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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1932

Page

6

Illustrated Map and Relief Spark Interest in Grandmother Brown Book Review

Miss Nellie Van Vorhes hosted a Saturday afternoon meeting at 30 University Terrace. The program reviewed Grandmother Brown's One Hundred Years, tied to a $5,000 Atlantic Monthly prize. Miss Clara Weiher drew an Athens map from Grandmother Brown’s era, with a smaller map of the home grounds where Athens High School now stands.

Brown Nellie van Vorhes Pallas Club University Terrace Grandmother Brown Atlantic Monthly Mary Connett Clara Weiher Athens Mrs. Brown Athens High School

Missionary Society Holds Annual District Session at Logan

The first annual meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society North Group Chillicothe district met in Logan for an all day session Saturday. Officers include Mrs. David Cook Basil president and Mrs. John H. Dunlap Williamsport district president. District secretaries and speakers from Athens Lancaster McArthur Pleasantville and Cincinnati attended.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society North Group Chillicothe Logan Athens Hocking Fairfield David Cook Basil John H. Dunlap Williamsport Chilicothe J. A. Ludlow Cincinnati N. A. Vaughn Helen Lawson Launcaster Frances Coultrap McArthur G. H. Henry Pleasantville

Child Burned in Rubbish Fire Fatal to Betty Davis

In Xenia on April 25 Betty Davis, six, died from burns after her clothing caught fire from a rubbish blaze Saturday. Neighbor Mrs. Ella Cartwright tried to help and suffered burns to hands and arms.

Xenia Betty Davis Ella Cartwright

Fraternity Formal at Hotel Berry Saturday Night

Ta Kappa Epsilon held its spring formal at Hotel Berry with seventy couples attending. Paul Graham's orchestra provided music. Out of town guests included Jeroy Paul Edwin Paul Lewisburg and many others. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. D S Ingalis of Cleveland followed the event tonight at Hotel Berry from 6 50 to 7 30. All Athens and county residents invited.

Hotel Berry Ta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Paul Graham Lute Evans Roy CG Shirley Vincent Juké Jeroy Paul Edwin Paul Lewisburg Wiltora Mayers Massillon Nelson Harrig Lodi Arthur §Kinner Homervy Clarence Griffin Parkersburg W. Va Elwin O'Neil Waterford Dorothy Linninger Akron Jane Wood Cleveland Eulah Mossat Coshocton Jean Miller Wilkinsburg Frances Dennis West Jefferson Marian Nick Lucille Nick Eric Helen Wipert Bainbridge D. S. Ingalis Athens County

Athens Weekend From Daytona Beach Residents return for summer home

Dr and Mrs T R Biddle and Mrs Co L Poston depart Daytona Beach Florida by motor and plan to arrive in Athens Wednesday to open their Park Place home for summer. Mr B M Covert and Mr C C Millikan with Mrs Covert and Mrs Millikan travel to Parkersburg West Virginia Tuesday night for Zone 6 Ohio Optometric Association meeting where Covert serves as chairman and will preside.

T. R. Biddle Co. L. Poston Daytona Beach Florida Athens Park Place B. M. Covert C. C. Millikan Covert Millikan Parkersburg W. Va The Ohio Optometric Association

Miss Lorentz Delivers Senior Recital At Ohio U

Miss Louise Lorentz of Ohio University School of Music gave a polished senior recital in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. She performed Bach and Chopin with technical mastery, including Well Tempered Clavichord and Nocturne Op 7 No 1 and Etude Op 10 No 12, then impressed with MacDowell March Winds and Tango American. She earned a B S in Education and will receive B M in Music this June and is active in Sigma Alpha Iota and campus ensembles.

Louise Lorentz Ohio University School of Music Alumni Memorial Auditorium Lorentz C. C. Robinson Bach Chopin MacDowell Denissey la Cathedrale Engloutie Sigma Alpia Iota Ohio University Choir Women's Glee Alpha Gam Ita Miss Lorentz

Battles in Dixie in the Civil War memory from Ulom

Andrew W. Ullom recalls May days in Alabama and Tennessee campaigns with the 4th Ohio Cavalry and 19th Illinois. He describes retreats after picket captures at Athens, reinforcement arrivals, raiding rebels at Lavergne, and the Nashville area pursuit before Murfreesboro and Chickamauga.

Andrew W. Ulom Athens Andrew W. Ullom Stedman Mitchell Huntsville Turchen 4Th Ohio Cavalry 19Th Illinois Alabama Morgan Pittsburgh Bragg Louisville Buell Perryville Murfreesboro Tenn Army of Ohio Army of the Cumberland General Rosecrans Negley Nashville Pragg Lavergne Tennessee Franklin Murfreesboro Pike

Chick Raising Contest For Farm Youth Near Athens

An Athens feed store sponsors a contest for boys and girls under 18 to build the best chicken business. Five prizes from $1 to $5 will go to the top five flocks after twelve weeks. Winners announced Sept 1, 1952. The event aims to boost youth interest in poultry and provide farm training and possible summer income.

Athens

Flying fashions and aviatrix outfits dazzle in early spring

New York fashion notes describe yellow options with draped collars and shantung coats for quick city hops and longer flights. Flying wear emphasizes trousered wool skirts for pilots and passengers, with bespoke coats for short hops and chic touches like coral lace and bold buttons.

New York

Why Do You Like Life in Small Town

The Rev. Reed J. Downs of the Christian Church in Athens extols small town life for its friendly atmosphere close to nature and strong community. He praises democratic churches and neighborhood fellowship, hobbies like fishing, and the healthier social contacts for children away from city influences.

Reed J. Downs Christian Church Athens Downs

Pony Mailman Postmaster Seeks Information on 1876 Death

Postmaster Henry W. McKinstry of Sturgis South Dakota received a letter from the town asking for details about Charles P. Nolin a pony mail carrier killed by Indians in 1876 Nolin was born in Athens County about 80 years ago and was about 24 when slain He had worked as a pony mail carrier at Beatrice Nebraska A monument erected by the Black Hills Pioneers stands south of Sturgis for Nolin Readers with information are asked to contact McKinstry or Freeman F. Steele in Sturgis SD.

Henry W. McKinstry Sturgis South Dakota Charles P. Nolin Nolin Athens County Abont Society of the Black Hills Pioneers Beatrice Neb Mr. MccKinstry Freeman F. Steele

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C. O. Allen P. C. Carr Roxie Melsinger Burma S. S. Carpenter J. L. Pickering Wesleyan Service Guild Naomi Black Athens 1 Lucille Hunter Wilda Hunter Mildred Newman Fields South Lancaster Street Sheltering Arms Hospital Fields Sts Co Augusta Morse William Outterson Wayne Wingett Sheriff's Home West Washington Street J. E Carleton Pomeroy Carleton Mr. Wingett Cutterson First Christian Church Guild Evan Hamilton, Jr Middletown American Roller Mills Company Evan Hamilton Maple Street Pocahontas Lodge Red Men's Hall Joe Bardin Herper Saunders Ruth Giesen Ethel McEwen Mary Louise Wyatt Hazel McWilliams Phyllis Logan Ruth Lewis Marjorie Herdman Betty Easier Mary Margaret Graham Betty Miller Alma Acomb Lenora Wood Esther Shamel Kathryn Merchant Aldine Duncan Virgene Mace Virginia Hayes Arminta Morrison John Newcomb Parker Walker Merritt Preston Ralph Dalton Richard Imes Lloyd Kelley Paul Lewis Charles Dalton Harry Entwistle Hjalmar Olson Paul Jones Tom Kircher Warren Atkins John van Dyke Bobby Daggett Wilbur Perkins Eugene Cole Carl Beasley Franklin Calvin Maynard Aldrich Jess Larch Lee Barlow Betty Gladys Moore Allen Spaulding Katherine King Betty McClure Jimmy Roach Kermit Dieh Warren McClure Stephen Fuller Jack Fulton Arthur Nichola Ann Pickering Booth Tarkington Helyn Jones Aubrey Morris Mary E. Morton Louise Kempton Dick Corwin Ralph Wagner Robert Holdren the Security Bank Hotel Berry C. L. Jones Columbus Moter Ruth Jones Metropolitan Opera Ponselle Sisters Ponchielli J. K. Jolly Youngstown Child Conservation League Frank W. Cone Franklin Avenue Duty of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church W. L. Slutz South Congress Street Charles P. Kircher Canton V. C. Dent Josephine Kircher Mrs. Dent Lakewood Maecenas Literary Club Chamber of Commerce Frank T. Gibbs Eleanor Hazeltine Joanna Xenos Chicago Dixie Bragey Murfeesboro McCook Fenton Stone River Tullahoma Tennessee River Chattanooga Ohio Rosecrans Miladi Her Dawn Mirage Etter Athens Messenger Au Revoir Mamzelle Paris Ardanse
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