Edward McCune Named Superintendent of Adrian City Schools
Mrs N H Mills announces Edward McCune to head the Adrian city schools. McCune has served five years as principal of the high school in Adrian and is a Columbia University graduate. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F J McCune of Amesville with sisters Mrs Mills and Mrs P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.H. Mills
Maplewood Drive
Adrian
Edward McCune
McKagelheen
McCune
F. J. McCune
Amesville
McP
Mills
Bridge Club Thrills At Algeo Home Event
At 30 Columbia Avenue, Mrs. J. E. B. Algeo hosted the Thursday bridge club. Mrs. William Moler earned the high score trophy and Mrs. P. F. Good took second high honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Algeo
Athens Hosts Ohio Independent Telephone Officials Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H B Hageman of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Frank L McKinney of Columbus visited Athens to meet Dr and Mrs C L Jones at University Terrace. The group discussed the new Home Telephone building and Athens company auto phone system anniversary. Additional guests planned a Buckeye Lake weekend with Carl H Beasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hageman
Lorain
Frank L. McKinney
Columbus
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Hageman
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
McKinney
Doctor Jones
Athens Hore Telephone Company
Athens Company
D. R. Zenner
Roger J. Jones
Charlies Woodworth
Carl H. Beasley
Buckeye Lake
Band Concert at Glouster Depot Square Saturday Eve
Slick's Band will give a concert on Depot Square in Glouster this Saturday night from 7 30 to 8 30. All residents within reach are urged to attend and enjoy the music. Parking on the square will be prohibited during the performance to keep the area pure for listeners. A few musical numbers are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Slick
Depot Square
Schools Set Sept 14 Opening For Glouster District
Glouster Board of Education announced the first semester begins Monday September 14. C. B. Dillon will oversee the schools and Lincoln G. Delsong of Ironton becomes high school principal succeeding H. L. Holter who left earlier to take a Wellston post. Trimble Jacksonville and Trimble Township schools start Tuesday September 1 under county supervision.
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Glouster Board of Education
C. B. Dillon
Lincoln G. Delsong
Ironton
H. L. Holter
Sumer
Wellston
Trimble
Jacksonville
Trimble Township
Meeting of National Association for Colored People Here Sunday
GROUSTER Aug. 21 A meeting of the Athens and Perry County chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will be held in this city Sunday at 2 30 o clock. Invitations were extended to visitors from out of town and many are expected. CE Dickison of Columbus, state head of the association, attended a recent meeting at Athens and spoke. A club program was presented by Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Colored People
Grouster
Athens
Perry
National Association
the Advancement of Colored
Banabing CE
Funeral for Mrs. T. G. McDonald Sunday
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Church of Christ for Mrs. T. G. McDonald with Rev. F. B. Roberts of Columbus officiating. Burial follows in Maplewood Cemetery. She is survived by her husband four children three grandchildren two brothers and three sisters.
Near Fire Reported At McCarty Tin Shop
In Glouster this morning at about 6 o clock a small blaze occurred at the W E McCarty tin shop on North High Street when a wooden cuspider box caught fire. Jimmie McCarty found heavy smoke and alerted officials. no damage or fire department response was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. E. McCarty
North High Street
Jimmie McCarty
City Council to Meet Tonight in Glouster
The last regular August meeting of the council will be held tonight at 7 o'clock in the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge to Meet Saturday Night
Practice night for Marcellite Rebekah Lodge scheduled Saturday in the Odd Fellows Hall as announced from Glouster.
Mrs Missa Mil dred Smith Returns Home From Hospital
Missa Mildred Smith, who recently had an emergency appendicitis operation at University Hospital Columbus, has returned to her parents home near Bishopville. Her mother and brother Thurman Smith accompanied her from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Missa
Mildred Smith
University Hospital, Columbus
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
Thurman Smith
Columbus
Athens Women Golfers Invite Circleville Guests
A group from the Athens Country Club visited Circleville to play an invitation golf tournament on the Pickaway Country Club course. Rain postponed the event to a future date. Luncheon followed for the Athens party including Mrs. C. J. Cottingham Mrs. M. M. Kerr and guests Mrs. Horace Kerr and Marian Columbus Mrs. E. C. Bibbee Mrs. R. J. Studer Mrs. T. N. Hoover and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Circleville
Pickaway Country Club
Athens
C. J. Cottingham
M. M. Kerr
Horace Kerr
Marian of
Columbus
E. C. Bibbee
R. J. Studer
T. N. Hoover
Virginia
Dinner at Bradfields Marks Family Reunion Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bradfield hosted a Thursday 6 o'clock dinner at 132 Grosvenor Street for cousins Laura and Kathleen Bradfield Paul Bradfield Bernard Bradfield Columbus brother Mr Charles 8 Bradfield Chauncey brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs C W Sanders Millfield sister Mrs Frieda Willock and their two children Dorothy Ann and Mary Eleanor The evening featured a family gathering Kathaleen Frumm returned from a week with uncles Fahye Pierce and Jesse Pierce at Jerseyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bradfield
Grosvenor Street
Laura
Kathleen Bradfield
Paul Bradfield
Bernard Bradfield
Columbus
Charles
Bradfield
Chauncey
Millfield
Frieda Willock
Athens
Dorothy Ann
Mary Eleanor
Kathaleen Frumm
Fahye Pierce
Jesse Pierce
Jerseyville
Hunting and Fishing Prospects Are Bright
Sportsmen and fishermen report good prospects for fall in this district. The Waltons of Athens plan an artificial lake in Waterloo Township stocked with game fish while Meigs County pushes for a large lake on the Athens Pomeroy Road. Rabbits are plentiful this summer and squirrels should be numerous due to heavy mast. River fishing on the Hocking has been poor due to high water but should improve in early fall. early season fishing there was described as the best in a quarter century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonians
Athens
Waterloo Township
Meigs County
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Hocking River
Township Road Work Proves Resilient This Season
Athens County and nearby townships report heavy road work despite summer rains. Officials say large miles of rural roads were graded and surfaced with lime and gravel. Gasoline tax funds and local taxes funded widening and relocation of routes. Many districts without year round travel gained access this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Surplus Foods To Be Canned In Columbus
The Save the Surplus Committee of Franklin County will start canning surplus produce Monday at the central canning kitchen in Knights of Pythias Hall. Canned food will be stored and used for the needy in winter. County districts are organized with volunteers and division lieutenants directing truck pickups of fruits and vegetables with no market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Save the Surplus Committee
Franklin County
Knights of Pythias Hall
South High Street
W. W. Naramore
Naramore
John Smith
Canal Winchester
C. F. Netswander
Grove City
BE. E. Reese
Westerville
W. C. Carl
Camp Chase
Northwest
Construction Work Underway Says Officials
Officials say this year saw mixed work including permanent improvements and grading and placing gravel surfaces that will be renewed next year.
Country Roads Not So Smooth This Summer
Rural residents in Athens report heavy summer rainfall delaying road work and leaving dirt roads badly rutted. This contrasts with last year’s drought when roads stayed smooth from spring to winter. Mail carriers note post rain travel worsens conditions, though rain was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Directors Meet of Hocking Valley Co operative Sales
A meeting of the board of directors and the advisory council of the Hocking Valley Co operative Sales Company is called for Saturday at 4 PM. The session will take place in the office of County Agent T. H. Johnson in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Co-operative Sales Company
T. H. Johnson
Athens
Duke of Gloucester to undergo appendicitis operation
London Aug 21 The Duke of Gloucester third son of the King will have an appendicitis operation at 10 a m tomorrow doctors say the procedure is routine and successful expected recovery anticipated with guard on hand and no complications foreseen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Gloucester
River Service Here May Be Improved Soon
Weather Bureau reports from Columbus indicate the rainfall station at East Bridge in Athens will be maintained with regular river condition updates along the Hocking River. Additional flood and rainfall observations stations may be added in the Hocking Valley by the Federal Government. Mrs C N France has previously issued river gauge readings from Athens during floods, and local residents request continued or expanded service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Columbus
East Bridge
Athens
Hocking River
Hocking Valley
C. N. France
School Openings Loom in Rural Athens County
Athens County prepares to open rural schools at month start adding bus routes due to road construction. New buses will serve extended routes within two weeks and drivers are under contract and bond. Repairs to school houses continue and one room buildings will operate fewer this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Hamilton College Professor Visits Mexico City Summer Course
Dr. Ralph Super of Hamilton College Utica is in Mexico City for a multiweek summer course. He recently traveled from Athens with his father Dr. C W Super and brother Frank. He reports meeting cousin Dr. A R Super of Dallas in Mexico City.
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Ralph Super
Hamilton College
Utica
N. Y
City of
Mexico
Athens
C. W. Super
Frank Super
A. R. Super
Dallas
Texas
Mexico City
Super
Perry County
Pennsylvania
Spain
France
Russian Women Embrace Heavy Work in Moscow Rebuild
The Paris Bureau reports that Soviet women, freed from social leisure, take on hard labor across Moscow. They drive steam rollers, lay bricks, operate machinery, and enter professions like medicine, dentistry, banking, and theater, proving their capabilities and contributing to rapid reconstruction. Next: shopping in Moscow presents new problems for women workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Russia
Iol Beers Yale Vandergr
Ess
Paris
United
Moscow
Corn Cutting Starts Early In Hocking Valley
Frost, Frost resident L A Barrows began cutting his 1931 corn crop on Wednesday August 19. Officials say this may be a record for early corn cutting in the Hocking Valley, a season with plentiful rain and unusually rapid growth and early maturity reports have come in for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Barrows
Hocking
666 Salve for Baby's Cold Headline
A historical remedy claims fast relief for infants with a 30 minute headache cold and a three day malaria check. The product markets itself as 666 Salve for Baby's Cold with claims of rapid action.
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Mao Ake
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Ohio
Creek Valley
A. Craft
the Messenger
Glouster Depot Square
Malleting Aster
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellow Good Fellowship
Wood Grove
Jersville
Acré
T. G. McDonald
Maplewood
McCarty
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Albert F. Snell
Gee
Berry Hotel
CTICH
Siam- Mayer
Cleveland
F. X. Rauch
Shell Beach
Circleville Club
Japan
Jack Howard
United Press Staff
Caucasus
Land of Lenin
Logan
SILK
Slingluff
Pepes
BIG Daylight
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Bennetts
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