Donna Maxine Cooper Birthday Luncheon at May Avenue
A birthday luncheon was held Tuesday at the Cooper home on May Avenue to celebrate Donna Maxine Cooper's fourth birthday. Present were grandmothers Mrs. M. Lowther and Mrs. A. G. Black with Alanna, Mrs. D. C. Gibson with Helen, and Donna Maxine Cooper, who received many gifts.
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May Avenue
Donna Maxine
Hazel M. Cooper
M. Lowther
William Cooper
A. G. Black
Alanna
D. C. Gibson
Helen
Hazel Cooper
Donna Maxine Cooper
Hobson Study Circle Donates Food for Christmas
At Mrs. John Murphy's home on Maple Street 17 members attended the Hobson Study Circle meeting Tuesday night. They planned a Christmas food donation for two families and discussed current events, American prose by Miss Blanche Finsterwald, and American poetry by Mrs. C R Featherston.
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C. R. Featherston
Six Tables Bridge at Mrs Fenzel's Athens Club
Mrs Maud Fenzel hosted her bridge club at 8 West Washington Street with six tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Violence Lash Williams for high score and Mrs Ernest W Coe for top club score. guest Mrs TL H Smith won consolation.
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Maud Fenzel
West
Washington Street
Bridge Club
Violence Lash Williams
Ernest W. Coe
TL. H. Smith
Girl Held on Murder Charge In Portland Case
Miss Irma Loucks a former secretary to Nelson Bowles is held with Bowles on a murder charge tied to the stabbing death of Bowles wife found in Miss Loucks apartment. Dr Paul Cooper testified to police leading to the arrest of the couple.
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Irma Loucks
Nelson
Bowles
Portland
Ore
Miss Loucks
Paul Cooper
Caldwell Family MournsDeath of H C Scriggs in Marietta
Mr and Mrs J A Caldwell and Becky Mae travel to Caldwell for the funeral of Mr H C Scriggs in Marietta. Mrs G Jordan returns home to Columbus after visiting with Mr and Mrs Fred H McCoy and Mr and Mrs C L Jordan. Ladies Auxiliary of the Fagies to meet Thursday at 8 30 in Eagies Hall with team practice after lodge work.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
K. of P. Hall
J. A. Caldwell
Becky Mae
Caldwell
Mr. Caldwell
H. C. Scriggs
Marietta
G. Jordan
Columbus
Fred H. McCoy
C. L. Jordan
Fagies
Eagies
How to Act When Robbed Turns Deadly in Cleveland
In Cleveland on December 3 Charles Holt asked how to respond to a robbery. A friend drew a revolver and fired. Holt survived. The friend claimed he did not know the gun was loaded.
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Cleveland
U.R
Charles Holt
Holt
Pocahontas Lodge Sets Election and Holiday Dinner
Pocahontas Lodge will hold an annual election of officers in Red Men's Hall at 7 30 tonight. A birthday dinner precedes the meeting honoring members with December birthdays.
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Pocahontas Lodge No. 181
Red Men's Hall
Pocahontas Lodge
Fis
Supply of Wheat in U. S. Still Large
In Columbus a grain official reports the visible U S wheat supply remains burdensome at 198 6 million bushels versus 187 0 million last year. Farm marketing is down while more wheat is fed domesticly and export shipments rise to 49 million bushels last week. Russian exports dominate with 5 million cleared from Black Sea ports.
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Columbus
United States
C. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Black Sea
Owners Warned To Lock Their Cars In Athens
Athens Mayor Robert Wood urged residents to lock ignition and doors when parking on main streets after five cars were stolen in two weeks. He noted thieves travel on lonely roads and abandon vehicles. notifying nearby police has proved futile.
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Athens
Robert $. Wood
Mayor Wood
English Club Meets At Chubb Home Here
Frances Morton, a Ohio University student, read poems "Singing Tower" "Remembered Garden" and "City of Rain" at the English Club gathering hosted by Dean and Mrs. EF W. Chubb. Audrey Jacobs read "Thoughts of a College Student While Strolling" in McIntyre’s style, with Court Street references. B M DeLancey, acting English instructor, read "The Americanization of Little Nick" written in a Greece English dialect.
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Singing Tower
Garden
Frances Morton
Ohio University
EF. W. Chubb
Audrey Jacobs
O. O. McIntyre
Court Street
Union
Washington
B. M. DeLancey
Ohio election boards ordered to guard November ballots
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown ordered all Ohio election boards to hold inviolate ballots from the November 4 vote amid the tight contest between Democrat William G. Pickrel of Dayton and Republican John T. Brown of Mechanicsburg for Lieutenant Governor. The safeguard aims to prevent ballot confiscation under a general code statute allowing destruction 30 days after an election unless overridden.
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Columbus
U.R
Clarence J. Brown
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
John T. Brown
Mechanicsburg
Secretary of State
Mothers Sweet Powders for Children advertising card
Mothers who value comfort and their children should have Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They break up colds relieve feverishness and teething disorders and ease headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years. Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
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Mother Gray
al Drug Stores
Vree
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N.Y
Bus Line To Athens Changes Hands
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Safeway Transit Co of Gallipolis to sell its lines and equipment to Capitol-Greyhound Lines of Columbus. The certificate allows operation from Cincinnati through Chillicothe and Athens to Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Athens
Columbus
Deca
U.R
Public Utilities Commission
Safeway Transit Co
Gallipolis
Capitol-Greyhound Lines
Safeway Company
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
W. Va
Largest Water Rent Collected by City in Athens
The Athens City Department of Water fund on December 1 shows a cash balance of $19,831.65 after the largest water rent collection to date. Only an overdraft of $6.42 and November expenses of $2,099.28 reduced the total, while other funds show minor movements and steady balances.
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Athens
State Sends Check To National Guard For Mine Disaster Duty
A state check for 393.12 was received by Captain T. W. Shafer to pay members of Company L 166th Infantry Athens National Guard who served at the Millfield mine disaster. Guardsmen worked in shifts from 1 PM November 5 to 6 PM November 6.
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166Th Infantry
Athens National Guard
Millfield
T. W. Shafer
Athens
Shafer to Present Silver Stacks to On Duty Men
Shafer will cash checks and present about six dollars in silver to each man on duty during the drill period. The distribution is planned for Monday night.
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Shafer
Veteran Captain Homer Smith Dead at Poe Pleasant W Va
Gallipolis dispatch reports Captain Homer Smith aged 62, longtime skipper, died at his home in Poe Pleasant West Virginia. He previously owned and operated the excursion steamer Homer Smith in the Pittsburgh trade, selling it in 1938 after it was renamed Gr. Pittsburgh.
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Gallipolis
Homer Smith
Poe
Pleasant
W. Va
Smith
Pittsburgh
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