Dinner Bridge Honors Hosted by Burson Guthrie and Keever
Mrs Burson Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Keever hosted a dinner bridge at Mrs Guthrie home 72 North Congress Street Thursday night. Attendants included Miss Anna Mae Keever assisting. Thirty six guests attended with nine bridge tables, prizes awarded to Mrs Dwight Robinson first and Mrs Wilbur F Martin second and Mrs E G Burt and Mrs Rafael Johnson fourth.
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8. K. Burson
E. A. Guthrie
Paul H. Keever
Guthrie
North
Congress Street
Anna Mae Keever
Dwight Robinson
Wilbur F. Martin
E. G. Burt
Rafael Johnson
Lee Beasley
Marie Grim
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Margaret Alice Guthrie
KB. A Guthrie
Higley Study Circle Meets Wednesday at Mrs Foster’s
Higley Study Circle met at 33 Woodward Avenue with Mrs Richard A Foster as host and program leader. Twenty five members attended as Mrs Foster reviewed Devil's Duties by Jean Thomas and discussed the life of Kentucky mountaineers while her daughters Jane Foster and Nell Foote provided piano selections.
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Richard A. Foster
Higley Study Circle
Woodward Avenue
George Coe
Kentucky
Jane Foster
Nell Foote
Mrs Jones Hosts Luncheon Club At Park Place Home
Mrs Evan J Jones Jr entertained members of her contract luncheon club at her Park Place home on Thursday. Three tables were in play with Mrs Louis J Brown taking high score. Guest players included Mrs M E Twiss Mrs Hampton Beeson and Mrs Gordon K Breh oo. Mr and Mrs F L Williams Margaret Walburn returned from Newport News Va and Cincinnati. Williams is employed by H C Nutting Company in Cincinnati. Nearby Mystic Shrine members from Athens attending a Columbus meeting include Charles E Cameron W W Coe Will Clark and D Scott Allen.
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Evan J. Jones, Jr
Park Place
Louis J. Brown
M. E. Twiss
Hampton Beeson
Gordon K Breh
F. L. Williams
Margaret Walburn
Newport News
Cincinnati
Williams
H. C. Nutting Company
Mystic Shrine of Masonic Lodge
Athens
Columbus
Charles E. Cameron
W W. Coe
Will Clark
D. Scott Allen
John ©. Henry
the Eastwood
Seth W. Lewis
Betty Bailey
Clay Milar
Athens Needle Club Hosts Casserole Luncheon Meeting
Nineteen members of the Athens Needle Club met at Mrs. A. J. Laverty's home for a casserole luncheon and needlework session. The group planned Christmas food donations and announced a December 4 Christmas party at Mrs. Hal H. Rowland's home with gift exchanges.
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Athens Needie Club
A. J. Laverty
West State Street
Mra
Hal H. Rowland
Franklin Avenue
Fungus Growth Presented to Ohio University Museum
J. E. Crow of Athens has donated an unusually formed edible fungus weighing about four pounds. The growth, resembling a prehistoric face with hair, grew on a tree this summer and was placed in alcohol by Dr. W. A. Matheny who praised its size and character. A picture will be sent to Believe-it-or-Not artist Robert Ripley.
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Ohio University Museum
J. E. Crow
Athens
New Marshfield
W. A. Matheny
Crow
Robert Ripiey
Revival Services Continue At Church Of God
Revival services will continue tonight and Saturday night at the Church of God on Hocking Street. Pastor Rev. Calvin B. Hanes leads with evangelist Rev. George Lorton. Special music features the services. Two sermons are planned next Sunday and an ordinance service at 3 p.m.
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Church of God
Hocking Street
Calvin B. Hanes
George Lorton
Beer War Blazes Toledo Man Slain and Wounded
In Toledo violence flares in the beer trade with machine gunners fatally striking Louise Bell, a 24 year old manicurist, and wounding Frank Jankowski, 32, who was found seriously wounded after authorities believe he interrupted hijackers taking a beer and liquor cache.
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Toledo
Louise Bell
Jack Kennedy
Frank Jankowski
Jankowski
Community Notes From Union Area Past Week
Union Thirty-three people from the M. P Church attended a revival in Putman, Vinton County, last Sunday evening. Families visited, attended meetings, and repairs were made on the Union Church. Fire and accidents are mentioned with injuries and recoveries for local residents.
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M. P Church of Union
Putman
Vinton County
Frank White
R. R. Barker
Dorothy Barker
Alice Russ
Carol Howe
New Marshfield
Thomas Withers
Barberton
William Bridge
John Withers
Union
Donald Winn
Marietta
Harry Hopper
Earl Briley
Ada Snedden
Detroit
James Penrod
Evert
Athens
Darrel Withers
Union Church
Robert Mulpas
Huckleberry Stevenson
George Jr
George McBride
N. B. Saylor
Billy West
Elmer West
Louisa May Alcott Centenary Observed at Concord
An informal observance marked the centenary of Louisa May Alcott's birth in Concord on November 2. Orchard House doors opened to visitors who toured the rambling home where Alcott wrote Little Women. Rooms and wall drawings recall Alcott as Jo and the family life that shaped her novels.
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Concord
Mays
Louisa May Alcott
Orchard House
Alcott
Meg
Beth
Amy
Louisa May
Leoviea May
Mailing Dates Fixed For Foreign Lands
Postmaster Harry McKinstry warns holiday mail deadlines affect international delivery. China and Japan mail must reach now for Christmas, others to Asia and Pacific regions miss the cut. final dates list December 5 through December 21 for multiple countries and zones.
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Harry McKinstry
China
Japan
India
New Zealand
Australia
Manchuria
Santa Fires Santa for Kissing Child at Store
Memphis Tennessee December 2 1930 Santa Claus at a department store was discharged after kissing a one year old girl whose father complained. The elf said he did not recall the incident and that his kisses are part of his enthusiasm with children.
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Memphis, Tenn
Santa Claus
Harvey BE
He) Mann
Denison University Women Earn More On Campus Payroll
Granville Ohio December statistics show Denison University employs 92 women and 65 men on the payroll. Women fill roles as typists clerical assistants library and laboratory helpers and dormitory hall girls.
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Granville
R— Denison University
New Drug May Make a Race of Supermen
London reports researchers at a city hospital claim a new drug can extend life by ten years and erase fear while boosting intellect and strength. They say it could turn sheep into strong animals and cats into pantherlike foes as early results show animals fighting dogs. Officials warn about unpredictable social effects.
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London
French wine makers honor Roosevelt with river ceremony
In Paris on December 24, wine merchants and dock workers rechristened the Seine wharf "Qua Franklin Roosevelt" as they anticipates repeal of prohibition. The ceremony featured open barrels of red wine and toasts to the American president-elect and the health of Roosevelt.
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Paris
Seine
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States Now Shipping Out Alcohol
Montreal dispatch reports American bootleggers exporting U S liquor into Canada. Police seized a carload of alcohol destined for the Canadian holiday trade, said to have been shipped from the United States.
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Montreal
Dominion
United States
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