Christmas Program Delights Community at Mrs Brown Hall
The Woman’s Club hosted a twilight Christmas program at Mrs L V Brown Hall 2 Uni terraces with a guest artist and a full chorus directed by Cutler. Readings and carols featured violin solos cello piano and vocal performances including There Were Shepherds Noel and Silent Night inviting community reverence.
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Armas
L. V. Brown
Uniterraces
Clarence C. Roba
Cutler
Margaret Benedict
J. N. Hizey
Harry G. Stalder
W. R. Phillips
Irene Witham
Noel
Adolph Adam
H. J. Steenrod
R. P. Tompking
Little Dove
Miss Grace I
Frank M. McKay
Neidlinger
Mrs. L. V. Brown
Pi Beta Phi Snow Dance at the Armory Saturday Night
The Pi Beta Phi snow dance held Saturday night at the Armory drew students to the gym for a festive event. Organizers promoted dancing, music, and wintery decor to boost campus participation.
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Pi Beta Phi
Armory
Glowing Winter Party With Orchestra For Club Members
A winter scene described with cotton snow and cedar set the backdrop for a gay party of 100. Electrically lit snow men provided visual charm while programs for girls and key holder programs for men guided proceedings. A seven piece orchestra supplied inspiring music as active members, pledges, and alumnae enjoyed the event under chaperone patronesses.
Pallas Club Hosts Workshop on One-Act Play Techniques
The Pallas club met Saturday afternoon with hostess Mrs J P Porter at 169 North Congress street and leader Mrs M E Twiss. Mrs J G Worstell presented Technique of the One-act Play followed by a Reading of two one-act plays by Miss Pickering and Mrs W F Mercer.
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Pallas Club
J. P. Porter
North Congress Street
M. E. Twiss
J. G. Worstell
Mrs. Findley Guests at Marion Home of Selbys
Mrs. Will Findley of Marion spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selby at 157 Morris Avenue. The visitors noted Mrs. Findley as the Selbys’ niece.
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Will Findley
Marion
Joseph Selby
Morris Avenue
Findley
Mr. Selby
Vorban Visit Here With Hearn Family
Pr and Mrs W H Vorban of Lima are making a brief visit with Mrs Hearn and Mr Hearn at 45 West Union Street, the home of the latter's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vorban
Lima
Mrs. M. Hearn
West Union Street
Radcliff Guests Visit in Glouster
Mrs L D Radcliff and her daughter Miss Ethel Radcliff spent the day as guests of Mr and Mrs M M LeFavor in Glouster.
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L. D. Radcliff
Ethel Radcliff
M. M. LeFavor
Glouster
Athens Needle Club Christmas Party Set for Wednesday
Mrs. J W Harvey hosts the Athens needle club at 2 PM on Wednesday at 215 West Washington to celebrate its annual Christmas party. Each member brings a gift to contribute to the Santa Claus pack for distribution among members.
Columbus Prosecutor Aid Arrives for Athens Business
Mr. W. B. Bartels of Columbus, assistant state prosecutor and former Athens resident, is in town on official business.
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W. B. Bartels
Columbus
Athens
Porto Rico Auditor Kessinger Visits Athens for Farewell
Mr. W. L. Kessinger auditor of Porto Rico is in Athens today bidding adieus to relatives before traveling to Porto Rico. Mr. Jesse Davis, who has filled an orchestral engagement in Fairmont, W. Va., has returned home briefly. Davis will perform for the Elks minstrel this week.
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W. L. Kessinger
Porto Rico
Athens
Adieus
Jesse Davis
Fairmont
W. Va
Davis
the Elksminstrel
Funeral attendees from distance honor Timothy Clifford
Those who attended the funeral from afar included Mr. and Mrs. John Burns Dayton and family, Mrs. Thomas Murphy and family of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin and family of Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clifford and family of Edna, Mary Heasley of Cleveland, Michael Clifford of Columbus, Mrs. T. B. Moriarty and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford and family of Athens, Mr. Jas. Clifford of Whitefish Montana, Mrs. Pearl Vale of Chillicothe, Dan Shea, Thomas Murphy Jr. and Edward of Nelsonville.
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Timothy Clifford
John Burns Dayton
Thomas Murphy
Nelsonville
James Griffin
Portsmouth
Wm. Clifford
Edna
Mary Heasley
Cleveland
Michael Clifford
Columbus
T. B. Moriarty
John Clifford
Athens
Jas. Clifford
Whitefish
Mont
Pearl Vale
Chillicothe
Dan Shea
Thomas Murphy, Jr
Edward
Chubb Couple Leave for California Lecture Circuit
Dr and Mrs FE W Chubb depart Sunday evening for Los Angeles where he will lecture on literary subjects under the Southern California State Teachers Association. They will visit Santa Monica FE Centro and Long Beach and spend a day at the Grand Canyon. They plan return via San Francisco Salt Lake City and Denver.
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FE. W. Chubb
Los Angeles
Cal
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Chapter Delays Regular Meeting
The Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae chapter will not hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening. The time for the next meeting will be announced later. Miss Addie Marie Grones, engaged in millinery work at Warren, is home for the holiday season.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Addie Marie Grones
Warren
Lillie Class Kid Party Set For Tonight at 6:30
A Kid Party is scheduled for the Lillie class of the Christian church at 6:30 this evening. The event will be held at Miss Mildred Banks residence 37 Franklin Avenue.
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Lillie
The
Christian Church
Mildred Banks
Franklin Avenue
Tuesday Needle Club Hosts Annual Picnic Party
Mrs. Homer Wolfe of 139 Franklin Avenue will host the Tuesday Needle Club gathering at 7 o'clock in the evening. The event marks the time of the annual picnic party.
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Homer Wolfe
Franklin Avenue
Needle Club
Offender’s Tears Fail to Move Athens Court
Ralph Darlington of Athens appeared before Magistrate Helwig on a charge of intoxication. He wept openly but the court imposed a $25 fine plus costs and sentenced him to jail until the amount is paid. He was picked up on Woodland avenue after a disturbance report by Sheriff McKinley.
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Ralph Darlington
Athens
Helwig
Darlington
Woodland Avenue
McKinley
Floodwood Plans Community Social to Fill Treasury
Floodwood Ohio December 19 report says the community club house hosts a public social on Tuesday evening December 12 as the first of three gatherings in ten days to raise funds for the children’s party on December 19 and a later big party for members and husbands on December 20.
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Floodwood
Ommunity House
Farmers urged closer ties to consumers at meeting
L. J. Taber former state director of agriculture and current National Grange master spoke at the Belmont county Jersey cattle association in Barnesville Ohio. He urged farmers to improve business conditions by getting closer to the consumer and understanding market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Belmont County Jersey Cattle Association
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Truck Driver Guilty After Slamming Into Lamp Post
Donald Oxley a Banks Ice Cream truck driver appeared before Mayor Gil on a reckless driving charge after crashing into a lamp post by the First Presbyterian church while trying to avoid a collision with another truck. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs, the latter suspended pending payment to repair the light standard.
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Donald Oxley
Banks Ice Cream Company
Gil
First Presbyterian Church
Parker
Oxley
Milk Dealers Must Follow Board 5 Rule
At the city board of health meeting Dr Higgins presented the annual health commissioners convention report from Columbus where he served as Athens Athens County delegate. The bovine tuberculosis session showed most childhood tuberculosis originates in cattle and emphasized tuberculin testing as essential for human protection and herd health. The group urged dairy owners to adopt testing as both health safeguard and economic measure.
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Board of Health
Athens
Food and Dairy
N. W. Baker
Baker
State Board of Health
Athens County
City Board of Health
Higgins
Columbus
Program for the Week At Presbyterian Church
Week schedule lists meetings of officers, women’s missionary groups, and church classes. Principal speaker Mrs Wolfe of Parkersburg. Session, children’s class, midweek service, Brotherhood dinner with Dr Franklin Reinhold speaking on Alaska. Saturday cafeteria supper, Sunday Christmas music by organist and quartet.
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Brotherhood
J. P. Wood
Women's Missionary Societies
New England
Guysville
Carthage
Hibbardsville
Albany
Athens Society
Wolfe
Parkersburg
Franklin Pm. Reinhold
Warren
Alaska
Land of Big Things
Friendly Society
Gard
William FE. Moler
Egg prices fall as weather floods Newark market
War weather and flooding in Newark Ohio disrupted markets causing egg prices to drop from 55 cents to 45 cents in today’s trading. Local traders report shaky supply links and rising transport costs amid the unsettled conditions.
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Newark
Minstrel Show Seat Sale Opens at Local Pharmacy
The annual Fiks minstrel show at Ewing hall runs Wednesday to Friday. Seat charts opened at Cline's Pharmacy and by lodge members for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday performances. Costume distribution by Director Charles Adams on Monday evening. dress rehearsal set for Tuesday.
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Fiks
Ewing Hall
Cline’s Pharmacy
Charles Adams
Bushalta Bros to pay $5090 in Belmont County case
In Belmont County Common Pleas Court Harold Jerger, injured in an auto collision with a Bushalta Bros truck, was awarded the full requested $5090 after the defendants failed to appear to defend.
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ST. Clairsville
Bushalta Bros
Cambridge
Harold Jerger
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Community Chest Surpasses Goal in Elyrla with Large Pledges
Elyrla Colorado reports a total pledges of 92000 toward a quota of 86500 after Henry Norweb tied $500 to the United States embassy in Tokyo Japan. Last year Elyrla fell short by 25000 and claims origin of the chest idea.
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Elyrla, CO
Henry Norweb
United States
Tokio
Japan
Bees Inspected Across Ohio for American Foul Brood
Ohio state apiarist Charles A. Reese and four deputies inspected 77960 bee colonies across 793 apiaries for American foul brood under a July enforcing inspection law. The report details the scope and reach of the program.
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Columbus
Charles A. Reese
Regulations Aimed at Stopping Hog Cholera Adopted in Ohio
A code of regulations being drawn up by the Ohio state department of agriculture with federal government support will be recommended to the swine industry for adoption. The aim is to halt the spread of hog cholera across the state.
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Columbus
O.—A
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
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BPO
Elksia Minstrels
College
C. Book
Mullane’s
Page & Shaw
Logan's Book and News Store
By Williams
Tron Nice
Vairm
CROSH
Trwiikami
Presbyterian Church
Seth Thomas
Diamonds
W. B. Drake
Milady
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Tism
Wills
Business
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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