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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1931

Page

6

Sayre Study Circle Holds Annual Guest Day

Tuesday afternoon the Sayre Study Circle met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for its annual guest day. New member Mrs. George W. Starcher joined the group, after a day of singing America the Beautiful and a roll call on living American writers. Mrs. Henry Atkinson played piano numbers, a playlet Friend Husband was presented by Mrs. A W Boetticher and Mrs. P J Huffman, and solos by Mrs. R J Studer accompanied by Mrs. Atkinson. Refreshments honoring Washington's birthday were served by hostesses D C Snow A E Wagner Earl Miller Carl Porter and Mamie Steele.

Sayre Chamber of Commerce George W. Starcher Ohio University Henry Atkinson A. W. Boetticher P. J. Huffman R. J. Studer Washington D. C. Snow A. E. Wagner Earl Miller Carl Porter Mamie Steele

Dinner and Surprise Honor Two Birthdays

Mrs. Cabeen hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at the Cabeen home on Pleasanton Road Saturday for her husband Robert Cabeen and neighbor William Hibbard. Seventy five guests attended as a surprise, with dancing, cards and music.

Robert Cabeen William Hibbard

Washington Favors At Eleanor Roe Party

Three large cakes in red white and blue marked the celebration at 30 Elmwood Place for George Washingtons natal day and Eleanor Roe turning thirteen. Twenty guests enjoyed dancing games and favors of candy cherry trees and lanterns amid patriotic décor.

George Washington Eleanor Roe A. B. Roe Elmwood Place

Women's Quartet Performs at Home Society Meeting

A women's quartet sang at the Woman's Home Society of Central Avenue meeting held Tuesday night at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wade Radford. Performers included Mrs. Harvey Cone, Mrs. Garfield Porter, Mrs. Wade Radford, and Mrs. Grace Goldsberry. Fifteen members attended along with two visiting guests. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.

Woman's Home Society of Central Avenue Wade Radford Harvey Cone Garfield Porter Grace Goldsberry

Forty Enjoy Party At Country Home

Miss Mary Gertrude Mulligan hosted a valentine party Saturday night on the Athens Jerseyville Road. About forty guests danced and played games with refreshments served. Miss Mary Jones will host the Girls' Mission Circle meeting at 5 45 Thursday. Miss Mildred Giesecke directed the program. Mrs Eliza West, of Albany, returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Elmer Radford.

Mary Gertrude Mulligan Athens Jerseyville Road Mary Jones Race Street Mission Circle The First Christian Church Mildred Giesecke Eliza West Albany Elmer Radford Sunnyside Drive

24 New Members Join Muskingum Fish and Game Club

Athens County branch held a Monday night meeting at E. H. Taylor shop in Glouster with 24 new members. Attendees came from Jacksonville Trimble Corning and Glouster. A follow up meeting is scheduled for next Monday at Mr. Taylor’s shop.

Athens County Glouster Muskingum Fish and Game Club E. H. Taylor Jacksonville Trimble Corning Taylor

Progressive Study Club Meets at Mrs Williams Home

Entertainers hosted by Mrs Ernest Williams for the Progressive Study Club on Spring Street. Mrs Mary Dillon presided, Miss Mildred Vickrey spoke on Siam and the Federated States. Attendees included Mrs Dillon, Mrs Dunnett, Mrs Williams, Mrs Henshaw, Mrs Ochs, Mrs Jones, Mrs Drury, Mrs Janchius, Mrs Son, Mrs Bryson, and Misses Vickrey, Danford, Cunningham.

Glouster Ernest Williams Progressive Study Club Spring Street Mary Dillon Siam Federated States Mildred Vickrey Mae Dunnett Williams Bess Henshaw Grace Ochs Jennie Jones Garnet Drury Heze Janchius Graceson Mary Bryson Missesred Vickrey Lalla Danford Esta Cunningham

No Men Admitted at Jacksonville PTA Talent Play

Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association hosts a three act home talent play No Men Admitted at Pastime Theater on Friday and Saturday. Proceeds fund equipment for Jacksonville Grade Schools with cast members including Mrs Hoy Seckinger Mrs Fred Jan and others.

Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association Hoy Seckinger Fred Jan John Chappelear Jer Reitz D. J. McKinley Earl Mandrel R. EF. Davis Charles Hoisington Ben F. Lent Edward

Robert Wright dies at Straughter Home in Glouster

Robert Wright a 56 year old colored man died Tuesday morning at 11 20 at the home of Mrs Mary Straughter in Glouster where he boarded The funeral will be held Friday at 10 o clock from the William Wright residence with Rev G J Johnson pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating Burial will be at Meigs County Hysell Run Cemetery The brother William Wright survives The Rev A H Krussell Wesley Foundation pastor spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Athens detailing the group s work at Ohio University

Aster Robert Wright Mary Straughter Wright William Wright G. J. Johnson First Baptist Church Meigs County Hysell Run Karussell Glouster A. H. Krussell Wesley Foundation Athens Kiwanis Club Hotel Gordon Ohio University

Pioneer Trimble teacher Harriet Duffee dies at Athens

Mrs Harriet Duffee a Trimble township pioneer schoolteacher died Tuesday morning at the Athens home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H F Kittle. She taught in a log schoolhouse at the forks of the creek about sixty five years ago before Glouster existed. She lived in Trimble, Hebbardsville Albany New Marshfield and Athens. Her husband Thomas Duffee died nine years ago.

Glouster Harriet Duffee H. F. Kittle Athens Trimble Township Pennsville Morgan County Jewell Main Street Thomas Duffee Trimble Sunday Creek Christian Church Nancy Bryson

Burdesses Welcome Nine-Pound Boy In Jacksonville

Jackson residents Mr and Mrs Fred Burdess report the birth of a nine pound boy Tuesday morning. The infant is a grandson of Mr and Mrs George Burdess of this place and Mrs John Cooper of Gloucester.

Jacksonville Fred Burdess George Burdess John Cooper Glouster

Married People's Class Hosts Celebrate At E J Person Home

Mr and Mrs Everett J Person hosted the Married People's Class of the First Christian Church at their Montrose Avenue home Tuesday night assisted by several couples. Guests included Rev R B E Downs Mrs Downs and daughter Helen, Mr and Mrs Harry Romine and Mr A E Hansen. Contests songs and cootie provided entertainment with prizes awarded to A F E Hansen Mrs C D Gaston Mrs R E Downs Mr Tom Bennett and Mr Howard S Wood.

Everett J. Person Montrose Avenue Carlos H. Cameron Don Young Pearl Chase Loren Mead First Christian Church R BE. Downs Downs Helen Harry Romine A. E Hansen A. E Hansen. Contests, Songs and the Playing of Cootie A. FE. Hansen C. D. Gaston RE. Downs Tom Bennett Howard Wood

Hobson Study Circle Birthday Dinner and Local Notices

Hobson Study Circle held a Washington birthday dinner Tuesday at 6 at Mrs R Featherston's home 10 North Lancaster Street for 20 members. Funeral travelers to Mrs Wesley Boyd Lawrence included John E Snow La Grange Illinois and others. A benefit dinner for Kentucky mountains school support will be held Thursday 5 30 to 7 at First M E Church. Ohio Hardware Convention attendees left for Cleveland this morning. Bay Ladies Auxiliary meets Thursday 7 50 at Eagles Hall with a birthday party after lodge work.

Hobson Study Circle Washington R. Featherston North Lancaster Street Fred H. McCoy Wesley Boyd Lawrence John E. Snow la Grange Phillips Rose New York City Boyd Davis Columbus Frank Rose Beatrice Wheeling W. Va W. O. Stout Fred Runyon C. KE. White Gertrude Barth Carl Barth Marie Hoobler Coolville the First M. EF. Church Kentucky Mountains May Church Ladies’ Auxiliary of Bay Eagles Hall

Teachers from Athens to attend club meetings in New Lexington

Twenty four Athens City Schools teachers will attend dinners of the School Men's Club and School Women's Club in New Lexington Thursday. Speakers include Dr. L E B Job of Ohio University and Dr. Robert F. Clarke of Marietta College addressing education financing and youth problems.

Athens City New Lexington Lucia Johnson Bing Division of Charities State Welfare Department L. EB. Job Ohio University Ohio Robert F. Clarke Marietta College Athens Bertha Bridgman Ellen Shannon Jessie Smart East Side Mary Williams Wyona Gardner Fay Francis Betty Jones Central Verna Danford Clarke Hammond West Side Anne Pickering Helen Leech Osa Cooper Adda Maccombs Edith Stocklin Carl Roberts A. A. Nellis J. C Glover W. P. Porter R. W. Emmett FE. S. Dowell P. S. Wamsrey A. L Hughes O L. Wood W. W. Ankenbrand Esther Dunham New Lexington Lutheran Church Thomas Morgan New Lexington Park O. F. Hearing Perry County W. L. Diehl Portsmouth Ironton Wellston

Athens Elks Hold Annual Inspection

Judge S. M. Johnson presided at the Athens Lodge No. 975 Elks inspection at the Elks Home in the Cline Building. About 200 members from Athens and nearby towns attended the banquet and meeting, nominating officers and initiating Joe H. Walburn.

Athens Lodge Order of Elks Elks Cline S. M. Johnson Ohio Athens Joe H. Walburn

High School Holds Patriotic Assembly

Athens High School schedules a patriotic assembly at 2 PM Friday honoring the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Edward S. Dowell, an instructor, will lead the program.

Patriotic Assembly Lincoln Washington Athens High School Edward S. Dowell

Lectures On Washington and Lincoln Headline Assembly

The student body will hear a social science address comparing Washington and Lincoln and their common qualities. A scholarship cup will be awarded by Robert Singley of the National Honor Society to the top home room in scholastic standing. Miss Helen Cross will sing.

Washington Lincoln Robert Singley Athens National Honor Society Helen Cross Margaret Haskins George Merchant

Convict Ship La Martiniere Sails with 700 Prisoners

La Rochelle France February 18 The prison ship La Martiniere carries 700 convicts bound for French Guiana from Ile de Re amid guards with machine guns. Among the condemned is 16 year old Jean Fournier for murder. others face grim fate as campaigns seek to abolish the penal colony. The ship will ferry more convicts from Haiphong to Cayenne then sail to Algiers for further loads before any return to France.

LA Rochelle France U.P la Martiniere Cayene French Guiana Devil's Island Jean Fourrier Act of Providence Ile de Re Martiniere Guiana Cayenne Haiphong Indo-China Cochinchina Algiers Africa Indo- China

Banker's plea for wage schedule readjustment to aid employment

Cleveland February 18 A Chase National Bank executive Joanne McHugh urged joint action by labor and business to re-examine economic fundamentals of wages. He argued a wage readjustment could raise employment and consumption, noting prices, rents, taxes and profits would shift as markets adjust.

Cleveland U.R Joan McHugh Chase National Bank of New York Cleveland Chamber of Commerce McHugh

Job Writes Article For O. S. U. Bulletin

Dr. L. B. Job of the Ohio University faculty authored an article titled Financing Public Education In Ohio. It appeared in the last issue of the bulletin.

Job O. S. U. Bulletin L. B. Job Ohio University Ohio

Study on School Taxation and Funding Discussed

The Research Bulletin of Ohio State University outlines a study by Doctor Job under a joint Ohio Education Committee. Key points cover school tax rates, wealth for school support, quality of educational programs, and state funds needed for equalized financing. Doctor Job will discuss this at the New Lexington School Men's Club meeting.

College of Education Ohio State University Doctor Job Ohio Department of Education Ohio Education Association Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers New Lexington

New Officers Elected By Pi Kappa Alpha

Clarence P. Bryan of Cleveland a junior in arts at Ohio University was elected president of the Gamma Omicron Chapter Pi Kappa Alpha last night at 18 North College Street Athens. James G Boden of Athens steps down. Other officers named include James H Offutt Greensburg Pa vice president Maxwell Shauck Mansfield treasurer and Henry Corradini Flushing treasurer.

Clarence P. Bryan Cleveland College of Arts Ohio University Gamma Omicron Pi Kappa Alpha National North College Street Athens Bryan James G. Boden James H. Offutt Greensburg Maxwell Shauck Mansfield Henry Corradini Flushing

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