Big Attendance Marks Revival in Chauncey
Chauncey April 16 The attendance is rising nightly at the Church of God revival with the seating capacity taxed. R B Atkins leads singing and special music includes duet and solo numbers. Rev J W Chappel an evangelist from Kentucky known as Kentucky's Son of Thunder preaches and sang My Vacation In Heaven with guitar accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of God
R. 8. Atkins
J. W. Chappel
Kentucky
Chappel
Heaven
Mayor Again Urges City Clean-Up Campaign
Chauncey April 16 The mayor W D Hines renews call for April observance of the city clean-up. Many residents have already cleaned yards and lots, those who have not are urged to cooperate in a general town-wide cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
April birthday party to follow Pleasant View Temple meeting
Chauncey residents will observe the April birthday party tonight after the Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters meeting. A surprise supper will be served. Mr and Mrs A L Preston hosted Sunday at their Mound Street home in Chauncey. Guests included Miss Louise Lairson Columbus Raymond Syx Dayton and the Taylor Elliott family Jackson Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters of
A. L. Preston
Mound Street
Louise Lairson
Columbus
Raymond Syx
Dayton
Taylor Elliott
Donna Jean
Dorothy Ann
Bill Lairson
Jackson, Mich
Dre
C. L. Jones
W. E. Moler
Rolland
Jones
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Deshler
William Moler, Jr
Iil
Rolland Jones
Beaver
H. O. Leinard
Cleveland
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public School Music Club spring formal features seventy five couples
Miss Helen Cross and Mr. Bill Martendill led seventy five couples at the spring formal of the Public School Music Club held Friday night at the Men's Union with chaperones Miss Blainey Dunton Hughes and Fields. Out of town guests included Miss Sara Meredith Glouster Miss Oliver Jenkins Portsmouth Mr Glen Cole Toledo Mr William Derver Lakewood and Mr YT Michael Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cross
Bill Martendill
Blainey
Dunton
Hughes
Fields
Sara Meredith
Glouster
Oliver Jenkins
Portsmouth
Glen Cole
Toledo
William Derver
Lakewood
Michael
Jackson
Motor license sale in April nets $1 054 66
April 1 to 15 motor license sales in Athens County netted 1054 66 dollars. Registrations include 138 passenger cars 34 trucks three passenger commercial cars one trailer and one motorcycle. Revenues from six counties outside Athens plus 52 transfers total 95 79 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Johson
Athens County
Meigs County
Hamilton County
Morgan County
Vinton
Portage
Washington County
Lewis Carsey Fined for Theft Charge
Pleading guilty before Magistrate Carl H. Porter this morning Lewis Carsey received a $20 fine plus costs and was committed to county jail in default. Blake Tubbs accused Carsey of stealing an aluminum crankcase. Carsey was arrested Monday night in Mechanicsburg by Constable Harry Daiten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Carsey
Carl H. Porter
Carsey
Blake Tubbs
Cartsey
Mechanicsburg
Harry Daiten
Fire damages home of Melvin Grubb on Hudson Avenue
A Sunday fire at 12 45 pm caused 3090 in damage to Melvin Grubb s home at 24 Hudson Avenue. Fire chief E R Laughlin said a burner under a hot water tank placed too close to the wall started the blaze. Neighbors broke in to help, furniture was thrown out, and the house was insured for 2000 with 1900 in contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Grubb
Hudson Avenue
E. R. Laughlin
Talley the Farmerette Leaves Stage for Midwest Farm Life
Marion Talley, famed Metropolitan Opera soprano, announces retirement from concert stage to run a farm. She plans to buy a midwestern farm and poses in a gingham apron reading a seed catalog for a photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Talley
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Middle West
Hixson Burial Made in Athens
Amos Hixson died at his son in law George W Brown's home near Chauncey. His body was taken to Athens for burial at West Union Street Cemetery after funeral at First Methodist Church. Survivors include two sons A P and A E Hixson and three daughters Mrs Elizabeth Oberholser Mrs Eva Everett and Mrs A N Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Amos Hixson
George W. Brown
Athens
West Union Street
First Methodist Church
Athena
G B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Havel Lahugh
Helen Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Frank Millington
Hixson
A. P
A. E. Hixson
Elizabeth Oberholser
Eva Everett
A. N Brown
Chauncey Socials Note April Gatherings and Quilting Event
Chauncey residents hosted a Sunday dinner at Main Street with guests from Wellston Millfield Athens and Jacksonville including the Tock Bishop Goldsworth Aldridge Phillips and Radcliff families Two Ladies Aid Societies of Chauncey M E Church and Millfield Church of Christ plan all day quiltings on Thursday as community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lon Radcliff
Main Street
William Tock
George Bishop
James
Paul
Carl
Charles
Wellston
Alfred Goldsworth
Millfield
Clarence Aldridge
Letha Aldridge
Athens
Harrison Phillips
Jacksonville
Robert Phillips
Billie
Bobbie Radcliff
Chauncey M. EF. Church
Millfield Church of Christ
Dawn On Tay Opens with Music and Dance Units
Alumni Memorial Auditorium hosts Dawn On Tay featuring Dave Todd conducting the Dawn On Day songs with orchestration. Two dancing choruses trained by Bill Martinek, a Todd directed singing chorus, and elaborate costumes designed by university students are on display in Logan's Book Store window. Reserved seats for Thursday open at Cline's Pharmacy and Friday seats go on sale Friday at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan's
Tay
Cline's Pharmacy
Dawn O Day set to open at Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University will present Dawn O Day in Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Thursday and Friday. The show features lavish settings and costumes costing over 2900 dollars, with color schemes of purple crimson green and lemon yellow. Esther Forler designed sets including Madame Sadyes sunken garden and studio living room with modern furnishings. Directors include Harold Evans William Martinek and Dave Todd with Paul Kiefer handling scene construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Madame Sadye Sidayre
Carabobo
Carrie
Kokomo
Madame
Sadye
Esther Forler
Dawn O’ Day
Harold Evans
William Martinek
Dave Todd
Paul Kiefer
University Women Propel Fellowship Drive at AAUW Convention
The American Association of University Women backs a $1,000,000 fellowship fund at its biennial New Orleans convention. Delegates from Athens led by Miss Volat and Dr Edith Wray highlighted fellowship, international relations, and adult education. An international dinner featured Dr Gleditech of Oslo as IFUW president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wepetus
American Association of University Women
Association
New Orleans
Irma KB. Volet
Athens
Faculty Womens’ Club
Miss Volat
Edith Wray
Mie Genevieve Apgar
Hotel Roosevelt
Gleditech
Oslo
Norway
International Federation of University Women
Mies Aurelia Reinhardt
Mills College
Lois Hayden Meek
Meek
The
Columbia University
Editor Is Beauty At Iowa U
The junior class at the University of Iowa names Miss Kernettai Kunau of Clinton Iowa the most beautiful girl and their editor of the Hawkeye yearbook. Miss Kunau is praised as queen of the junior prom by her class mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Kernettai, Kunau
Clinton
Thesides
Kunau
Hawkeye
First Nonstop Alaskan Flight Reaches Juneau
Ansel Eckman of Seattle completed the first nonstop United States flight to Juneau arriving with two passengers Robert F E Ellis and Jack Hallerton. The April 16 event marks a historic air link establishing a new route to Alaska's capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
U.P
United States
Ansel Eckman
Seattle
Robert FE. Ellis
Jack Hallerton
Dick Smith Ties Braves Rookie to Four Horsemen Name
Dick Smith, a Braves rookie catcher, is linked to the famed Four Horsemen football unit at Notre Dame, a notable cross-sport association highlighted in this brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Smith
Boston Braves
Four Horsemen
Boy Burns to Death in Harrisburg Fire Incident
Harold Harris aged 4 died in a Harrisburg home blaze that killed five other relatives and left two others seriously burned. The tragedy occurred overnight as flames swept through the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harold Harris
Harrisburg
Cow Testing in Athens County Nearing Finish
Several thousand cows have been tuberculin tested in Athens County as veterinarians work daily to complete the program. Sanitary police officer Tucker said rough roads delayed inspections by the last two weeks, with weather hoped to allow inspections to resume next Monday and finish by the first of May as required. Farmers cooperate and dairies will be inspected once permits arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
I. Tucker
Tucker
Athens
International bouts highlight Doncaster and London results
England hosted two international bouts last night. Milly Bird defeated Carlo Galbusera after the Italian was disqualified in the eighth round. Harry Crossley beat Primo Ubaldo in Doncaster as the Italian quit in the twelfth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ring
Milly Bird
Carlo Galbusera
Italy
Harry Crossley
Miitiehight
Primo Ubaldo
Doncaster
London
Ouseond
Auctioneers Report Livestock Prices Soaring in Athens County
Mat Throckmorton of Albany reports strong farmer demand at recent public sales in Athens County. Two bunches of steers sold for 12.25 each, another for 13.90, and a 70 pound Holstein Jersey heifer mix brought 76 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Throckmorton
Auctoner
Albany
Athens County
Ohio Assembly Officers Sign Bills to Adjourn Die
The Eighty-Eighth General Assembly reconvened to have officers sign the 169 measures before adjourning. Gov. Brown and Speaker Gray will affix signatures in a brief session starting 1:30 p.m. with few members present and Governor Cooper vetoes on three measures kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
John T. Brown
Beneare
Gray
House
Cooper
State Exams Held Monday in Athens County
County schools held tenth grade state examinations yesterday starting at 9 o clock. Students in Kimberly and M districts took tests to compare achievement across districts. The rough text shows the exams occurred in multiple county schools in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Kimbrerly
Cooper Sees Reds Play First Game
Cincinnati April 16 Governor Cooper of Ohio will open the season with the game between the St Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds. Local fans report strong condition with little rust. Pirates president Dreyfuss attempted to lure Val Meinich but was unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
Cooper
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trimbie
J. L. Pickering
Standard Bearer Society
Trimble
Merle Danford
Norma Leadinghaus
Miss Leadinghaus
Donnelly
Charles Leighty
Forest Mapes
Alva Haning
Russell Carmean
Betty Jean
New Lexington
Herbert Leighty
Madge Dixon
Ealinor Ward
Miss Dixon
T. E. Dixon
Hebbardsville
Presbyterian Church
William Anthony
J. W. Anthony
Canton
Anthony
Fruit Growers’ Express Company
Rock Island, NL
Harry Z. Foster
Bremen
Isaac Rowels
Mary Gullum
Inlaw
Frank B. Gullum
North
Lancaster Street
Gullum
John Henry
Marjorie Dee
Philadelphia
Sarah Alice Bailey
Thurman
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington Journal
Parkersburg
Mr. Miller
Elizabeth Dunn
Rock Island
Ill
Theta Phi Alpha
Hill Crest Inn
Helena Antoinette
Irene Devlin
Dunn
Mary Antoinetto
South High Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Kenneth Pickering
Rayon High School
Youngstown
Pe Eicenses
Mlle
Talley — Farmerette
Elieve
Methodist Church
Courtney
Betty Kammer
Martin
Martin J. Hambrose
Hambrose
Haylor
Chas. C. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
U. S
Mexican White Cross
Neco
Bonora
Dean Voight
Beauty At
Iowa U
Notre Dame
Ohio Assembly
Biels
Reds
Shepard
Thos, Edmundson Local
North Court St, Athens, O
Lloyd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!