Ohio university biologist to address Columbus club
Dr. W A Matheny of the Civic Biology department at Ohio University will address the Columbus Women's club on Thursday. The Athens Messenger is sold at multiple New York locations including 42nd Street near Grand Central Depot and 32nd Street near 6th Avenue, with other stands listed.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. E
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
W. A. Matheny
Department of Civic Biology
Ohio University
Columbus Women’s Club
Columbus
Hostess Leads Child's Conservation League Meeting
Mrs Fred Lee Tom hosted 24 members at Maplewood Drive. Roll call quoted Lincoln life, with papers by Mrs Thomas Gibson on The Intellectual Giant Not a Physical Dwarf and Mrs C M Smith on Enemies of Youth. Mr Fred Lee Tom contributed three songs. Refreshments served. tests named by four members.
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Fred Lee Tom
Indiana
Marchell
Fred Wheaton
W. E. Clark
H. S. Burson
R. D. Radford
Miss Verna Six Visits Relatives Then Returns Home
Miss Verna Six of Stewart visited her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Alva Tom at 42 First Street. She left for Logan on a short visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Earl Landis who announce the birth of a son on Tuesday February 9.
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Verna
Stewart
Alva Tom
First Street
Logan
Earl Landis
Rebekah Lodge to Meet With Degree Staff Practice
The Rebekah lodge will meet at 7 o clock Thursday evening with degree staff expected to attend for practice. Refreshments will be served after lodge work.
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Rebekah
Dr Grace D Harner Hosts Visit in Nelsonville
Dr Grace D Harner spent Monday in Nelsonville calling on friends of other days and was the guest of Mrs Webster during the visit.
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Grace D. Harner
Nelsonville
Mrs. Webster
Poston Family Update In Local Notice
Poston and daughter Miss Mabel Poston. Doctor Harner is with her mother Mrs. D. D. Dowler, who is improving rapidly from an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs Sam Collins To Visit Detroit Brother
Mrs Ola Graham of Tacoma Washington visiting sister Mrs Walter Bean at 20 Wolfe Street. She left today for Detroit Michigan to visit her brother Mr Harry Graham at Hotel Morgan.
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Sam Collins
Ola Graham
Tacoma
Wash
Walter M. Bean
Wolfe Street
Detroit
Mich
Harry Graham
Hotel Morgan
Missionary Society to Meet at 2 PM Thursday
Mrs. Charles Cameron will host at 32 North High Street for the Christian church Woman's Missionary Society gathering at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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Charles Cameron
North High Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Mrs Elizabeth West Returns Home From Albany Visit
Mrs Elizabeth West of Albany has spent the last month with her daughter Mrs Elmer Radford at 25 Sunnyside Drive and returned home yesterday.
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Elizabeth West
Albany
Elmer Radford
Sunnyside Drive
Mr Carlos Bean Visits Detroit Uncles and Hotel Morgan
Mr Carlos Bean returns from a business trip to Detroit Michigan where he stayed with his uncle Mr Harry Graham at Hotel Morgan.
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Carlos Bean
Detroit
Mich
Harry Graham
Hotel Morgan
Hebrews and Palestine Lesson At Athena Chapter Meeting
The Athena chapter of the Delphian society met last evening at Hotel Berry with The Hebrews and Palestine as the lesson. The history was traced from Genesis to Jerusalem's fall. Miss Ena Nelson was the reader and several members reported on the text including Mrs. KE E Woodworth Mrs. Vic Pierce Mrs. Wiley T Sprague Miss Mary Ward Miss Delle Finsterwald Miss Mary Kahler Miss Ola Davis and Mrs. Elizabeth McGrath.
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Athena
Delphian Society
Hotel Berry
Jerusalem
Ena Nelson
KE. E. Woodworth
Vic Pierce
Wiley T. Sprague
Mary Ward
Delle Finsterwald
Mary Kahler
Ola Davis
Elizabeth McGrath
Doctor prepares patient for tumor removal after Columbus trip
Dr. Blaine R. Goldsberry returned from Columbus with Mrs. T. M. Pickering and her granddaughter Theodora Junod. They placed under Doctor Baldwin for a surgical operation to remove a tumor, but the patient remains in failing health and the operation is delayed.
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Blaine R. Goldsberry
Columbus
T. M. Pickering
Theodora Junod
Baldwin
Power lines extended to Greens Run and Glouster mines
Ohio Power Company enlarges electric service by installing substation at Bailey Run Chauncey and planning Mine No 19 substation at Greens Run Glouster. John Roller leads crews from Chauncey with headquarters at George W Nye buildings. E R Wells of Zanesville oversees project. Also notes church quilting and Ladies Aid song book return requests.
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Chauncey
Ohio Power Company
Greens Run
Glouster
Bailey Run
John Roller
George W. Nye
E. R. Wells
Zanesville
Chauncey Lyceum Spotlight Features Pricilla Entertainers
A medium crowd attended the Chauncey high school auditorium for the second lyceum program presented by the senior class. The Pricilla Entertainers offered music and readings to the audience, with the next event scheduled for March.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Lyceum
Pricilla
Plans Review Of Her Bible Study Program In Chauncey
Mrs Touls Lenheim wife of Rev Louie Lenheim pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Chauncey hosted an oral review of the first three lessons from home Bible studies. Seventeen attendees received grade cards showing scores from 96 to 100 percent. The program will continue for several months with free instruction available by contacting Mrs Lenheim.
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Chauncey
Touls Lenheim
Louie Lenheim
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Jacobs Avenue
Plains High School Parent-Teacher Meeting Friday
The Plains high school Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting Friday in the high school gymnasium. President Mrs. Robert Graves will lead the business session followed by a pupil program. A bake sale and bazaar benefit the association. Attendance is expected.
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Chauncey
Parent-Teacher Association of the Plains High School
Robert Graves
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Chauncey Today
Chauncey February 10 report notes the Ladies Aid Society holding a meeting today. Details are scarce in the readable fragment.
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Chauncey
The
Ladies Aid Society of the
Local visitors span several towns across Sunday
Mr and Mrs F E Cook spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Hawk in Athens. Mr and Mrs W C Nichols and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Terrel of The Plains spent Sunday in New Lexington. Mr and Mrs Bingman of Athens and Mr and Mrs Brookins of Chauncey were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs John Shafer Sunday. Mr and Mrs William McDonald and Mr and Mrs H L McDonald spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald at Hocking. Miss Edna Gould of Hocking spent Sunday with Miss Cathryn Syx at Chauncey. Miss Elinore Atkinson of Beaumont and Gay McDonald were Sunday guests of Miss Wanda Powell at Hocking. Mr and Mrs Austin Woodyard and children Gerald and Goldie of The Plains visited relatives at Pomeroy.
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F. E. Cook
William Hawk
Athens
W. C. Nichols
Ambrose Terrel
the Plains
New Lexington
Bingman
Brookins
Chauncey
John Shafer
William McDonald
H. L. McDonald
Blues Defeated by Red Division in Church Contest
Chauncey February 10 The Blues division of the Christian Endeavor society at First Christian church loses to the Red division after a membership contest. Winners host a Valentine party funded by the losers in the church activity.
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Chauncey
Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
Blues
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Head Cold Relief
Advertisement urges readers to use Ely's Cream Balm for head colds and catarrh. A small antiseptic cream is applied in the nostrils to clear blocked air passages, reduce inflammation, and relieve headaches with instant feel good results.
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Ely
Gala planned for Endeavor society members in Lexington
The party will be hosted at Miss Verna Martins home on Lexington avenue Saturday evening. A gala program includes music stunts a valentine box and cats for the Endeavor society members.
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Verna Martin
Lexington Avenue
Endeavor Society
Harvey Family Visit To Columbus Guests
Visited Columbus from Chauncey where Mr. and Mrs. Noah S. Harvey and daughter Mary Helen stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips. They returned to Chauncey on Monday morning.
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Columbus
Chauncey
Noah
Harvey
Mary Helen
William Phillips
Kansas City natives travel for Marion Talley debut
Two hundred Kansas City natives will travel by the first continental train to hear 19-year-old Marion Talley sing her debut in Rigoletto at the Metropolitan Opera. Kansas City subscribers will fill most seats. a stage reception may follow. Estimated cost to Missouri supporters about $50,000 including entertainment and round trip rail tickets.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Kansas City
Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Talley
Opera House
Missouri
New Open Stacks Rule At Athens Carnegie Library
Athens residents and students gain free use of library stacks during all open hours under Miss Anne C Keating. Books may be borrowed for two weeks with renewal if no demand. Current periodicals must stay in the library. magazines moved to the northwest main room.
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Athens
Carnegie Library
Anne C. Keating
America to field full eight for Walker Cup in Scotland
New York Feb 10 America will send a full eight man team to the Walker Cup at St Andrews Scotland The USGA announced George Von Elm of Los Angeles has agreed to play Bobby Jones confirmed his participation Others named Watts Gunn of Atlanta Roland Mackenzie of Washington D C complete the lineup for America in the event.
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New York
America
St. Andrews Club
Scotland
United States Golf Association
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Calif
Bobby Jones
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
Roland Mackenzie
Washington
D. C
Notable Names List from Boston Chicago and New York Figures
The record lists individuals including Bob Gardner of Chicago Jess Sweet ser of New York and Jesse Guilford and Frances Quimet of Boston highlighting a cross city roster of persons connected to the event or notice.
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Bob Gardner
Chicago
Jess Sweetser
New York
Jesse Guilford
Frances Quimet
Boston
Mayor Denies Plan to Halt Enforcement Contests
The mayor questions a morning newspaper article’s portrayal of a plan to stop enforcement and vows to press cases in the village. He accuses city officers of misrepresenting facts and defying state prohibition orders from Commissioner McDonald.
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Jonas
Lines
McDonald
Republicans Debate Preprimary Convention Plans in Ohio
Columbus Feb 10 Ohio Republican state central committee meets to consider a proposed pre primary convention this year. Debts from the last campaign, about 70000 dollars, may be discussed. If held, convention delegates would place their approved candidates on the August primary ballot, without blocking other GOP entrants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Churches Need More Education in Religion
In Columbus on February 10 Rev. Dr. Charles R. Erdman of Princeton, moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly, said not one Protestant in five has any religious instruction and only one in ten has a scientific course in religion, urging that religious education is the world's greatest need and that doctrinal differences will be settled in time.
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Columbus
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian General Assembly
Societies Make Change in Work At Ohio University
The young people's societies at Ohio University will resume meetings for the second semester with new topics focused on student problems. University pastor W. Walter Ludwig announced the shift. The school of religion has four courses and forty two members. The Y M C A and Y W C A will continue social and religious outreach in nearby mining communities with Saturday visits and Sunday school classes. seven members are currently involved.
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Ohio University
W. Walter Ludwig
School of Religion
School Principals Meet to Discuss New Standards
County high school principals will assemble Saturday morning February 18 at 10 o clock in Superintendent MacVays office. The meeting will review new high school standards and hear reports from the literary and athletic committees appointed at the previous session.
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MacVay
Galvanoplastry Phate Clad Asphalt Shingle Process
The term Galvanoplastry refers to a method used in manufacturing phate clad asphalt shingles.
Melloglo Beauty Cream Ad Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement urges readers to apply Melloglo Beauty Cream before bed to whiten and purify the skin. It claims nourished, flawless, childlike smoothness and invites purchase at D. Zen ner Co Athens and Case's Drug Store Logan.
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D. Zenner Co
Athens
Case's
Logan
Ohio university second semester enrollment rises to 1750
University registrar F. B. Dilley announced at noon today that 1750 students enrolled for the second semester, up 25 from yesterday. This compares with 1662 last year and about 75 more than the first semester.
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Ohio University
F. B. Dilley
Zanesville Could Host Uncle Tom's Cabin Film
Universal Film of California may select Zanesville and the Muskingum valley for a mammoth spectacle of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The Ohio River is deemed too large, Muskingum River now under consideration for filming in this project.
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Zanesville
Muskingum Valley
Universal Film Company of California
Los Angeles
Ohio River
Muskingum River
Ozark Lake Project Plans Power Lake for Kansas City
A proposal envisions creating a vast artificial lake in the Ozark Mountains to provide hydroelectric power for Kansas City. The plan outlines dam construction, water storage, and the potential for regional electricity supply and tourism impact.
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Ozark Mountains
Kansas City
Cleveland Snowstorm Paralyzes City Tracks and Traffic
Cleveland woke to over three inches of snow with drifts reaching three feet in places. Winds swirled as temperatures fell to 13 degrees above zero. Streetcar service stalled, cars bogged down, and interurban and steam trains ran behind schedule.
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Cleveland
Vast Victoria Telescope Promises Cosmic Reach
The world’s largest telescope resides in Victoria British Columbia. Its primary mirror spans six feet in diameter and is inches thick. The structure weighs two tons, illustrating the scale of this astronomical instrument.
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Victoria
B.C
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