Eightieth Birthday Celebrated for Mrs Sarah Bean
Mrs Sarah Jane Bean marked her 80th birthday at her Poplar avenue home with a 6 oclock dinner attended by her children and close family. Congratulatory letters and tokens poured in as friends noted the milestone. Relatives were mentioned visiting and traveling from Columbus Albany Hamden Zaleski Nelsonville and Albany for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Bean
Poplar Avenue
Harry Bean Columbus
Charles Bean
Albany
L. G. Bean
Fannie Bean
Guard Bellows
Emma Woodgerd
Mrs T to Schaeffler Heads Home From Visit
Marguerite Taylor is leaving with her mother Mrs H M Taylor for McKeesport Pa after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs H M Taylor. The trip begins Saturday morning and the mother will visit there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T#o Schaeffler
Marguerite Taylor
Missionary Society Meets At Mrs J Swan Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon at 33 West State Street with four members and several guests. Presiding was president Mrs E G Pedigo and afternoon leader Mrs L G Maynard. The program centered on China with papers, poems, and songs led by members including Mrs Augusta Duffee and Mrs Earl South in Chinese dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
William Williams
Pearl Drake
Charles Cameron
W.T. Sprague
W. D. Robinson
Roach and Guthrie Marry in Lynn Haven Florida
Relatives announce the marriage of R Wayne Roach a former Athens merchant to Susan M Guthrie a Newark teacher. The ceremony was held Monday at the Presbyterian church in Lynn Haven with Rev William Cobert officiating. The couple plan to reside in Lynn Haven after a visit to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Haven
Florida
R. Wayne Roach
Athens
Susan M. Guthrie
Newark
Roach
Miss Guthrie
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
William Cobert
M. By Cooley
Cooley Garden
Irene Cooley
Ernestine Cooley
Cooley
Chappelle Guests Stay With Harvey Family In City
Mrs. A. A. Chappelle of Columbus arrived today to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Rt. Harvey at 215 West Washington street until Saturday evening. She will then travel to Middleport to visit her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chappelle
Columbus
J. Rt. Harvey
West
Washington Street
Middleport
John Talbot
Pallas Club Hosts Saturday Afternoon Gathering
Mrs P B Lawrence of 32 Grosvenor Street will host the Pallas club Saturday afternoon at 2 20 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Lawrence
Grosvenor Street
Pallas Club
Tuesday Club Postpones Meeting From April to May
The Tuesday club meeting has been postponed from April 15 to May 18.
Birth Announcement for Danford Daughter Irdaiy
Dr. and Mrs. V. G. Danford of 121 West State Street announce the birth of a daughter named Irdaiy in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. G. Danford
West State Street
Irdaiy
April Ith
League of Women Voters program at Athens mass meeting
Mrs. Bings plan explains the League of Women Voters purpose and schedule. The meeting at the Court House Saturday at 7 o clock will elect officers and invite women of Athens and the county to join and organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
H. Bing
Court House
Athens
Father Punished For Neglect In Dover Township
Earl Pyle of Dover Township faced Magistrate C H Porter after Humane Officer A C Roach charged him with failing to support his four day old son Earl Jr Pyle pled guilty and received a 100 dollar fine and 90 day Daytona work house sentence both suspended upon securing 15 dollars a month for future child support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pyle
Dover Township
C. H. Porter
A. C. Roach
Earl Jr
Pyle
Daytona
Ohio needs $60 thousand annual ROW capital for utilities
Grover C Maxwell told the Cleveland Exchange Club Ohio must raise sixty thousand dollars yearly for right of way capital to sustain gas telephone electric light and power and electric railway services. He noted Ohio ranks high in electricity generation and railway mileage and has about 1 million telephone users and 1 million gas customers with over 150 000 utility stock owners. The wartime government role is cited as a burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Grover C. Maxwell
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Exchange Club
Public ownership through investment replaces municipal control
The passage argues that government ownership of utilities wanes as municipalities shoulder heavy bonded debt. It asserts genuine public control may come not from direct municipal operation but from public or customer financed investments in railroads and telegraphs and other utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Feld
Traction Company Held Responsible for Wreck Near Ingalls Ind
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Union Transit Company of Indiana responsible for a Feb 2 wreck near Ingalls Indiana that killed 16 passengers and injured 36 others. In a separate note from CARTAGEN Spain US sailors aboard the cruiser Pittsburg joined ceremonies placing a wreath on a monument to Spanish–American War dead at Santiago and Cavite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Transit Company
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ingalls
Ind
Cartagen
Spain
United States
Pittsburg
Santiago
Cavite
Radio programs list for Friday April 11 across many stations
A dense schedule lists multiple radio programs and performances on April 11 across stations WWJ WBZ WSB WOS KHJ KDKA and others. Entries include orchestras, singers, lectures, piano and violin selections, and a late night review with varied formats and local entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Diansh
Detroit
Mich
Anne Campbell
Florence Reed
Francis BE. Barnard
George Bidwell
Kathleen Tiague
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Fred Gardner
Grace Loomis Kempton
WSB
Atlanta
Bob Hardin
WOS
Jefferson City
Wool
KHJ
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter F. McEntire
WSR
Harmon and Orchestra
KYM
Chicago
Way
Schenectady
Helene Bh. Thames
Mia
Willard
Miller
Willard C
Nannie B. ‘Howard
Ernest Whiting
Edwin J. Vaughan
KDKA
WLAG
C&t
Minneapolis
Trio fined for train riding in Glouster incident
Ed Rush Guy Brewer and John Llewellyn of Glouster were arrested Thursday afternoon at Armitage by detectives Murray and tied to a magistrate after pleading guilty to a train riding charge. They received fines of two dollars plus costs each and Brewer paid, others arranging payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rush
Guy Brewer
John Llewellyn
Glouster
Armitage
R. W. Murray
Helwig
Brewer
Mina Flee Club Remains Active in October Events
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mina Flee Club planning activities in October with unspecified events and times. Names and exact details are unclear, but the club remains active in the period.
Concert Schedule Highlights New York and Nearby Venues
Listings show Elly Ney piano recital in New York with Karolyn Wella Bassett and a piano recital in Washington DC. Chicago hosts Dane programme and Oriole Orchestra numbers. Atlanta features a revue with Miss Henrietta Ward lyric soprano and an Atlanta post office entertainment event with hired help jamboree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Elly Ney
Karolyn Wella Bassett
Pan Dickinson
Washington
DD. C
Chicago
Oriole Orchestra
Atlanta
WSR
Henrietta Ward
Atlanta Postoffics
Wets
Jamborc
Wheat condition in Ohio slight drop in state acreage report
Columbus April 11. Federal crop expert C. J. West reports Ohio wheat in slightly less favorable condition than state acreage suggests. Northern and northwestern counties show poor yields with many areas near half-crop levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
C. J. West
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Alva Haning
Marguerite
Marvin Wood
Hamden and
Zaleski
Fred Burt
Nelsonville
Della Sayers
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Burt
Mr. Sayers
Billy
Heppy Canney
Misses Forrest
Mildred Leighty
New Lexington
Mrs. Herbert Leighty
Traction Company Held
Wreck
Banks
Bank’s
D. Zenner Company
Atteliable
Fifth Avenue
the, Zenner Co
the Fuller Shoppe
North Court ST
Buster Brown
Littler
Littler’s Bakery
East Union St
Hipsinson and
Stickney Athens
Shionab Otwearg R
Ge i. Mina
Mt . Y
Ws P.M
APRIE
Southern
Grocers
E. Jackson Street
Chicago, Ill
Royal Park
Prince of Wales
Fashion Park
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