Christian Woman's Bible Class Meets at Mrs Shaffer Home
The Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey met in Mrs John Shaffer's home in The Plains with Mrs Floyd Nye as chairwoman. Devotions by Mrs V Ahlbrand and lesson led by Mrs Inez Nye. Contests awarded to Mrs Frank Millington and to Mrs Henry Osborne and Mrs Addie Tippett. Hostess served a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Osborne
Addie Tippett
Elizabeth Knode
T. R. Hamilton
W. Ahlbrand
Guy Brookins
Earl Hashman
Floyd Nye
C. W. Ferrer
Frank Millington
Raymond Parry
Bradfield
Sam Tippett
Kenneth Sands
Helen Howard
Elmer Bingman
John Shaffer
Rev Lauderbach Leads Zion Baptist Service in Lower Plains
The Rev. Lauderbach of Potts Chapel conducted services at Zion Baptist Church in Lower Plains last Sunday, delivering the sermon and guiding worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lauderbach
Potts Chapel
Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Grange Plans Easter Program at Rome No. 2247 Meeting
Rome Grange No. 2247 will hold an Easter program at the J. Co. O. F. Hall on Wednesday evening starting at 8 o clock. Members will bring sandwiches for a luncheon. The program includes songs, special music by Ray Hugus, scripture reading, an egg race with a prize, and recitations by Edith Barrows and Vera Bowers, plus a talk on Easter symbols by Mrs. K. W. Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Bowers
Dutch Ridge
K. W. Hayes
Practical attractive house dress with bow sash back
Fashion pattern notice describes a gingham to rayon house dress with a back bow sash, front collar, and pockets. Sizes 16 to 44 with yardage details and simple instructions. Pattern 1586 priced fifteen cents, ten cents with pattern. orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 243 West Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
York City
Easter Program at Nazarene Church in The Plains
The Church of the Nazarene in The Plains hosts an Easter entertainment Sunday at 7 30 pm titled Risen Victories. It features recitations dialogues song and choruses with two vocal duets Eastertide by Rose Harrison and Mary Lavely and Bells of Triumph by Ira Shaffer and Othello Channel. The primary division will sing Far Away. An estimated 150 attend Sunday School. Carrie Channell supervises. The Easter service committee includes Mrs L H Stanley Mrs W C Channell and Mrs Margaret Adams. The public is welcome.
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Chauncey
Church of the Nazarene In
Carrie Channell
L. H. Stanley
W. C. Channell
Margaret Adams
Chauncey Women Visit Relatives in New York and Columbus
Mrs. Max Altman and daughters Rita and Lois of Chauncey visit relatives in New York City. Miss Etta Shields of Columbus, formerly Chauncey, visits relatives here. Margaret Marie Jackson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson of Chauncey, is reported ill from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Altman
Rita
Lois
Chauncey
New York City
Etta Shields
Columbus
Margaret Marie Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Sunday Visitors and Illness Mentioned in Local Notes
Lewis Potts and family visited Potts Chapel and Harrison Potts while The Plains was ill. Mrs. Frank Moore of Athens visited her son Harry Moore and family. Ralph Patterson and Barbara from Glen Haven Pa stayed with George Gabriel Jr. and James McHarg. Gilbert Moler joined Nelsonville guests Harry Moore family, Frank Burchfield visited Arthur Burchfield, Clinton Oxley and family of Chauncey stayed with Gabriel Jr. John Shaner of Nelsonville spent time with his mother Annie Waymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Potts
Potts Chapel
Benton Potts
Harrison Potts
the Plains
Frank Moore
Athens
Harry Moore
Ralph Patterson
Barbara
Glen Haven
George Gabriel, Jr
James McHarg
Charles Moler
Gilbert Moler
Nelsonville
Frank Burchfield
Marion
Arthur Burchfield
Clinton Oxley
Chauncey
John Shaner
Annie Waymer
Rickenbacker Forecasts Faster Coast to Coast Flight
Columbus resident Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, WWI ace, predicts aviation gains will cut coast-to-coast travel to about 10 hours as rapid advances in speed are anticipated following a brief Columbus visit last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eddie V. Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Avenging Parrot’s Black Pigeon Ends in Poison Plot
Mrs. Lambert confesses motives rooted in love for Gigi and fear of poverty. She reveals plotting to poison a perfume given by Seymour after a drunken confrontation, leading to Doris’s death. Dundee, with Captain Strawn, closes in on the homicide case.
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Gigi
Mrs. Lambert
Phyllis Crosby
Feriors
Mrs. Berkeley
Seymour
Doris
Dundee
Strawn
Prohibition Poll Highlights On Radio Schedule Thirteen Stations
Radio listings show a sprawling Thursday schedule with WJZ WLW WJR WHAM WEAF WGY WTAM WWJ and others. Programs span from 6:30 a m to 11:00 p m featuring organ concerts farm reports cooking weather and a Crucifixion performance by Tibbett and Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
WLW
WJR
Andy
WHAM
DKA
Sunshine Hour
WEAF
WGY
Dad Kershner
Jemima Man
NBC
Crosley Woman's Hour
Woodworth
Gibson Orchestra
Livestock Report
National Farm and Home Out
Town and Country
Matineerrarere
Billy
Hilly
Old Friends and Faces
Bionhaeselus Trio
Little Harmony
Women’s Radio Club
U. S. Army Band
Benrus
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Tony
Crosley Singers
Ce —Radio Dog Club
Dr. Glenn
Perkinsville
Maxwell
Hollingsworth Hall
Henry Fillmore
Alln America
Ajar ite het: Census records shape US history
Ohio census official L W Roberts explains the decennial census purpose and timing. He notes public access restrictions, the long lead times before names are released, and how schedules support titles to estates, pensions, working papers, and historical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
L. W. Roberts
Athens
Ohio
Meigs
Lawrance
Jackson
Vinton
Gallia
Roberts
Census Bureau
Izaak Walton League Adds 32 New Members
The Izaak Walton League reports thirty two new members joined and eleven renewed this week. Leaders attribute the gain to plans for an artificial lake and fish propagation. New members include Frank Brewer and thirty others with renewals listed for H R Bureh F X Rauch F L Woodworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Frank Brewer
FE. F. Mauer
Donald A. O'Neal
Wilfred Henry
Ermel Chesser
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
A. B. Si
Tip on Horst boy proven wrong in Ohio search
Mrs. Raymond Horst and Roy Horst traced a boy thought to be Melvin Horst to a farm home near Republic. The child was found to be adopted as Billy, living with Mrs. Iva Weirman in Tiffin age four. Billy’s leg scar matched Melvin’s, but probate records confirmed the boy’s adoption and custody.
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Oarville
Raymond Horst
Melvin
Republic
Tiffin
Horst
Roy Horst
Orrville
Billy
Iva Weirman
Spencerville
Buchtel Man Fined On Two Charges
Constable Joe Jonas arrested Thomas Sharp near Buchtel on possession of intoxicating liquor and possession of equipment for its manufacture. Sharp pleaded guilty and was fined 150 dollars on each charge by Magistrate Carl H Porter. In default of payment he was jailed in Athens County. A still and whisky were seized during the raid at Sharp's home.
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Joe Jonas
Thomas Sharp
Buchtel
Sharp
Carl H. Porter
Athens County
Jonas
Love Slayer Unaware Wife of Secret-Compartment Killer
Mrs. Otto Sanhuber lived as the wife of a man who later confessed to the murder of Fred Oesterreich, a wealthy Los Angeles manufacturer. Sanhuber reportedly hid in a secret compartment of the victim's home for years, maintaining a phantoms friendship with his wife while the eight-year-old mystery unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sanhuber
Fred Qe
Esterreich
Los Angeles
Sanhuber
Oesterreich
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Athens Messenger
Anne Adams
Ainly
Backstairs
Anne Austin Aithor
NEA Service Inc
George Clark
Pete
U.S
Trace Family Records
Winchester
Boosanne Telfard
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Horst Boy
Ber
Isaac Wilson
New York
Hope Muslin
Casey Jones
Children’s Union
Luckoff
Sam Altman
East
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