Athens Business Women Plan Logan Dinner and Athens Art Exhibit
Members of the Athens Business and Professional Women's Club will travel to Logan Tuesday for a dinner at Easterling Club House in celebration of Founders Day. Attendees include Arvilla Van Dyte Dasa Long Ethel Beekman Hulda Murphy Florence Trueshell Garnet Hatch Louisa Steele Myrta Ashworth Thelma Palmer. In Athens a club meeting discussed an Art Exhibit during Business Women's Work March 6 to 12.
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Athens Club
Delle Finsterwald
Lucia Bing
Athens County
Lucille Linscott
Athens Scout Leaders Travel to Parkersburg
The Girl Scout Captain and Leader Round Table held in Parkersburg Saturday was attended by Athens Council members Mrs. Fred McKay Mrs. B A Nottingham Mrs. H E Benz Mrs O B McClure Mrs Fred Wheaton Mrs Thor Olson and Ohio University student Maryanne Evans. The regional meeting drew representatives from Marietta Parkersburg Sistersville and other parts of West Virginia.
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Parkersburg
Fred McKay
B. A. Nottingham
H. Eb, Benz
0. BE. McClure
Fred Wheaton
Thor Olson
Athens Council
Ise Maryanne Evans
Ohio University
Marietts
Sistereville
W. Va
Ohio University Alumni Chit luncheon guest speaker in Columbus
Dean Irma Voigt from Ohio University spoke Saturday at the Fort Hayes Hotel luncheon in Columbus. About 60 people attended the sessions and 50 girls joined the luncheon at the Girl Scout Headquarters and nearby towns.
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Athens
Girl Scout
Irma Voigt
Ohio University
Fort Hayer
Columbus
Quick Operation Saves Life of Chauncey Child
Chauncey child Frances Howard was rushed to Columbus after corn lodged in her windpipe during supper. A specialist performed an operation and she recovered enough to return home, accompanied by her mother and relatives.
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Chauncey Child
Chauncey
Frances Howard
R. Howard
Columbus
C. R. Howard
Burg Johnson
Lawrence Donley Dies in Columbus Heart Attack
Chauncey mourns Lawrence Donley who died Saturday night in Columbus from a heart attack. Formerly of Nelsonville, he worked as a barber in Columbus and is survived by his wife Goldie, his mother, several sisters and brothers. Funeral arrangements likely to be in Nelsonville. Mrs Donley was Goldie Buchannan, sister of Mrs Baker.
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Sonville
Chauncey
Charles Baker
Lawrence Donley
Columbus
Donley
Nelsonville
Goldie Donley
Falls From Steps Injures Mrs. Devore Near Chauncey
Mrs. Canny Devore suffered injuries to her left arm and back after slipping while carrying a coal bucket on steps at her Chauncey area home Saturday afternoon. Her condition today is reported much improved.
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Canny Devore
Chauncey
Minstrels Stage Four Chauncey Shows in Week
Chauncey cotton Pickers Minstrels staged four performances last week at the Globe Theater Chauncey two nights at the Millfield Theater and a Wednesday and Thursday run in New Marshfield. Fifteen performers appeared with Virginia MacQuade and Lorena Mae Slason offering specialty dancing. Mrs C N Sanders spoke for the production.
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Cotton Pickers Glove
Chaunchy
Chauncey Cotton Pickers Minstrels
Globe Theater
Chauncey
Millfield Theater
New Marshfield
Virginia MacQuade
Lorena Mae Slason
C. N. Sanders
Falls From Bridge Injures Chauncey Man in Glouster
Abner Phil lips of Chauncey is confined to his May Avenue home after a fall from a bridge at Glouster while at work. Phillips ribs are fractured and his right side badly injured. He was taken first to a Millfield doctor then home for treatment.
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Chauncey
Glouster
Delauncey
Abner Phillips
May Avenue
Phillips
Millfield
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Noted Specialist Ad
An advertisement touts the Q-62 as guaranteed relief for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica lumbago claiming thousands improved after other remedies failed. Prescription number 4-623 is said to be issued by a famous apothecary with few doses needed to stop pain. Sold only at Quickly Cut Rate Store.
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Quickyl
Ady
Inter-class basketball crowns junior boys and senior girls
Chauncey February 1 inter class tournament crowned the Junior boys and Senior girls champions. Senior girls beat Sophomore girls 14 19 in semis and defeated Sophomores 20 18 in the final after overtime. Junior boys defeated Seniors 13 0 in semifinals and won 20 15 in overtime over Sophomores in the final. Consolations listed for seniors freshmen eighth seventh grade and girls groups.
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Chauncey
Chauncey City Council Set to Meet Tonight
Chauncey City Council will meet at 7 o'clock in the mayor's office at the City Building. The session, announced February 1, focuses on local governance and municipal matters.
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Chauncey
Chauncey City
Kappa Phi Acts as National Host at Montreat Convention
The local Kappa Phi chapter of the Methodist Church accepts the offer to host the national convention in Montreat North Carolina from June 14 to 26. Miss Myrile Forkinher 44th president leads the group with support from Ohio University and Mrs EK Benz as sponsor.
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Kappa Phi National Sorority
Methodiat Church
Montreat
North Carolina
Nea
Benz la Epunsor
Phi Hapter
Ohio University
Myrile Forkinher
Oua
Alpha Xi Alumnae Host Bridge Party at Woodside
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae and spouses hosted four tables of bridge at the Woodside on Saturday. Readings note refreshments and Valentine themed appointments as attendees listed include Esther Roberts Helen Roush Orville Fitzgerald Herbert Cox M Gibson H Gaylord Bennett Shimp John Algeo and O L Hoisington.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Puesta
fSoatswood
Valentine
Mise Esther Roberts
Mic Helen Roush
Orville Fitegerald
Herbert Cox
M. Gibson
H. Gaylord
Dtty Bennett Shimp
Returns to Home From Hospital And Scout Activities Noted
Mrs Hiarcy Cunningham chief telephone operator was moved from Sheltering Arms Hospital to her West Washington Street home on Saturday after a fractured hip in October. Scout Troop 12 hiked to State Hospital Grounds for a skating party and lunch with 15 members led by Miss Helen Holmes. East Side PTA will meet at 7 PM at Mrs C T Williams 307 East State Street with Mrs S C Hartman as discussion leader on Hag Your Child a Cast. Several families and friends visited noted during the week with multiple properties, church and veterans group gatherings planned for upcoming evenings.
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Hiarcy Cunningham
Sheltering Arms Hospital
West Washington Street
Myre. Cunningham
Girl Scout
State Hospital Grounds
Helen Holmes
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Mra. C. T. Williams
East State Street
Mra. S.C. Hartman
Teader
Cast Chosen for Athena High School Operetta On Doctor
Members of the Athena Junior and Senior High School operetta On Doctor have been announced. Miss Helen Cross, music instructor, and Miss Ethel McEwen, physical education instructor, led the selection of choruses and dancers. The nurses chorus includes Delores Henderson Phyliia Schuler and Wiletta Smith. The patients and visitors chorus lists many names led by Jean Barlow and Normandy Lurgett. The boys chorus contains 11 members.
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Athena
Helen Cross
Ethel McEwen
Delores Henderson
Phyliia Schuler
Wiletta Smith
Dance Chorus Roster and Weekly Practice Schedule Noted
Miss McTiven announces suitability changes for dancers. Rain Dance chorus lists Marian Danford Katherine King Beatrice Sanders Eleanor Same Bulk Pendergrass Katherine Muller Pauline Masterton Jane Marquis Pauline Kimes Helen Gibson Mary Margaret Wilkes Thelma Leal Grice Wood Anita Kelley Hant Williams Elvana Davidson. Special dancers include Sarah Sherman Ruth Higgins Virginia Masterton Maxine Wentratt. Week of Feb 1 to 7 practices scheduled by the courses.
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Francis Coffey
al Hughes
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Hjalmar Olsen
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John Phillips
Miss McTiven
Rain Dance
Marian Danford
Katherine King
Beatrice Sanders
Eleanor Same
Bulk Pendergrass
Katherine Muller
Pauline Masterton
Jane Marquis
Pauiline Kimes
Helen Gibson
Mary Margaret Wilkes
Thelma Leal
Grice Wood
Anita Kelley
Hant Williams
Elvana Davidson
Sarah Sherman
Ruth Higgins
Virginia Masterton
Maxine Wentratt
Telephones Girl 60 Times in Row, Jailed
In Clevlan s court a plumber Iruyan faced charges after repeatedly telephoning Ana Duffy twenty times daily for seven years. He allegedly pressed a nickel into a pay phone to contact her at home and work, and was warned to stay away from pay stations until February 31 when he would be re arraigned on disorderly conduct.
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Clevglans
Urr
Pete
Rank Iruyan
Ana Duffy
Alfred Steuer
Where We Once Found Good Sport
A reminiscence of Virginia’s Pamunkey River plantations describing abundant game and prior hunting life. The narrator recalls floods, slave-built dikes, deer, turkey, hogs, squirrels, rabbits, and other wildlife on North Wales Plantation, noting a long era of hunting before modern threats and “posted plantation” restrictions.
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Pamunkey
Virginia
Strbalde
Walea
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South Anna
North Wales
Remnants of North Wales Plantation and Its Losses
The narration recalls hunting grounds in North Wales once forbidden to all but the owner and his group. It describes deer and turkey in misty woods, hard changes from intensive tiling, vanished slave quarters, old fields left to regrow, and a once thriving plantation economy erased by logging and development.
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Turkey
North Wales
Iutire
Jenny
Aunt Jenny
Foch's Action Delayed Final Battle in War End Debate
In a new biography Captain B H Liddell Hart argues Foch delayed Pershing's broader American offensive at St Mihiel to keep plans aligned with Allied strategy. He notes Foch offered six extra French divisions, but on August 30 British aims redirected US action toward pinching the St Mihiel salient and an Argonne push.
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Germany
Yoch
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Americans Break Through at St Mihiel in World War I Push
Captain Liddell Hart notes Pershing shifted from stiff opposition to a bold American drive at St Mihiel. The assault reached its objective before stalling as German reserves failed to meet the early gains. Gallwitz reportedly believed a longer thrust past the Kitchel Stellung would have been intolerable for Germany.
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Foch
St. Mira
Michel Stellung
Liddell Hart
Argonne
Gallwitz
Kitchel Stellung
Amorous Looks End Trial In Cleveland Court
In Cleveland a court dismissed charges against Olive Whittle who had accused Frank Queacek of disorderly conduct for looking at her each morning as she left night school. The judge noted an amorous relationship existed and rejected the letter evidence presented.
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Olive Whittle
Brocer
Frank Queacek
Alfred Steuer
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