Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays
Mrs E B Foraker ends visit with Nell Rob inson and Phil Robinson in Grosvenor street. Many locals host and attend parties and birthday celebrations for Mildred Leighty with gifts, games, and refreshments. Several guests and visitors travel from Columbus, Denver, Chicago, and other towns to Athens for family and church events.
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E. B. Foraker
South Charleston
Nell IF. Robinson
Phil Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Mildred Leighty
Richnn Avenue
Alva Haning
F. M. King
Goldie
Ruth Cross
Vivian Carmean
Gertrude Gilmore
Violet Allen
Villa Tippie
Lenna Gift
Anna Cook
Ethel Hooper
Dorothy Cradiebaugh
Signa Boring
Reba Shafer
Forresti
Leighty
Messrs Russell
Cloyd
Harold
Paul Carmean
Lash Hooper
Maynard Downard
Clarence Morrison
Cecil Cox
Glenn Vore
Don Oxley
Verle Kenney
Orland
Leo Hooper
Harold PaWeer
Arthur Whaley
Charles Leighty
Mamie Cooksey
Columbus
The Churches Abbott Y Wilcox Sermon and Bible School Schedule
At The Churches Abbott Y Wilcox minister hosts Bible School at 9 15 and a 10 30 sermon. Evening program at 6 30 features The Treasure a Man Hid in His Field. Last in the young people meetings covers The Church and the Student with Ruth Foster and Schofield instructors. 7 30 Rev Wilcox speaks on Being Sound in Patience.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
Bible
Ruth Foster
Schofield
Morris
Hawkins
Rev. Wilcox
Church and Sunday Services Across Local Congregations
First Baptist Church on Carpenter and Lancaster Streets hosts Bible School at 9 30 and worship at 4 30 led by Rev H Fosters. Christian Science Society at 6514 South Court Street offers service at 10 45 with reading room hours and a weekly program. Free Methodist Church lists Sabbath School 9 00 preaching at 7 30 PM with services at Circle Hill and West Jacksonville.
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First Baptist Church
Carpenter & Lancaster
Foster
Comrades of Paul
Mary Lyon
Mt. Ivoke College
Christian Science Society
South Court Street
Zechariah
Lord of
Free Methodist Church
O. L. Stricker
Circle Hill
West Jacksonville
Farewell Services Planned Across Cities
A notice outlines farewell services for a local figure with prayer meetings in Circle Hill on Tuesday, West Jacksonville on Wednesday, and Athens on Thursday evenings.
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Circle Hill
Jacksonville
Athens
Albany Church Methodist Episcopal Service Notice
Howard E. Warner is minister at Albany Church Methodist Episcopal. Sunday school starts at 9 AM led by E. H. Lasch as superintendent. Morning service follows at 10 15 with the sermon The Moral Challenge of Change and special music.
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Albany Church Methodist Episcopal
Howard E. Warner
E. H. Lasch
First Methodist Service Schedule and Sermon Topics
Daniel McGurk, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9:15 and morning worship at 10:30 with the sermon titled Gods Last Word. Epworth League at 6:36 and evening worship at 7:30 feature a sermon on Monk or Athlete.
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Daniel McGurk
Epworth League
McGurk
Albany Baptist Church Bible School Picnic and Services
Albany Baptist Church hosts a Saturday afternoon Bible school picnic on the lawn at Jim Chase with supper on the grounds. Bible school starts at 9:00 led by Lloyd Bolin, sermon at 10:15 titled Lifes Gethsemane, 7:30 second in a series The Teachings of Jesus. Mid-week service Thursday evening 7:30 and the third chapter of The Acts of the Apostles is studied.
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Albany Baptist Church Bible School
Jim Chase
Bible School
Lloyd Bolin
Gethsemane
Jesus
the Apostle
Cincinnati man Kruze tied to shooting charge after mistaken identity
Chester Kruze in Cincinnati mistook J. Fr. Miams for the prowler harassing his family and shot. Williams testified Kruze came from his house with a revolver and ordered him to surrender. Kruze claimed Williams fired first. Kruze bound over to the grand jury on his own recognizance.
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Chester Kruze
Cincinnati
J. Fr. Miams
Kruze
Williams
Grand Jury
Columbus Knights Enjoy Picnic At Fair Grounds
More than 1,500 Knights of Columbus and families attended an all day picnic at the fair grounds in southeastern Ohio. Basket lunches were served at noon a platform dance followed in the afternoon and athletic events included men women and children. Charles Marcinko of Long Bottom won the sedan raffle Joseph Isselstein of Deanville earned emblem cuff links for selling over 200 tickets. In the afternoon the Reds defeated the Blues on the diamond by a large margin.
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Knights of Columbus
Fair Grounds
Ohio
Charles Marcinko
Long Bottom
Joseph Isselstein
Deanville
Reds
Blues
Wisconsin Tornado Toll Rises Across Western Wisconsin
Two tornadoes swept western Wisconsin yesterday causing five deaths and about a score of injuries. The storms leveled 20 square miles of grain, farm buildings, a canning factory, and damaged homes and trees. Communication lines were uprooted, hindering reports as advices came in.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lanesville Ohio Contractor Claims Hay Fever Cure
Local contractor from Lanesville Ohio reports relief after using Kerker’s Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy. He says the first dose helped and three bottles completed his recovery. The remedy, priced at $14 per bottle, is produced by Kerker Medicine Co. and sold by McKee Drug Co Athens and Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville.
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T. Queen
Maple Ave
Zanesville
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Zanesville, C
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonithe
Thankful grocer credits Mayr remedy for weight gain
A grocer who suffered nearly twenty years of stomach trouble and rapid weight loss reports a remarkable recovery after four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He rose from 115 pounds to 151, gained digestive comfort, and can now eat anything. A money back guarantee is offered at McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
McKee Dreg Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
U S Bureau of Standards Develops High Speed Camera
The U S Bureau of Standards has developed a camera that records 250 images per second to study the flight of projectiles. The device aims to capture rapid motion for improved ballistic analysis and equipment testing.
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U. S. Bureau of Standards
White's workers busy in Athens county in drive
Carl Peassey, chairman of the James White for Governor club, says two scores of volunteers are active across Athens county. They carry membership lists pledging support, signatures are being collected, totals unavailable until solicitors report. Headquarters are set in Athens and work continues through election day next Tuesday.
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Carl Peassey
James White
Governor Club
Athens County
Mr. White
White Elub
Athens
Cotton output forecast rises for United States
The Agriculture Department today forecast U S cotton production for the year at 12 851 000 bales up 417 000 bales from the July 16 projection in Washington August.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bates
Man arraigned on non support charge in family case
Clarence Ashcraft pleaded not guilty to a non support charge brought by his wife Helen. He appeared before Magistrate Porter and waived examination, was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond, tied to allegations he failed to provide for his two minor children.
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Clarence Ashcraft
Helen Ashcraft
Porter
Ashcraft
Grand Jinry
Feet
Davis Starts to Old Home Town
New York Aug 8 John W Davis Democratic presidential candidate travels to Clarksburg West Virginia tonight to receive formal notification of the nomination Monday He visited his headquarters Thursday and gave final instructions for his campaign opening after delivering his acceptance speech He may stay in West Virginia after the speech or return to Locust Valley Long Island Also notes Serbian children born Friday are believed invulnerable to evil spirits.
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New York
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Locust Valley
Long Island
Jerusalem bans opera over religious offense
The French opera La Juive is banned in Jerusalem for possibly offending the Catholic community. The Governor ordered the Hebrew Opera Company to remove parts of the work that might offend any faith, citing a Cardinal character linked to an illegitimate daughter.
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Jerusalem
Hebrew Opera Company
Court hears sparse recital from curious seaside case
A fragmentary report notes a craft tied to a case heard by Constable B C Mariner. The text hints at a maritime setting with references to an oceanic theme and a judge’s proceedings, but details remain unclear.
Lewis for Lieutenant Governor Endorsed by Eighth District
The Marion Star endorses Charles H. Lewis for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor. A Harpster farmer, Wyandot County banker, newspaper publisher, and longtime county Board of Education president he is described as an eminent, qualified candidate with broad farm, business, and civic ties. The paper urges farmers to support him, noting unanimous county endorsements and his potential to strengthen the ticket.
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