Society and Personal Mention Bridge Party At Country Club
Athens society notes detail a spring bridge party at the Athens Country Club hosted by Ms. FL Mee and Mrs. W H Logan with seven tables and top honors won by Mrs. T W Craig. The column also lists club meetings, prize winners, visits, and upcoming events across local social groups and churches.
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Country Club
Athens Country Club
FL. M.ee
W. H. Logan
T. W. Craig
Harry Beckley
J B. Swanson
P. E. Hixson
Hill Crest Inn
O. B. Stout
Middleport
Hixson
J. H. Boden
Walter Arick
H. 8. Vorkes
Home Yard Planting Demonstration At Jacoby Residence
About 30 people attended a home yard planting demonstration at Harry Jacoby’s residence in Jackville on Thursday afternoon. Victor Ries of Ohio State University directed the program, surveying the yard, outlining shrub placement around the house and lawn, and showing numbered stakes for catalog orders from Zanesville.
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Jackville
Victor Ries
Ohio State University
Jacoby Grounds
Ries
Jacobys
Zanesville
Jacoby
Chamber of Commerce
Mexican army advances into Sonora near Navojoa
The Mexican federal army on the west coast pushed into Sonora aiming to exploit a burned bridge north of Navojoa to force a battle after rebels retreated from Masiaca.
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West Coast
Sonora
Navojoa
Masiaca
Convention closes as Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs ends
Delegates to the thirty third annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs return home after closing activities in Dayton on April 26.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Grand Duke Michael of Russia Dies in London
Grand Duke Michael of Russia died at his Regent's Park home in London. He was a first cousin of former Tsar Nicholas II.
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Grand Duke
Michael of
Russia
Regent's Park
Nicholas II
Congressman McKeown Resemblance Sparks Conversation
A photograph shows Rep. Thomas D. McKeown of Oklahoma who bears a striking likeness to William Jennings Bryan. The caption notes the congressman’s resemblance draws discussion wherever he appears in Washington.
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William Jennings Bryan
White House
Washington
Bryan
Congress
Thomas D. McKeown
Oklahoma
Weiser Oil strikes big gas well at Crooksville
More gas struck at Crooksville by Weiser Oil and Gas Company of Sistersville West Virginia on the Asbury Cannon lease. The well is estimated at three million feet of gas. Serious injuries occurred when the plane crashed near the Municipal Airport five minutes after takeoff in a raging storm.
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Apri
Crooksville
Weiser Oil and Gas Company
Sistersville
W. Va
Asbury Cannon
Akron and Toledo clash in scattered crime briefs
Akron police resume search for clubber sought after assault in North Hill district. In Toledo three men attacked two women, leaving one in hospital. details unclear from fragmented report.
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Toledo
North Hill
Four Thousand in City For Annual Field Meet Of 14 High Schools
More than 4909 people gathered in Athens for the annual field meet and oratorical contest of the Athens County Athletic and Oratorical Association. Representatives from all 14 county high schools attended, with many friends in attendance. Schools statewide were dismissed by County Superintendent H R McVay as the event opened at 4 PM in Athena.
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Athens County Athletic and Oratorical Association
H. R. McVay
Athena
Alumni Memorial Auditorium Evening Report
An event begins at seven oclock with attendees required to report at forty six minutes past to the balcony on the second floor for seating and ushering.
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Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Wheat Crop Short Chicago Report in 17 Affected Areas
Wheat area reports show a short crop in 17 regions. Overall acreage totals 600 acres, compared with 142,397,008 acres in 1998 across these countries.
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Chicago
Hoover pledges beauty drive for nation
Washington April 1. President Hoover pledges to use his administration to beautify the nation with a series of national projects and public works. The aim is a more attractive and orderly landscape across cities and rural areas alike.
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Hoover
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