Kelvinator and Crosley Refrigerators Featured at Wheaton Hardware
Wheaton Hardware Company promotes 1936 Kelvinator models with built in thermometer five year protection plan low cost operation easy to clean and spacious design. Crosley Shelvador fridges offer increased usable space ventilated front feather touch door and eight freezing speeds with automatic interior light and durable porcelain interior.
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Wheaton
Crosley Shelvador
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Reading Club List of Members Ties to Social Role
Oldest social organization continues roster update listing numerous members and spouses including Mrs Dunlap Dr Walker Bowman Miss Sarah Stinson Rev and Mrs Haddox Prof Higley Miss Jennie Kurtz Dr Chubb and many other couples and individuals across households and professions.
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C. ©. Dunlap
Walker Bowman
Sarah Stinson
Bishop
Haddox
B. C. Higley
Jennie Kurtz
Milliman
BE. W. Chubb
Borger
Reading Cub
William F. Mercer
W. Bt. Bentley
Minnie Dean
A. A. Atiineon
W. L. Slute
A. M. Matin
H. W. Bison
B. O. Skinner
H. W. Thurlow
Haymond Slutr
Mire E. Greathead
J P. Wood
G. 8
Lasher
Tisoemik
Constance Leete
A. H. Armbruster
Mise Mars Noe
Cornelia Larus Named Queen at Winchester Apple Blossom Festival
Cornelia Anne Larus of Richmond Virginia will preside as Shenandoah XIII Queen at the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Larus and is highlighted as the festival’s central figure this year.
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Lewis G. Larus
Richmond
Shenandoah XIII
Winchester
Athens Social Literary Club Opens 1911 Activities
One of Athens oldest clubs joined the City Federation of Women's Clubs in 1912. This year its program explores Currents in Contemporary American Thought with topics on consumer economics modern American music radio drama government sociology science poetry psychology education religion and the novel.
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Social Literary Club
Athens
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR Marks 1903 Origins in Athens
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution organized January 23 1903 in Athens. It preserves history through markers at Coonskin Library Ameoville Athens High School and Nabby Lee Ames grave. Members support national programs and local history projects.
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DAR Marks
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Athens
United States of America
Coonskin
Ameovillie
Firest
Allegheny Mountains
Athens High School
Maria Foster Brown
Atlantic Monthly
Amesville
National Organization
George Washington Memorial
Athene County
Washington Dar Library
State Library
Columbus
George Washington
Louise Currier Grosvenor
Nabbylea Ames
United States Seeks Lumber Lead in World Market
The United States positions itself as the imminent major supplier of lumber and lumber products globally, aiming to shape international trade dynamics and satisfy rising demand.
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United States
Athens Home Show Honors Club Women
The Athens Messenger and seven Athens merchants sponsor a three day Refrigera tion and Home Appliance Show open 2 p m to 10 p m each day. Honor guests are invited to experience new appliances and enjoy hot tea and cookies, with a note to return with spouses for evening tours.
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Athens Messenger
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Ohio Fuel Gas Company
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Zenner Company
Wheaton'’s Hardware Company
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Athens Armory
Lydia Lash Evans Club Began in 1925
In 1925 Mrs J R Harvey and Mrs H A Hatch formed the Lydia Lash Evans Club honoring Mrs Lydia Lash Evans. It joined the City Federation of Athens Clubs with colors green and white and Lilies of the Valley as the flower. Members follow the motto Live Learn and Enable forming the initials of Mrs Evans. Officers last year were reelected led by President M Morrison and a slate including J Jagre and H Wood. The club's program has featured Travelers Tales with country reviews and recent topics France Italy Ethiopia. Current members list twenty five names with honorary members including Florence Lash and Henry Hatch. ARRON-(P) A personal safety related bulletin wound yesterday took the life of Thomas J. Palmer 74 former state senator and father of Russell Palmer missing since 1922.
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Josephine Johnson
Louis Adamic
Zoe Akins
Fred McKay
W. C. Harris
Mra P. E. Hixon
T. M. Wolfe
F. W. Reed
L. W. Clarke
M. PD. Hughes
J. T. Merwin
F. H Krecker
Frank B. Giuliam
Clarence Roach
Victor Whitehouse
W. H. Cooper
C. C. Millikan
L. J. Addicott
Carl Beasley
H. F E. Bens
J. Homer Caskey
Henry Hatch
J. B. Heidler
O. L. Hoisington
A. R. Kresge
R. L. Morton
James Patrick
Frank Roos
W. L. Slutz
J. R. Harvey
H. A. Hatch
Lydia Lash Evans
City Federation of Athens
Frank Phillips
France
Italy
Ethiopia
L. C. Baker
A. T. Boyles
W. & Burke
C. H. Cameron
William Connett
John Dowler
A. R. Guest
Fdpd. Higgins
John Jagers
Clarence Laughlin
L. C. Mead
R. L. Miller
M. C. Morrison
R. G. Palmer
Frank
H. A. Junod
Florence Lash
Arron
Thomas J. Palmer
Russell Palmer
Current Events Club Forms And Officers In Athens
The Current Events Club organized in March 1919 and allied with the Athens City Federation in April. It meets biweekly on Fridays with roll call and open discussions on local, national, and international affairs followed by a social hour. Officers for next year include president Mrs BE L Church and treasurer Mrs O F Rowland. The club lists 29 current members.
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Athens City Federation
H. T. Houf
H. W. Biedel
George Starcher
Lewis A. Oadis
EF. J. Person
Man pleads guilty in kidnaping case in Allentown
Richard D. Taylor pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing in Allentown to kidnaping and attempt to extort 20000 dollars in the abduction of ten year old Henry Tommy Koch. He will be sentenced later.
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Allentown
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Martzolff Class of First M E Church Acknowledges 27th Year
The Martzolff Class of First M E Church marks 27 years since its October 1909 organization. Monthly meetings on the second Thursday in the church parlor feature motto Love and Life, with officers led by President Mrs Frank Cross and a roster of long-serving members and teachers.
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Martzolff
M. E
Ella Buxton
Cora Bellows
Ida Edmundson
Emma Gillette
Rhoda Porter
Zora Stonechiper
Ella Tewksberry
Nell Webster
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Mary Slattery Logan
Julia Francis Norton
Lena deSteiguer Slattery
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Lena G. Armstrong
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Charles Kinison
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W. W. Lee
Nelson McDaniel
E. H. Mueller
Lewis Ondis
E. J. Person
W. H. Radford
W. H. Worthman
M. T. Vermillion
Ollie Skidmore
Washington
Louis Piquett
John Dillinger
Supreme Court
Homer van Meter
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O. K. Parrett
L. C. Staats
William Shepherd
Charles
Frank Cross
Fred Coffey
Arthur Hicksman
Ly W. Russell
Victor Hill
Elmer Poseton
Anna Swartz
Fred Coff Fey
W. A. Reading
R. L. Woodworth
John Crosa
John Wise
P. G. Dowler
C. R. Featherston
Emma Battin
H. H. Kinsel
J. W. Hudson
E. J. Michael
W. E. Clark
Lillie Andrews
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