Sayre Circle Plants Tree at East Bridge Site
Sayre Circle planted a tree Monday morning at East Bridge marking the site of Athens County’s first Post Office in 1804. The event honored Jehiel Gregory, first postmaster, and noted the site of the first dam and mill in the county.
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Sayre
First
Athens County
East Bridge
Ens
Jehiel Gregory G
Ohio
America
H. L. Atkinson
Athens
Jehiel Ry
Church Women Host Birthday Coffee at H T Phillips Home
Prominent among birthday celebrations Monday was a coffee hour at 143 Morris Avenue hosted by H T Phillips and Mrs Phillips. Members from First Christian Church and guests from Athens churches enjoyed red white and blue decor and small hats as favors.
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First Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
Morris Avenue
Reed J. Downs
W. W. Lee
M. F. Caret
Charles C. Millikan
William Connett
James Ley
C. E. Starr
William ¢Y
Vern Kempton
United Daughters of 1812 Plant Tree at Armory
The Rebecca Morris McKee chapter of United States Daughters of 1812 gathered on the Armory lawn at 1 PM to plant a tree for George Washington’s 200th birthday. The event featured flag service, a Washington speech by Mrs. O A Terrill, a poem, a tree presentation to Company L and Battery E, and the planting of the tree with remarks by Second Lieutenant McCrum and Captain Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Huffman
Sayre Study Circle
Washington
America
J. R. Harvey
Rebecca Morris McKee
United States Daughter of 1812
Armory
George Washington
O. A. Terrill
D. C. Snow
Clarence C. Mitchell
Parents Announce Daughter Marriage in Ohio Setting
Mr and Mrs Leonard H Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Clarys Annette to Howard Gibson Moritz son of Mr and Mrs Charles Moritz of Portsmouth. The ceremony occurred Sunday February 21 at 2 30 PM at the Smith home 110 Morris Avenue with Rev Dr A Y Wilcox officiating. Mr and Mrs Moritz will reside at 2057 East Eighty Eighth Street East Cleveland. Moritz teaches physical education at Shaker Heights High School and both spouses did college work at Ohio University. Mrs Moritz is Alpha Gamma Delta. Mr Moritz Delta Tau Delta.
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Leonard H. Smith
Clarys Annette
Howard Gibson Moritz
Charles Moritz
Portsmouth
Smith
Morris Avenue
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Moritz
East Eighty-Eighth Street
East
Cleveland
Shaker Heights High School
Department of
Ohio
Univerity
Morits
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Colonial Bridge Honors Guests In Red White Blue Theme
Mrs E L Church hosted a colonial bridge Saturday night at 73 North Congress Street with guests costumed as historical figures including George and Martha Washington. Miss Lillian Kittle and Mr Harold Guthrie impersonated the couple while prizes went to several players. Week end visitors Dean and Kittle of Cairo and birth news for Ronald Falls Chapman at Sheltering Arms Hospital are noted.
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E. L. Church
North
Congress Street
George
Martha Washington
Lillian Kittle
Harold Guthrie
Farley Burdette
Clarence Laughlin
John Jagers
Sam Warren
E. G. Burt
Dean Kittle
Cairo
Fred F. Kittle
Lancaster Street
Hal Chapman
Coolville
Ronald Falls Chapman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chapman
Fred Kittle
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Hosts Washington Memorial Unveiling
Members of the Nabby Lee Ames chapter D A R attended the Washington memorial unveiling in Marietta with the regent and district officers. State officers and guests from Athens Glouster and Amesville joined a tea reception in the home of Mrs Cram. The event featured colonial costumes and a restored southern style home used as a private girls school historically linked to Ohio settlers.
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Nabby Lee Ames
George Washington
Marietta
Reno
Regent
O. D. Daily
J. T. Merwin
T. W. Craig
Mary Kahler
Helen M. Townsend
W. L. Gard
Arthur Boyles
Sarah Miller
George Putnam
Better Films
H. K. Henry
R. W. Finaterwaild
Clarence Robinson
Frank Beasley
Alice Putnam Roach
H. L. Atkinson
John Cross
J. R. Harvey
Helen Crawford
Glouster
Vinnie Howard
Amesville
Athens
Leigh Nichols
Ellis Island
Canton
C. M. Roe
Mary Washington
Mansfield
Louise Roach
Clarence M. Gill
S. KE
Ohio
Southland
A. L. Messenger
Xenia
John Heaume
Springfield
C. R. Rathburn
Middleport
William Vaught
Point Pleasant
W. Va
John Graham
Lancaster
Hubert Carnes
Gallipolis
Co. R. Sloan
Constitution Hall
Visit to London chapter highlights D A R program
Mrs. R L Morton hosted Nabby Lee Ames D A R members at 7 South High Street Athens with assist by Miss Jane Atwood Nellie Van Vorhes Mrs Clarence C Robinson and Mrs F L Reed. The event celebrated Ellis Island gifts showcased relics and excerpts from Marion Bush Snyder in London. Florence Merritt sang two Colonial period numbers with Louise Lorentz at piano.
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R. L. Morton
South High Street
Nabby Lee Ames
Jane Atwood
Nellie van Vorhes
Clarence C. Robinson
F. L. Reed
Mary Hughes
J. D. Hughes
Leigh Nichols
Athens
Canton
Ellis Island
Marion Bush Snyder
London
England
Snyder
Florence Merritt
Annie Jlaurie
Louise Lorentz
Washington
Mary Kahler
Rufus Choate
T. W. Craig
Daniel Webster
O. D. Dailey
Luncheon Bridge At Home Monday
Mrs Eugene E Woodworth hosted a Monday luncheon bridge at 121 Franklin Avenue with red and white décor. Twelve were seated at the dining room table and three living room tables were used for the afternoon game. Mrs Charles O Pickering won high score, Mrs J D Haskins took second, and Mrs Maude Fenzel earned the consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Woodworth
Franklin Avenue
Charlies O. Pickering
J. D. Haskins
Maude Fenzel
Post Office Moves to New American Legion Building
Glouster reports the moving of the post office into the new American Legion building is complete and it opened for business in the new location this morning. Only open Monday at noon for Washington's Birthday. All staff helped. The department now uses a large safe near the front window instead of a locked vault.
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Glouster
American Legion
Washington
Post Office Department
Glouster Church of Christ Tops Liberty Team on Home Floor
In Glouster on Monday night the Glouster Church of Christ beat Liberty Indiana Church of Christ 37 to 26 at the local high school gym. Henry led Glouster with 14 points while Samuels scored 10 for Liberty. The score stood 16 to 11 at half and Glouster pulled away in the second half.
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Glouster
Samuels
Liberty
Pooonmii
Até
Oakdale Pike Barn Destroyed by Fire
A two story barn owned by Dan Mooney on the W. T. Tracey property along the Oakdale Pike burned about 3 o clock Monday morning. A motor truck and two tons of hay stored in the barn were destroyed. Insurance on the barn was $500. Hay and the truck belonged to Mr. Tracey.
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Glouster
Dan Mooney
W. T. Tracey
Oakdale Pike
Mr. Tracey
Aged Man William Lantz Dies in Trimble
William Lantz a resident of Trimble for over forty years died at his home in Glouster early this morning at age 84 He had been ill four months Survived by his widow and five sons E H Lantz John Lantz Ed Emory and James Lantz Funeral arrangements pending today in Glouster and Trimble
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Glouster
William Lantz
Trimble
Mr. Lantz
E. H
John Lantz
Emory Lantz
James Lantz
Pythians Mark Sixty-Eighth Anniversary Gathering
About 150 Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters and families met at the K of P Hall in Glouster to observe the order's sixty-eighth anniversary. The social evening featured a program including an opening ode, address on Pythianism, music by Black Diamond Four, tap dancing, singing, clog dancing, and a whistling solo. The event concluded with a dance until about midnight.
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Vermanten
Evelyn Joseph
Robert Cooper
W. E. Shrieves
Lawson
Edra Lants
Black Diamond Four
State Hospital Reports Slight Rise in Deaths
The Athens State Hospital for the Insane reports a rise in death rate to seven percent for the year ending Dec 31 1931 from five percent the prior year. Of 1 486 patients, 929 men and 875 women were treated, with 75 men and 60 women dying. Major causes included endocarditis myocarditis GPI arteriosclerosis pneumonia and tuberculosis. The principal death psychosis was senile.
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Athens State Hospital
New Truck Bought By City Council
GLOUSTER Feb 23. The council approved purchasing a new truck from Murphy Motor Co after being offered a favorable down payment and extended payments for the balance. The truck began service this morning and the arrangement preserves the same labor budget for street work as buying a used vehicle would have.
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Glouster
Murphy Motor Co
Council
Hollister Independents Top Romans 47-34 in Rally
Hollister Independents defeated the Romans 47 to 34 at Stewart Saturday night. The game stayed close most of the contest with Hollister pulling away in the final period to secure the win.
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Hollister
Hollister Independents
Romans
Stewart
Mrs. David Allen Returns to Nelsonville After Columbus Visit
Mrs. David Allen former Nelsonville resident returns from Columbus where she stayed with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J S Boyd. She now lives with her son Arthur Allen and is the mother of Nelsonville mayor Andrew Allen.
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C. H. Harris
Altoona
Norman Bb. Lesler
Harris
Reinmain
Nelsonville
Glouster
David Allen
Columbus
J. S. Boyd
Arthur Allen
Hospital Psychoses Report Highlights Manic Depression and Dementia
The annual hospital report notes manic depressive and dementia praecox among admissions, with many patients aged up to 70. Predominant psychoses include manic depressive, senile, general paralysis, and dementia praecox. Readmissions mostly manic depressive. discharges also mainly manic depressive, dementia praecox, and general paralysis. No epidemics occurred. Farm and dairy sectors produced cash value of $38,224.64.
Midseason salad collection with asparagus and cheese
A compact guide to midseason salads including asparagus salad with tart dressing, cheese ball salad, lima bean salad, grapefruit salad in green pepper cups, and a gelatine fruit dish. Also features tomorrow’s menu and makeup tips for spring, with emphasis on presentation and subtle cosmetics.
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Neufchatel
Philadelphia
Columus Man Taken To Hospital For Appendicitis
Fouts, 60, was taken from his Columbus home Sunday by ambulance to undergo an appendectomy. He was accompanied to the hospital by two of his sons.
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Glouster
William Fouts
Columbus
Will Reorganize Church Choir in Glouster
Plans are under way to reorganize the M. E. Church Choir with regular weekly rehearsals. The first rehearsal will be held at the church Friday night at seven o clock. All who can sing are invited to attend.
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Glouster
M. 4
Glorifying Yourself and Easter Hat Styles
A fashion note praises new Easter hats that draw attention to the eyes. It advises growing natural eyebrows rather than plucking them for a subtler spring effect and encourages training eyebrows to suit facial features.
Suffered for Forty Years Convinced of All-Bran Remedy
A widow from Lancaster Pennsylvania shares a voluntary letter claiming forty years of constipation relief after ten years on All-Bran. The ad cites bulk and vitamin B as essential, notes iron in the cereal, and suggests two tablespoons daily for prevention, with cooking and serving tips and a Kellogg's Battle Creek origin.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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