Honor Society initiates new Phi Beta Kappa chapter
The Ohio University Lambda chapter, the 114th Phi Beta Kappa, held installation in the Presbyterian Church with Dr. Thwing as master of ceremonies. Thirteen students and fourteen alumni were initiated, with Bishop Earl Cranston among the notable inductees and a banquet following the ceremony.
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United Chapters
Fhi Beta Kappa
Presbyterian Church
Lambda
Ohio University
Charles Franklin Thwing
Western Reserve University
John A. Hess
Vean Edwin Watts Chubb
University
Earl Cranston
The
Methodist Church
Phi Deta Kappa
Bishop Cranston
Thwing
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
John Marshall
Madison
Thomas Hustey
John Stewart Mill
Herbert Spencer
Charles Darwin
Nitiates
Ioral
Phi Beta Kappa
Mimer Burritt Bryan
Indiana University
Welconia
Sir Bryan
Ft. Watk
Peop
Br. Bryan
William and Mary College
Virginia
William and Mary
Justic
Supreme Court
Albert Algernon Atkinson
Athens
John Harrie Beveridge
Omaha
Nebraska
New Richmond
Rhys David Evans
Akron
William Thomas Morgan
Bloomington
Indiana
Robert Lee
Alumni Initiation List Reveals Attendees and Absentees
A readout of alumni and student initiates lists numerous names and hometowns across the United States including Minneapolis Columbus New York City and Athens. Three alumni unable to attend ceremonies will be initiated in other chapters while a host of students from Steubenville Athens Cleveland and other towns are listed as initiated.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Leonard Blaine Nice
Columbus
Winitree Vanderbilt Richmond
Washington D. C
Reed Philips Rose
New York City
George B. Spray
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Oscar Clementine
West Falls Church
Virginia
Hiram Roy Wilson
Athens
Herman Hickman Young
Bloomington
Indiana
William Eliah Alderman
Belair
Wisconsin
Thomas Alfred Jones
Ernest Brown Skinner
Madison
Hailstones Size of Baseballs Hit New Lexington
Howard King and Owen Bailey lumber dealers report a hailstorm Thursday near Deaver Town. Hail stones measured seven inches and resembled baseballs as the men sheltered under a wagon. The 15 minute bombardment damaged hundreds of auto tops and caused other wreckage.
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New Lexington
Apri
Howard King
Owen Bailey
Deaverstown
Charles S. Fish To Speak Here Sunday
Charles S. Fish of Boston Massachusetts will address Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church. Dr A Wilcox announced Mr Fish is deeply interested in the church and its problems. He is well known in New England for his work with men and willingness to speak to their organizations.
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Presbyterian Church
Charles S. Fish
Boston
Massachusetts
A. ¥. Wilcos
Fish
New England
Wilcox
East Side Pupils Observe Arbor Day Program
East Side School fourth to sixth graders staged an Arbor Day program with songs poems and talks to honor trees. After exercises sixth graders planted a dogwood on Cabla Street opposite an older blooming tree. The student council formed three Troops to work on school and community improvement with plans by Julian Bing and a committee.
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Haast Side School
Cabla Street
East Side
Julian Bing
Nike
Julian
Mary Jinks
Harold Young
June Fultz
Bobby 4Efor
Elson
Eugene Cole
Hazel Kelley
Jdack Fulton
Jane Foster
Arbor Dar
Mary Blayney
Aang
Danville
Virginia
Ray Slaughter, Jr
Robert Genter
John Thompson
Evelyn Morrison
Fred Wheaton, Jr
J. Sterling Morton
Arbor Day
Paul Arres
Jane Fultz
Leslie Fultz
Florence Smith
Wendell Davidson
Alice Bardin
Bobby Travis
Goldie Morris
Roger Jones
Gerald Rutkoskie
Nelson Hamilton
Parker Walkers
Charley Smith
Ralph Dalton
Lawrence Helwig
Bobbie Slumbers Through County High School Meet
In Athens from New Marshfield, Bobbie Booble struggle to stay awake after a long day at the county high school track meet. The program included singing and poems but the oratorical contest exhausted him. His head drifted to rest on his mother's shoulder as the crowd and speakers moved past.
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Rufus Putnam
Athens
Spitz
Benny
Elizabeth Wood
Helen and
Elizabeth Baker
Rufus Puttinam
Virginia i McVay
Central
Phyllis Logan
iMufus Tu
Ffarriet Musgrave
Ilack
Ruth Wemssley
Harriet
Sylvia Kempton
Rufus
Dixams
Avanelle Spriggs
Pit
Jack Rhonda
Ohio University
Virginia
Hitle Stebert Root
Booble
New Marshfield
Lega
Bobbie
In Probate Court Four Estates Declared Not Taxable
Athens County probate court Thursday afternoon declared four estates not subject to inheritance tax. Benjamin Gillett's estate is valued at 12225.25 gross with debts 4610.48 and net 8714.77. William Rieck's estate nets 1669.68 after debts 4825 gross. Minnie Smith's estate shows 275 gross with no debts or costs. Lucinda V Crossen's estate gross 8400 with debts 5754 leaving net 4646. George Ball's estate administered by L W Russell with bond 3000 and appraisers J W Harrison J H Martin Sam Gabriel.
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Athens County
Benjamin Gillett
William Rieck
Minnie Smith
Imade
Sylvester Smith
SH. Crosson
Lucinda V. Crossen
Crossen
W Russell
George Ball
Deceonaed
Mussel
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland Freehholder
J. W. Harrison
J. H.martin
Sam Gabriel
Teachers Plan 1929 Southeastern Ohio Meeting in Athens
Plans for the 1929 Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting to be held in Athens were announced by Supt. K F Vermillian executive secretary. The program includes talks by Dr Carlton Washburn Miss Patty Hill Dr M S Pittman and Dr W W Charters plus the all sectional High School Chorus.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Athens
K. FR. Vermillian
Association
Carlton W. Washbirn
Winnetka
Patty Hill
Colummbia University
M.S. Pittman
State Teachers' College
Ypsilanti
Michigan
W. W. Charters
Friendship Voyage Banquet Highlights Westminster Fellowship
Members of the Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church held an annual banquet in the church parlors with a playlet comparing the group to a ship and crew. New officers and committee chairs were introduced, and remarks encouraged youth constructive criticism of the church.
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Westminster
Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Irma Jones
Fr. R. Reed
Volumbus
Indianola Presbyterian Church
Norothy Jones
Foster Cornwell
Leavitt Gard
Pauline Vaupel
Marjorie Kak- Her
Rose Zenn
Dorothy Jefferson
Robert Young
Ruth Tuphrey
Mary E. Clark
Dom
Earth
I Graham
Mary Jaulse Wilson
Augusta Hornbrook
la Verne BicCleery
Hetty Elmer
Grace Graham
May Chamberlain
lEden Neimi
France Walsh
Jirma Jones
Messenger Pattern Department Romper Style 6451
pattern description for a two piece romper for children ages 2 to 5 with long or short sleeves options. features include a slashed neck opening, round collar, bloomers with pointed tops, waist fastening, leg bands or elastic fullness, gathered sleeve with cuff, and fabric suggestions. pattern requires 1 yard of material for size 3 and 2 yards when two materials used. pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Wesley Foundation Banquet Held Here
Under a blue canopy 30 Wesley Foundation members held their second annual banquet at the Methodist Church Friday evening. Doukas Graffin was elected president and gave a toast as Beacon Lights. Miss Opal Lawson spoke on retiring officers. Miss Caroline Gerlach Edwin Cooper and Helen Cross gave talks. Ella Armstrong sang. Pastor C M Coulter outlined the expanded year ahead while Kappa Phi girls served the dinner and the group sang Follow the Gleam.
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Wesley Foundation
Rat
Methodist Church
Star
Opal Lawson
Doukas Graffin
Star Cloisters
Caroline Gerlach
Edwin, Cooper
Helen Cross
Ella Armstrong
Inter
Bobby Morrison Realizes His Birthday Dream Bicycle Gift
Bobby Morrison eleven, son of Prof and Mrs O D Morrison of 50 Morris Avenue, is said to have saved for three years selling magazines to buy a bicycle. He refused parental help and rose early for his route, now in the sixth grade at East Side School and president of the Children's Student Council, proud to ride his new bike.
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Bobby Morrison
O. D. Morrison
Morris Avenue
Bobby
Hamilton Fiteri
Seling
Lebby
East Side
Children’s Student Council
Athens State Hospital to Award Diplomas to Six Nurses
Six graduates from the Athens State Hospital Training School for Nurses will receive diplomas at commencement in the hospital auditorium on Tuesday night May 7. Honored graduates include Esther Saylor Caroline Michael Emma Tom Ethel Levacy Audrey Chalfant and Fannie Hogue. Dean T C McCracken of Ohio University will address the ceremony while Hal H Griswold director of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare will present the diplomas.
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Athens State Hospital
Esther Saylor
Caroline Michael
Emma Tom
Ethel Levacy
Audrey Chalfant
Fannie Hogue
T. C. McCracken
Ohio University
Hal H. Griswold
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
A. ¥. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
Fred Lee Tom
Helen Hank
Music
Anna Florence Schellenger
Miss Sc
Plumbing Contract For Stadium Awarded For Ohio University
The plumbing contract for the new Ohio University Stadium was awarded to TD Hee Athens contractor for 7.25 dollars. Creerge Cy Parks university treasurer announced the figure covers fixture setting sprinklers and deck drains in the stadium and shower room. Four have been placed at work with the fifth sprinkler to follow as erection progresses.
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Ohio University
Athens
Creerge Cy Parks
University
Tavu
Birds Studied by Children at Arbor Day Program
Second grade pupils at East Side School held an Arbor Day program focusing on birdnotes and bird songs. Phonograph records played bird sounds while a pupil displayed a colored picture of each bird to identify the calls. Teachers Miss Louisa Steele and Mrs Teucy Williams led the event.
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East Side
Louisa Steele
Teucy Williams
Robson Fined for Possession Charge
Arthur Robson of Cemeterys Street was fined 3109 for possession of intoxicating liquor. He appeared before May Woodworth in the City Building mayor’s office, arraigned Saturday afternoon and paid the fine to be released.
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Arthur Robson
Cemeterys Street
E. S. Finst Tain
Charles Maple
Soud Street
Woodworth
Hobson
Robson
Jfedt Cit
Convicted Suspect Linked to Local Robbery Case
A man from Junction City, Carl Hoops, 28, is jailed in connection with a robbery at Klingler store. Prosecutors say he identified buyers of dresses sold after reaching the local office last September.
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New Lexington
Carl Hoops
Junction City
Wifo da Todd
Klingler
Innction Conte
F.C
Wagner
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Honor Society
Bryan
Florence Coates
Steubenville
Amy Morgan Cowen
Lilian Denner
Eveland
Kathryn Hymen
van Wert
Marvin Lane Johnson
Bedford
East Liverpool
Inez Latimer
Woodsfield
Agnes Lucile Lee
Bellevue
John Wesley McBride
Long Bottom
Anna Mummo
Leesburg
Pauline Swanson
Isabelle Turner
Coshocton
Sterling Oils
Quaker State Oils
Biedel-Mead Oil Co
Kelly
Vspaver Archive
Sandman
Paul Jones
Leonard Smith, Jr
Bobby Davis
Mary Ureston
Charles Dalton
Carl Beasley
Fred Wheaton
Robert Dee
Nassell Bolinger
Bobby Moerrigan
Robert Wheaton
Richard Jones
Billy Noble
Merwin Mansfield
Court House
DRY Cleaners
H. M. Downard
Guthrie
Gmer Court and
Carpenter
Stsrlin and
Miller Tire Distributors
Fellowship of Presbyterian Church
Messenger Pattern Department
Yara
A. K. Electric
Argus Electric
Zenith
Acme Electric
Radiola
Magnavox
Fried-Eiseman
Neutrodyne
Kennedy
Crosley
Victrola
the Automotive Battery & Electric CO. K. of
P. Bldg
Dial
State Hospital
Siplomas
Dean T. C. McCracken
ODD Fellows
Serene Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Court Street
E. Day
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
I ‘Lodge
J. H. Riga
J. CL Nicholson
Harvey Porter
J. A. Palmer
BE. T. Hayes
Myrtle Gee
Anna Cook
Mildred Landis
Anna Coo
Joe Bardin
Bert Sanders
Margaret Ann Thompson
Serena Moedehaver
Dennis Sams
Ernestine Junod
Fryburger
Day
Illinois
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