Orchestra Concert Delights OU Audience at Alumni Memorial
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra under Prof. DeForest Interham performed a varied program in Alumni Memorial Auditorium drawing about 1,000 attendees. Soloist Paul Sebring joined for two numbers, and the program featured Schubert Rosamunde, Beethoven Fifth movement, Sibelius Valse Triste, Delibes March and Procession, with an encore of Drigo Valse Bluette. A second concert is slated for Sunday afternoon March 16.
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Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
DeForest W. Interham
Paul Sebring
School of Music
Mr. Sebring
Jean Sibelius
Pacchus
Delibes
Drigo
Delta Kappa Patronesses Entertain at Home
Delta Kappa patronesses Mrs. E. E. Woodworth Mrs. O D Morrison Mrs. A F Hixson Mrs Dwight Williams and Mrs Mildred Fowler hosted members from 4 to 5 pm Saturday at Woodworth home North High Street. Guests included Miss Edna May faculty advisor Mrs Curtis W Janssen and others. Lena Schaeffler of Coshocton visited with her mother Mrs Lionne Schaeffler until Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H J Brown of St Clairsville visited their son and daughter in law on May Avenue. Mr and Mrs L B Snyder and son Frederick of Richwood spent Sunday with the Snyder parents on Grosvenor Street.
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Delta Kappa
E. E. Woodworth
O D. Morrison
A.F. Hixson
Dwight Williams
Mildred Fowler
Woodworth
North High Street
Edna May
Curtis W. Janssen
James R. Patrick
Donald
Lena Schaeffler
Coshocton
Lionne Schaeffler
University Terrace
H. J. Brown
St. Clairsville
Athens
Hunter Brown
May Avenue
L. B. Snyder
Frederick of
Richwood
T. A. Snyder
Grosvenor Street
Earl Snowden
Edna
Ival
Akron
Townsendes Attend Funeral in Downington
Mr and Mrs A D Townsend were in Downington Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs Margaret Hopkins, the aunt of Townsend. Progressive Literary Club will meet Tuesday at 7 PM at the home of Mrs Roy Andrews 72 May Avenue.
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A. D. ‘Townsend E
Downington
Margaret Hopkins
Progressive Literary Club
Roy Andrews
May Avenue
Travel party visits Delaware for weekend
Mr and Mrs J Earl Snively and Mrs Augusta Campbell of Tuppers Plains joined Misses Blanche Rose Price and Rowena Sprout for a motor trip to Delaware. They spent Sunday there with relatives Mr and Mrs R W Barrett before returning Sunday night.
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J. Earl Snively
Augusta Campbell
Tuppers Plains
Blanche
Rose Price
Rowena Sprout
Delaware
R. W. Barrett
Gallipolis Hosts Halliday Dinner For Cincinnati Basketball Team
Mr and Mrs John Halliday of Gallipolis entertained at Hillcrest Inn Saturday honoring the Cincinnati basketball team. Their son John Halliday serves as assistant coach and the team coach was also a guest at the dinner event.
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John Halliday
Gallipolis
Hillcrest Inn
Cincinnati
Mrs Swartz Returns From Lancaster Visit
Mrs. A. R. Swartz returned Sunday evening from a two weeks visit with friends in Lancaster. She is the daughter of Mrs. James Beam who lives at 34 South High Street where Mrs. Swartz makes her home.
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A. R. Swartz
Lancaster
Mrs. Swartz
James Beam
South High Street
Walter Jones dies in Sovereign West Virginia
Mrs. John Kilpatrick of 72 West Mulberry Street learned Saturday of the death of her brother Walter Jones of Sovereign West Virginia. Funeral services were held at his late home with burial in Blair West Virginia. Mr Jones was born and reared near Murray City. He leaves a wife and seven children.
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John Kilpatrick
West Mulberry Street
Walter Jones
Sovereign
W. Va
Blair
Jones
Murray City
Social assemble honors Snyder at Palmer Street
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder of 12 Palmer Street hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar and son Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frakes of Colonville, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edgar, Mr. James Stanley, and Miss Viola Thompson of Carbondale.
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George Snyder
Palmer Street
John Edgar
Denver
Floyd Frakes
Colonville
Clarence Edgar
James Stanley
Viola Thompson
Carbondale
Youngstown Teachers Visit Albany Road Family
Mr Verle C Kenney and Mr Archie Lipp of Youngstown were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs BE Kenney on Albany Road. Mr Kenney teaches art at Youngstown High School.
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Verle C. Kenney
Archie Lipp
Youngstown
BE. C. Kenney
Albany Road
Mr. Kenney
Youngstown High School
Emma Battin Visits Zanesville With Bixlers
Mrs Emma Battin spent the weekend in Zanesville staying with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ned Bixler.
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Emma Battin
Zanesville
Ned Bixler
Unsolved Melvin Horst Murder Probed in Wooster
Charles Hannah, under pressure from Wayne County officials, continues to withhold the fate of Melvin Horst’s body. Prosecutors say Hannah and his ally Earl Conald may know the location, while recent searches near Kidron church yielded no grave. Public anger grows as indictments near for child stealing are anticipated.
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Robert B. Larkin
United Press
Wooster
Charles Hannah
Melvin Horst
Hannah
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Clark Shearer
Marion F. Graven
Shearer
Graven
Walter J. Mougey
Earl Conald
Mougey
Conald
Donald
Arthur Arfield
Tony la Facia
Onofrio Siguidici
Frey
Orrville
Kidron
Melvin
Adam Amsetutz
Amstutz
Wayne County
Court House Doings in Common Pleas Court
Judgment for 1500.68 on a commovit awarded to James S and S C Staneart in their suit against J W Bolin administrator of Elizabeth Berholzer estate, Carson Oberholzer, and W H Oberholzer. Note issued while plaintiffs operated Athens Implement Company.
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Common Pleas
James S&s. “Vy
S. C. Staneart
J. W. Bolin
Elizabethberholzer
Carson Oberholzer
W. H. Oberholzer
Athens Implement Company
200 AT ARMORY DANCE
The Armory hosted the Red Men carnival dance drawing the year's largest crowd with more than 200 attendees joining the event on Saturday night.
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Armory Dance
Armory
Officers are Elected at Pallas Club Meeting
At a Saturday gathering at 18 South Congress Street officers for the coming year were chosen for the Pallas Club. New leaders include President Mrs C D Hopkins and First Vice President Miss Jane Atwood.
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Pallas Club
W. L. Slutz
South Congress Street
C. D. Hopkins
Jane Atwood
Mary Kahier
Kimmett Rowles
Amy Weiher
Howard Goodwin
H. J. Holcombe
Art and Thimble Club Meeting Set for Friday
The Art and Thimble Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Art and Thimble Club
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota Professor To Lecture Tuesday
Donald G Patterson, a University of Minnesota professor, will lecture on Physique and Intelligence Tuesday afternoon at 4 in the Fine Arts Building. The talk is sponsored by Sigma Pi Sigma of Ohio University and open to the public.
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Donald G. Patterson
University of Minnesota
Fine Arts
Sigma Pi Sigma
Ohio University
Police Make Three Arrests Saturday in Athens
Police report three arrests in Athens on Saturday. Ralph Stephens of Harrietsville Ohio University student and Perry Woods of Athens were charged with speeding. Jake Lindley of Athens was charged with intoxication.
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Athens
Ralph Stephens
Harrietsville
Ohio University
Perry Woods
Jake Lindley
Athens High School Dance Planning Meeting
A discussion of the first of a series of dances will occur at the Tuesday night meeting of the Athens High School A Association. Club members are asked to meet at the high school at 7.
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Athens High School
Quartet on stage: the Gale Sisters rise in Flying High
Four Gilmartin sisters born in San Francisco became the Gale Sisters on Broadway in George White’s Flying High. Jane and Joan among the quartet measure 5 feet 4 inches and 115 pounds each. None married yet, as they balance dance careers and family ties.
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Mr. Gilmartin
San Francisco
Sadye Gilmartin
Gale Sisters
Jane
Joan
Jean
George White
Many Hoboes Request Flop Shelter At City Jail
With spring abroad hoboes seek jail shelter nightly. Police report eight applicants Saturday night and an February nightly average of four or five. Most men travel for work. ages span 20 to 65. Occupations listed include truck driver shoe maker and laborer. Laborers lead in numbers due to unemployment nationwide.
Logan prosecutor to decide on manslaughter charge in Gleason case
Prosecutor Phil A. Henderson, expected back from Chicago Monday, will likely determine if a manslaughter charge is filed against Gleason. Crane, a World War veteran, leaves a wife and stepdaughter. funeral plans incomplete as Mrs. Crane recovers. Daubenmeier remains unconscious with relatives summoned. a truck driver by trade, he has been unemployed for two weeks.
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Phil A. Henderson
Chicago
Gleason
Crane
Choir Dinner Precedes Practice at United Brethren Church
Choir members from the United Brethren Church enjoyed a Friday evening dinner and social hour before practice. Dinner was served at six with covers laid for forty. Washington's birthday related contents were presented.
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The
United Brethren Church
Washington
Washington's Birthday Party by DAR in Easterling Clubhouse
The Governor Worthington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its Washington's birthday party at the Easterling Clubhouse on Saturday with 75 members and guests, including many men. Forest E. Weinrich spoke on Nationalism after a 6 pm dinner, followed by a musical program and the singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
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Governor
T’schaikowski
Cc. E. Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
Bayly
Cecil Cameron
Harriett Gibson Weymueller
Toerner
Herbert
Atha
Coultrap
Florence Rannels
McArthur
Bridal Shower Weaves Rainbow Motif for Ruth Myers
Frances Myers hosts a bridal shower for Ruth Myers at Maple Street home. A crepe paper rainbow leads guests to the bride-elect’s new home, where pot of gold gifts and two contests honor the guest of honor. Attendees include Miss Sines Miss Johnson and many others. Lunch follows.
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Ruth Myers
Frances Myers
Maple Street
Myers
Miss Myers
Helen Johnson
Marie Sines
Miss Sines
Miss Johnson
Ruth Loomis
Doris Hammon
Josephine Starr
Garnet Sheets
Dorothy Myers
Dorothy Roberts
Mary McGonagle
Clarence Blosser
Carl M. Poling
Mabel Wolfe
Millie Rainer
Columbus Visitors Spend Weekend with Larimer Kin
Mr and Mrs George Larimer of Columbus hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Larimer and other Logan relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Phil Tschappat visited Utica to see his parents. Mr and Mrs Buellaby Miss Mildred Collins and Charles Schneider called on relatives in Springfield.
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George Larimer
Columbus
Charles Larimer
Logan
Phil Tschappat
Utica
Mr. Tschappat
Buellaby
Mildred Collins
Charles Schneider
Springfield
Theodore Newman
Mrs Otto Gullett 46 Dies Suddenly at Modoc
Mrs. Otto Gullett, 46, died Saturday night at 12:15 at her Modoc home after a heart attack. She had been in good health minutes before. Survived by her second husband and six children: Clara Smathers Wilkesville Clyde Donohue Jacksonville Dewey Donohue Rutland Mrs Bridget Ashworth Rutland John and Thomas Donohue residence unknown. Service set for Wednesday at 1:30 PM at Wilkesville U B Church with burial in Wilkesville Cemetery.
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Glouster
Otto Gullett
Modoc
Thomas Donohue
U. B
Wilkeasville
Wilkeaville
Pot Luck Supper Featured At Thea Chapter Meeting
The Thea Chapter QO 8 will hold a regular meeting in Glouster on Tuesday night featuring a pot luck supper. All chapter members are requested to attend.
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Glouster
Thea
Local Social Roundup Sent To Washington And Nearby Visits
Mrs. Willard Newman and Mrs. 3 J Magill head to Washington D C after word of a sister’s forthcoming surgical operation. The Browns of Dayton with sons visited Earl Brown and James Rittgers family. Bremen native Mrs. Tillie Brown spent the weekend with Earl Brown and Mrs. James Rittgers. Myrtie Boyles of New Straitsville left for Logan after her brother Clarence Daubenmeter’s serious injuries. Edward Jones visited Nelsonville. Mrs. Thomas Eherat visited Columbus. Barney Blankenship from New Straitville made a call in town Saturday evening.
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Willard Newman
Logan
South Mulberry Street
Washington, D. C
Ray Brown
Dayton
Earl Brown
James Rittgers
Tillie Brown
Bremen
Myrtie Boyles
New Straitaville
Clarence Daubenmeter
Edward Jones
Nelsonville
Thomas Eherat
Columbus
Barney Blankenship
Caleb
Nutrition meeting on Meat Substitutes in Logan
The third in a series led by Alma Garvin, extension specialist, will be held at 360 North Street, Logan, at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. The topic is Meat Substitutes as part of the Meat and Meat-Like Dishes study for the year.
Oil well deal ties Roseville field to Marietta firm
Riley Morris of Glouster sells half interest in an oil well in the Roseville field to a Marietta corporation. The well reaches about 8780 feet, with a producer nearby yielding over 150 barrels daily.
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Riley Morris
Roseville Field
Glouster
Roseville
Marietta Corporation
Clinton Aand
Morris
Knights of Pythias mark 66th anniversary in Corning
The Brotherhood Order of Knights of Pythias celebrated its sixty sixth anniversary Thursday night February 7 at the Pythian Temple attended by 250 guests from Corning and nearby towns. A card party and dance are planned for Hermey's Hall Wednesday.
Mrs Ed Tippie Called By Death In Beech Grove
Mrs Ed Tippie died at her Mel eish home Sunday morning after a several months illness. She was 26, wife of Albert Maxwell and mother of a young daughter Sarah. She was taken to Columbus hospital for treatment but did not improve and was brought home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Beech Grove Church at 2 o clock conducted by Albert Maxwell with burial at the church cemetery.
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Glouster
Ed Tippie
Meleish
Sarah
Maxwell
Coslumbus Hospital
Beech Grove
Albert Maxwell
Robber Surprises Move Into Mrs Willan Druggan Home
Jem Carter of Bishopville ran through Glouster on Front Street claiming pursuit of the Mrs Willan Druggan property and now his family occupies the residence as a home in the town.
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Glouster
Jem Carter
Rbishopville
Willan Druggan
Front Street
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North Congress Street
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Fred Foster
J. P. Wetherholt
A. V. Linscott
Homer Brown
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Chambers Home
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Stafford
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Julia Ferguson
George Ferguson
Carl Stalling
Misa Genevieve Hopkins
Lester Brandt
Betty Jane Dunlap
Vashti Wilson
Keadile
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