Circle Guest Day at Mrs Kittle home in Sayre
Circle members and guests gathered for Sayre Ladys Circle guest day hosted by Mrs Kittle at 173 North Lansar Street. P J Huffman presided, 20 members and 16 guests attended with papers on George Washington, piano numbers, and a singing of The Star Spangled Banner followed by patriotic refreshments.
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F. F. Kittle
R. J. Stus
A. W. Boetticher
Atkinson
Kittle
North Lancast Street
P. J. Huffman
Washington
Wash
George Washington
D. C. Snow
Charles Kinison
Vernon
Henry Atkinson
Ming's Daughters Class Meets Friday at Mrs Linscott Home
The Ming's Daughters Class of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Linscott at 39 Carpenter Street Friday evening at 7 30 with Miss Fern Syses as hostess.
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Ris’ Mission Circle
First Tian Church
Thurs- Fevening
E. G. Campbell
Carpenter Street
Mildredecke
Ming’s Daughters
Theft Methodist Church
Fred Linscott
Fern Syses
Family to travel to Columbus for dear cousin’s funeral
Mrs. Dean Stickney will accompany her daughters Miss Grace Stickney and Miss Wiha Stickney and Mrs. W. Fight to Columbus on Buraday to attend the funeral of their cousin, Mr. Harry Stewart.
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Dean Stickney
Grace
Wiha Stickney
W. Fight
Columbus
Buraday
Harry Stewart
Boudinot-Davis Nuptials and Campus Bridge Event
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Boudinot announce the marriage of their daughter Virgene to Paul Davis son of Mr and Mrs William Davis of Coshocton. The ceremony was held Saturday at 9 pm at 12 Monroe Avenue by Reverend Eason. Sigma Alpha Iota hosted a 19-table benefit bridge in East Wing.
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Virgene
Paul Davis
William Davis
Coshocton
Davis
Burke Golf Company
Newark
Ohio
Monroe Avenue
Eason
M. E. Church
East Wing
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Tom Williams
Folden siblings visit ill brother in Athens
Mr. John Folden and sister Mrs. Hettie Marshington of Dexter traveled to Athens Tuesday to visit their brother Mr. Charles Folden, who is ill at the home of his daughter Mrs. Halsie Rupe at 3 North McKinley Avenue.
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Akron
Charles Folden
Halsie Rupe
North
McKinley Avenue
Bridge
Rena Slye
North Court Street
Charles de Molet
de Molet
Talmadge
John Folden
Hettie Marshington
Dexter
Athens
Perfect bridge hand astonishes Cincinnati player
In Cincinnati, February 19, W. H. Wilson, assistant sales manager at a publishing firm, was dealt a perfect bridge hand estimated to occur once in 60,000,000 deals. The hand included four aces four kings four queens and a jack. Wilson bid seven no trump and made it.
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Cincinnati
U.R
W. H. Wilson
Wilson
Ohio University Civic Biology team tests sneeze control
Under Dr W A Matheny fourteen students completed a semester experiment on sneezes with 1389 controlled out of 199 under observation and sixty not controlled. Methods tested included breathing through the mouth mental control and several practical techniques such as compressing lips pressing the finger to lips and fixed gaze on a bright sight.
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Civic Biology Department
Ohio University
W. A. Matheny
Married People's Class Party Honors Washington's Birthday
Tuesday evening the Married People's Class of the Christian Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Carlos H Cameron Elmwood Place with guests Gaston and Mr and Mrs Don Young and others. After the business session games honoring Washington's birth day were played and red and white refreshments were served. Relatives attended in Athens for the funeral of Mrs S N Hobson including Miss Annie Lovell Miss Jessie Lovell Mr and Mrs William Hobson Mrs Latchaw Mrs Paul Lovell Mrs Minnie Boyes Mrs James Lytle Marietta Mrs O M Lovell Mrs Frank Thomas Mr and Mrs G O Linscott Miss Marianna Linscott Amesville.
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The
Christian Church
Carlos H. Cameron
Elmwood Place
Cameron
Gaston
Don Young
Washington
Athens
S. NM. Hobson
Annie Lovell
Jessie Lovell
William Hobson
Latchaw
Paul Lovell
Minnie Boyes
James Lytle
Marietta
O. M. Lovell
Frank Thomas
G. O. Linscott
Marianna Linscott
Amesville
A Association Plans For Series of Dances
The Athens High School hosts a sequence of dances organized to raise athletic funds. Virgil Cross chaired last night’s meeting in president David Hughes’s absence. The first dance is scheduled for May 7 at the high school. The next association meeting will be held at the high school on Tuesday.
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Athens High School
Virgil Cross
David Hughes
Auto Club Heads To Meet at Columbus
Ohio automobile club presidents and secretaries gather in Columbus March 6 and 7 at the Neil House for conferences business sessions an annual association luncheon and a theater party per the program received by H N Burgett secretary of the South East Ohio Motor Club
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Automobile Club
Ohio
Neil House
Columbus
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
Ohio State Automobile Association
Premier Search Narrowed to Andre Tardieu for France
Paris reports on February 19 that President Gaston Doumergue intensified efforts to form a new French cabinet with growing likelihood of recalling former premier Andre Tardieu to lead the government.
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Paris
U.R
Gaston Doumergue
Andre Tardieu
Artist Ferdinand Earle in Paris as lawsuit over marriage claim
Dolores Salazar the Spanish dancer sues Ferdinand Earle for 30000 dollars alleging a mock ceremony and a promised 16000 dollars that was never paid. Earle calls her a ripe peach and says he is now in Paris with his fifth wife.
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Dolores Salazar
Los Angeles
Earle
Paris
Millionaire inventor jets from hitchhiker to world flight plans
Harry A. Husted of Cleveland rose from penniless hitchhiker to millionaire inventor of a hard rubber steering wheel. Now he receives hundreds of letters daily from business leaders, society women, students, and scientists seeking a place on his passenger list as he prepares a projected round the world flight.
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ST. Louis
U.R
Harry A. Husted
Cleveland
Harry Stewart Dies At Home In Columbus
Harry B. Stewart, 77, a Columbus retired lumber dealer, died at his home. He was cousin to Mrs. Dean Stickney and Mrs. W. F. Wright of Athens and visited Athens in later years. He moved from Columbus to Powell to live with his sister Miss H Belle Stewart after several months. Born aboard a ship in the Pacific during his family’s California gold rush era, he was the son of the late George H. and Mary O Harra Stewart of Athens.
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Harry B. Stewart
Columbus
Dean Stickney
W. F. Wright
Athens
Mr. Stewart
Powell
H. Belle Stewart
George H
Mary O'Harra Stewart
Pacific Ocean
Ohio
California
Dry Informer Shot By Bellaire Gunmen
Gary Casina a 37 year old undercover officer and former bootlegger was hospitalized in Bellaire after being shot twice by an unknown gunman on Bellaire streets last night. He recently helped prosecutors file 13 indictments against alleged bootleggers and had received multiple threats.
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Bellairy
U.R
Gary Casina
Giant County
Bellaire City Hospital
Bellaire
Casina
Georges McKelvey
Alteged
Former Athens Man Promoted at Muncie
James Henry Cameron, son of Mr and Mrs Will A Cameron of North Stewart Street Athens, has been advanced to the Railway Express Company agency in Muncie Indiana. He formerly served as agent at Frankfort Indiana and began in Athens 17 years ago. He also worked as Santa Fe route messenger in Texas and as toss and damage inspector in Cincinnati before becoming general agent at Chillicothe.
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Will A. Cameron
North Stewart Street
James Henry Cameron
Railway Express Company
Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis
Cameron
Frankfort
James Cameron
Athens
Santa Fe
Texas
Cincinnati
Chillico
Bank robber married in Portsmouth jail
David T. Roberts aged 51 wed Myrtle Perry 31 in a Portsmouth jail cell after his confession to robbing the Berlin Heights Bank near Sandusky on February 1. Clarifies location Portsmouth and date February 19.
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Portsmouth
David T. Roberts
Mise Myrtle Perry
Jackson
Berlin Heights
Sandusky
Boy Recipient of Life Sentence for Grandmother Murder
In Annapolis Maryland Leroy Taylor a 14 year old colored boy was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his 70 year old grandmother Mrs Ellen Tyler by beating her during a $1 robbery The judge cited Maryland law restricting the death penalty for children under 15 and said he would have imposed death if legal.
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Annapolis
U.P
Leroy Taylor
Ellen Tyler
Moss
Maryland
Chicago blasts display spread of flames and damage
Bomb chemical and gasoline explosions ripped through scattered Chicago streets early today causing two major structures to burn and suffer more than 250000 dollars in damage. Fire departments battled the blazes as authorities pursued leads on the incident.
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Chicago
O.S
Will Receive Award for Selling Most Cyrano Tickets
Marion McClure of Athens will receive the award for selling the largest number of tickets for Cyrano de Bergerac as shown here. Miss Mary Ness of L Alliance Francaise at Ohio University announced the award to be presented at 7 15 tonight. She sold 168 tickets.
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Marion McClure
Athens
Cyrano de Bernerac
Mary Ness
L’ Alliance Francaise
Ohio University
McClure
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