Millfield Easter program draws packed church crowd
Easter services at Millfield Christian church Sunday evening were highly praised as well attended. A committee led by Mrs. Mabel Smith Mrs. Edith McDaniel and Miss Olive Brookins trained the children and the speaking singing pleased the audience. The dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Bingman and daughter Thelma of Athens Mrs Guy Brookins of Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Walter Wharton and son Junior of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Millfield Christian Church
Mabel Smith
Edith McDaniel
Olive Brookins
the Plains
Elmer Bingman
Thelma
Athens
Guy Brookins
Walter Wharton
Junior
Mrs Brown Hosts Woman's Society Meeting at Church
Mrs Howard O Brown hosted the regular semi monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of the First Christian church at East Converse street. Mrs Guy Brookins led the business session and a devotional period followed. A reading by Mrs Addie Tippett and a contest judged by Mrs T R Hamilton and Mrs Ira Myers produced first prize for Mrs Charles Ogg, with Mrs John Brewer second and Mrs Brookins consolations. The hostess served a two course luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs Charles Ogg's home.
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Chauncey
Howard O. Brown
East Converse Street
Woman's Society of the First Christian Church
Guy Brookins
Seasion
Addie Tippett
T. R. Hamilton
Ira Myers
Charles Ogg
John Brewer
Brookins
Goodsons Move West to California Home
Mr and Mrs Hershal Goodson and their two children from Chauncey left this week for Francisco California to establish their new home. Mrs Goodsons parents Mr and Mrs Phelps, formerly of The Plains, had moved to California months ago to also reside there.
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West
Mrs John Shafer Hosts Sunday Dinner for Family
Mrs John Shafer and her daughter Floride hosted a Sunday dinner for relatives at their home, sharing a warm family gathering and hospitality amid a quiet afternoon.
Former Pastor Edward Dabritz to Preach in Chauncey
The Rev. Edward Dabritz, former Methodist Episcopal pastor of Chauncey, will preach at his former church Friday evening and tonight at The Plains church. He plans to leave soon for a foreign field for a five year term, and the public is invited to attend.
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Chauncey
Edward Dabritz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dabritz
the Plains Church
Glouster Church
Earl Worden Treated in Columbus for Eye Injury at Mine No 25
Earl Worden of Chauncey went to Columbus on Wednesday to receive treatment for an eye injury sustained months ago while working at Chauncey mine No 25 of the New York Coal company.
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Chauncey
Earl Worden
Columbus
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Company
Chauncey Social Roundup Keeps Eager Guests Busy
Miss Beatrice Schwartz returns to New York City after weeks in Chauncey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Max Altman on Main street. Easter hosts A R Conkey of New Marshfield call on the Headleys in May avenue. Chauncey families host and visit Columbus, Mid dleport and Glouster relatives including Mrs S P Tinklepaugh and the Courtney family. Lewis Northrop travels to Dayton for work while Chauncey residents Allen Riley Jr and Garfield Grimes host visitors.
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Beatrice Schwartz
Chauncey
Max Altman
Main Street
New York City
A. R. Conkey
New Marshfield
Charles E. Headley
May Avenue
Charles Bradfield
George Williamson
Jo Ann
Columbus
S. P. Tinklepaugh
Middleport
G. B. Courtney
High Street
David Northrop
Glouster
Lewis Northrop
Frank Kisor
Carbondale
Dayton
Allen Riley, Jr
Nelsonville
Garfield Grimes
Unclear Site Sparks School Board Conflict in Glouster Area
Trimble and Jacksonville boards clash over site for a joint high school after bonds were approved. A three member committee will seek a compromise between Trimble, Jacksonville, and county leaders as talks stall on the Johnston property.
KIWANIANS TO MEET GLOUSTER APRIL EIGHT MEETING
Kiwanians will hear Glouster when the educational committee chaired by M. M. Bryson leads the program at the Kiwanis club meeting from 6 30 to 7 30 p m in the social room of the M E church. Mixed dance set for Moose hall Glouster Saturday night April 10 with Lawsons Orchestra.
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Glouster
M. M. ‘Bryson
M. E. Church
Moose Hall
Giouster
Lawson
Glouster Official Attends Columbus Budget Conference
Superintendent Dillon of the Glouster schools attended a county conference in Columbus at the House of Hon H. B. Gaelswis on Ohio's Dollar. He discussed budgeting and financing for echo officials and state programs.
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Glouster
Dillon
Glouster Echoois
Columbus
Porecta
H. B
McCann Post to Sell Baseball Park Refreshment Rights
Frank McCann post American Legion of Glouster will sell refreshment stand privileges at the baseball park Friday evening. The winning bidder will prepare for the opening game Sunday afternoon against the Newark Pure Oil team. Bids are restricted to Frank McCann Post members and must be filed with E. K. Peugh or C. G. Lunsford.
Moving picture at Green's Run school Friday April 9
Mrs C W Day and Dorothy of Lima visit Lima and Jacksonville. Lest We Forget shown at Green's Run school with a matinee at 2 pm and admissions 5c and 25c. Mr and Mrs E H Taylor host guests including Clarence Marker of Columbus and Arthur Taylor of Garland Pa.
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C. W. Day
Dorothy
Lima
Henry Williams
John Baird
Jacksonville
Moving Picture
Green’s Run School
E. H. Taylor
Taylor
Clarence Marker
Columbus
Arthur Taylor
Garland
Bulgarian Herb Tea Promises Youthful Vitality
An old advertisement touts Bulgarian herb tea as a spring blood tonic that renews blood and cleanses winter poisons. It claims health benefits and a feeling of 10 to 30 years younger after using the product, urging readers to pay 35 cents or 75 cents to their local druggist.
Athens readers to hear Saint Joan by Shaw on Wednesday
Citizens of Athens and Ohio University students are invited to a Community Drama League reading in Ewing Auditorium at 8 15 p m Wednesday. Miss Genevieve Apgar, associate professor of English, will read Saint Joan with free admission and doors open at 7 30 p m.
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Athens
Ohio University
Community Drama League of Athens
Ewing
Genevieve Apgar
George Bernard Shaw
Miss Apgar
St. Louis
Cheating Taken Up By Students At Hi Y Luncheon
At Athens High School a Hi Y luncheon discussed cheating under the topic Getting By Cheating. A business meeting preceded the discussion and students shared views on what constitutes cheating where it occurs, God’s view of cheating, and the costs and benefits of cheating.
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Athens High School
Two Men Fined For Possessing Beer In Mine 29 Hollow
Raymond Philips and Herman McCune of Sand Ridge were found guilty of possessing beer and fined $190 plus costs by Magistrate Pearl Helwig. Sheriff Pete McKinley and officers Harry Dalton and H. A. Siebert reported the beer located in a hollow above Mine 29 at midnight.
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Raymond Philips
Herman McCune
Sand Ridge
Pearl Helwig
Pete McKinley
Harry Dalton
H. A. Siebert
Jerusalem Seeks Rainfall to Meet Water Needs
The city faces a dependence on yearly rainfall to supply its domestic and sanitary water requirements as it plans for future water security and infrastructure.
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Jerusalem
Old Newspaper Man O'Bieness Dies in Cleveland
Frank B. O'Bieness a 45 year old editor of the Ohio Bell magazine died in a hospital after a flu illness. He was a long time AP correspondent in Ohio and nephew of the late Henry O'Bleness. His son Neil attended Ohio University for three years.
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Cleveland
Frank B. O’bieness
The
Ohio Bell
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
O’bieness
O’bleness
Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Henry O’bleness
Neil O’bleness
Ohio University
Former Athens graduate sent abroad to international agriculture meeting
Oscar Stein of the federal agricultural bureau in Washington sails for Europe as a government delegate to an international agricultural convention. He will spend a month in Italy and two more months touring Romania England Austria-Hungary Germany and neighboring countries. Stein, class of 1908, formerly lived with Mr. and Mrs. Koons in Athens and spoke at a campus meeting last year.
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L. A. Koons
Oscar Stein
Ohio University
Stein
Agricultural Bureau
Washington
Europe
Italy
Romania
England
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Federal Agricultural Bureau
Athens High Band Leads Elks Parade Through Court Street
Athens high school's band will lead the Elk's parade tonight on Court street to the armory. It is the third appearance with fifty four pieces expected, drum major John Fields to lead the march for the Athens high school athletic association benefit.
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Athens High School
Court Street
Armory
Lodge
Athens High School Athletic Association
John Fields
Reindeer Herd Explodes From 1290 to 465000 in Alaska
A herd introduced to Alaska has expanded dramatically from 1290 Siberian reindeer to about 465000, signaling a substantial wild population surge with ecological implications for the region.
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Alaska
Keystone State First to Conduct Wet or Dry Referendum
Pennsylvania plans a May 18 Republican primary turned into a wet and dry plebiscite. Governor Pinchot pitches a dry majority with women voters expected to decide amid Bible class and WCTU backing.
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Keystone State
Robert T. Small
Consolidated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Giffred Pinchot
Bible Classes
Pencil shortfall in church pew distribution noted
A janitor who distributed items placed a pencil in every pew, totaling 275. While 275 cards were accounted for, only 42 pencils remained when the cards were collected.
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E Church
Funeral for Infant William Paul Flaherty
Funeral services for seven months old William Paul Flaherty son of Mr and Mrs William Flaherty 34 South Cemetery Street have been moved from 4 o clock to 2 30 Friday afternoon at St Pauls church.
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William Paul Flaherty
William Flaherty
South Cemetery _ Street
St. Paul's Church
UV Light Funnel Demonstration At Nursing Exhibition
London observers watched a device that pours ultraviolet light through a funnel into the throat of a patient, drawing strong interest at a local nursing exhibition.
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London
Haning Baptist Church to Open for Services
The Haning Baptist church near Jerseyville will open for services April 10 with regular pastor Mrs Weatherby in charge. Services are planned for Saturday evening Sunday morning and Sunday evening.
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Haning Baptist Church
Jerseyville
Weatherby
Brockton pledge cards placed in seats of local event
In Brockton Massachusetts volunteers distribute pledge cards in venue seats as part of a community outreach effort. Details on the event and organizers are unclear from the fragment.
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Brockton
Mass
Seeley Co truss expert to visit Berry Hotel Athens
Seeley Co. will have a Chicago truss expert at the Berry Hotel in Athens on Thursday April 15 for demonstrations. The Spermatic Shield claims to close ruptures within 10 days without surgery and warns against elastic understrap devices. The notice cites U S government documents and states statements verified by federal and state courts.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Berry Hotel
Athens
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
F. H. Seeley
Dearborn &J
Special Easter Campaign Ends at Jacksonville Methodist
Jacksonville Methodist Episcopal Church concludes a two week pre Easter evangelistic campaign led by Rev. W G Parker. Easter Sunday services drew record Sunday school attendance under Vern Mills with an Easter program by Mrs A R Woodger. Thirteen baptized and nineteen added to church membership with others pending.
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Jacksonville
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Parker
Vern Mills
A. R. Woodgerd
Christ
Methodist Episcopal
Savants of World Form New League for Liberty
Paris April 8. Several hundred professors and writers from thirteen countries have formed the European League for the Defense of Liberty to counter anti parliamentary and Fascist trends. The manifesto argues dictatorships replace liberal institutions and suppress press freedom, warning that history shows dictatorships lead to war.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
Paris
Europe
European League For the Defense of Liberty
British Enjoying Grapefruit According to Reports
The article notes a growing British taste for grapefruit among the public. It cites rising imports and supermarket interest while presenting consumer enthusiasm as a cultural shift.
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Parade OF Elks
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Twill Coats
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Isaac Wilson
Savants OF
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Goitre
Louise Will
All Drug Stores
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
McKee Drug Co
Bank of Athens
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