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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1929

Page

5

Local society notes and visits fill weekend plans

Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R hosts at 2 30 pm Saturday with patriotic music led by Mrs H L Jones and boards meeting at 2 pm. Church guest day features fruit can drives and Miss Dorothy Leavitt. Nearby residents Mrs J Roach Mr James Basom Mrs H D Garrison return from trips and a charity drive circulates through area clubs and churches.

A. R H. D. Henry R. W. Finsterwald South College Street Nabby Lee Ames Daughters of the American Revolution H. L. Jones Board of Management Woman's Home Missionary Society The First Methodist Church W. E. ‘Clark Dorothy Leavitt Columbus John Roach

Hudnut Outlines Three Christian Traits Cross Character Career

Dr. W. H. Hudnut of the First Presbyterian Church led a talk on "What it means to be a Christian" detailing three traits: cross, character, and career. He urged genuine sacrifice, nobility of character over mere distinction, and a purposeful life following Jesus' call to follow me. College night attracted many youths as the series continues with "A Story of a Drink."

W. H. Hudnut First Presbyterian Church Youngstown Presbyterian Church Jesus Hudnut Hell Hugnut

County High Girls Cage Tourney Set At Hollister

The County High School girls basketball tournament will be held in Hollister Friday and Saturday starting at 9 am with finals Saturday night at 8. Hollister Grade School will dismiss to allow use of the building. principals may dismiss classes as the year ends. First games: Troy vs Rome at 9 am, Lodi vs Amesville at 9:50, with multiple noon and afternoon brackets, semifinals Friday night and final Saturday at 8. Cups awarded to winner and runner-up.

County High Girls Hollister H. R. McVay McVay Troy Rome Lodi Amesville Glouster Canaanville the Plains Chauncey Albany Buchtel New Marshfield

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Red Men to Convene in Athens Next Thursday

Red Men Tribes of Zone No 12 plan a meeting in Athens on February 21. District Chief William Wineforner said degrees will be conferred and business discussed. Attendees from Athens Nelsonville Pomeroy New Straitsville Glouster Shawnee New Lexington Hemlock Marietta Murray City Rendville Crooksville Connellsville and Roseville are expected.

Glouster Athens William Winefordner Nelsonville Pomeroy New Straitsville Shawnee New

Lone Man Clings to Battered Freighter

The freighter Alloway ran aground on jagged Aleutian rocks with a lone man aboard named Poley or Posey. He refused to abandon ship as captain and crew urged him to board a lifeboat, staying on the hulk despite danger.

Seattle Wash Alloway Aleutian Islands Poley Posey

Express Company To Have Airmail Soon

The American Railway Express Company announces airmail service from Gallipolis to Columbus and beyond to Chicago and New York. Mail will travel by rail to Columbus then be carried by airplane to final destinations, a first for this region of Ohio.

Gallipolis American Railway Express Company Columbus Chicago New York Ohio

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Frank Clutts Pythian James Basom Akron J. S. Basom West State Street H. D. Garrison Dorothy Slutz Blanchester W. L. Slutz Raymond Slutz South Congress Street Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church Parsons Nettie Pierce Zanesville A. FP. Antle Charles H. Wyatt Little Hocking Charles W. Oakes Hal H. Rowland Franklin’ Avenue A. T. Voorhees Stewart Helen Henry Junction City Louise Blackburn Blackburn Heights J. R. Patterson Charleroi Edward Mahaffey North Cemetery Street Margaret Patterson Patterson Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall Floyd Beasley Washington, D. C M. Beasley South McKinley Avenue Mr. Beasley Roy C. Shirley Cleveland Hubert Hall Alice Brandebury Dr. Jackson Jackson Medcine Company Dept. A Preston Express Company Coats D. Zenner Co Bischof Paris Big Daylight Zerners Styles Printed Silks Novelty Silks Printed Co Georgettes Canton Crepes Suk Faille Virginia Dare P.zeniner Company Lin Hope Tury Attrac
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