Mrs S N Hobson Celebrates Ninety First Birthday
Mrs S N Hobson, the oldest resident of Athens, asserts the United States has no business in China or Nicaragua as she marks her 91st birthday. A Quaker with roots to William Penn, she reflects on foreign policy, the filibusters of state and national legislatures, and her civic life with the Pallas Woman's Club.
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S. N. Hobson
Pallas Club
Athens
Planear
Hobson
Shere- Athens
Porter
Marie
Wey
Mra
William Penn
Allyway
The
Wert
Sue
William the Conqueror
Ohio
Holt
Iison
Eng- Athens
New Lis
Columbiana County
United States
China
Nicaragua
Pallas Clu
Setore
Boeing
Exhibition of Eighteen Valuable Paintings Arrives at University
A collection of eighteen valuable paintings loaned from the Metropolitan Museum of New York will be exhibited in the Ling Arts Building at Ohio University for ten days beginning May 2. Admission is free. Miss Marie Louise Stahl head of the art department notes the show will be open to schoolchildren with teachers but not in large groups. The exhibit includes works by Leighton and other noted artists and is expected to attract wide attention from critics and the public.
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Metropolitan Museum of New York
Ohty University
University
Ling Arts
Marie Louise [Stahl
College of Arts
Sir Joulu
Hoppner
Sir Hearn
Ohio University Orchestra Makes First Public Appearance
The Ohio University Orchestra will make its first public appearance this year with about forty members directed by W. Ingerhani, violin associate. The ensemble will perform a home concert and additional rehearsals are planned for the faculty and students.
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Ohio University Orchestra
Ohio Univer
W. Ingerhani
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Durin
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Flood Relief Funds Sought By Athens County Chapter
A telegram to M. Gill, chairman, requests citizens' donations to the Red Cross Mississippi food relief fund. Athens National Bank and Bank of Athena to receive deposits. the chapter will meet to plan aid for flood sufferers. President Coolidge calls for rapid, generous giving as 75,000 homeless seek emergency care.
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Cimzens O
Athens County
Red Cross
Mississippi Food Relief Fund
M. Gill
James L. Feiser
Washington
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athena
Loc
Coolidge
Profle
Catholics in America fund drive total revealed in New York
A New York report shows a large national Catholic fundraising effort, with figures approaching a million in contributions. The piece notes a Sunday drive and linked groups and pledges to support a broadfare program led by a religious association.
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America
East West
New York
Ny York
Catha
Omni Pation
Ibeen
Jolie Burenes
Mothers Honored in Yearly Feature at Local Paper
A local editor highlights Mrs. William Jordan and other mothers in a Mother's Day feature. The piece notes Mrs. Jordan, 59, Circle HH, with fifteen children, eleven living, prompting questions about family size compared to the valley.
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William Jordan
Circle HH
Iny Valley
Mont Ok
Man in Glouster Fined on Liquor Charge in Court
Benjamin Miller of Glouster was fined 200 plus costs in probate court after Friday night arrest by federal and state officers and a guilty plea. Peter Gibbs of Glouster also arrested. Gibbs faces charges of possessing and selling intoxicating liquor and will be tried next Wednesday before Judge Mrs. Jank Gibbs. The raid, led by Judge H. T. Phillips and officials including H. A. Sines, deputy Yates, and deputy Seiber, targeted a building owned by Gibbs housing a restaurant and poolroom run by Miller.
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Glouster
Federal
Atate
Miller
Peter Gibbs
Grousier
Gibb
Jank Gibbs
Lily Nell M. Johnnson
Lend
Columbuus
C. €. Barker
H. T. Phillips
H. A. Sines
J. Cy Yates
H. A. Seiber
Sines
Gibbs
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry North held at home
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry North who died Thursday at her Spring street home will be conducted at 2 this afternoon by Rev. Selah Weatherby at her brother Herb E. Lent’s residence 18 Clark street. Burial follows in Hebbardsville cemetery with First Methodist Church young married people’s class assisting as pallbearers and singing.
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Harry North
Spring Street
Herb E. Lent
Clark Street
Selah Weatherby
Hebbardsville
First Methodist Church
Nelsonville Club Hosts Benefit Bridge Among Local Guests
Thirteen tables filled for a benefit bridge at the American Legion home. Prizes went to Mrs Will-Louise and Mrs Joan Zeller Jr with trophies awarded to top players. Guests included Mrs Alva Tolinson and daughter and relatives from Chillicothe and Columbus.
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W. BR
Homie Hyron E
Ae Sesan
TH. Figgins
Eugene Metlinger
Columbus
Harve Lines
Alev Nelson
Pommcaine
Peoman
Alva Tolinson
Will-Louise
Jim Mills
Joan Zeller
Chillicothe
Janes Downig Guests of Mr and Mrs Robs and Son
Mr and Mrs Robs host Mr and Mrs Janes Downig at their Raceland Ey home. The gathering includes Al and their son, with informal plans noted and hospitality extended for the visit.
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Janes Downig
Raceland
Mr. and
Dire
Robs
al and Son
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