Banquet Honors Plains Debate Teams
In Chauncey on April 9 a formal banquet was held in The Plains high school home economics room for 87 attendees. Mothers of the debating team organized the event with teacher Beryl Cone supervising, featuring blue and gold decor and a large group including faculty, mothers, grade teachers, and Ohio University associates. The Plains debate team members named include Stella Gabriel and Kenneth Benedum among others. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conrad visited relatives in Shawnee and spent Sunday with the Fielder couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hooper
Weatherby
Wallon
Owen
Kurtz
Baker
Ohio University
Florence Tate
Doris Cowan
Mary Monda
Ruth Hushower
Kathryn Hawk
Louise Hale
The
Plains
Stella Gabrial
Willo Darnile
Frances Hamer
Fredericka Nida
Ruby Parfitt
George Stalder
Kenneth Benedum
Easter Services Observed in Chauncey Churches
Easter Sunday services were held in Chauncey churches with smaller crowds due to visits and illness. At Church of Christ 146 attended with choir, violin solo, recitation, and 26 in Ahlbrand’s boys class. Methodist Episcopal reported 84 in Sunday school, diplomas to 23 pupils, promotions, and two services with a baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Bible School
Mary Ogg
Grysanthy Keasey
Eva Ferrer
Ruth Leffler
Lucille Lahugh
Margaret Henderson
Charles Minister
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Mullins
Millie Shingler
Elmer Phillips
Gwendolyn Andrews
Ottie Cline
Georgia Phillips
Junior Bridgewater
Violence Fielder
Warren
Lettie Hintz
Daisy Six
Naomi Class To Meet At Plains Methodist Church
The semi monthly meeting of the Naomi Dible class of The Plains Methodist Episcopal church will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Curtis Groce in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Dible
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Curtis Groce
the Plains
Beulah Thompson Visits Shaw Family in Local City
Miss Beulah Thompson of Coleport West Virginia visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J R Shaw in this city and spends time at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Thompson
Coleport
W. Va
J. R. Shaw
Ohio couples unite in Easter wedding ceremonies
Edith McCoy daughter of Eva McCoy and Kenneth L Hoisington former Athens resident now Meigs County Buick manager were wed at Wilson Avenue Church of Christ Columbus on Easter morning 7:30 after a sunrise service. The couple planned to reside in Pomeroy after June first. The ceremony featured a blue and tan georgette dress for the bride. The groom is a Columbus Y M G A Trade Engineering graduate. Attending relatives included Mrs Theodore Ripma and Delphian Society members. A second notice reports Mabel Clendenin and Phil Hess marriage in Columbus with Rev Glen Seamon officiating. The bride is Athens high school 1926 graduate. the groom works for Westinghouse Power and Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Fast Palestine
Hoisington
Columbus Y. M. G
Pomeroy
Theodore Ripma
Athens
Mabel Clendenin
Phil Hess
Columbus
Glen Seamon
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
Athens High School
William Hess
Hudson Avenue
Westinghouse Power and Light Company
Delegates to GOP National Convention Set by State Conventions
More than 100 delegates will be chosen at four state conventions and two primaries this week. Illinois and Nebraska primaries are tomorrow with Nebraska leaning to Senator Norris. Lowden seeks his state delegation while Chicago campaign heats. Rhode Island votes today with Hoover as sole candidate, Idaho likely to Borah on Tuesday. Hoover Lowden clashes expected at North Carolina on Wednesday and New Mexico on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Illlinois
Nebraska
Norris
Lowden
Chicago
Illinois
Rhode Island
Hoover
Idaho
Borah
Easter Guests Visit Hoopers and Growdons
Mr and Mrs Bert Hooper of Mound Street hosted Easter visitors Prof and Mrs C H Growdon and their daughter Marjorie of Columbus for the holiday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hooper
Mound Street
C. H. Growdon
Marjorie
Columbus
Jenningses Visit Columbus Family at Morris Avenue
Mr and Mrs J C Jennings of Columbus were end of week guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard McHarg at 97 Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jennings
Columbus
Howard McHarg
Morris Avenue
Mrs Claude Parker Visits Family in Gallopolis
Mrs. Claude B. Parker of Gallopolis is visiting this week with her mother Mrs. C. D. Gist and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude B. Parker
Gallipolis
C. D. Gist
Morrison Family Returns From Pomeroy Visit
Mrs. M. C. Morrison and her children Bobby and Arminta have returned from a several days visit with relatives and friends in Pomeroy.
Smith to vacation in Asheville with Southern leaders
Governor Alfred E. Smith and his family will travel to Asheville North Carolina this week for a vacation. He plans to confer with Southern Democratic leaders during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Asheville
N. C
Smith
Texas Republican touts Hoover appeal to real farmers
R. B. Creager, Republican national committeeman of Texas, said that real farmers favored the candidacy of Secretary of Commerce Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Creager
Texas
Commerce
Hoover
Klan Leader Declines Partisan Endorsement in Election
Dr. Hiram W. Evans, Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, says the group will not take a partisan stand in the presidential election but will oppose Governor Al Smith, calling him a nullificationist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
al Smith
Mrs. Nelile Tayloe Ross Endorses Smith Candidacy
Mrs Nelile Tayloe Ross former Governor of Wyoming concluded a southern speaking tour by saying sentiment in favor of Governor Smith the Democratic candidate was growing. She cited growing support among southern voters and party members during her remarks in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelile Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
South
Smith
Probationed Driver Suspended for Single Light Violation
Scott Neutzling of East State street was ordered to appear in police court tonight by Constable Harry Dalton for allegedly driving with only one headlight, son of Mr and Mrs T H Neutzling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Neutzling
T. H. Neutzling
East State Street
Harry Dalton
Mrs Stella Pierce Parker Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Stella Pierce Parker, recovering from surgery in a Columbus hospital, was able to go home Saturday evening. She is convalescing at the home of her mother, Mrs M. Pierce, 15 Poplar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Pierce Parker
Columbus
M. Pierce
Poplar Avenue
How ard Family Visits Over Easter Recess
Mr and Mrs Alexander How ard and their baby daughter Phyllis Ann of Columbus came here and visited during the Easter recess with the latter's mother Mrs Warren Border of 108 East Union street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Howard
Phyllis Ann
Columbus
Warren Border
East Union Street
Moore Couple Travel to Columbus for Planned Surgery
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Moore traveled to Columbus this morning and will stay until Friday. Mr. Moore is scheduled for a Tuesday tonsil removal operation at a Columbus hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Moore
Columbus
Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter Meeting Set Friday Evening
The Daughters of 1912 Rebecca Morris McKee chapter will meet at 7 o clock Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry F Cromley at 40 Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Morris McKee
Daughters of 1912
Harry F. Cromley
Smith Street
Large Bandit Band Holds Up Motorists
A band of "contribution" bandits on the Cuernavaca highway near Mexico City held up over twenty motor carloads of tourists. Believed led by Masimi lan Villegas, with depredations in Guerrero and Morelos, the gang targeted Americans and other travelers seeking money and jewelry in the name of Viva Cristo Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
W.P
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Masimilan Villegas
Guerrero
Morelos
Ohio Bar to Discuss Recodification of Criminal Code
A conference on recodifying the Ohio criminal code will be held April 19 in the supreme court law library. The meeting is arranged by a committee of the Ohio State Bar association and local attorneys appointed by Boyd B Haddox, president of the Columbus Bar association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Boyd B. Haddox
Columbus Bar Association
Supreme Court Law Library
Ladies Aid groups meet at Zion Baptist Lower Plains
The Ladies Aid societies of Zion Baptist church and Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church held regular meetings last week. Zion group listed members Eimer Coon Henry Smith B G Nichols Flora McHarg Benton Potts Sylvester Smith and Harry Moore. Chauncey group attended by Lucila Keston James Campbell Dora France Fred Aiken William Cochran Bessie Cunningham Noah Harvey Myrtie Schoonover and Goldie Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Eimer Coon
Henry Smith
Bessie Cunningham
Noah Harvey
Myrtie Schoonover
Goldie Warren
Locals Visit Families in Chauncey and Columbus
Leah Love of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs. J E Lott and family on High Street Chauncey. Mrs Arthur Sapp returns to Columbus after a few days with Mrs J E Lott. Louis Sanders of Millfield travels to Columbus. Ralph Brown of Chauncey, who works in Columbus, spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Love
Cincinnati
Chauncey
J. FE. Lott
High Street
Arthur Sapp
Columbus
J. E. Lott
Louis Sanders
Millfield
Ralph Brown
Loyal Woman's Circle to Meet in Chauncey
The semi monthly gathering of the Loyal Woman's Circle of the Church of Christ will be held Wednesday afternoon at 81 Second Street, home of Mrs. Neal Hessel. Mrs. Howard O. Brown will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Woman’s Circle of
Church of Christ
Neal Hessel
Second Street
Howard O. Brown
Theories on Immortality Sermon in Athens Presby
Pastor Wilcox in Athens argues for belief in life after death against anti immortality theories. He cites Job's question and historic views from paleontology Egyptology and great thinkers Socrates Plato Euripides Hugo and Cicero to claim immortality sustains courage and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asld Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Job
Doctor Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Jesus
Socrates
Plato
Euripides
Hugo
Cicero
Wilcox
Hibbard Named Chief Engineer at Truscon Steel
Donald Hibbard son of the late W A Hibbard of Athens has been advanced to chief engineer at Truscon Steel in Youngstown where he has worked for several years. He was assistant chief for two years and now leads a department with many engineers. He grew up in Athens and attended local schools and Ohio University before WWI service. Six years ago he joined Truscon and his promotion is noted as splendid. He is married to the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Townsend of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hibbard
W. A. Hibbard
Athens
Truscon Steel Company
Youngstown
Mr. Hibbard
Ohio University
Truscon Company
Harry Townsend
Ordered to Court for dealer license car demonstration failure
Alice Beasley of Morris Avenue was ordered to appear in police court tonight by Constable Harry Dalton for operating a car with a dealer's license while not being demonstrated for sales. The charge cites non demonstration use of a licensed vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Beasley
Fred Beasley
Morris Avenue
Harry Dalton
Ohio Political Shift After Willis Death Prompts Possible Nomination Changes
Ohio leaders discuss the death of U S Senator Frank B Willis and how Cyrus Locher’s appointment by Governor Donahey to replace him may shift senatorial plans. Lieutenant Governor Earl Bloom becomes director of commerce. potential candidates include Carmi A. Thompson and Charles A. Jones. Ohio fuel tax data shows 1927 consumption 770,657,796 gallons and rising 1928 projections near 25 million dollars. Joe Carr’s Columbus Senators open season at Nell Park against Milwaukee, aiming for strong showings in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. 8
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Donahey
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Commerce
State House
Fess
Earl Bloom
Bowling Green
Locher
Banks
Building and Loan Associations
Division of Insurance
Division of Securities
Public Utilities Commission
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Willis
Carrington T. Marshall
Supreme Court
Charles A. Jones
James T. Derg
Tax Commission of
Joe Carr
Columbus Senators
Nell Park
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Carr
Central Ohio
American Association
Murray City Man Makes Extensive Tour
Charles Seidenfeld, a Murray City Ohio merchant, completed an extensive Central and South American tour through the Panama Canal to the Isle of Pines and Havana. He arrived in St. Petersburg Florida to visit his mother and sister at 500 Second Avenue South, marking his third visit to the city, with growing admiration for its beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Central
South America
Panama Canal
Isle of Pines
Havana
Cuba
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Ohio
Sunshine City
Second Avenue South
Seidenfeld
Three Girls and BNY ARF Winners of Week's Prizes
Three girls and one boy won prizes in coloring the bobolinks. First prizes went to Mary Jo Keating and Mary Francis, with second prizes to Betty Ann Ladden and John Graham, all aged 7 to 12 and connected to Nelsonville Central and Children's Home. Honorable mentions list many youngsters including Helen Stratton and Paul Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Keating
Oril Griffin
Nelsonville Central School
Betty Ann Ladden
Josephine Porter
Central School
Mary Francis
Louise Pierce
Nelsonville
John Graham
Mary Hanning
Helen Stratton
Meredith Lehman
Vesper Lutu Warchime
Paul Parker
Agnes Hartley
Story Coen
John Holland
Deloris Collins
Harry Matheny
Leo Carter
Jess Jackson
Katherine Edzikowski
Caustie Roman
Richard Parker
Margaret May Schoenean
Frank Smith
Treva Lantz
Traveling man fined in juvenile delinquency case
E 8S. Leslie, a traveling man from West Virginia, was fined 50 dollars and costs after arraignment before Probate Judge 8S. M. Johnson on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a girl under 18. Leslie paid the fines and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Johnson
Leslie
West Virginia
Two Men Escape From Youngstown County Jail
Sheriff Peter J. Corll reported two inmates escaped from Youngstown county jail during Saturday midnight as authorities released details for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.P
Peter J. Corll
Home Work Gains Interest in Marshfield School Program
The New Marshfield department of home work reports rising interest in at home study with monthly reports to teachers. A diploma awaits upon earning a thousand credits. March credits include Chester Root 108 and Milda Rosser 485 among many others. some families fund spending money and savings accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Department of Home Work
Chester Root
Earl Herron
Adah Trout
Milda Rosser
Bernice Vans
Charles Vidcock
Helen Baughman
Helen Root
Lawrence Hunter
Adelaide Stright
Dean Collins
Christopher Pidcock
Hazel Frank
Max Llewellyn
Dorothy Sidders
Mary K. Hunter
Marian Llewellyn
Richard Burkett
Harry Efaw
Perry Hulbert
Gene Rorick
Dorothy Hunter
Arthur Rorick
Richard McKibben
Harold Efaw
Mabel E. Fair
Inghram Herron
Howard Merritt
Josephine Estep
Ern Ross
Evelyn Sidders
Readable OCR Names List From Newspaper Fragment
A fragmentary OCR passage lists numerous personal names with numbers mixed in, including Evelyn McRibben and Dolores Katzenbach among others, alongside assorted digits and symbols, suggesting a compiled or indexed notice or table. The exact context and organization of the list are unclear from the fragment.
Annual Church Meeting and Recep tion Details
The Athens Presbyterian Church hosts a six o’clock reception for members and newcomers followed by its annual business meeting. Officers will be elected, reports given, and miscellaneous business discussed ahead of a pot luck dinner. William W. Mills of the First National Bank at Ma eels will speak on Thursday night April 12. The United Commercial Travelers local chapter will join the church Sunday morning April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
Athens
William W. Mills
First National Bank
Ma Eels
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Ce Church
Brotherhood
United Commercial Travelers of
Nose Needn't Shine Any More Face Powder Ad
Ad promotes MELLO-GLO French process face powder claimed to remove shine and hide pores. Claims skin looks peachy and complexion youthful while offering purity and quality for women. Includes call to action to buy a box today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
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Mothers of Members of Teams
Carl Conrad
Shawnee
Ben Fielder
Ellis Avenue
Naomi
Athena Chapter
Delphian
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Bryan
East
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Julian
Bryan
Ridgewood
N. J
Chester W. Sater
Paul Trester
Lillian Hoge and Sons
Don and
Bob
W. E. Landis
Philathea
Christian Church
Gladys and
Geneva Jones
Race Street
Log ‘Nited Press
Shawnee, Oklo
Neport
Murray City Man
Messenger Pattern Department
Chevalier Jackson
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Jackson
Gladys Rosenstein
BNY Arf
Bird Man
Prince
Cross Bros
W. Union St. Athens
Marshfield School
Evelyn McRibben
Nanna
Howard Hunter
Iria Katzenbach
Ray
Thomas Llewellyn
Wail Nanna
Erniel Ht Foe
Virginia Miaw
Dolores Katzenbach
Samuel Pidcock
Helen Wair
Nicholas Air
Charles Conkey
Raymond Stedman
Knowlton
Telah Trout
Mary Ross
Daniel Ht
Mary Stedman
Cooper
Helen Louise ‘Eal
Judith Robinson
Mary Bridge
Margaret Young
Waye Goff
Wilna McVey
Eberd Clarke
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Buckeye
Columbus, Ohio
Buckeye State Building and Loan
TE Tam
RSL
Spaulding
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