Athens society notes and local outings summary
Athens residents hear Bible class program at Mrs Grones home. A Country Club dance hosts fifty guests with Mr and Mrs Rauch as hosts. Neighbors bid farewell to Electa Marsh and her son Edward as they prepare to move to Sacramento. Hazel Wisenburgh recovers from surgery in Detroit while Mrs Hudkins suffers a sprained ankle and Miss Bessie White returns from a Columbus convention banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Grones
Emma White
N. E. Mills
Presbyterian Church
Grones
Maplewood Drive
C. M. Rice
F. E. Goldsberry
H. D. Henry
Frank X. Rauch
Electa Marsh
West
Washington Street
Edward Marsh
Sacramento
Calif
Marsh
Athens
St. Joseph
Bessie White
Columbus
Neil House
Local residents and visitors make regional moves
Mrs. Guy Burkett of Tennessee travels to Alabama to settle there with her husband’s family. Other notes list C O McClannahan’s Columbus trip on business, Raymond Dorn’s banking errands in Athens, W D Robinson’s business visit to New Marshfield, Pearl Shaullis and Seaman Wu hosting visitors, L L Faris visiting his son, Wilma Shannel visiting Steubenville aunt, and W F Copeland with Ohio University alumni secretary in Cleveland for a meeting, with return planned by Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Burkett
Tennessee
Newton Russell
New Marshfield
Bertha Burkett
Alabama
Pearl Shaullis
Athens
W. F. Copeland
Clark Williams
Cleveland
Ohio University
Hatch family to attend Hamden senior play this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Hatch will be in Hamden this evening to watch the senior high school play directed by their daughter Frances Hatch, who teaches at the high school.
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Henry A. Hatch
Hamden
Frances Hatch
Pallas Club to Meet at Ash Residence Saturday
The Pallas club will convene at 2 30 Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs Isaac E Ash located at 50 Sunnyside drive.
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Pallas Club
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Athens Telephone Chief Is Honored At Ohio Convention
C L Jones of Athens was elected president of the Ohio Independent Telephone association at its largest convention, with over 700 members registered. Jones, manager of Athens County Home Telephone, spoke alongside John Cable and others as a banquet and dance closed the day and a traffic conference was scheduled for this morning. The association includes more than 500 independent telephone companies.
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Columbus
C. L. Jones
Athens
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Jones
Athens County Home Telephone Company
New House
John Cable
Lima
B. Russell
Marion
George B. Quatman
Sidney
John Collins
Logan
Phillips Brooks to Be Sermon Topic at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. A. Y. Wilcox will give next Sunday morning’s sermon at the Presbyterian church on Phillips Brooks. He will discuss Brooks' personality, power for good in both England and America, and his lasting influence on Christian teachers and ministers.
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Phillips Brooks
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Doctor Wilcox
Brooks
England
America
Six Athens High Students Enter State Declamation Contest
Six Athens High School students will compete in the state declamation contest under the Ohio council of churches. The speeches focus on world peace. Contestants include John Alden, Olive Carpenter, Virginia Larimer, Reba Shaffer, Fanny Davidson, and Mary Elizabeth Hughes. The local event likely May 2 at the Methodist church with Miss Kathryn Spencer in charge.
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Athens High School
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
John Alden
Olive Carpenter
Virginia Larimer
Reba Shaffer
Fanny Davidson
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Methodist Church
Katheryn Spencer
Athens High
Beulah Park Booth Orator to Face Trial Tonight
Lloyd Thompson, an orator at a Beulah Park betting booth in Columbus, is to be tried tonight before Mayor John C. Felton of Grove City on charges of violating anti gambling laws.
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Columbus
Lloyd Thompson
Beulah Park Racetrack
John C. Felton
Grove City
End Bunion Pain Forever With Emerald Oil
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy to reduce inflamed and swollen toe joints. Claims two-ounce bottle lasts long and offers money back if not satisfied. Also promotes use for swollen or varicose veins with night and morning application.
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Moone
Civil cases entered in court by two firms yesterday
Two civil cases were entered in the court of Magistrate Pearl W Helwig. M Oppenheimer a Pittsburgh wholesale clothing concern sued Johnston Beverage company Athens owner of a chain of mine stores including locations at Pos ton Glouster and Congo for 175 83. Ohio Valley Paper company Huntington sued Fair store Athens for merchandise sold amounting to 13 16.
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Pearl W. Helwig
M. Oppenheimer
Pittsburgh
Johnston Beverage Company
Athens
Poston, Glouster
Congo
Ohio Valley Paper Company
Huntington
Fair
Ohio Wesleyan Wins State Glee Contest Over Ohio Girls
Ohio university women's glee club directed by Mrs. Margaret Benedict lost to Ohio Wesleyan at the state contest held in Springfield last night. One judge awarded first place to Ohio Wesleyan. the Ohio group had previously won top honors last year.
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Ohio University Women's Glee Club
Springfield
Athens
Margaret Benedict
Ohio Wesleyan
Athens child struck by auto near home injures leg
Marjorie Moler age 5 ran from behind a parked truck and was hit by an Essex coach driven by Paul Saylor age 14 in front of her home at about 6 pm. She suffered a fractured right femur and head bruises and was taken to Holzer hospital in Gallipolis resting comfortably today. Witnesses say she darted out to call her sister and the car stopped quickly.
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Marjorie Moler
Frank Moler
East State Street
Essex
Paul Saylor
Roy Saylor
Grosvenor Street
D. H. Biddle
J. L. Henry
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Studebaker Motor Car Company
Huntington
W. Va
Harvest Failure Triggers Mass Dismissals in Soviet Russia
A Soviet survey shows harvest failure bringing hard times. Wholesale dismissals of government employees are underway to cut expenditures.
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Moscow
Russia
Visit Ends in Athens for Mrs Eva Crapo
Mrs Eva Crapo 54 on a visit to Athens died of a heart attack at her daughter Mire Newell Smiths home. She had been staying several days with the Smith family, and the body was removed to Jagers Undertaking Parlors. Funeral services and burial are planned in Wellington.
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Athens
Eva Crap
Mire
Newell Smith
Oak Street
Smit
Ohio University
Crapo
Smith
Jagers
Wellington
Ohio Gasoline Tax Reaches $861040.90 in March
The state tax commission reports an Ohio gasoline tax of 861040.90 dollars for March. The levy is two cents per gallon on 43052045 gallons sold statewide last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Ohio
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6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
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Schultz News Agency
Robert Hudkins
C. B. Wisenburgh
Mrs. Wisenburgh
Hazel Pennybaker
Detroit
C. O. McClannahan
Raymond Dorn
New Marshfield State Bank
W. D. Robinson
L. L. Faris
Lynchburg
Seaman Wu. Faris
Wilma Shannel
J. O. McElroy
Steubenville
Are Reverens Geng Austin
Victor
Victor Licur Orgra
Cossack
Licar Orgra Company
Fox
Groncr Osen
Jack Chapman
Vices
Chas, C. Millikan
Masonic Building
Featuring
Crepe Romain
Style Shop
Glee Club
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Ings
Maynard, Haynes
Remington and
Stodart
Oses
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Building
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Cannon
Cotton Lisle
Phoenix
F. L. Preston Co
BIG Daylight
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