National Honor Society Members Host Informal Spring Meeting
The National Honor Society of Athens High School held a monthly meeting at the Wyckoff home with Miss Vianna Roush, Mr. Harold Wyckoff, and Mr. Robert Dixon hosting. Marianna Bing sang, contests awarded Miss Christine Dailey and Miss Doris Morton, and light refreshments were served. The next gathering is scheduled for May 6 at Miss Virginia Knecht’s home with Miss Knecht, Miss Amy Mon, and Mr. Theodore Cowen as committee.
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National Honor Society
National Honor Society of Athens High School
Vianna Roush
Harold Wyckoff
Robert Dixon
Wyckoff
Iety
Marianna Bing
Christine Dailey
Doris Morton
Dixon
Roush
Beatrice Wyckoff
Marjorie Dixon
Mrs Nell Roach Hannan Visits Columbus Relatives
Mrs Nell Roach Hannan traveled to Columbus on Tuesday for a short visit with relatives.
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Nell Roach Hannan
Columbus
Business Woman's Club to Hold Important Thursday Meeting
The Business Woman's club schedules a crucial Thursday evening meeting at 7 in its club room to ensure full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's Club
Mrs Pickering Begins Visit Offset by Family Stops
Mrs. Joseph L. Pickering left Tuesday for a family visit. She spends the early portion in Youngstown with son Joseph Pickering Jr and daughter in law Anneth and their baby Joseph III. She will then travel to Sharpsville Pennsylvania to see son Joseph and the Picker ing and Perry families.
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Joseph L. Pickering
Youngstown
Anneth Pickering
Joseph III
Sharpsville, Pa
Joseph Pickering
Pickering and Perry
Training School PTA Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
The Training School Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 3 PM in the Training School auditorium. The program features Third grade group songs and Fourth grade folk dances. Dr James P Porter will speak on Adolescence. All parents and friends are invited.
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Ameting
Training School
Parent-Teacher Association
James P. Porter
Easter Guests Arrive at 136 North Congress Street
Mrs. Hannah Allen of Glouster and Mrs. William Crombie of Akron are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8 S. Carpenter at 136 North Congress Street over Easter. Mrs. Allen is the mother of Mrs. Carpenter and sister of Mrs. Crombie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Allen
Glouster
William Crombie
Akron
S. Carpent R
North Congress Street
Allen
Carpenter
Crombie
Home Missionary Society Meeting At Central Avenue M E Church
Airs. Frank Hamilton will host the Man's Home Missionary Society at Central Avenue M E Church Thursday evening at 7 30. Mite boxes will be opened.
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Frank Hamilton
Centralvenue
Man’s Home Missionary Society
Central Avenue M. E
Mrs W J Jones Visits Park En and Seattle Kin
Eugenia May Liston of Seattle arrives Tuesday for a several months visit with sister Mrs C H Swaim and family in Park En and other relatives. William Liston of Portsmouth plans to be in Park En for his daughter’s arrival at the Seahe home.
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W. J. Jones
Eugenia May Liston
Seattle
Wash
C. H. Swaim
Parken
Ww. Liston
Portsmouth
Seahe
Mrs Murphy to Host Friendship Needle Club Meeting
Mrs J M Murphy of White Hall will host the Friendship Needle Club Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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J. M. Murphy
White Hall
Friendship Needle Club
Mrs Floyd Bolinger Returns From Pennsboro Visit
Mrs G H Stephenson accompanied Mrs Floyd Bolinger 86 Sunny Side Drive home after a several days visit in Pennsboro West Virginia with her sister.
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Floyd Bolinger
Sunnyside Drive
Pennsboro
W. Va
G. H. Stephenson
Monthly Deborah class meeting at church parlors
The Deborah class of the Christian church will meet in the church parlors on Thursday at 7 PM. All women of the church are invited to attend.
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Deborah
The
Christian Church
Maccenas Club Discusses Women’s Voting Duty
The Maccenas club met Tuesday with Mrs J R Harvey at 15 West Washington. Mrs wis Fienup led as members opened with America the Beautiful. Mrs J H Reed presented a major paper on women’s privilege to vote.
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Maccenas Club
J. R. Harvey
West Washington Street
Wis Fienup
J. H. Reed
Addison Fryburger
Garfield Porter
E. D. Sayre
Southeast District of Women’s Federated Clubs
Maecenas
Harry Bennett
John Gross
H. A. Junod
E. W. Bingman
Raymond Drive
Child’s Conservation League Meets With Program Talk
The Child's Conservation League met Tuesday evening with Mrs. C. H. McCarty at 12 Mill Street. Miss Irma F. Voigt of Ohio University spoke on the Story's Life. Refreshments followed. list of guests included Mrs. Earl Marquis Mrs. Paul Keever Mrs. Clark Rice and Mrs. Harry Burne.
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Child’s League
Child’s Conservation League
C. H. McCarty
Mill Street
Irma FE. Voigt
Ohio University
Earl Marquis
Paul Keever
Clark Rice
Harry Burne
Bridge party hosted by Dr and Mrs Sprague
Dr and Mrs John R Sprague of 53 Morris Avenue entertained Tuesday night with five bridge tables in play. The high score trophies were awarded to Mr and Mrs Don Peden. Mrs Sprague plans a series of bridge gatherings continuing the second and subsequent Thursdays inviting a group of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Don Peden
Pilcher Family Visit Details Across Ohio Trip
Mrs. Roy Pilcher returned home today from a visit since Saturday with friends and relatives in Cincinnati and Hamilton. Easter was spent in Hamilton with her brother Charles Tillery. Mrs. Pilcher accompanied her father John Tillery, visiting here, as far as Cincinnati on his way to his home in London Kentucky.
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Roy Pilcher
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Charles Tillery
Mickle Family Returns from Caldwell Visit
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Mickle returned Tuesday from a visit in Caldwell with their son L. B. Mickle and family.
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I. F. Mickle
Caldwell
Mr. L
Columbus visitors visit Sprague family a week
Mrs. T. J. Tully and her two children Nellie Lou and Laura Anne from Columbus are spending a week with her father Mr. B. P. Sprague and his family.
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T. J. Tully
Nellie Lou
Laura Anne
Columbus
Lancaster Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist Opens Office
Dr. Ben H. Biddle, long time Sugar Grove physician, limits practice to eye ear nose and throat and opens an office in the Fairfield building of Lancaster where he will reside and practice.
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Ben H. Biddle
Sugar Grove
Fairfield
Lancaster
Matheny Addresses Athens Kiwanis on Bees and Boy Scouts
Dr W A Matheny spoke on The Story of the Bee and on Boy Scout camp plans at the Athens Kiwanis session in Windsor Tea Room Tuesday night. Attorney John J Woolley endorsed Boys Week and urged Rotary cooperation. The club backed a Boy Scout executive to be chosen by Washington Noble and Athens counties and planned travel to the Lancaster Inter-Cities meet on June 4 with Ohio University bands. G L Grayson sang two solos.
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W. A. Matheny
John J. Woolley
Athens Kiwanis Club
Windsor Tea Room
Dr. Matheny
Matheny
Attorney Woolley
Motary Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Washington
Noble
Monroe
Athens
Marietta
Inter
Lancaster
Glee Club
Band of
Ohio University
West State Street Cemetery
G. L. Grayson
Cleveland Ready to Merge Schools
Dr Robert E Vinson will be inaugurated as president of the Western Reserve College on October 16 17 and 18. A campaign to raise 20 000 000 for the consolidation of eight Cleveland colleges into one university will be launched. The eight institutions include Western Reserve Case School of Applied Sciences Cleveland School of Education Cleveland School of Art Cleveland Museum of Art Western Reserve Historical Society Museum Lakeside Hospital Maternity Hospital and Babies Hospital.
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Cleveland
Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve College
Western Reserve
Case School of Applied Sciences
Cleveland School of Education
Cleveland School of Art
Cleveland Museum of Art
Western Reserve Historical Society Museum
Lakeside Hospital
Maternity Hospital
Babies Hospital
Sacramento Wife Sues Husband Over Liquor In Bed
Mrs. Belle Ballentine of Sacramento files for divorce from G. A. Ballentine claiming he took his liquor to bed nightly and drank freely, and when she protested he told her to find a new bed. The suit highlights a dispute over alcohol in the marital home.
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Sacramento
Cali
Belle Ballentine
G. A. Ballentine
County camp plans to strengthen farm youth work in Athens
County Farm Agent R. M. Pavey advocates a four day summer camp for 156 boys and girls from 16 clubs in Athens county. Rotary and Kiwanis support and potential site at Coolville camp grounds are sought to unite club leaders and boost farm home life and agriculture interests this summer.
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Athens County
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs of
Athens
R. M. Pavey
Farm Bureau
Pavey
Coolville
Hospital Operations Highlight Local Patients
Mrs. Emmett Bridge of Gloucester had a major operation at Sheltering Arms hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Leslie Six of Chauncey underwent an appendectomy there Tuesday night. Miss Katherine Fellow of Marietta, Ohio University student, returns to class after treatment at the local hospital.
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Emmett Bridge
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Leslie Six
Chauncey
Katherine Fellow
Marietta
Ohio University
Deaths Funerals William Earich 62
William Earich aged 62 died suddenly at his Zanesville home. Born in Millfield he lived most of his life in Athens before moving to Zanesville three years ago to live with his sister Mrs E N Shaner. Burial will be in West Union street cemetery. His wife Hattie Woodworth preceded him in death. A brother Mr James Earich of Athens and a sister Mrs Emma Poston of New England survive.
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William Earich
Athens
Zanesville
West Union Street
Mr. Earich
Millfield
E. N. Shaner
Hattie Woodworth
James Fearich
Emma Poston
New England
Strassburger Leads Pinchot By Large Margin In Philadelphia
Complete unofficial results from Philadelphia wards show Ralph B. Strassburger, Norristown publisher, winning the delegate-at-large seat to the Republican National Convention by about seven to one over Governor Pinchot.
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Philadelphia
Ralph B. Strassburger
Norristown
Pinchot
Synthetic wood experiments at Syracuse college
Syracuse New York students at the New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University are testing synthetic wood production. The material resembles wall board and they foresee junk dealers gathering sawdust old boards furniture leaves twigs and boxes to convert into new lumber.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Advisors named to study Ohio school finances
State Director Ver non F. Riegel has formed an advisory committee of school heads and educators to tackle budget and tax issues. The group will meet soon to set priorities for next year including budgeting and teacher employment with members B. O. Skinner Marion?etta, J. F. Remiller Lancaster, and Frank J. Prout Sandusky.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vernon F. Riegel
B. O. Skinner
Marietta
J. F. Remiller
Lancaster
Frank J. Prout
Sandusky
Speakers to Air Oil Scandals in Ohio Dinner
In Columbus Ohio on April 23 former Attorney General Warren G. Harding guests at a testimonial dinner. Nearby U S Senator Hiram Johnson Republican presidential hopeful pledges to expose the oil case in its true light. Sponsors report strong ticket demand and a loudspeaker system to reach outside attendees.
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Columbuws
Warry M. Daugherty
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
California
Two Are Fined One Suspended in City Court Plea
Gist Oldfield was fined $25 and costs for intoxication with the fine suspended by Mayor Koons after a guilty plea. John Bolen, about 20, was fined $5 for reckless driving, arranged to pay, and released.
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Gist Oldfield
Koons
John Bolen
Woman sues for divorce after apple tree threat
Mrs Hester Chordas of St Clairsville Ohio alleges her husband Steve Chordas threatened to hang her from an apple tree and also threw plates in his restaurant with deadly accuracy.
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ST. Clairsville
Hester Chordas
Chordas
Steve
Enrollment Diversity at Tiltonville School
Principal J. H. Mullenix reports 549 pupils with more than 22 nationalities. Native born Americans account for under half the enrollment, including 100 Hungarians and only two Black students.
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Tiltonville
J. H. Mullenix
Now you can quickly end kidney troubles
An advertisement claims kidney poison effects such as backache and puffed eyelids require fast treatment. It promotes Dr Carey’s Marsh root Prescription 777 as the best medicine, available in liquid or tablet form for 75 cents at any druggist.
House rejects $300000 seed appropriation for Congress
Washington reports the House debated the free seed issue and rejected a proposed $300,000 allocation. The vote totaled 79 in favor and 16 against, ending plans to distribute free seeds next year.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Redtown Man Fined Heavily for Liquor Possession
Swande Henderson of Redtown pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and received a $700 fine plus costs in Magistrate Helwig's court. The raid on his Redtown home uncovered Canadian whiskey hidden behind a baseboard, including four quart bottles and two gallons in a jug, with indications of a larger stock previously. He was taken into custody Tuesday morning and released after paying.
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Helwig
Swande Henderson
Redtown
Athens
Henderson
Mariner
Siebert
Tragic express train crash near Bellinzona claims 21 lives
In Geneva on April 23 a collision of two excursion trains near Bellinzona killed at least 21 people and left many bodies burned beyond recognition hours after the wreck. Fire and rescue crews recovered the charred remains as investigators began assessing the disaster.
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Geneva
Bellinzona
Bootlegger King Faces Tie to Canton Case
In Columbus on April 23, Harry Bouklins, called king of Canton bootleggers, testified before Governor Donahey that he paid protection money to safety director KBF Curtis and, at his urging, helped plot to kill Rev. W. H. Longsworth. Curtis and associates faced demands for detainment. no action was taken.
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Columbus
C. C. Curtis
A. V. Donahey
Harry Bouklins
Canton
KB. F E. Curtis
W. H. Longsworth
First Congregational Church of
Curtis
Bovklins
Thomas F. Turner
Jas. T. Akerman
Donahey
Gotham Name Origin Ties to Nottinghamshire Town
The name Gotham was first used for a historic town in Nottinghamshire England. The text notes neglect of the teeth harms the body, reflecting a belief in dental decay’s broad health impact.
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Nottinghamshire
England
Birth of Emory Wallace Allen in Fisher
Mr and Mrs Emory W Allen of Fisher announce the birth of a son Emory Wallace born Tuesday April 22 in their home community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Musgrave
North Congress Street
Emory W. Allen
Fisher
Emory Wallace
Man Saves Wife in Nick of Time
A husband credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with saving his wife who was near starvation and unable to keep food down. He says she gained forty pounds after taking the preparation, which he claims clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract and related organs. The ad promises one dose to prove efficacy with money back.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
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Frank M. McKay
Logan
Meade Bowen
Mrs. McKay
James Ginnan
Ginnan
North
Congress Street
UR. Matheny
Kiwanis
Woolley
Civic Organizations of
Philly
Daugherty and
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
C. D. Shafer Co
Cray’s
Ll. L
J. D. Haskins
Security Savings Bank
Slingluff
Ryayola HK
Deal Barber Shop
Eversharp
Wahi
Richard
Cline Pharmacy Co
East State St
J. M. Cooley Company
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Pegdy Paige
Man
Wife
Excelall Auto Paint and Top Shop
P. E. Roush, Mgr
Second St
W.M. Cray
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