Athens Grange Dedication Marks New Hall at Fair Grounds
Athens Grange held the dedication of its newly remodeled hall at the Athens County Fair Grounds formerly Floral Hall. The event featured remarks by Walter F. Kirk Balem Ohio Grange Master and highlighted cooperative, education and farm protection themes. A double quartet, ceremonies, and a reception followed, with officers of Athens Grange and Pomona in attendance and a tour of the new hall noting pine floor wallboard and new curtains.
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Walter F. Kirk
Balem
Ohio
Athens Township
Athens County Fair Grounds
Floral Hall
Ross
Grange
Gaid Grange
Della Shaw
Athens Grange
Fort Cowan
Pew Grange
Ares
Grete Potter
Berthanges
Anne Mansfield
Athens Grabee
Pomona
Gorge Snider
Mack Bretey
Claretyts Manatielé
Hiram Westfafl
George Sider
Earl Cowen
J. Foltz
Philip Briley
Clara Mansfield
Eugene Jacoby
Hiram Westfall
Harry Jacoby
Jeff Tewksburry
Loyd Efaw
Lew Marshfield
County Grange
O Bryron
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Ethel Watkins
Athens Pomona Grange
J. A. Palmer
Mable Mansfield
St. Marcis
T .J. Johnson
Albany
Athing
Canaan
Lod
Rome
Summit
Hospital Notes Admits Last Week to Sheltering Arms
Admitted last week to Sheltering Arms Hospital were Harley Kittly Milfield major operation BScott Mathews Athens medical treatment Mra imi Wey Albany Major operation. Mrs Myrtle Knowlton Albany and Troy Pields Vors Rides were admitted last week from Sheltering Arms Hospital convalescence at the hospital are Herbert Dixon Shade Samuel Sayre Trimble Albert Campbell Milfeld John Reuter Nelsonville Mrs C Stephenson and Son and Mrs A C Anderson and baby
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1 Arms Hospital
Harley Kittly
Milfield
Bscott Mathews
Athens
Imi Wey
Albany
Myrtle Knowlton
Troy Pields
Erwent Elcher Dies Suddenly at New Marshfield
Ernest Elcher, 7, drops dead at his home in New Marshfield from heart trouble on Saturday. Survived by widow Mary and stepson Troy Morrison. Funeral services set for 3:00 p.m. Monday at the county, burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Resident of Zalosk prior to moving to New Marshfield.
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New Marshfield
Ernest Elcher
Marchent
Mary
Troy Morrison
Marahfield
New Marahe
Elcher
Zalosk
Wigmore Seen as World Court Judge Candidate
Friends of John H. Wigmore dean emeritus of Northwestern University law school and a noted international law authority seek his election as a judge on the World Court. A panel of 15 judges will be elected in September.
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John H. Wigmore
Northwestern University Law School
World Court
Athens County students set for Southeastern Ohio scholarship contest
An Athens County high school team chosen in an exam will join teams from other counties to compete in a Southeastern Ohio scholarship contest at Ohio University. Superintendent H. R. McVay oversaw testing with 30 teachers present and tests sent by the State Department of Education. Alternate participants and numerous students from Chauncey Dover, Ames Bern, Albany, Jacksonville Trimble, and related schools are listed as potential substitutes.
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Athens County
Tound Fron
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Lngtish
Ire Batley
Troy Township
iCelia Mensfield
Ames ~ Bern
Ruth McCullough
the Plains
Freshianna Sinda
Hult
aAlbany
Charles Brown
Carbondale
Daisy Douglas
Albans
Ortis Chadwell
Chaunces-Dover
Thomas Hiddison
Ruth Allen
Albany
Celia Mansfield
Ames-Bern
Clifford Shaffer
Wilbur Herris
Amers Dern
Norman Lowry
Hollister
Josephine Glnnan
Crglish
Sarah Thomas
Chauncey-Dover
Anna M. Edztonakt
Jacksonville- Trimble
Adam McDaniel
Ames-Bern Fimler
Reena Shalter
Chauncey-Dorver
Omar Gaston
Annabelle Matheny
Chauncay-Dover
Muth Wade
Chauncey Dover
Lawrence W Hunter
Waterloo
Martha Lere Hitchcock
Troy Tavnnship
Charles Matthewa
Chauncey - Dover
John van Meter
Shade
Donna Hasbire
Canaan
Dorothy [Slocker
Mary Guerra
Irene McVay
Ada Gillilan
Raymond Dean James
Gagnelie Welch
Rome
Chamistrs
Bert Toltiver
Buchiel
Joseph Cherniak
Buchtat
Catherine Edzikowski
Jacksonvile-Trimble
Anpabelle ‘Fatherr
Lillian FE. Mhover
Buchtet
Josesphing Rers
Jacksonville-Trimble
Land Ado
F. McDanlet
Two Papers Read at Central P T A Meet
Two papers presented at the Central School Parent-Teacher Association meeting discussed giving a child the right start in life and fitting the child for his task. Mrs Loring G Connett and Mrs Leo Merchant spoke as the program opened with singing and a brief business session led by President Orville Carpenter.
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Tife
Loring G. Connett
Leo Merchant
Central School Parent-Teacher Association
P. T. A. Senge
Orll Carpenter
Memorial Day Parade Planned in Athens
Tentative plans for Memorial Day observance in Athens were agreed at a joint meeting of G A R Spanish American War Veterans and American Legion. A parade including clubs, scouting units and local groups will likely be led by the Ohio University band with multiple committees named for parade program transportation publicity and flower decorations.
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Athens
American Legion
K. T. Crossen
L. Pickering
A. V. Wilecot
Ashens Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Awny
Athens National Guard
Long
Ohio University Band
J. Clyde Edmundason
R. A. Dalton
B. M. Gibson
C. D. Heck
U. Ll. Pickering
R. RR. Johnson
Frank S Lowry
Caph
J. B. Allen
J. L. Vickering
Clyde Edmundson
Clyda Gibson
A. W. Brooks
POQ
Nichols Lowers
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veteraan
Spanish-American War Veterans Auxiliary
Legion
At &Oeleck
Broadway Crackdown Spurs Gloom on Nightlife Parks
On April 26 a foray led by Maj Maurice Campbell raided Bollywood Restaurant as dry law enforcement tightens in New York. Fifty six people were arrested with liquor possession charging 26 patrons. raids previously targeted staff.
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New York
URA
Maurice Campbell
Broadway
Jay
Hollywood
Patrona
Athens debated municipal park plan amid mixed views
Residents of Athens polled about creating a municipal park. Names like D Connell Gardner Lambohn Tompkins Grosvnor Bird Malone Howell, and others weigh costs, sites, and impact on city life while noting fairgrounds and debts. A mix of support and skepticism highlights demand for recreation and concerns over funding and maintenance.
Automobile Road Book Offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger advertises an Automobile Road Book covering camping, camp setup, camp cooking, sanitation, and break camp topics. It promises practical, illustrated guidance for travelers and offers mail delivery for four cents in stamps or coin with a coupon.
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The
Athens Messenger
Jerewith
Hasida Direetor Information Bureau Names Street Address
Frederic J Hasida of the Information Bureau in Washington DC lists street addresses and street name details. The OCR text appears garbled but indicates a directory or bureau listing with location specifics and governance references.
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Frederic J. Hasida
Direetor
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Admits Thee 15 Years Old From Poor Farm to Prison
Abram Cornelius Jr a 15 year old described as worn and aged faced Newark court after pleading guilty to a 13 year old indictment charging theft of funds from a bank where he worked as cashier He was found at a poor house in Cheyenne Wye and extradited His sentence was remanded.
Locust Plague Threatens Wide North Africa to Iraq
April 26 report notes one of history’s greatest locust plagues sweeping from Morocco and the Atlantic coast to Iraq and the Persian Gulf. Ten countries report damage in the tens of millions of dollars as swarms darken skies and move across Senegal, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Sudan, Palestine, Trans-Jordania, Arabia, and Syria. A second item marks the dedication of the U S Grant Memorial Community Building in Bethel on General Grant’s birth anniversary.
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London
North Africa
Morocco
Atlantic Ocean
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Africa
Near East
Senegal
Algeria
Egypt
Sudan
Palestine
Trans-Jordania
Arabia
Syria
Bethel
U.rh
U. S&s Grant Memorial
General Grant
Arbor Day program at East Side School features student performances
At East Side School Friday morning the 7 East Sale Student Council organized an Arbor Day program. Richard Eddy led the event as president, and a donated tree was planted by members of the Sinnh Glade. The program included choral songs, a talk on Arbor Day origins, a packet on Arbor Day, and poems led by students from grades four through six. Time officers were announced for six weeks, with Charles Wheaton as fourth grade president and Dorothy Pierce as Miss Thildeeman's sixth grade secretary.
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Kathrin C. Anneshandy
Fire Department
Klapp Danzen
Aldi Duncan
Fred Rowland
Creed
Gtris
Johnny Appleseed
Dorothy Ann Schilling
Arbor Day
Joyce Kilmer
Martha Melater
Charles Wheaton
Fatricia Hants
Curtis Wilson
Tet Lembern
Wee
Ronard Bolinger
Aldine Duncan
Misa Shannon
Bob Craig
Donald Radford
Dorothy Pierce
Miss Thildeeman
Bob Coe Rice
Bobby Davis
Wendell Davidson
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Central P. T. A. Meet
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Europe
Mienister
Ottawa
New Policy
Cox Bros
W. Calon
Dini
Onio
D. Connett
State Institution
Clutten
Hm. & Gardner
President Street
Lambohn
Athena
Robert Tompkins
Athens County Board of Commiatuionera
JH Grosvdnor
Athens County Board of Com Iissionerss
Union Street
Kira
Washington Street
Charles EF
Linncott
Abe
Rhode Island
C. Bird
Tao
Oho University
Automobile
Dults
R. D. Williams
Oliver Wood
Athens Junior High School
Dre. A. Malone
Jolin N. Howell
Enel
Crasit Cramwell
England
Kerr
Slate
East Side’ Building
Pontiac Quach
Jess
Chevrolet
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M'Farland Chevrolet
Jacke Luis
Tae
Faultless Cleaners & Dyers
Union St
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