Garden Party Benefit Bridge Aids Women's Faculty Club
Miss Marion Morse hosted a Thursday garden party benefit bridge at the Noss home 48 University Terrace. About eighty attendees formed twenty tables to raise funds for habilitation of the Women’s Faculty Club new quarters on South College Street, to be occupied by September.
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Noss
Women’s Faculty Club
Mariam Morse
Ohio University Women's Faculty Club
University Terrace
Miss Morse
Mary G. Noss
Miss Noss
Ness Garden
Women's Faculty Club
South College Street
Central Avenue Church Hosts Big Gatherings At Athens Fairgrounds
Members and friends of the Central Avenue Church held two large events. A Bishop Class lawn festival at a country home drew about 100 people to a long supper table and program. A Sunday School picnic at the Athens Fairgrounds drew over 200 attendees with games races and a twilight maze procession ending with a class program.
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Central Avenue Church
Mrs. Elmer
Spencer
Athens Fairgrounds
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Gillette At Strouds Run Home
Mrs J H Gillette of Strouds Run was surprised Tuesday evening when friends and relatives gathered at her home with flowers and gifts to mark her birthday. The event featured angram contests planned by Mrs George Mathews and a sacred songs service led by Rev E C Kenney. Light refreshments followed and gifts were opened amid expressions of thanks. Numerous relatives and neighbors attended including Rev and Mrs E Kenney and many local families.
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J. H. Gillette
Strouds Run
George Mathews
E. C. Kenney
Gillette
Kenney
Kathleen
Alice Carpenter
J. C. Gillette
Athens
R. L. Brown
Ralph
Leroy
Edith
Admira Brown
George Messenger
Millfield
Ed McClead
J. F. McClead
Lois McClead
John McClead
Bride of Akron Man to Akron Husband in Pataskala
Dorothy Handley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Handley of Pataskala married Wayne C. Hammond of Akron in a July 31 ceremony at the Pataskala Methodist Church. The newlyweds will reside at Ida Apartments Akron. Dorothy, a two year Elementary Education graduate from Ohio University 1928, taught in Canton and Akron before the wedding. Hammond is an Akron University graduate.
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Charles C. Handley
Pataskala
Dorothy
Wayne C. Hammond
Akron
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida Apartments
Kenmore Boulevard
Ohio University
Athens
Canton
Hammond
Akron University
Ohio to Cut Election Officials Salaries to Fifty Percent
A Senate committee proposes reducing election official pay from ten dollars a day to five, with possible county exceptions. Officials estimate annual savings near one million dollars, while other state costs and payrolls remain largely unchanged. The plan parallels broader wage reductions under a governor program.
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John McSweeney
Clarence J. Brown
Senate
Ohio
Booth
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Election Board
O. W. Merrell
Highway Department
State
Chauncey-Dover Relief Meeting Gathers Local Officials
Twenty five men from school boards and area organizations met at Chauncey High School to discuss relief for school children after state food aid ended. Mayor Hines chaired. a committee was formed to work with county commissioners on funding and meals for the Chauncey Dover district.
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Chauncey
Schod
Chauncey High School
W. BD. Hines
Waa
Hines
Guy E. Osthorne
Walter McCombs
York
Joe Judson
Jacksonville
H A. Tipton
the Plains
William Christman
Walburn
Osborne
Theisen
Gardner
Cox
Judson
Christman
Trimble Township
McCombs
Ira Whitiateh
Wayne Bumgardner
H. A. Tipton
Chauncey- Dover
Mayor Hines
Marshal Burke Withem
Guy Osborne
Dover
Harvey Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Theisen, Gardner
Simpson
F. Daugherty
Canter
Chauncey Bridge Club Honours At Lena Wilson Hostess Night
Miss Lena Wilson hosted a Chauncey bridge party on Converse Street honoring Mrs. Clinton Kelly of Akron. Three tables played with Mrs. Bridgewater winning the women's high score trophy and J. W. Hickman taking the men's high. A two course luncheon followed.
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Chauncey
Lena Wilson
Converse Street
Clinton Kelly
Akron
Earl Bridgewater
Bridgewater
J. W. Hickman
Kelly
Jack Olson
Athens
Nelsonville
fFarl Bridgewater
Barney Neiman
Max Wilson
Dan Friedburg
Frances Howard
Chauncey Adds Confectionery and Filling Station
Roger Boling has opened a confectionery in the building next to the McCafferty store and post office on Main Street Chauncey. He will also operate the filling station there. The building was formerly used by Jimmie Joseph as a lunch room and confectionery.
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Chauncey
Roger Boling
McCafferty
Main Street
Jimmie Joseph
Brick removal on East State Street nearly complete
Heavy rain slowed work on the East State Street project but grading and pavement removal proceed. All old brick up to Home Street was expected to be torn up by tonight.
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East State Street
Home Street
Convict Escape Attempt Ends in Fatal Clash at Tucker Prison Farm
In England Arkansas a bloody escape bid at Tucker Prison Farm left one trusty and three convicts dead and three wounded. Seven prisoners seized arms and fled into the woods before a posse trapped them, killing three and wounding two, with survivors returned to camp.
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England
Ark
U.P
Tucker
Trusty
Else Howell
A. B. Brown
Roy Smith
Herschel Chaney
Howell
Libby Holman Reynolds Faces Surrender Amid Murder Case
Libby Holman Reynolds and Ab Walker, both jailed, await trial for allegedly killing playboy heir Smith Reynolds. Indictment by the Grand Jury followed. Libby, the Broadway singer, is believed to be moving between New York and Cincinnati. Attorney Albert Holman travels to organize Libby’s appearance.
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Winston Salem
N.C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Broadway
Ab Walker
Albert Holman
Smith Reynolds
Transie Scott
Libby
Explosive Found in Oats Bundle at Draper Farm
In Elyria, August, twenty workers on A. P. Draper’s farm near hera found a three ounce bottle of nitroglycerin in a oats bundle as it was loaded into a threshing machine. A fork prong struck the bottle, revealing the device wrapped with paper and eleven matches. Officials warned a blast could have killed or maimed many. An inquiry by county authorities followed amidst suspicions about recent job applicants.
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Elyria
A. P. Draper
Hera
Benefit Musicale Aids Glouster Kiddies Fund
Glouster on August 5 reports a daily meal for about BA children at the school under Mrs Sophia Nagie with mothers helping cook and serve. Proceeds from a recital by Mrs Ethel Riley went to Mrs Nayla for the children along with food donations totaling flour bread beans coffee and cash gifts of 4 dollars.
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Glouster
Archool
Ars Sophia Nagie
Ethel Riley
Mra Nayla
Flour Distribution In Glouster Relief Station Report
Flour totaling 874 sacks was distributed this week through the local relief station with Glouster receiving 758 sacks Goose Run 78 sacks Maplewood 18 sacks and Burr Oak 34 sacks according to Thursday’s report.
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Glouster
Fallowa
Elks Club Hosts Social at Bennett Home
Glouster August report notes the M. E. School workers class gathering at Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bennett's Spring home. Thirty two members attended a party with games and a spelling contest. Ice cream and snacks were served by the hosts.
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Glouster
M. E. School
A. M. Bennett
Council Meets Tonight at City Building
The first session of the month for Glouster council is set for 7 o'clock at the city building. Monthly reports from departments are due, and other business may come before the council for consideration.
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Glouster
Cownell
Japanese Forces Advance in Manchuria Await Chinese Cities
Reports say Japanese troops push into Manchuria and may strike Peiping and Tientsin as Chinese warlord Chang Hsiao Liang is accused of organizing "baned duty" in Manchuria. Rumors of further mobilization swirl with little official confirmation.
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Peiping
Tientain
Torto
Aug
Jeanese
Jehal Pro
Chang Haoulh-Liang
Bane Dutry
Manchuria
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