Nabby Lee Ames Delegates Attend National D A R Congress
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R will send two delegates and five members to the fortieth National Congress in Washington D C which opened Monday. Regent Mrs O D Dailey and delegates Mrs Anna E White head a list of attendees with alternates and local regents preparing for events in Memorial Continental Hall and Constitutional Hall with noted staffing and page arrangements.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
O. D. Dailey
Anna E. White
A. ©. Sloane
Athens
R. Richards
I. M. Foster
D. H. Moore
Washington
White
Maltimore
Constitutional Hall
Lowell
Hobart
Memorial Continental Hall
Charles J. Cottingham
Columbus
Lowell F. Hobart
Circle Circles Banco After Regular Meet
Circle met Monday evening at Mrs. Jesse Mansfield home Mulberry Street with fifteen members present. Mrs Margaret McHarg presided. Mrs I E Sherlock attended as guest and Mrs Susie Wilson joined as a new member. After business, banco was played. high score went to Mrs H T Lee, second to Mrs Margaret McHarg, low to Mrs Mary Knox. Refreshments followed. next hostess is Mrs Bessie Shepard with Miss Etta Johnson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Circle
Jesse Mansfield
Mulberry Street
Margaret McHarg
I. E. Sherlock
Susie Wilson
H. T. Lee
Mary Knox
District Meeting at Presbyterian Church in Athens
Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church leads the fifty-seventh Athens Presbytery session at the First Presbyterian Church with delegates from Gallipolis Middleport Rutland Bartlett Amesville Vincent Marietta McConnelsville Logan Nelsonville and New Matamoras. Program includes a one act play special music two addresses and officers to be installed. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
C. M. Gill
Athens
Westminster Fellowship Drama Club
Editor Arees Club To Mark Historic Spots
The Athens Messenger editor urged Athens Kiwanis to mark historical sites to draw visitors. Fort Gower and Millfield figures, including Margaret Snowden’s grave at Fisher Station, were cited as key spots. He praised DAR and other groups for promoting local history and called service clubs to help.
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Athens County
C. H. Harris
Athens Messenger
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry
Athens
Harris
Fort Gower
Millfield
Ohio River
St. Louis
Margaret Snowden
Fisher Station
Ohio
Grange Meeting Includes Traveling Photographer Play
Athens Grange will hold Thursday night gathering at the Grange Hall Fairgrounds. A traveling photographer play features John Hope Ivy Westfall Edyth Jacoby Everett Russ and Ralph Barker. Singers include Mr and Mrs W G Westfall daughters Lucile Ar dith and Phil Briley and Clarence Mansfield.
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Grange
Athens Grange
Fairgrounds
John Hope
Ivy Westfall
Edyth Jacoby
Everett Russ
Ralph Barker
W. G. Westfal
Lucile
Ardith
Phil Briley
Clarence Mansfield
Potts celebrate 37th anniversary amid quiet home observance
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Potts marked their thirty seventh wedding anniversary at their Lower Plains residence. The celebration was subdued as Mrs. Potts recovers from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mrs. Benton Potts
Lower Plains
Athens County Finds Site for Washington Camp at Hockingport
Athens County may claim another historic site as the Bicentennial plan marks Washington camp on the Hock-Hocking side of the Ohio River near Hockingport. The Ohio DAR committee, with Prof. T. N. Hoover, traced Washington’s diary and maps to confirm the camp on the return journey, as plans surge for a river pageant in November.
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Jan Dowd Dailey
Athens County
Hockingport
George Washington
Ohio River
Ohio Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Hock-Hocking River
Wr. Smith
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Ohio
Meigs County
Great Bend
Marietta
East Liverpool
Athens
C. B. Galbreath
Ohio State University Museum
T. N. Hoover
Plains P T A to Hear Prof Beecher Playlet Thursday
The Plains Parent-Teacher Association meets Thursday night in the Grade School auditorium with M O Bryan presiding. Prof. Beecher of Ohio University speaks and the Junior Dramatic Club will present a playlet. All interested in Plains P T A work are invited.
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Chauncey
the Plains Parent-Teacher Association
M. O. Bryan
Prof. Beecher
Ohio University
Junior Dramatic Club of
Improves Corn Crop with Evenly Spaced Hills Method
Experts say planting corn in evenly spaced hills with one plant per hill boosts grain yield gives more uniform plant size and ear weight and leads to earlier maturity.
Heir to Millions G O P Choice
James Simpson Jr. Chicago business man and Marshall Field & Co. heir won the Republican nomination in Illinois tenth district by defeating incumbent Carl R. Chindblom. Dems name William H. Dietrich of Beardstown for the Senate seat held by Otis Glenn, GOP incumbent seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
James Simpson, Jr
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Carl R. Chindblom
William H. Dietrich
Beardstown
Otis Glenn
Weekend Visits Across Counties Reported
Mrs Ruth Varner and son Dale of Chauncey visit Columbus with Mrs Varner s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Walter Boling They joined Mr and Mrs Earl Shafer for the trip Miss Bertha Nixon of Myers Crossing visited Chauncey Monday Allan Riley Sr of Nelsonville and Allan Riley Jr and baby returned from Cleveland visit with Ronald Riley Floyd Linscott and sons from The Plains spent Sunday in Hooper Ridge with A M Linscott Pearl Morris of Mc Dougal visited Chauncey Sunday with C L Cunningham Albert Jackson of Sand Ridge was hosted by Woodrow Ferrer Woodrow Ferrer Virginia MacQuade and Jacquelyn Sanders dined with William Clary Clara Mace is reported seriously ill at sister Ervin Channel s home in The Plains
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Ruth Varner
Dale Varner
Albert Jackson
Sand Ridge
Woodrow Ferrer
Virginia MacQuade
Jacquelyn Sanders
William Clary
Clara Mace
Ervin Channel
The
Plains
Lower Plains Personal Notes Chap Parents and Guests
Mr and Mrs Gary Oliver and Kenneth Langel of Pomeroy visited Sunday as guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Langel. Florence and Grace Dicken spent the weekend in Athens with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Porter Dicken. Mr and Mrs W E Dicken and Mrs Wendell Moore were guests Sunday of Mrs J R Dicken in Logan and Mrs Eva Smith in Carbon Hill. Mr and Mrs Floyd Potts and children from Nelsonville visited Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Levi Hale and Mr and Mrs Benton Potts. Mrs John Shaner of Millfield spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield. Mr and Mrs Frank Cook of Athens visited Sunday with the Cooks’ parents, Mr and Mrs F E Cook. Ralph Hysell, employed near Pomeroy, spent Sunday with his family in Lower Plagos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Plains
Gary Oliver
Kenneth Langel
Pomeroy
Clarence Langel
Florence
Grace Dicken
Athens
Porter Dicken
W. E. Dicken
Wendell Moore
J. R. Dicken
Logan
Eva Smith
Carbon Hill
Floyd Potts
Nelsonville
Levi Hale
Benton Potts
John Shaner
Millfield
Arthur Burchfield
Frank Cook
F. E. Cook
Ralph Hysell
Lower
Plagos
Chauncey Charity Dance Draws Large Crowd
Chauncey April 19 large crowd attends Chauncey-Dover Charities dance at Harvey Pavilion. Admission was a pound or more of food or groceries, with several bushels collected for Chauncey-Dover Schools to feed needy children. Mayor W D Hines chairs the planning committee. Harvey donated the pavilion. Rollister family provided music.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Charities
Harvey
Chauncey-Dover
Rollister
W. D Hines
Willing Workers Missionary Society meets Chauncey SDA Church
Mrs Woodrow Ferrer hosted the Willing Workers Missionary Society at her Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church home on April 19. Mrs John Leach led Bible study. two contests were led by the hostess. Members and five visitors attended, with plans to meet tonight at Mrs Enos Lockado's Mill Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Woodrow Ferrel
Willing Workers' Missionary Society of
Seventh Day Adventist Church
John Leach
Enos Lockado
Mill Street
Minnie Palmer
Luther Cruikshank
Donald Cunningham
Alva Karns
Wayne Hines
Henry le Master
Clarence Mullins
Woodrow Ferrer
Stella Cunningham
Iris Cunningham
Geneva and
Virgene Palmer
Ruth Cruikshank
Three New Members Enrolled in Martha Bible Class Meeting
The April gathering of the Martha Bible Class at the Church of Christ enrolled three new members Mrs. William Cole Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs. Viola Wade. Mrs. P. D. Hill presided as president and Olive Brookins led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Olive Brookins
P. D. Hill
F. E. Boudinot
Elizabeth Robinett
H. O. McDaniel
William Cole
Mabel Smith
Viola Wade
C. H. Boudinot
Daniel Fulton
G. C. Patton
L. L. Howard
Church Fellowship Night in Chauncey on April 21
Chauncey Church of Christ hosts Church Fellowship Night Thursday April 21 with Rev Miles Hoon in charge. Mrs Ralph Brown leads the program and Mrs Lee Schoonover chairs the social committee. Refreshments will be served in the social room.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Church
Bible School
Miles Hoon
Ralph Brown
Lee Schoonover
Martha Bible Class Meets at Millfield Church
Miss Olive Brookins hosted the Martha Bible Class gathering at her Millfield home on April 19. Mrs. P. D. Hill chaired the business session and devotions were led by Miss Brookins. Mrs. F. E. Boudinot and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett led discussions on Bible characters.
Omen Family Visits Brother in Ohio
John Omen and his sons from Bellaire Ohio visit Mr William Omen and family. The Omen family formerly lived in Millfield and are now traveling to reunite with relatives.
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John Omen
Bellaire
Ohio
Mr. Omen
William Omen
Omen
Millfield
Apart 40 Years Chauncey and Athens Women Revive Old Friendship
Mrs. Ezra J. Karns of Chauncey and Mrs. Ambrose Poston of Athens renewed their friendship during a visit Saturday. The two had been neighbors at Federal Creek more than four decades ago and had not seen each other since.
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Chauncey
Athens
Birthdays Honored For April 19 at Central and East Side Schools
Three students are celebrated today with birthday wishes. Betty Brooks Griswold, in second grade at Central School, Ada Burnsides, in fourth grade at Central, and Bobby Overmyer, in sixth grade at East Side School, are named as birthday children.
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Betty Brooks Griswold
Ada Burnside
Bobby Overmyer
East Side School
Make This Model at Home Sleeve Pattern 2328
A fashion feature by Anne Adams describes a sleeve with a slash showing the arm and tie ends, with optional shoulder chops and a scalloped diagonal seam. Pattern 2328 comes in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 44. yardage and lace requirements listed. catalog offer and ordering details for The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Local Families Share News Across Neighboring Towns
Jasper Hill Lew Slater moved his family to the Allen Ball farm. Sunday visitors included Earnest Howard Ambrose Kinnen J A Smith and family of Lodi Mr and Mrs George Rhodehaver of Hustleville. Elias Bails resumed school after measles absence and Miss Clody Smith improves from measles. Frank Nuzum of Belpre visited the area over the weekend. Miss Opal Fish and S E Evans were business visitors in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Slater
Jacksonville
Allen Ball Farm
J. A. Smith
Earnest Howard
Ambrose Kinnen
Lodi
George Rhodehaver
Hustleville
Daniel Koehler
Athens
Clarence
Raymond Bails
Helen Smith
Lottridge
Elias Bails
L. K. Niggemeyer
Lahmier Hunter
New England
Frank Nuzum
Belpre
Clody the Smith
Opal Fish
E. Evans
Ohio State honors 185 students on winter quarter roll
Columbus April 19 One hundred eighty five students in the college of agriculture at Ohio State University earned places on the honor roll for the winter quarter with a 3.0 average or higher. Dean Alfred Vivian announced the list which includes Athens resident Thomas C Pogter.
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Columbus
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Alfred Vivian
Athens
Thomas C. Pogter
Sacred African Lily Blooms in Athens Window Display
Mrs. H. L. Atkinson of Athens displays her rare sacred African lily in Lash's Drugstore window. The plant, a tall relative of the calla lily, bloomed for the first time in 10 to 12 years, emitting a strong odor in warm rooms. It stands about five feet tall and grew from a bulb from Mrs. F. Mitchell.
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Lash
H. L. Atkinson
Mint As A Versatile Spring and Summer Ingredient
Mint appears early in the season and lasts through summer, enhancing dishes from cabbage salad with lemon oil to tomatoes cucumbers and fruit cups. It offers mint syrup jelly sherbet and jelly molds, with practical tips for serving and preserving.
Clear Eyes for Spring Beauty Tips
A cheerful guide urges readers to greet spring with bright eyes. It advises eyelid care to avoid heaviness, proper oiling, and a gentle massage. Tips include mascara, lash curling, and self practice to achieve a lively, refreshed look.
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Continental Congress
Capital City
Circle
Banco
Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Dent
Charleston
W. Va
Mr. Dent
Lovey Dent
West Union Street
Hollie Williams
Barberton
Virgil Reeder
the Plains
Bernard Reeder
Herbert Reeder
Union
Roy Lee
East Stimson Avenue
Frank Everett
Alva
Amesville
Mac Bethel
Cleveland
Stitch and Chatter Sewing Club
Roy Pierce
May Avenue
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Billy Sprague
John R. Sprague
Arees Club
Ntonhe
Big Daylight
Shey
Playlet
G. O. P. Choice
Bessie
Baby Star
Bessie Love
Patricia
William Hawks
Los Angeles
Chauncey Charities
Faithful Circle
Chiefs Club
Chauncey Pythian Sisters
Lucy Surgeon
Fred Russell
Billy
Russell
Julia Mingus
Ernestine Mingus
J. R. Wade
Grant Hospital
C. E. Sanders
Pearl Snyder
Arthur Triplett
Edward
East Miilfield
Rutter
East Millfield
Alice White
Dc. H. Boudinet
Jerome Stevenson
Vienna
Mary Sams
Clarence Brown
Bible
Grover Patton
Viola Howard
Jasper Hill
Castoria
Isaac Wilson
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