Local Notices Highlight Births Visits and Socials
Personal items report the birth of a baby to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Smith in Columbus at Grant Hospital, with grandparents named. Numerous visits and social gatherings are noted, including Athens and Columbus residents, and a family party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Poole with a late three course dinner and several attendees.
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Julius Smith
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Alfred Richardson
Myers Street
Harry Hall
George Largert
Moss Huth Chapman
Columbia
CC. C. Ervin
Donald Kentner
Walbridge
W. F. Gray
Ella Dunielle
Misa Vivian Roscoe
Brances Bennett
Athens
Jacob Smith
Mervin Henshaw
Misa Imelda Smith
Oak
M. Ll. Miseker
C. HH. Stover
He Sharp
Clive Sethert
Bean
Ss. S Steenrod
Thurman Poole
Marl Stuck
Harey Lehman
Albert Sparks
Eloise and la Voune Stuck
Masine Corum
Flore Lence Lehman
Richard and
Judith ‘Sparks
Charges Filed In Movie Fight Here
Afidavits allege Sunday picture shows violated state statute against two local theater operators. Sylvester Davis filed affidavits against E. L. Katzenbach of the Pastime and Lloyd Henrich of the Majestic before Mayor Bill Hickman. Katzenbach pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury. Henrich to be arraigned on return to town.
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Nelsonville
Sylvester Davis
Bill Hickman
E. L. Katzenbach
Lloyd Henrich
The
Majestic
Henrich
Willard Bartoe
C. P Pridgen
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pridgen
Asa Hammond
Bernard Inman
Charles Hashman
Harry Kelly
C. L. Hoodlett
L. Katzenbach
Mr. Jones
Homer Mack
Nelsonville Merchants Club Dinner Plans Trade Organization
Feb 4 report that a dinner will precede a 6 15 PM meeting at the YMCA to complete the organization of the Nelsonville Fcs of Trade with local merchants manufacturers jobbers and professionals in attendance.
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Nelsonville
Miss Lucille Scott Birthday Party At Madison Street Home
Miss Lucille Scott celebrated her 16th birthday Saturday evening at her Madison Street home entertaining a group of friends. The guests included Katherine Hall Columbus Marjorie Hickman Bernadine Woodard Bessie Shafer Helen and Grace Linton Lillian Tignor Elizabeth Lash Clifford Iinton Bob Wend Lowell Hickman Carl Young Tom Shafer Bill Lawson Don Smith Guy Barrows Clyde Ray and Clifford Scott. Games and contests were enjoyed and a two course luncheon was served. The honored guest received many gifts.
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Lucille Scott
Madison Street
Katherine Hall
Columbus
Marjorie Hickman
Bernadine Woodard
Bessie Shafer
Helen and
Grace Linton
Lillian Tignor
Elizabeth Lash
Clifford Linton
Bob Wend
Lowell Hickman
Carl Young
Tom Shafer
Bill Lawson
Don Smith
Guy Barrows
Clyde Ray
Clifford Scott
Business Girls Class Meets At Mrs Henrys Home
The Christian Sunday School class forBusiness Girls met at 85 Franklin Street Monday evening with 20 members present. Mrs Henry led the business session, followed by a social time featuring bingo won by Mrs Thelma Starkey. A Valentine luncheon was served.
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The
Christian Sunday School
R. M. Henry
Franklin Street
Golden Rule Sunday School Class Plans Wednesday March
The Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church will march at the home of Mrs Roy Avis Wednesday evening at seven oclock. All members are requested to be present.
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Golden Rule
The
Methodist Church
Faithful Rebekah Lodge Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
The Faithful Rebekah lodge will meet at the Odd Fellows Hall this evening at 7 o clock. Members are asked to bring a cup of sugar for the taffy pull after the business meeting.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Euchre Benefit At St Patrick Hall Draws Local Attendance
Sixteen tables were used for euchre at the St Patrick s Hall benefit in Buchtel on Thursday evening. High scores went to Mrs Risco of Buchtel and William Sprei of Murray City. Mrs Tom Smith of Nelsonville won the door prize with visitors from Nelsonville and Murray City. The next benefit is planned for Thursday evening February 13.
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Euchre
St. Patrick’s Hall
Buchtel
Risco
William Sprei
Murray City
Tom Smith
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Council Debates Sunday Movie Ban
Proponents of an ordinance to prohibit Sunday movie showings in Nelsonville failed to move fast track the measure. The council kept the first reading, with debate over Blue Laws and enforcement, while merchants protested police parking rules and the street lighting cost for 1930.
P T A To Meet Pupils To Present Program At Buchtel
Nelsonville February 4 The Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at the high school Thursday at 7 30 p m The program will be presented by the fourth and seventh grades taught by Edith Kineer and Lenna Whitmore An important business meeting is announced by Mrs Shively president and attendance of all members is requested A donation was reported at the last meeting for athletic supplies and for music for the school orchestra and Glee Club
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Retail Merchants Association
Committee of Merchants For
Hickman
W. L. Cooley
Board of
Sinking Fund Trustees
J. D. Adamson
L. R. Kelch
Henry Lancaster
Peter Barrows
City Board of Health
Dave Burnell
S. A. Cook
Council
Public Service Fund
E. B. Beard
Lancaster
Buchtel
Nelsonville
Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association
Edith Kineer
Lenna Whitmore
Shively
Athletic Association
Glee Club
Meet Tonight in Nelsonville to Elect New Board of Trade
Nelsonville professionals meet at 8 pm at the YMCA to elect three directors to the New Board of Trade. The group includes doctors ministers dentists engineers educators architects barbers and others not in the Retail Merchants and Jobbers Association.
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Nelsonville
Board of Trade
Retail Merchants and Jobbers Association
Missionary Society to Meet at Ada Lama Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Ada Lama Kentner Street Miss Lulu Parry will have charge of the program.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ada Lama
Kentner Street
Lulu Parry
Circleville Cage Attraction Sets Open Gate Night
Circleville High School's final quintet faces Nelsonville Greyhounds next Saturday evening with chauncey boys and girls in prelims. Boys gate at 7, girls at 6, feature game at 9. Open Gate season tickets for Friday February 7 will be valid for this game.
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Nelsonville
Circleville High School
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Chauncey Boys
Circleville
Rally Planned for Young Men's Fellowship Class
Nelsonville February 4 Attendance in the Young Men's Fellowship Class fell to 14 last Sunday due to cold Sundays. Members and officers plan a rally next Sunday and request all members attend. Secretary Clyde Ray will mail cards to all members. If the Executive Board is present a meeting will be held to consider several important matters.
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Nelsonvielle
Youngs Men's Fellowship
Clyde Ray
Circle of Taith class gathers at church for Monday meeting
The Circle of Taith of the Presbyterian Sunday School met in the church social rooms for a Monday evening session. A dinner was served by hostesses Mrs Land Krieg Mrs B R M Coakley Mrs Frank Lowery and Miss Freda Smith. Officers appointed include President Mrs Edith Stiers first vice Miss Doreda Smith second vice Mrs Edward Sharp and others as listed with twenty eight members and guests present.
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W. L. Morgan
Roy Sayre
Edith Stiers
Doreda Smith
Edward Sharp
Roy Snackenburg
Iterature
Jd Juniper
Guild
Dave Evans
Donald Shafter
Jas. Knight
N. Hill
Scout Leaders Plan Anniversary Week Observance
Nelsonville Scout leaders meet at 8 p m at the YMCA to plan Anniversary Week celebrations. Only senior leaders invited. attendees include Scoutmasters W W Whitlateh Lewis Powell Garret Hoch and assistants W J Mender Ward Murphy W Howe I H McConaha J Robert Smith L B Dalton. Troop committee members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonvillee
Web
W. Db. Mender
Troop 46
Nelsonville
YY. M. C
W. W. Whitlateh
Lewis Powell
Garret Hoch
W. J. Mender
Widward Murphy
W. Howe
I. H. McConaha
J. Robert Smith
L. 8. Dalton
Mrs. Duncan Dies in Columbus Funeral Held Today
Cathrine Duncan wife of Charles Duncan and daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lock Chauncey died Sunday at her Columbus home. Funeral services and burial were held in Columbus. Survived by husband two parents four sisters and three brothers.
Chauncey Personal News Recaps Local Visits
Miss Ruth LaHugh returns to Columbus after a week with her Chauncey family including sisters Mrs Mozelle Tanthony Miss Hazel LaHugh and brother Virgil C LaHugh Mrs Minnie Willmore goes back to Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs Ruth James in Millfield Miss Jennie Graham returns to Dayton after a month in Chauncey with her parents the Rev and Mrs Guss Graham
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Chauncey
Ruth LaHugh
Columbus
Mozelle Tanthony
Hazel LaHugh
Virgil C. LaHugh
Minnie Willmore
Chicago
Ruth James
Millfield
Jennie Graham
Dayton
Guss Graham
Communist Council of the Unemployed held after attempted protest
In Cleveland on February 4 police detained one member of the Communist Council of the Unemployed after an attempted demonstration. Over 200 Communists visited City Hall demanding either work or compensation.
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Cleveland
Communist Council of the Unemployed
Chauncey Council to Seek Signals at Main Street Crossing
Chauncey City Council met with all members and agreed to pursue signals at the Main Street railroad crossing with New York Central Railroad and the state highway director. Officials also moved to improve Sycamore Street sidewalks owned by the New York Company.
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Chauncey
Chauncey City
Main Street
New York Central Railroad
Sycamore Street
New York Company
Blackford Family Relocates to Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Harold Blackford move from Lancaster to Chauncey occupying the C E Headley property on May Avenue. Blackford reports work at the Freeport Mine nearby. Mr C Nile Sanders returns to Chauncey after a short visit in Columbus.
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Harold Blackford
Chauncey
Lancaster
C. E. Headley
May Avenue
Blackford
Freeport
Mr. C. Nile Sanders
Columbus
Birth of Daughter Joy May for Mrs Vincent in Millfield
Mrs Charles Vincent announces the birth of a daughter at their home in Millfield on February 1. The baby is named Joy May.
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It Is
Joy May Vincent
Mule attack victim shows great improvement in Chauncey
Quincy Bescoe of Oregon Ridge, trampled and bitten by a rabid mule two weeks ago, is reported greatly improved. He remains at the home of his son in Chauncey with Mrs Bescoe and her daughter assisting. Mrs Bescoe has returned to the Oregon Ridge farm.
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Chauncey
Quincy Bescoe
Oregon Ridge
Bescoe
Henry (Skell) Lock
Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel Members Meet Tonight
Chauncey February 4. Members of the Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel will gather this evening at the home of a member for a meeting and planning session. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel
Girls' Reserve Club Meeting Features Miss Martin Talk
Attendance reported for the Girls' Reserve Club at the High School Building Thursday evening. Guest speaker Miss Maronerite Martin of Ohio University presented "The Highway" with illustrations on boasting jealousy dishonesty and ill temper. Miss Mary Lou Hudson and Miss Rachel Kathryn Coakley contributed vocal and instrumental numbers. Refreshments were served during the special hour.
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Girls’ Reserve Club
Maronerite Martin
Ohio University
Athens
Mary Lou Hudson
Rachel Kathryn Coakley
Y M C A Notes Open House Attracts Crowded Evening
The open house at the Y drew a crowded crowd with a full program lasting to 10 o'clock. Midgets performed a strong first period, Mrs Steenrods Junior girls offered a 20 minute exhibition, and the Junior A class showcased a 36 minute whirl of drills and boxing. Basketball games included Boy Scout Troops 61 and 45 in a lively matchup, Troop 51 winning 12 to 11 and Junior A beating Troop 48 6 to 4.
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Steenrod
Boy Scout Troop 61
Troop 45
Troop 51
Troop 48
Kruschen Salts Promise Vitality Through Morning Dose
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as restoring six vital salts the body needs. It claims daily half teaspoon doses in hot water before breakfast revive liver and kidneys, boost vigor and sharpness, and prove effective after two weeks.
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McKee Lorug Company
Charity Workers To Be on Radio
A WEAO Columbus program on state charity work airs this month under the State Department of Education. The Homeless Child discussion led by Helen Murray with Evan Knox and Mrs. Cora Buescher airs February 11. The Childress Home by Helen Richardson and Mrs. Lois T. Ofcott is February 8, and The Juvenile Courts by Hannah Protgman and Mrs. Jaude C. Bing is February 22. Elizabeth Schiesinger speaks on February 6 12 and 27. The half hour talks begin at 10 A M and 4 10 PM on appointed days.
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WEAO
Columbus
State Department of Education
Helen Murray
Evan Knox
Cora Buescher
Childress Home
Helen Richardson
Lois T. Ofcott
Javenile Courts
Hannah Protgman
Jaude C. Bing
Elizabeth Schiesinger
Women tour renovated Athens Courthouse interiors
Twenty members of the Athens City Federation of Women's Clubs visited the courthouse to inspect redecorating and refinishing in the interior. County Commissioner H W Grosvenor guided the group and praised the cleanliness and improvements at a small cost. The commissioners invited all county residents to view the updated courthouse.
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Athens City Federation of Women’s Clubs
HW. Grosvenor
Eunty Board of Commisnioners
New Air-Rail Service Cuts Travel Time to New York
UPI reports a new air rail passenger service from Chicago to New York promises a 17 44 hour travel time, cutting two and a half hours from the fastest trains of the Pennsylvania and New York Central Lines.
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Chicago
UPI
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Three Bodies Recovered in Tug Edgar Vo Coney Disaster
Heavy fog in the Mexican Gulf hampered the search for 11 missing crew members after the Tug Edgar Vo Coney sank last Thursday near Port Arthur Texas. Three bodies have been found so far.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Mech
Mexican Gulf
Edgar Vo Coney
Vacuum gear shift surfaced with fingertip wheel control
A vacuum gear shift operating from the steering wheel has entered the market. It uses engine intake to create the vacuum enabling driver hands on the wheel and eyes on the road while shifting gears.
Health group tells Kiwanis club of work in Athens County
At Hotel Berry the county health commissioner Dr J M Higgins and nurses Miss Cavanaugh Miss Ann Morgan and Miss Viola Fell outlined efforts aiding crippled and sick children. They highlighted Opal McGrath whose club foot surgery in Columbia hospital corrected the defect and allowed running and playing. The nurses praised the Kiwanis for support of underprivileged children. Judge S M Johansson was commended for club activities. The program was organized by Clark Williams and Dr Higgins. Next Monday's meeting will be led by the Attendance Committee.
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Athens County
Kiwanis Club
Berry
de. J. M. Higgins
Miselara Cavanaugh
Ann Morgan
Misa Viola Fell
County Health
Tr Higwine
Miss Cavanaugh
Opal McGrath
Athens County Ini
Columbia Hospital
Misa Cavanaugh
8. M. Joahonsern
Clark Willams
Dr. Higging
Cleveland raids arrest 54 in racketeering sweep
Prompt results of Safety Director Edwis D. Harry s ultimatum show 54 men under arrest after a city wide cleanup raid targeting racketeering gambling and bootlegging in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Edwis D. Harry
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