Washington Topic Noted By Higley Circle In Society Program
Higley Study circle met at Mrs. C. E. Atkinson home to discuss national capital topics. Papers covered Building Washington City, The Lincoln Memorial, The Capitol, and Sources of Washington's Charm with guests Mrs. Benz and Mrs. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Higley
C. E. Atkinson
North High Street
L. W. Russell
Washington City
Lincoln Memorial
R. A. Foster
Capitol
R. A. Dalton
A. B. Sias
Benz
Cincinnati
H. E. Benz
C. J. Martin
Columbus
Athens
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met in the church parlors at 7:30 last evening. Miss Allen led devotionals and Miss Hedden with Miss Beard sang I Heard the Voice of Jesus. Reports on the recent Presbytery in Marieta were given by Mrs. E. B. Smith and others, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Miss Allen
Miss Hedden
Miss Beard
Jesus
Marieta
E. B. Smith
Mary Ann Card Club Hosts and Guests Distribution
Mrs Willis Casley hosted the Mary Ann card club at 90 Maplewood drive with guests Mrs E D Cooley and Mrs Clarence Laughlin. High scores went to Mrs James Ronshausen and Mrs Alex Root. Mrs E A Holmes will host the next meeting. Mr and Mrs Miller of Chicago visited Rosa Coates then left for Chicago. Elmer B Bryan of Ohio University returned from Pullman Washington after speaking at three conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Casley
Maplewood Drive
Mary Ann
Upton Miller
D. A. Coleman
Chicago
Miller
Rosa Coates
Richland Avenue
Millers
Athens
Coleman
Janet Miller
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Elmer B. Bryan
Pullman
Washington
Stutz Withdraws From 24-Hour Match Race
In Indianapolis on April 19 the 24-hour race between Hispano-Suiza and Stutz ended early as the Stutz car pulled into the pits and withdrew from the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Community literary society meeting postponed till May 4
The meeting originally set for Friday evening has been postponed to Friday May 4 due to scarlet fever cases in a nearby community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strouds Run
Community Literary Society
Adlerika Promises Quick Stomach Cleansing Relief
Mrs. RR. W. Brightwell reports stomach distress and sour milk relief in ten minutes with Adlerika. Ad highlights cleansing of both upper and lower bowels removing old waste matter for noticeable improvement. Sold by Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Coolville Taylor's Nelsonville Hickman's Pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. W. Brightwell
Gibson's Pharmacy
Athens
Coolville
Taylor's Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hickman’s Pharmacy
Nabby Lee Ames DAR Meeting Set for Saturday
The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 2:30 on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Helen Lawrence at 38 Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Harry M. Roach will lead the program and Mrs. H. L. Atkinson will present a paper on Colonial Inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Lawrence
Franklin Avenue
Harry M. Roach
H. L. Atkinson
Progressive Literary Club Dines Together At May Avenue Home
The Progressive Literary club held its annual six o'clock dinner Tuesday at Mrs. Roy Andrews home, 72 May avenue with twenty three members present. Decorations centered on calendula and yellow. A business session preceded a musical program featuring Mrs. Laurence Duncan Mrs. Fred Slaughter and Mrs. Guy Graham. Next meeting is scheduled for May 1 at Mrs. J C MacClanan Mill street. Mrs. L D Cooper and daughter Donna Maxine of Akron are visiting Mrs. M Lowther at 24 May avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Roy Andrews
May Avenue
L‘arence Duncan
Fred Slaughter
Guy Graham
J. C. MacClanahan
Mill Street
Marriage in Chauncey Unites Maria Collins and George Pennell
Mrs Maria Collins and Mr George Pennell were married Monday evening in Chauncey by Justice Benjamin Fielder. Witnesses were Mrs Goldie Fielder and Miss Lauretta Fielder. They will reside on North Court Street. Mrs Pennell recently came from Trimble after eighteen years there and was widowed from Jesse L Collins. Mr Pennell formerly lived in Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Maria Collins
George Pennell
Benjamin Fielder
Goldie Fielder
Lauretta Fielder
Pennell
North Court Street
Athens
Trimble
Jesse L. Collins
Zaleski
Mothers' Banquet by Phi Sigma Chi At 22 North Congress
Phi Sigma Chi hosts a Mothers and Deans banquet at the fraternity house on North Congress Street. The event starts Friday at 7 30 PM with a banquet followed by a business meeting.
Presbyter ian church friendly society meeting
A friendly society of the Presbyterian church will meet at 2 30 oclock Friday afternoon in the church parlor. Reports of the Easter market will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Varlor
High School Graduation Dates Set Across County
Superintendent H R McVay announced commencement schedules for county high schools listing towns dates and speakers. Albany April 30 FF Bd Pearson Amesville May 1 E B Bryan Ohio Univ Guchtel May 2 T Howard Winters Canaanville April 27 T d Hoover Chauncey Dover May 1 President Bryan Greens Run April 30 Rev D L Browning Hollister May 1 Rev Browning Lodi May 2 Rev Browning New Marshfield May 2 T uoward Winters Rome May 1 Mr Winters Trimble Village May 27 T N Hoover Troy May 1 Clarence J Brown The Plains May 24 Dr Bryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
FF. Bd. Pearson
Amesville
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Guchtel
T. Howard Winters
Canaanville
T.d. Hoover
Chauncey Dover
President Bryan
Greens Run
D. L. Browning
Hollister
Browning
Lodi
New Marshfield
T. Uoward Winters
Rome
Mr. Winters
Trimble Village
T. N. Hoover
Troy
Clarence J. Brown
the Plains
Dr. Bryan
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Set for Athens May 8
Advertising for Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus spreads across Athens with 32 workers posting colorful signs. The show debuts May 8 at the Fair Grounds with afternoon and evening performances and a new aerial act. Tickets go on sale at Cline Pharmacy on the day of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Bob Morgan
Athens
Fair Grounds
Fred Moulton
Cline Pharmacy Company
Fire razes Restway Coat factory. $25,000 in apparel lost
A Toledo fire destroyed the Restway Coat factory section and $25,000 worth of women's wear. Officials suspect incendiaries and later said gasoline may have been used to start the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Restway
Beet Salad with Cream Cheese and Pimento Holes
Instructions describe hollowing beets to form pockets stuffed with cream cheese and pimento. Serve two or three on lettuce with French dressing.
Logan High to compete at Ohio State relays and dual with Lan
Logan High School will send a relay team to the Ohio State University relays next Friday under Coach Harley Meyer. The squad also includes entries in the 100 yard hurdles weights and shot put. Logan will meet Lan in a dual meet at the same venue on April 27, their second clash of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Harley Meyer
Logan High
Lan
Veteran Eddie Mulligan Joins Pirates as New Utility In Fielder
Eddie Mulligan, a 31 year old veteran of the game, joins the Pittsburgh Pirates as a versatile utility infielder expected to fill multiple infield roles and provide depth for the club this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Mulligan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esther
M. E
A. A. Atkinson
C. F. Kelch
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Baltimore
Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Court House
Grace Rarey Peters
World News
Entertains Club
Progressive Club
Prevost
Hapatyn foro _ FRANKLIN PAMOBORN
Kathryn McGuire
Harry Myers
Billie Dove
Gilbert Roland and
Noah Beery
New Orleans
George Bancroft
Mothers and Sons
Athens County
H. R. McVay
Milady
Logan IN
Prestons
Preston
Bischof
Coats
Atwappingtabrig
Dimity
Pereases
Hope Muslin
Boelzner Hat Shop
Wilton
Wiltons
Develon
Victor Wilton
Axminster
Servet
Brussels
Isze
F. L. Preston Co
Burson
Forest Mill Union
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!