Watch Parties and Watch Night Services Planned for This Evening
Watch night observances mark year end with services at First Methodist Church and Nazarene Tabernacle. First Methodist offers a social program, Holy Communion at midnight and a solo by Miss Mariana Bing with Dr. Wilbur H. Fowler preaching on A Happy New Year. Nazarene Tabernacle hosts prayers, testimony and ministers from out of town starting 7 30 p m through midnight.
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Athens
First Methodist Church
Mariana Bing
Wilbur H. Fowler
Langsville Resident Steward Knapp Dies at Home
Langsville residents report Mrs Steward Knapp agen1 died Friday afternoon at her home after long illness. She leaves a husband two daughters Mrs Denzil Hill Oreton and Mrs John Nelson Dexter and one son with 15 grandchildren. Funeral was held Sunday at the Langsville Church with burial in Robinson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Steward Knapp
Denzil Hill
Oreton
John Nelson
Dexter
Pasabeth Knapp
Knapp
Langeville
Robinson Cemetery
Grace Brown
Columbus
Eliza Brown
R. F. Whitmer
Pt. Pleasant
J. H. Nelson
Iite
Cora Braley
Fostoria
J T. Leciie
Maynard Davis
L. E. Enteminger
Marvin Morris
Bruce Morris
Cora Morris
Saxton
John Braley
Wallace Wright
Alonzo Jones
Foot Health Emphasized At Federation Luncheon
Dr James A McLeay urges foot care as beauty and health link at a Woman's Health Federation luncheon. Experts Dr George Smith and others praise proper shoe fit, regular foot bathing, exercises, and avoid high heels. tips include moisture-absorbing socks and routine foot workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McLeay
Woman's Health Federation
George Smith
Parker Run Families Visit Charleston Area This Week
Parker Run residents moved from their farm to Charleston while relatives like Robert Miller and J D Miller and family visited in Parkersburg and Rio Grande. Mr and Mrs Gwen Clark and Mr and Mrs Paul Sisson joined Christmas gatherings with local relatives including C A Nelson and A L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Run
Charleston
Robert Miller
John Miller
Parkersburg
Gwen Clark
W. Va
Paul Sisson
C. A. Nelson
J. BE. McCture
Akron
A. L. Smith
J. D. Miller
J. L. Miller
Rio Grande
Alice Miller
KR. W. Miller
Feet in 1935 fashion shift to straps and low heels
New York fashion writer Marian Young notes 1935 trends favor exposed feet, straps and low heeled slippers over pumps. Slippers and spectator sports styles with easy dancing shapes gain popularity for comfort and a youthful look in Florida winter and northern spring outfits.
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Florida
New York
Marian Young
Miss Young
Local social notes from Grand Rapids and beyond
Miss Hazel Roach supervisor of Home Economics in Grand Rapids returned home after vacation with her mother Mrs. Roach and family. Miss Louise Roach traveled with her to Columbus. Fr Flegal and Aldine Roach visited Zanesville relatives over Christmas. Edwin A. Lynch returns to Chicago after visits in Washington and Athens County. Friendship Needle Club to meet at Mrs. C V Strawn’s. Daughters of Union Veterans set 7 PM Wednesday for 1935 officers installation. Dr and Mrs A Vern Johnson visit Charleston relatives. Earl C Logan returns to Chicago after visiting son and daughter-in-law at Mill Street. John Arthur Logan returns to Washington. Nellie Slye, teaching in Morganza, PA, guests of her mother with Miss Helen Bigheman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Roach
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry M. Roach
North College Street
Louise Roach
Columbus
Fr. Flegal
Aldine Roach
Zanesville
Roach
Edwin A. Lynch
Chicago
Washington
Athens
John L. Lynch
Vincent District
Earl C. Logan
W. H. Logan
Mill Street
Mr. Logan
John Arthur Logan
Logan
Nellie Slye
Pennsylvania Training School
Morganza
Rena Slye
Helen Bigheman
Christmas Visiting Distinctively Binds Area Families
Carbon Hill and Willard guests over Christmas include Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wilkenson and Greta from Willard visiting Robert Wilkenson. Bennett family from Lancaster visit Nutter kin. Eva Mae Nutter visits relatives. Wayn Johnson and son Briley of Columbus visit kin. Mrs. George Lyons travels to Columbus for daughter Kathryn Christell’s appendicitis operation.
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Karl Wilkenson
Greta Wilkenson
Willard
Robert Wilkenson
Lancaster
George Lyons
Columbus
Kathryn Christell
Martha Casto
Angerona
W. Va
Bud Smith
H. Lowes
Mable Lowes
Kathryn Boring
Anna Lowes
Lora
Louis Lowes
Ted
Florence Hawk
Clyde Bay
Ralph Johnson
Hamilton
Frank Johnson
Some Sales Are Not To Be Taxed in Ohio
Ohio's three per cent retail sales tax excludes interstate commerce purchases from taxation. Mail order items shipped from outside Ohio are tax free, as are many magazines. A unsettled issue remains for subscriptions to magazines with Ohio publishers but non Ohio business offices.
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Ohio
Columbus
Carlton Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Flashes of Life in Brief Worldwide Notices
A five pound picker el jumps from Coon Lake a nose biting incident is shown by Alvin Mickelson and two witnesses. In Chicago two robbers entered Harvey P Sather s home gathering money and jewelry. In Pittsburgh Pete the dog visits the Southside Police Station seeking his master. In Waco 79 year old conductor Daniel Patrick Hurley retires after 52 years on the Cotton Belt Lines. In Uniontown a bank receiver sues over engine and flat car as assets. In Baltimore Mrs Shriver swims daily despite icicles and freezes her cap when returning home.
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Minneapolis
Coon Lake
Alvin Mickelson
Mickelson
Chicago
Harvey P. Sather
Waco
Tex
Daniel Patrick Hurley
Kirby M. Post
Hurley
Harvey Mansfield 66 Dies at Home After Sunstroke
Harvey William Mansfield, 66, died Sunday at the family home Athena Rural Route No 2 from complications after a sunstroke in May. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Tuesday from South Canaan Baptist Church. He leaves four children Alfred Akron Marjorie at home Celia Canal Fulton and Stanley at home. His wife Mattie Mansfield died two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey William Mansfield
Athena Rural Route No. 2
South Canaan Baptist Church
Mr. Mansfield
Alfred
Akron
Marjorie
Celia Mansfield
Canal Fulton
Stanley
Mattie Mansfield
Mrs. Emily King Dies at 81
Mrs. Emily King aged 81 died Sunday at her daughter’s home on Maplewood Drive after a two year illness. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Tuesday at Pleasant Valley M E Church in Wellston, with Rev. Fred Rice officiating. She lived much of life in Zaleski and is survived by daughters Mrs H A Reeder of Zaleski and Mrs Sam King of London Ohio, and sons J BE King of Athens and Albert King of Zaleski.
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Emily King
H. A. Reeder
Maplewood Drive
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Pleasant Valley M. BE
Fred Rice
Wellston
King
Zaleski
Night in Paris big event for Athens Legion post
More Than 150 Den American Legion staged a lavish Night in Paris at Athens featuring a vaudeville style program. Acts included Ruth Chandler Eileen Rauch Bill Whyte Bill Turner and Dick Corwin with Paul Shannon Gortland directing as guests danced to a lively mix of songs tap and acrobatics under Parisian decor and reproductions of Latin Quarter scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Fe. Créssen Post
American Legion
Paris
Lal
Athens
Bill Whyte
Bill Turner
Cafe de la Paix
Cafe Maus
Paul Shannon Gortlam
St. Louis
Eileen Rauch
Eleanor Sams
Bill White
Sam
Mr. Why
Miss Sins
Sue
Dinah
Betty Bo
Wife of Merchant at Success Seceud
Fiorg abeth Swank, 68, wife of a Meigs County merchant, died at home in Coolville. Funeral at 2 PM at Tuppers Plains P B Church with interment in Rockland. Born in West Virginia, she moved with family years ago and is survived by husband John, son Robert, daughter Mrs. Bertie Hickman, and others in West Virginia and Kansas. a sister and brothers also listed.
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Coolville
Fiorgabeth Swank
Swank
Meigs County
Tuppers P B
Rockland
West Virginia
John
Robert
Harry
Athens
Bertie Tuppers
Effie Shumway
Owen
Gandeeville
Ww Va
Scott and
Santtorg Man
St. Louis
W. Va
Hickman
Santanta, Kas
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Marian Bush Snyder
Society
Deborah
Ross
C. J. Ross
Pearl Street
Frances Hessel
Roy Saylor
Roy Cline
Elise Finsterwald
HM. T. Phillips
White House
Barbara Cushing
New Haven
Conn
Miss Cushing
Harvard
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Friendship Needle Club
C. V. Strawn
North Lancaster Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
A. Vern Johnson
Anna Alice Smith
South Court Street
Carbon Hill
Harry Bennett
George Nutter
Myrtle Stedman
Nelsonville
Virgil Emerich
Ed Emerich
Charles Asabell
Eugene Parry
Niles, O
Floyd Parry
Don Aultman
Jobe
Garland Hawk
New Straitaville
Rema Koon
Murray City
Beulah Coe
Marl Bay
Chil
The
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pete
Southside
Uniontown
Harry A. Cotton
Monongahela National Bank of
Brownsville
Baltimore
Charles Meyer Shriver
George M. Shriver
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harvey Mansfield
Beasley’s
Breadbaker
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, Ohio
Athens County Savings & Loan Company
den American Legion Dance Sa
Bill Lowther
Fields
Dick Corwin
Earl Johnson
Eddie” Walker
Can Mets
France
Can
Augisie
T. Crossen
Vicks
Success
Legion Dance
Legion Building
Paul Shannon
GaGohr
Bob
Athen
Telephne
McPherson
W. Union St
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