Progressive Literary Club Chooses Delegates to Federation
The Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. A. N. Johnson’s home on North Lancaster Street Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. M. Bennett presided with roll call of favorite fiction authors. Delegates to the state convention of Women’s Federated clubs to be held in Canton May 11 to 15 were selected: Mrs. H. M. Bennett first delegate, Mrs. E. T. Hayes second delegate, Mrs. James McClannahan alternate. Dr. Bryan addressed the meeting Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
A. N. Johnson
North
Lancaster Street
Hi. M. Bennett
Canton
H. M. Bennett
E. T. Hayes
James McClannahan
B. A. Bennett
Fred Slaughter
Harold Bell Wright
Howard Brookins
William Armitage
Williams family returns from Marietta with baby Louise
Mrs Dana Williams comes home after eight weeks in Marietta with son in law Wilbur Young and daughter Mary Louise Williams and infant Louise born February 18. Mr Williams works in Marietta on contract and accompanied family home. They then returned to Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Williams
Marietta
Wilbur Young
Mary Louise Williams
Louise
Williams
Visit Ends For Dayton Trio After Extended Stay
Mrs Alfred G Farmer and her daughter Margaret Louise with the farmer's mother Mrs John Zuckler have returned to Dayton. They had visited Mrs J M Higgins of 3 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Farmer
Margaret Louise
John Zuckler
Dayton
J. M. Higgins
Park Place
Child's Conservation League Meets at Mrs Persons Home
The Child's Conservation League gathered at Mrs. E. J. Persons home on Montrose Avenue with twenty one members answering roll call with quotations. Mrs. Don Davis read a paper on Do Healthy Children Happen and a lengthy discussion followed on the proposed bond issue for the new City Building. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Pearl Drake and daughters with guest Mrs. Carl Reyer in attendance.
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Child's Conservation League
Child’s Conservation League
E. J. Persons
Montrose Avenue
Don Davis
New City
Pearl Drake
Carl Reyer
L I L E Club Meeting And Easter Visit Notes
The L. IL. E. club will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. C. O. Pickering's home 26 East Carpenter street. Fred Woodruff and two daughters Marie and Frieda returned from Columbus after visiting Easter with his parents. Mrs. C. S. Williams arrives from Buffalo to visit her Lash parents at 15 South College street. Herbert Roach, Louise Steele, Lucile mffee and family returned from a motor trip to Mt. Vernon to see Charlie Roach and family. Bernice and Edith Roach accompanied them. Easter and Bernice Roach's birthday were focal points.
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L. IL. E. Club
Fred Woodruff
Marie
Frieda
Columbus
E. M. Stout
Herbert Roach
Louise Steele
Lucile Mffee
Mt. Vernon
Charlies Roach
Bernice
Edith Roach
Bernice Roach
Maccenas Literary Club Delivers Home Theme Delegates to Canton
Mrs. William Tom hosted a Tuesday meeting of the Maccenas Literary Club with Mrs. T. R. Bennett presiding. Delegates named for the May 11 to 15 state convention in Canton include Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Harvey. alternates listed. The program featured a manuscript on The Home by Mrs. Harvey, a vocal solo by Thelma Bingman, and a reading titled Home by Mrs. Porter. Athens group attends Middleport Presbytery Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccenas Literary Club
William Tom
First Street
T. R. Bennett
Canton
J. R. Harvey
E. W. Bingman
C. L. Bardin
H. M. Bingman
Thelma Bingman
Jennie Moore
J. G. Porter
Woman's Missionary Society Sets Program at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday afternoon after careful planning. Mrs. C. M. Roe led devotionals. Mrs. C. M. Gill presented "The Meaning and Effect of the Negro Migration," examining Southern and Northern views. Mrs. T. N. Hoover spoke on "Art Knows Neither Race Nor Color," highlighting negro contributions in the fine arts.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. M. Roe
C. M. Gill
South
North
T. N. Hoover
Visitors From Columbus Stop With Local Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brown Mrs. E. R. Walker and Mrs. I. L. Deis sie were Wednesday motor visitors in Columbus staying with local hosts.
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H. J. Brown
E. R. Walker
I. L. Deissie
Columbus
Mechanicsburg eighth graders host party at Miss Brannon home
The Mechanicsburg School eighth grade held a party at Miss Virginia Brannon's home at 96 Richland Avenue on Tuesday evening. Games and music filled the hours with refreshments served. attendees included Mrs. Shafer, Thelma Cox, Esther Lewis, Angeline Trumb, Lucile Shafer, Anne Francis Golds, Hazel Tubbes, Mr. Shafer, Leroy Clifford, Dana Rily, Merrill Morrison, Lincoln Stanley, Lowell Kennedy, and the hostess Virginia Brannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg Schol
Virginia Brannon
Richland Avenue
Mrs. Shafer
Thelma Cox
Esther Lewis
Angeline Trum
Lucile Shafer
Anne Francis Golds
Hazel Tubbes
Mr. Shafer
Leroy Clifford
Dana Rily
Merrill Morrison
Lincoln Stanley
Lowell Kennedy
Mr Cooley Heads South To Lynn Haven Visit
Mr John Cooley plans an evening trip to Lynn Haven Florida to visit his parents Rev and Mrs M B Cooley. Miss Josephine Kircher is at public event unknown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooley
Lynn Haven
Florida
Rev
Mrs. M. B. Cooley
Josephine Kircher
Carter's Little Liver Pills Restore Brooklyn Woman's Health
Brooklyn resident Miss FE Rich describes relief after using Carter's Little Liver Pills for recurring stomach bloating gas poor appetite and headaches. She notes the medicine provided immediate relief and now keeps Carter's on hand to tackle stomach discomfort. On sale at druggists.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss
Rich
Carter
Woman Returns Home After Tonsil and Adenoids Removal
A Columbus resident left hospital after undergoing a surgical operation to remove tonsils and adenoids. The patient recovered well, with doctors noting a smooth post operative course and plans for rest at home.
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Columbus
Spring docket cleanups set two belated trial dates
Judge L G Worstell in Common Pleas assigned two late trial dates from the January grand jury backlog. Charles Palmer will face a fourth alleged liquor offense on April 21 and Sam Coulson Chauncey Indiana, indicted for malicious destruction of property, will be tried April 20. The will of J F Starkey under court review.
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Common Pleas Court
L. G. Worstell
Charles Palmer
Sam Coulson
Chauncey
J. F. Starkey
Estate allocations and court actions in Worstell court
Judge Worstell orders George F. Star key to receive 5604 and N E Starkey 200 with debts offset. Minor Clarence Starkey gets 200 held in trust and Eston Starkey 100. Widow Mollie Starkey holds life use. upon death, assets go to G F Starkey 8 D Starkey and C W Starkey if he settles debt to G F Starkey. Ellsworth McKee may bond at 400. Several civil cases dismissed or moved. new trial dates set for April 23 and April 34 for DeVol and Chadwell cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worstell
George F. Starkey
N. E. Starkey
Clarence Starkey
Eston Starkey
Mollie Starkey
G. F. Starkey
D. Starkey
C. W. Starkey
Ellsworth McKee
Effie Hook
Common Pleas Court
Hannah Parry
David L. Johnson
W. B. Drake
Flo Elliot Blake
Lester H. Baughman
John Jagers
John J. Wooller
Jesse H. DeVol
Lawrence Bailey
John F. Chadwell
Lucille D. Baiderson
Rob
Executor Ert V King and Others Notice
The record notes a legal notice involving executor Ert V. King and others dated April 20, detailing a probate or related action. The available text confirms a formal filing or proceeding with named parties.
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Ert V. King
New York Scientist Notes Cricket Song Ambiguity
Dr. Frank Tate of the American Museum of Natural History observes that crickets may be unable to distinguish between a love song and a battle cry in their songs, suggesting overlapping insect communications.
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Ss.s
S.S.S
S.S
New York
Frank Tatehurster
American Museum of Natural History
French inventor aids pilots with sound speed method
A French inventor has devised a method that lets a pilot determine his exact speed by sound. The invention uses audible cues to gauge velocity, offering a unique approach to readouts from moving aircraft.
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E. B. Bryan
A. Y. Wilcox
J. T. Merwin
W. 8. Gamertsfelder
P. H. Druggan
O. &. McClure
Mame Steele
J. E. Barker
Ida Devore
H. J. Ong
O. FE. Liggett
M. Haffey
Bryan
Athens
Middleport
Cal Undertaker
John Underwood
C. D. Shafer Company
Jennie Smith
Jertha Stephenson Graham
NEW Trials
Tomorroy
Little Nis
Mie
Ward
Goldentone
South Court Street
Lostro Building
Athens National Bank
W.B. Drake
the Home of Quality
Voick
Athen
McKee Drug
the Security Savings Bank
Cray & Reading
W. A. Reading
North Court Street
Athens County
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Boots
Heah
Chile
Basel
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