Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR Hosts April Meeting
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held an April meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with hostesses Mrs. Emmett Keenan Mrs. A Sloane Mrs. H L Jones Mrs. F E W Bush Mrs. Blanche Henry Mrs. O D Dailey and Mrs. Anna White. Regent Mrs. George S. Pilcher led the business session and Mrs. W R Phillips reported on the State Conference at Oxford March 6 to April 9 highlighting the Caroline Scott Harrison Memorial dormitory dedication at Miami University. Tea was served by hostesses during the social hour. Miss Louise Price resigned as national inspector of Girl Scout camps effective Oct 1 to pursue graduate work at Stanford University, after spending Easter with her mother Mrs. Anna K K Price. Price also has sister Mrs. Augusta K Bedilion of Marietta visiting the Marietta Times staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Chamber of Commerce
Emmett Keenan
A. ©. Sloane
H. L. Jones
EF. W. Bush
Blanche Henry
O. D. Dailey
Anna White
George S. Pilcher
W. R. Phillips
State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Oxford
Caroline Scott Harrison
Miami University
Louise Price
New York City
Leland Stanford University
Price
Anna KK. Price
East
Miss Blanche Howe Returns to West Liberty Faculty
Miss Blanche Howe on the West Virginia State Normal faculty returned Monday to duties after a visit since last Thursday with sister Miss Maude Howe of 14 Poplar Avenue. Also stopping at the home of Mr. George C. Lawson were Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Jones and children Evelyn and Lowell Huntington, W Va. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lawson and children Jack and Jane. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miller Columbus. Mr. Dwight Stout and son Dell of near Greenfield. Sunday visitors to the Lawsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Howe
West Virginia State Normal
West Liberty
Maude Howe
Poplar Avenue
K. W. Jones
Evelyn
Lowell
Huntington
W. Va
A. M. Lawson
Jack and
Jane
W. G. Miller
Columbus
Dwight Stout
Dell
Near Greenfield
George C. Lawson
Murray Visit Ends as Georgetown Couple Leaves
Mr and Mrs D G Murray of Georgetown JIl left Monday after a weekend visit with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs FE E LaBaw at 107 West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Murray
Georgetown
Jil
FE. E. LaBaw
West State Street
Miss Adrian Smith Spends Recess with Friends in Pittsburgh
Miss Adrian Smith of Jerseyville, a student at Ohio University, spent the last recess with friends in Pittsburgh, enjoying a brief campus break away from academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Smith
Jerseyville
Ohio University
Pittsburgh
Kilpatrick family returns from Easter recess
Mrs. John Kilpatrick and daughters Agnes and Marie Jean came back Monday from Elyria where they spent Easter recess with Mrs. Kilpatrick's brothers Art Jones and Carl Jones and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kilpatrick
Agnes
Marie Jean
Elyria
Art Jones
Carl Jones
Columbus visitor weighs Athens as new home
Mr. Everett Burchfield of Columbus was a Monday visitor in Athens and is contemplating locating in this city his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Burchfield
Columbus
Athens
Banfield Visits Dr Bean in Columbus Overnight
Zoe Ellen Banfield of Columbus spent Saturday through Monday visiting Dr. and Mrs. L G Bean at 30 Poplar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Ellen Banfield
Columbus
Mrs. L. G. Bean
Poplar Avenue
Easter visits and hospital convalescence noted
Mr and Mrs John Cross spent Easter Sunday in Logan visiting Mrs Cross's brother Mr F S Ted row of Nelsonville convalescing in the Cherrington Hospital from injuries in an accident. Mr Robert Welty and Mr Robert Fosselius students at Ohio University spent the Easter recess at their homes in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cross
Logan
F. S. Tedrow
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Welty
Robert Fosselius
Ohio University
Elyria
East Side PTA Fathers Meeting Set for Wednesday
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association holds a fathers meeting on Wednesday at 7 39 PM. Dr. Frank B Salisbury will speak on Movies to Wise Use of Leisure. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank
Salisbury
Local Visitors Spend Weekend With Cleveland Hosts
Mrs Iva Lunsford and Miss Fern Robinson visited Mr and Mrs Frank Norton in Lakewood Cleveland. Mr Ray Kenney Manual Arts teacher in Cincinnati spent his Faster vacation with his parents in Pleasanton. He came with his sister Mrs R Gilmore and children Richard and Shirley of Cincinnati. Kenney returned Sunday night while Gilmore and children stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Lunsford
Columbus
Fern Robinson
W. M. Davis
Frank Norton
Lakewood
Cleveland
Ray Kenney
Cincinnati
Wayne Kenney
Pleasanton
R. Gilmore
Richard and
Shirley
Kenney
Gilmore
Bryan party to tour Northern Indiana in three day trip
Mr Julian S Bryan arrives in Athens from New York City to join his father Dr E B Bryan president of Ohio University on a three day motor tour through Northern Indiana. They will depart for the trip today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian S. Bryan
Athens
New York City
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Indiana
Spragues Return From New York City Visit
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sprague returned from a visit to New York City where Doctor Sprague attended clinics at Bellevue Hospital and the New York Post-Graduate Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sprague
New York City
Doctor Sprague
Bellevue Hospital
New York Post
Death of Jessie Lee in Akron noted in telegram
Mrs. Thomas Littler received a telegram Monday reporting the death of her half brother Mr. Jessie Lee in Akron where he lived with his sister Mrs. W Engle. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Littler
Jessie Lee
Akron
W. ©. Engle
Russia restricts Easter tokens and coloring eggs
The government bans coloring Easter eggs and selling Easter tokens while people secretly produce their own supplies. Religious worship continues covertly, heightening tension and risk for dissidents opposing the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Jerusalem Faiths Observe Holidays Under Guard Patrols
In Jerusalem Jews and Muslims celebrate holidays concurrently with protected crowds. Machine suns stand at key main thoroughfares to deter violence and ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Separating church and state on the American plan
In 2004 the author notes that churches are filled and all religions may worship as they please or not at all. Belief is personal and separation of church and state has worked well thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Riday
Athens Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Horace Allen of Troy visited with her daughter Miss Amy Allen at Poplar Avenue, Carnegie Library staff, from Thursday to Monday. Mr and Mrs W Harvey and sons Dwight and Donald spent Easter in Barlow with Mr and Mrs B Harvey. Leo Strahl of Marietta, an Athens native who left 20 years ago, visited the area, father of Miss Routh Strahl and of Clarence Strahl, musicians in Ohio. Dr K Tinker of Columbus, former Athens physician, recovering at O G Tinker's home after a car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Allen
Troy
Miss Amy Allen
Carnegie Library
Poplar Avenue
W. Harvey
Dwight
Donald
Barlow
B. Harvey
Leo Strahl
Marietta
Athens
Routh Strahl
Youngstown
Clarence Strahl
Cleveland
K. Tinker
Columbus
O. G. Tinker
Lancaster Street
The Athens Messenger Road Book Available for Readers
The Athens Messenger presents an Automobile Road Book through the Washington Information Bureau. This illustrated compact guide covers highway routes, road rules, license regulations by state, an auto trail map, distance chart, parks and camp sites, and touring equipment. Priced at four cents with a postage and handling charge. Fill out and send the coupon now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
United States
Automobile Road Book Order From Washington Informant
Frederic J. Waskin of the Information Bureau in Washington DC offers the Automobile Road Book. Send four cents in coin or stamps for a copy, enclosed with the request. City Street State noted for mailing.
Grand and petit juries named for May term service
A grand jury venire of 14 and a petit jury venire of 25 were selected for the May term of Common Pleas Court by Ena M. Nelson Judge L G Wors tel and Sheriff William Williams. Due to many criminal cases from January, the grand jury will not meet until May 19. Read more names include L W Sanders Dover Township Elsie Underwood Trimble Township Constance Helwig Athens Thomas Noon Trimble Grace Sayre Trimble Clark Kinder Trimble Peart O Mace Waterloo F J Robinett Waterloo Charles Kuhns Ames Mrs Fred Runnion Troy William Feutch Bern John Kilpatrick Athens Cydnor Riley Alexander Dora Barth Troy Christopher Graham York Robert Beckley York Dorothy Covert York Thomas Rh Hamilton Dover Fred Dorr Canaan Mrs C V Hester Waterloo CC I Starr Athens George Dishong York Mrs Garfield Grimes Dover CC I Jones Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Ena M. Nelson
L. G. Worstell
William Williams
L. W. Sanders
Dover Township
Elsie Underwood
Trimble Township
Constance Helwig
Athens
Thomas Noon
Grace Sayre
Clark Kinder
Peart O
Mace
Waterloo Township
F. J. Robinett
Charles Kuhns
Ames Township
Fred Runnion
Troy Township
William Feutch
Bern Township
John Kilpatrick
Cydnor Riley
Alexander Township
Dora Barth
Christopher Graham
York Township
Robert Beckley
Dorothy Covert
Thomas Rh. Hamilton
Fred Dorr
Canaan Township
Wise returns as athletic director at West High School
Mr Harold Wise resumes duties as athletic director at West High School Columbus. He accompanied Mrs Wise and their daughter Martha Jo on an Easter visit to Martha Jo’s grandparents, Mr and Mrs C H Porter at 67 West Washington Street, where the family continues their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wise
West High School
Columbus
Wise
Martha Jo
C. H. Porter
West Washington Street
Orthodox Greek Church Story Continues on Page Four
A continued feature on the Orthodox Greek Church appears on page four, with further details to follow beyond the initial report. The article outlines church history, community impact, and upcoming events of interest to parishioners and regional observers.
Divorce Decrees and Custody Granted in Local Court
Saturday afternoon Judge Worsieli granted several divorces and custody orders. Annie Spires received custody and child support of her minor children from Evan Spires. Lucile Rodgers became Lucile Bolin after divorce. Edna McLeod and Dorothy Eleanor Pickering also obtained divorces. Thomas Burley was fined 15 dollars and costs for disturbing a lawful assemblage after a failed new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsieli
Cree
Annie Spires
Evan Spires
Lucile Rodgers
Lucile Bolin
Danie Rose
Fred Rodgers
Edna McLeod
Egra MccLeod
Dorothy Eleanor Pickering
Lester Jennines Pickering
Worstell
Thomas Burley
Burley
Hoover Vetoes Commemorative Coins For Gadsden Purchase
President Hoover condemned the growing practice of issuing commemorative coins in a veto message to the House. He refused to sign legislation authorizing silver half dollars for the 175th anniversary of the Gadsden Purchase, insisting the monetary system serve defined purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
House
Gadsden
Prohibition Poll Disputed by Board of Temperance
The Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals attacked The Literary Digest poll showing wet bias. Floyd Nott cited 47.91 percent of votes from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Illinois and Connecticut, states with 28.58 percent of the population. Five dry states Texas North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee and Georgia cast 30 percent of votes though they hold 13.79 percent of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Literary Digest
Methodist Board of Termperance
Prohibition and Public Morals
Floyd Nott
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ilinois
Connecticut
Neff
Texas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Georgia
Enis
Deborah Class Monthly Meeting Notice
Deborah Class of the Christian Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at 7 23 o clock at the home of Mrs H Chatley 64 North Congress Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Class
The
Christian Church
Regnlas
O'Cloek
Bh. Chatley
North
Congress Street
Moone's Emerald Ointment Promises Quick Foot Relief
A bold claim promotes Moone's Emerald Ointment as a powerful penetrating remedy for painful feet and varicose veins. The ad guarantees a full refund if pain, soreness, or odors persist, urging readers to try the product despite prior failures. Druggists stock it widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Boy and Grandmother Die After Baseball Injury
Two mourners held joint funeral rites in Mt. Vernon Texas for J Stant Campbell 17 who died after being struck on the head by a pitched baseball during a game at Purely hear Saturday and for Mrs J Stant Davis 82 who died from shock following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Tex
J. Stant Campbell
J. Stant Davia
Supreme Court to Review Russian Fleet Claim Against U S
Washington April 21 A Supreme Court review was granted on a claim by the Russian Volunteer Fleet Corporation seeking recovery from the United States for property seized during war. The case hinges on wartime actions and U S diplomatic non recognition of Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russian Volunteer Fleet Corporation
United States
Russia
Supreme Court
Safe dependable feminine hygiene product promotion
Doctor's guarded secret told after 28 years of use in offices and hospitals. Mu-col is claimed to stop germs in female organs with ten-fold strength and four doses, allegedly safer than polonon suppositories or carbolic acids. It purports to ease pain, prevent trouble, and improve periods, odor, and comfort. directions on package.
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Selz Shoes
Big Daylight
Chas, C. Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Incorporated
Holy Sepulchre
Frederic J. Waskin
the Athens Messenger
Information Bureau
Washington, DC
Orthodox Greek Church
Sein
Ordinance OF the United States Public Health
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Catherion Barlow
Lee
Mary Nelsom
Olive Baughman
A. ES. Dutton
Tensie Wolf
Trimbie
Owen Lemmon
Rome
Burt Stout
Parker Snyder
Watroe
J. A. Richards
Bert Pkpetitt
Trim
Myra
Gertrude Pride
Trimble
John Mourn
Etta T
OR. Snell
Berry
S&s
Asphodéle
Asphodele
Leatheric
Gardenia
Gline Pharmacy Ca
Westinghouse
Great Westinghouse Laboratories
Westinghouse Laboratories
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Parker Bros. Music CO
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