Athens Messenger Sale Points Listed in Society Note
From this tier of Ohio residents, Athens Messenger is on sale at multiple Manhattan locations including S E Cor 42nd Street and 6th Ave, S E Cor 47th Street and Broadway, 42nd Street opposite Grand Central Depot, and N E Cor 32nd Street and 6th Ave. The Schultz News Agency, Bishop Circle. A Girls' Bishop circle meeting at Iris Fierce's home 27 Mound Street at 5 30 Thursday includes a supper and dues payment led by Miss Thelma Bingman with Ellis Island as the program topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. E. Cor
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
S. E
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Bishop Circle
Iris Fierce
Mound Street
Thelma Bingman
Ellis Island
Adelmanns Visit Bursons for Christmas Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Andrew Adelmann of Long Island New York arrived last evening to spend Christmas with Mrs Burson and Mr Burson at 10 Maplewood Drive. The Bursons expect their children to join for the holiday homecoming.
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Andrew Adelmann
Bertine Burson
Long Island
N. Y
H. S. Burson
Maplewood Drive
Mr George W Dean Visits Coolville After Springfield Trip
Mr George W Dean spent Tuesday enroute to Coolville from Springfield where he stayed for the weekend with his grandson Kenmet Smith who has been seriously ill from pneumonia but is now out of danger. His daughter Mrs Stella Smith also of Coolville remains with the boy’s mother while they visited the Masonic Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dean
Coolville
Springfield
Kenmet Smith
Stella Smith
Mr. Dean
Social Literary club gathers for charitable wrap session
The Social Literary club met Tuesday at Mrs. W. L. Slutzs home 18 South Congress Street. With no literary program they sorted and tied presents for a needy family. Mrs Slutz and her daughter Miss Mary Slutz served Christmas season refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Slutz
South Congress Street
Fosters Honored by First Baptist Women Before Cleveland Move
The Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. H. Schuyler Foster at 33 Woodard Avenue. After a brief session, members and friends shared an enjoyable evening. Mr. D. H. Phelps presented a dozen cut glass sherbets as a farewell gift as Reverend Foster leaves for his new pastorate in Cleveland. Refreshments were served by the Good Will Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
H. Schuyler Foster
Woodard Y Avenue
Good Will
Cranzy Brown and party spend day in Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Cranzy Brown with Mrs Everett Jones and Mrs Vaughn Brown and their young son traveled to Lancaster yesterday for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranzy Brown
Everett Jones
Vaughn Brown
Little Son
Lancaster
Central PTA to Meet With Christmas Program
The Central school Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday afternoon in the Central building room 483. The program includes a Christ mas carol and a solo led by Miss Drug gan and Miss Campbell who will cover health topics. Community Christmas tree stockings will be assigned and no refreshments will be served to close promptly.
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Central School Parenteacher Association
Asic
Druggan
Miss Campbell
Christmas Meeting Planned by Training School PTA
The Training School Parent Teacher Association will hold a Christmas meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Training School auditorium. Kindergarten and grades will perform songs and readings including Christmas rhythms and scenes, with a Bible reading and varied performances by boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School Parent Teacher Association
Mrs Wheaton Returns From Napoleon After Sister's Grave Illness
Mrs. Fred Wheaton and her son Charles returned home last evening from Napoleon where Mrs. Wheaton was called Friday by the serious illness of her sister Miss Dorothy Walters. Walters has lived with the Wheaton family while pursuing a nurse's training course and remains in grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheaton
Charles
Napoleon
Dorothy Walters
Miss Walters
Mrs. Wheaton
Christmas party of Woman's Bible class announced
The annual Christmas party of the Woman's Bible class at the Presbyterian church will be held at the manse 15 North College Street, the home of Mrs. A Y Wilcox, at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
North College Street
A. Y. Wilcox
Assist ant Hostesses Named for Thursday Evening Event
Assist ant hostesses Mrs. W. B. Gamertsfelder and Mrs. E. D. Dern were listed for Thursday evening activities at the community gathering.
Harper Family Guest Visit Spreads Through States
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Harper and their son Warren Dorr with Mr. Perry Harper from Indianapolis arrived yesterday for a short visit with relatives. They were received by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Coe of 227 East State Street. The party traveled to Guysville last evening and are now in New Marshfield.
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Wilson Harper
Warren Dorr
Perry Harper
Indianapolis
W. W. Coe
East State Street
Guysville
New Marshfield
Hobson Study Circle Hosts Annual Christmas Party
Mrs. L. H. Blackwood hosted the Hobson Study Circle at 99 North Congress last evening for its annual Christmas party. A gayly trimmed tree held member gifts to be exchanged, with roll call and a paper by Mrs. Paul Kever titled Life in America One Hundred Years Ago. Miss Ethel Boetzner assisted. she was the club's lone guest as members chatted and shared refreshments.
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Hobson Study Circle
L. H. Blackwood
North
Congress Street
Paul Kever
America
Blackwood
Ethel Boetzner
Illegal hunter fined in Ohio court case
Lafe Essex of Hopewell failed to appear in Zanesville court for a Sunday hunting charge. Game Protector B T LeFever found him in Nelsonville and he was arraigned in Zanesville where he pleaded guilty and was fined 25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Head
Glouster
Lafe Essex
Hopewell
Zanesville
Nelsonville
B. T. LeFever
Squire Bowl
Special Christian Workers meeting announced at Church of Christ
Glouster residents are told a special business meeting of the Christian Workers will be held at the Church of Christ Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock. The organizer asks the presence of every member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Christian Workers
Church of Christ
Auditor Joseph Richards travels from Glouster to Burkingham
Joseph Richards Sr traveling auditor for the United Mine Workers went to Burkingham Wednesday morning on business tied to his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glousbter
Joseph Richards, Sr
United Mine Workers
Columbus Weekend Visits Include Cavey Family
Mrs. G W Cavey went to Columbus as weekend guest of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Meshick Cavey. Dr and Mrs H G Gibson are spending the day in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cavey
Columbus
Inlaw
Meshick Cavey
H. G. Gibson
Mandrake Pills Promote Vitality and Cleanse Bowels
A long advertisement touts Dr Schenck s Mandrake Pills as a purely vegetable remedy for self poisoning from faulty elimination. It claims headaches dizziness bilious spells upset stomach and fatigue improve through gentile non habit forming action. Available at druggists for 25 cents a box.
Banquet Honors Evangelist Homer Vian at Church Meeting
The men's class of the Church of Christ hosted a banquet at the church Monday evening to honor Evangelist Homer Vian who aided with the just completed meetings. A fine program and music were enjoyed.
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Church of Christ
Homer Vian
Glouster Schools Plan Two Week Holiday Break
Glouster, Dec. 16. Glouster schools will close Friday for a two weeks holiday vacation. Classes resume Monday, January 4. Special Christmas programs will be given by the first second and third grades on Friday this week.
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Glouster
F O E Leader to Address Glouster Aerie Members
W A Hyde former state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will speak to Glouster Aerie No 463 in the F O E hall starting at 7 o clock Thursday night The address urges all members to attend and participate in the meeting as scheduled in Glouster.
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Glouster
W. A. Hyde
Marietta
Glouster Aerie
Order
Population in United States Keeps Doubling About Every 30 Years
The statement notes that over the past century the U S population has roughly doubled, with an approximate growth cycle of thirty years. It emphasizes a long term exponential trend affecting demographics and society.
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United States
Police Waive Arrests for 1926 License Tags in Columbus
Columbus police will not arrest motorists using 1926 license tags this month. Municipal Judge Miller recommends no arrests. Local auto dealers said the previous decree hurt their business by targeting drivers with 1926 tags.
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Columbus
Miller
Radio Concerts and Programs Across Time Zones
A dense schedule lists station notes and nightly programs. Eastern and Central time blocks show multiple orchestras, soloists, and vocalists including Violet Kaye Judith Roth and Manhattan Serenaders. syndicated acts like Vincent Lopez and the Cliquot Club Entertainers perform across major networks and local outlets.
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WEAF
Larkinites
WEEI
WGR
WOC
WEI
WWJ
WCAE
Wcco
KSD
IWSAI
WTAG
WFI
WSAI
WEAR
Goodrich
WRG
WWCO
WJAR
Vincent Lopez
WMCA
Violet Kaye
Snedden Weir
Judith Roth
Jack Miller
Mildred van Vliet
Fred Mensing
Erna Cavelle
Manhattan Serenaders
Local Radio Schedule Snapshots From Classical to Dance
A listing of radio program slots across multiple stations featuring classical selections, vocal numbers by Mrs. Charles Caldwell, dance tunes, and evening orchestrations with times ranging from 9 to 11:45 PM across stations KTHS KYW WIAZ Wacco WOC and WDAF.
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KDKA
Little Symphony Orchestra
WCAE
WGBS
Erva Giles
Edward Morris
WBZ
WBAL
Edith Ginn
Neenah Woods
Ercelle Mitchell
Herbert Bangs
George Bolek
James Wilkinson
Wear
Vincent Percy
WIR
Jean Goldkette
WNYC
George B. Silzer
New Jersey
Woo
WTIC
WWJ
WGY
CFCA
WRC
S. Army Band
WRNY
Lorna Lee
WBBR
Stanley Gohlinghorst
WJAR
WJZ
Royal Hour
WIP
Central Time
WBBM
Sandy
Harry
Valentino Inn Orchestra
William Dalton
Irene Beasley
Sidney Niceman
Russell Meyers
Jack Pennywell
Freddy Palmiter
Tip
Ziegler J Sisters
Miriam Hadley
Burmeister
Fiascone
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Harry and
Harry Brailsford
Pearl Jarret
Fred Jacobsen
Dolly Sterling
Moulin Rouge Cafe Star
WMAQ
American ‘Legion
WENR
WGN
WOAW
WFAA
WQI
KFNF
WLW
WHAS
WJBC
al Carney
Dance Jung
WCBC
WERC
KPRC
KTHS
Charles Caldwell
KYW
Wiaz
Wacco
WOC
WDAF
iNighthawk Frolic
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Missionary Society
Foster Home
W. 8. Gamertsfelder
E. D. Dern
Honor Evangelist Glouster
Santa
Logan
Cuticura
Lash
Eastern Time
Slingluff's Book and Gift Shop
Ann
W. B. Drake
Ks Neie
C. C. Millikan Jeweler
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