Central Avenue Bishop class hosts woman friendly evening
The Bishop class of Central Avenue M. E. church entertained eighteen members and twenty visitors with talks readings and a picnic supper in the church basement Tuesday. Proceeds from a charity card party at the Elks club rooms totaling ninety one dollars will go to the Athens County Red Cross for relief work.
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Central Avenue
M. E
Wintermute
Dwight Antle
Hughes
Porter
D. J. Jones
Elks Club
Athens County Red Cross
W. A. Carpenter
J. J. Sisler
Dow Grones
L. V Brown
A i W Wells
W. E. Moler
FP. X. Rauch
C.L. Jones
F. L. Preston
A. B. Roe
T. W. Craig
Ralph P. Jennings
Hal W. Murphy
Oscar Fulton
A. C. Russi
J. L. Edmundson
G.L. Fenzel
Victor Pierce
James Ginnan
Mary Collins
Athens Book and News
Slingluff's
Logans Book
Cline’s
McKee Drug Co
Gibson Pharmacy
F. J. Preston Co
D. Zenner Co
S. L. C. Anniversary Held at Hoover Home
The Social Literary club marked its eleventh anniversary at Mrs. T. N. Hoover’s Hoover Farmwood Place with an afternoon meeting featuring an officer election and a talk by Mrs. E. D Sayre on federation work. Evening events included a six o’clock dinner for members and husbands and games music and conversation.
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Hoover Home
T. N. Hoover
Filmwood Place
E. D Sayre
Southeast District of Womens Federated Clubs
M. D. Hughes
M. M. Kerr
Needle club hosts and society notes from Morris Avenue
Mrs Sprague hosted the Tuesday needle club with nine members and guests. Prizes went to Mrs S M Johnson. Marion Sprague gave piano solos. Officers were elected including Mrs H W Grover as president and Mrs W E Clark as vice president. influenza kept Dr H T Lee at home. Mrs Henry visited Kirksville. Current Events meets Friday at 7 with Mrs Williams due to Womans Music club.
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Mra
Wiley Sprague
Morris Avenue
Tuesday Needle Club
S. M. Johnson
Marion Sprague
James Day
H. W. Grover
W. E. Clark
L. W Russell
Dasa Long
William Williams
Franklin Avenue
Womans Music Club
Dean Voigt Speaks On The Superior Girl To Athens Scouts
Irma E. Voigt dean of women at Ohio University addressed a large audience of Girl Scouts of Athens and their mothers at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Her talk on The Superior Girl impressed listeners with broad views and inspired the group attending the regular meeting.
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Dean Voigt
Girl Scouts
Athens
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
The
Presbyterian Church
Conflicting Divorce Laws Spark Bigamy Puzzle
Herbert Thornton Andrews a New York broker wed Edna Esther Tatnall in Connecticut while already married, then returned to New Jersey where the marriage was deemed unconsummated. Courts spared him bigamy charges but sentenced him for misappropriation of funds, highlighting thirteen states with clashing marriage laws.
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Herbert Thornton Andrews
New York
Edna Sther Tamnali
U.S
Thornton
Miss Tatnall
Connecticut
New Jersey
Edna Esther Tatnall
Athens Girl Scouts mark fourth anniversary with dinner
Three girl scout troops operate in Athens as the movement gains traction matching Boy Scouts. A Saturday dinner for 140 attendees advanced membership plans while Dean Irma Voigt spoke. Scouts pledge truthfulness loyalty and other virtues under national leader Herbert Hoover. They promote thrift stamps and liberty bonds. An automobile show offers a rare chance to ride in cars for some who only see them in funerals.
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Athens
Boy Scouts Organization
Girl Scouts
Irma Voigt
Girl Scout
Boy Scout Organization
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Local notices of moves and visits across Union County
East Millfield L. and Thompson family moved to Union County to live last Wednesday. Jess Jewell and family relocated to McArthur last Friday. Mr. Jewell will work at the brick plant there. E. Dean returned from West Virginia. Don Chadwell and family moved from Athens to his farm here last Wednesday. Miss Mary Glaney of Jacksonville visited her parents here. Eben Gillespie sold pigs to a Logan area buyer last week. Several residents reported illnesses and visits, including Mrs. James Campbell, M. A. Howard and two sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pettit. References to church services at Carpenter and Union, with Rev. Strickland preaching. Numerous trips to Athens, Nelsonville, Atlantic City, and Haydenville noted. William Swett sold his mercantile business stake to Arch Caster. the Casters moved into the vacated home. Continuous minor health issues and a hiccough attack on Dr. Allen of Athens. Various family visits and relocations through the week are listed.
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L. & Thompson
Union County
Jess Jewell
McArthur
Jewell
E. Dean
West Virginia
Don Chadwell
Athens
Mary Glaney
Jacksonville
Eben Gillespie
Logan
Ralph Guerra
James Campbell
Roy Keplar
Nelsonville
Mr. Vargo
Tony
Atlantic City
Millard Simpson
Joe Clay
M. A. Howard
iCasier
Vr. C. Jewell
Dr. Allen
B.C. Schwan
Samuel Tewksbury
Albany
Mia
Libbie Reeves
Helen Caster
Dyesville
Carl Caster
W. H. Hampton
Athena
J. ©. Gorby
Mr. Marshall
Athens County
A. L. Tewsbury
Armstead Mace
Raymond Holcomb
George Collins
Lenore
Hollis
Mr. Collins
Columbia Hospital
Mor timer McKnight at 7th birthday celebration
Relatives gathered Friday March 10 to celebrate Mor timer McKnight's seventh birthday. The family notes his health is improving. Golda Dailey is helping Mrs Chas Daily during Mr Bobo's illness. Rev Thompson serves as state director.
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Mortimer McKnight
Golda Dailey
Chas
Bobo
Rev. Thompson
Washington sct introduces radio clauses in physics depart
The article notes the Washington school district opening radio clauses in the physics department. Students receive padiograms from the Bureau of Standards. Dr fedrick leads the program. Mary Elizabeth Martin a 16 year old student acts as secretary and operates a miniature receiving net under her hat.
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Washington Sct
Bureau of Standards
Fedrick
Mary Elizabeth Martin
Dr. Hedrick
Washington, D. C
Mary Ellisbeth Martin
Lodge Notes From Marshfield Masonic Meeting
The Union correspondent reports on a recent Marshfield Masonic gathering with a joking soap sandwich gift and a list of attendees from nearby towns. Local rail service praise comes from B and O agent F J Shannon for a new convenient driveway. A mishap tale follows about Leslie Bryson’s missing pocketbook and gas woes. The Sons of Rest charter opens with five pins required for membership.
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Union
Sherman
Ferguson
F. J. Shannon
Masonic Lodge
Rev. Stines
Carbondale
Geo
Frank
Mr. Woodhouse
Trimble
Finley Pidcock
Athens
H. V. Karr
Parkersburg
M. J. Sherman
Leslie Bryson
Lubrig Collieries Co
Lubrig
Charlie Pitzer
Leslie
The
Sons of Rest
New Motion Picture Camera Captures Long Range Shots
A motion picture camera with a long range lens is produced that photographs at distances from 799 to 20 000 yards.
Flood Threat Repeats Hit Hocking River Rise in Ohio Valley
Heavy rains pushed the Hocking River toward flood levels similar to December as gauges showed 19 feet at East Bridge and rising pace of four inches per hour. Rock Bridge to Chauncey logged fast increases while towns like Athens reported three feet of inundation on West Union Street. No homes confirmed flooded as lowlands submerged.
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Hocking
East Bridge
Rock Bridge
Chauncey
Athens
Margaret's Creek
Albany
Normel
Sunday
Glouster
Hocking Valley
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Ohio
Harris Fails to Reach City Forum Amid Weather
High water south of Lanaste delays secretary Harris and prevents attendance by Athens Chamber of Commerce members at the luncheon. Robert Harris, secretary of Governor Davis, reports by telephone that road conditions forced a return to Columbus. David H. Moore discusses the disarmament conference and urges telegrams to state senators to push ratification of the four power Pacific pact.
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Lanaste
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Robert Harris
Davis
Harris
Athena
Lancaster
Columbus
David H. Moore
Washington
Independence Hall
Senate
Coal miners accuse operators of profiteering in meeting
In New York on March 15 the miners representatives told the conference that anthracite coal operators are profiteering based on the current high coal prices. The statement came as the conference of the genial committee of anthracite coal miners and operators convened this afternoon.
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New York
Paria Labs Produce Rubles That Look Perfect
In Paria laboratories, rubles were produced with flawless appearance, matching all known tests. The operation yielded currency-like notes indistinguishable from genuine money, raising concerns about counterfeiting and security.
Birth of Alice Brady’s son follows divorce
ALCE BRADY MOTHER AT VERNON M T. VERNON, MAR 14 A son was born to Alice Brady as shown by a birth certificate filed today The mother is divorced from James L Crane son of Dr. Frank Crane the writer and actor James L Crane.
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M T. Vernon
SN. Y
Alice Brady
Miss Brady
James L. Crane
Frank Crane
Ratification of Pacific treaty seen assured by week end
Washington March 16 leaders from both sides reached an agreement making the ratification of the four power Pacific treaty appear assured by the end of next week. The accord follows days of negotiations involving key officials and diplomats. The move aims to solidify postwar security commitments among major powers.
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Washington
Mar
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