kaiser Visit in Athens
John Kaiser, a trustee of Ohio State University, was in Athens on business yesterday. His home is in Marietta, and he is well known in Athens for his former role as a trustee of the Athens State Hospital.
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John Kaiser
Ohio State University
Athens
Kaiser
Marietta
Athens State Hospital
Congressman T A Jenkins Heads Home from Washington
Mr. T A Jenkins congressman from the tenth district returned to his Ironton home last night after a day spent in this city and a prior stop in Washington D C.
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Mr. T. A. Jenkins
Tenth District
Ironton
Washington, D. C
Miss Norma Vernon Returns From Easter Vacation
Miss Norma Vernon, a high school teacher in Troy, returned to the city last night after spending the Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Vernon at 41% Mill Street.
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Norma Vernon
Troy
A. H. Vernon
Mill Street
Mr Ellis Woodworth and His Orchestra at Wellston Dance
Ellis Woodworth and his orchestra traveled to Wellston to fill a dance engagement last night. The event showcased the ensemble performing selections for attendees seeking live music and entertainment.
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Ellis Woodworth
Wellston
Local Highlights: Heeter Returns from Kokomo Visit
Eugene Heeter came home from Kokomo Indiana after several days with a friend who was seriously ill. He left last Saturday following a telegram to come at once. Elizabeth Wynne of Portmouth visited Mrs A H Vernon for several days. Martha Bobenmeyer a Ohio University student was taken home to Hamilton yesterday after developing scarlet fever accompanied by her brother Robert Bobenmeyer.
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Eugene Heeter
Kokomo
Indiana
Heeter
Martha Bobenmeyer
Ohio University
Hamilton
Robert Bobenmeyer
Education officials head to state teachers meeting
Prof. Herbert R. McVay county superintendent Mr D O Chap ple Athens and Mr H F Miller Shade assistant county superintendents and Miss Edith Peyton county primary supervisor have gone to Columbus to attend the State Teachers association meeting in session at Ohio State university today Friday and Saturday.
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Herbert R. McVay
D. O. Chapple
Athens
H. F Miller
Shade
Edith Peyton
Columbus
State Teachers’ Association
Ohio State University
Atkinsons Attend Baltimore Funeral of Columbus Cousin
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atkinson traveled to Baltimore yesterday to attend the funeral of Robert Jeffers, the late cousin of Mr. Atkinson, who died suddenly Monday at his Columbus residence.
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C. E. Atkinson
Baltimore
Robert Jeffers
Columbus
Ohio students to attend state Y M C A convention
Twenty students from Ohio university plus faculty depart Friday for Westerville to join 650 delegates from forty colleges for the state convention of the Y M C A Y W C A and the Student Volunteer group at Otterbein college April 9 to 11. Dean Irma Voigt will lead the Relations of Men and Women commission and an open forum Sunday. Professor George Carrothers will head the Cooperation commission.
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Westerville
Otterbein College
Irma Voigt
Commission On Relations
George Carrothers
Education Department
Ohio University
Agusta Ginther
Virginia Riddle
Marjorie Neff
Majel Chapman
Anna Lois Saum
Zaida Lenhart
Emma Graham
Hazel Ginttner
Mary Berkman
Evelyn Coulter
W. L. Forrest
Everette
Notable YMCA Delegates To College Conference
George Luce Shimp and Howard Brown lead Y M C A delegates with W Tony West Don Graf and others. Harold Kurtz also attends representing both the Y M C A and The Student Volunteer, joined by Rev and Mrs Walter Ludwig and several professors and a dean. Prof Giauque oversees music.
Retiring Zanesville School Chief an OSU Grad
Resignation of F C Kirkendall supervisor of Zanesville public schools accepted by the board at City Hall in Zanesville. He is an Ohio University graduate from the class of 1896. He submitted his resignation March 22 after the board rejected his recommendation against sending the Zanesville high school basketball team to Chicago for the national tournament.
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F. C. Kirkendall
Zanesville
Board of Education
Kirkendall
Ohio University
Chicago
Tires Stolen From Ebersbach Construction Truck Near Sugar Creek
Two large tires were stolen from an Ebersbach Construction Co. truck left idle overnight near Sugar Creek while work crews build a road near Sharpsburg.
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Ebersbach Construction Company
Sugar Creek
Sharpsburg
Man Fined for Failing to Stop Auto in City Case
Earnest Shaw, 20, paid a $5 fine after being arraigned in Mayor Alex M. Moore's court for failing to stop his automobile before entering a main thoroughfare. Police Captain Charles Maple led the arrest.
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Earnest Shaw
Alex M. Moore
Charles Maple
Albany Child Struck By Car. Injured In Village
Harline Fletcher five year old daughter of Rev and Mrs Harley Fletcher was struck by a car driven by Pearl Wilson in Albany April 8 around 4 pm. The child was unconscious briefly, suffered bruises but no broken bones, and was taken to Doctor Stanley for examination. Witness says the child darted into the street. parents blame unavoidable accident. Wilson’s own daughter is mentioned in relation to the incident.
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Albany
Harline Fletcher
Harley Fletcher
Pearl Wilson
Wilson
Stanley
Arline
Age Harline Hospitalized in Columbus After Arm Injury
Harline is in a Columbus hospital with a broken arm described as severely fractured possibly requiring elbow setting with a silver screw to hold it in place.
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Harline
Columbus
Angel Lady Cecil Christie Brings Hope To Chelsea Children
London report profiles Miss Cecil Christie known as the Angel Lady. She visits Chelsea children daily, providing health support and motor car rides, helping hundreds of poor youngsters.
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London
Cecil Christie
Chelsea
Christie
Frances Knowles-Foster Tops London Hat List
Miss Frances Knowles-Foster is praised for the most curious hat in London, an Astrakhan design once made for a Swedish army officer. The distinction highlights fashion flair and unique headwear in the city.
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London
Frances Knowles-Foster
Teacher John Roeseler to Retire After 30 Years
In Superior Wisconsin John 8 Roeseler aged 66 will retire at semester end after thirty years in the classroom teaching students the value of Rs and community.
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Superior
Wis
John 8
Roeseler
Dakota Farmer notes county agent work pays five mile drive
A fragment from The Dakota Farmer states that the average farmer’s frea county agent work costs or pays for driving his car five miles.
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Dakota Farmer
Frea
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