Society Notes Highlight Holiday Visits and Parties
The Messenger notes Mrs. M. Amelia Hockenberry of Kalamazoo visiting in Athens, West Side PTA program with Salvation Army captain, bridge party at Mrs. Pickering's, Jessie Stuart Cooper's tenth birthday party, Esther class Christmas meeting raising funds, and various club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Amelia Hockenberry
Kalamazoo, Mich
Victor Whitehouse
Lawrence Apartments
West Side Parent Teacher Association
Bennett
Salvation Army
Santa Claus
W. H. Cooper
North
Congress Street
Jessie Stuart
Charles Smith
Elliott Street
Esther
The
Christian Church
Myrtle Mitchell
Clarence Laughlin
L. E. Carpenter
Wilbur Young
Frank Watkins
W. R. Hughes
C. O. Clark
H. W. Beidel
EB. L. Church
Margaret
Mrs. Finsterwald Visites Niece in City
Mrs. J. H. Finsterwald of near Guysville is visiting her niece Mrs. W. W. Coe at 227 East State Street. She has just returned from a trip to New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Finsterwald
Guysville
W. W. Coe
East State Street
New
Woman's Home Missionary Society Postpones Sunday Meeting
Due to the Christmas rush the Woman's Home Missionary society meeting will be hurt. It will be held at 2 o'clock at the First Methodist church with an interesting brief program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
State Approves Funds to Pay for Ordered Cattle Kills
Columbus reports the state emergency board has appropriated 100000 dollars to the agriculture department to cover cattle ordered killed as part of a regional emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
State Emergency Board
State Department of Agriculture
Cleveland Milk Bylaw Aims at Tubercular Herds
Ordinances passed by Cleveland to bar milk from tuberculin tested herds take effect next month. The measure aims to boost cattle testing in the area. In Washington, Secretary of War Davis pledged to aid Speaker Longworth in seeking a compromise on the proposed new Chesapeake Ohio bridge at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
City of
Washington
D. C
Davis
Nicholas Longeworth
Cincinnati
Cabinet Member Herein Cabinet Portrait Quiz Questions
A reader quiz asks who is pictured in the accompanying photo and covers civics queries. It asks if a naturalized citizen may become president, whether the south pole is Arctic or torrid, which is pricier radium or platinum, and if glaciers exist in the United States. It also asks if there is a dome or steeple atop the Capitol, where Nicaragua lies, whether Washington or Oregon is larger, where KYW radio is located, and whether diameter or radius is longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
State of Washington
Oregon
KYW
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Athens
Joseph’s Confectionery
Union
Congress Streets
Corner Court
State Streets
West Side School
Charles
Perty
William Cooper
Dorothy Minameyer
Elizabeth Wood
Lorna Jane Cooper
Helen Gamertsfelder
Ermal
Arvis
Helen Metcalf
Woris Boggs
Natalie Slaughter
Juanita Saylor
Kathleen Carpenter
Susan Lash
Janet
Patty Mackinnon
Mabel Connett
Pauline Kimes
Myrtle Higgins
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Mary Margaret Bardin
Roxie Pierce
Louise Wharton
Jane Marquis
Bertine Sidders
Isabel Kern
Enid ‘Wilson
Ruth Graham
Steven ‘Fuller
Edith Burt
Dora Mae Smith
Russell Lamborn
Nelle Sands
Ray Slaughter
E. J. Person
Harry Nichols
Charles BaumlHne
FE. L. Church
A. B. W. Club
Tom Rosser
West Washington Street
Charles Wood
York City
Fred Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Maude Mullay
Ohio University
Electric Table Stores
Jacobs
Prestons
P. Hall
New Marshfield
Athens Orchestra
Lash'’S Drug Store
Uldimsinyes
Ted
Ifriends
Phoenix
Mer
Oxfords
Nelsonville
Amy
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