Athens Women Among 200 Carry Geneva Petition Line
Mrs. Mary Graham Noss and her daughter Miss Mary Noss were among six American women in a line of 200 carrying petitions at the Geneva Disarmament Conference. They spent time in Paris with Miss Noss on leave from Ohio University. February 6 heard an extraordinary session as boxes of petitions from the United States were presented.
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Athens
Mary Graham Noss
Mary Noss
Geneva
United States
Nnas
Friends
Miss Bingman
Vinton County to Consider County Health Nurse
A committee was appointed to survey possibilities for a county health nurse for Vinton County after a Mothers' Child Study Group meeting at McArthur. Speakers included graduate nurses Mrs. Emma Sark and Miss Evelyn McCarley, with Miss McCarley describing district nursing in Columbus.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
Mothers
McArthur Parent- Teacher Association
Emma Sark
Evelyn McCarley
Clark
Miss McCarley
Columbus
Emma Clark
Lola Crow
Faye George
Red Men Ready To Start Contest Soon
Members of the Mohawk tribe improved order of Red Men divided into two teams for a lodge contest. The Saints led by William Robinson and the Sinners led by Edward Straus will vie in wrestling boxing basketball and activities at Recreation Night February 26 at Athens Armory after the 7:30 meeting.
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Order of
Red Men
Order
Saints
William Robinson
Sinners
Edward Straus
Athens
What Will Ordinary Men Folks Do Then
Chicago report says the Retail Clothiers Association expects a spring shift from sombre menswear to bold styles. Polka dot step-ins with zippers, pink garters, creamy white suits, pale green hats with feathers, lavender ties and bright shirts will redefine the well dressed man after long drab fashion.
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Chicago
Retail Clothiers Association
Clothiers
Washington as Father C C L program topic
A Child Conservation League meeting discussed George Washington As Father from Parents' Magazine read by Mrs. Hal H. Rowland at the Schuster home. The event featured Colonial costumes, an opening patriotic song, and a tree planting committee named.
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George Washington
Hal H. Rowland
Child Conservation League
EB. Schuster
Sunnyside Drive
America the Beautiful
T. A. Copeland
F. W. Cone
Ray Slaughter
M. F. Darst
Family trip brings Wheatleys to Columbus circle
Mrs. Thomas Wheatley aged 85 travels from New Haven W V with four daughters to visit Columbus relatives. The party driven by car plans to return to Athens tonight then stay until Thursday on their way back to Columbus. Daughters include Mrs J L Bone Mrs H L Vader Mrs Dan DeLay and Mrs P C Zillers. They belong to Lucas Sullivant Chapter Daughters of 1812 Colum bus. Mrs Link was to join but was indisposed. Also reported visits by Everett Reeder and social club meeting at Albany Road tonight.
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New Haven
W. Va
Thomas Wheatley
Henry Link
East State Street
Link
Athens
Columbus
Wheatley
J. L. Bone
H. L. Vader
Dan DeLay
P. Cc. Zillers
Petersburg
Lucas Sullivant
Daughters of 1812
Guild Hears Report of Marion Convention
The Guild of the First Christian Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Dwight Robinson's home with a potluck supper. Mrs. Reed J. Downs summarized the Marion convention and Miss Gladys Jones will host the next gathering.
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Guild of the First Christian Church
Dwight Robinson
M. A. Grubb
S. D. Sanford
Reed J. Downs
Marion
Gladys Jones
Progressive Club Paper Washington's Home Life
Mrs Elson Hedges hosted the Progressive Literary Club at 11 Sunny Side Drive with Mrs Fred Slaughter presiding. C D Duncan presented a program on The Family Life of George Washington. Guests included Hedges and McCune. A potluck dinner is planned March 8 at Mrs J R Harvey's home.
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Elson Hedges
Progressive Literary Club
Sunnyside Drive
Fred Slaughter
C. D. Duncan
George Washington
E. Hedges
M. F. McCune
Mary
J. R. Harvey
Life and Writings of Danish Authors At Delphian Society
The Delphian Literary Society met Tuesday night with Mrs. Clyde Featherston leading a program on Danish authors Hans Christian Andersen and Hanna Larsen. Mrs. W. B. Walker offered sketches, and a review of Louis Couperus Dutch novel Old People and the Things That Pass.
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Delphian Literary Society
Clyde Featherston
North
Lancaster Street
W. B. Walker
Hans Christian Anderson
Hanna Larsen
Louis Couperus
Election Board Awards Voting Supplies Contract
Athens County Board of Elections awarded a contract to Columbus Blank Book Company for $885 for both the May primary and November election. Separate bids were $439 for primary supplies and $473 for the election. Other bids came from Johnson-Watson Company of Dayton at $957.59 and F J Heer Company of Columbus at $1,099.8.
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Election Board
Athens County Board of Elections
Columbus Blank Book Company
Johnson-Watson Company
Dayton
F. J. Heer Company
Columbus
Ohio Democrats Raise Early Contributions for Victory Fund
Four Ohio leaders pledged early gifts to the Victory Fund quota after the state committee meeting. Newton D. Baker gave 1000 dollars, W A Julian 2000, James M Cox 2000, and Harry Taylor 1000. Nationwide Democrats aim to raise 1500000 for the presidential drive.
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Columbus
U.P
United States
Student Wella McCann Returns to Cincinnati Studies
Mr. Wella McCann a College of Medicine student at the University of Cincinnati resumes classes Tuesday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breinig at 17 Clark Street dating from Friday.
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Wella McCann
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Charles Breinig
Clark Street
Ada College President to Speak at Brotherhood Meeting
President Robert Williams of Ada College will address the union meeting of the Men's Brotherhoods of the Christian, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches. The talk is Thursday at 6 pm at First Methodist Church in Athena. Admission is by season ticket, but locals may attend by calling the church office.
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Robert Williams
Ada College
Christian
Methodist
First Methodist Church
Dr. Williams
Ada
Dr. Smith
Williams
Athena
Athens
Mooney and Lamont to Speak at Anniversary Rally
In New York on February 24, Mrs Mooney mother of Thomas J Mooney and Corliss Lamont son of a Morgan partner will address a mass demonstration marking the fifteenth anniversary of Mooney's death sentence.
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New York
Mr. Mooney
Thomas J. Mooney
Corliss Lamont
Morgan
Mooney
Long Run Guy Kelley Visits Athens Family
Long Run Guy Kelley of Athens visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Kelley on Friday. Arthur and Ernest Rowland of Casseytown were Sunday guests of Mrs George Perry and family. Byron and William Gaston of Graham Chapel called on Dan Bobo Sunday afternoon. Sunday guests of J M Beatty and family were Mr and Mrs P Y Sams Betty Branch Beatty of Shade and Raymond Bails of Jasper Hill. Mr and Mrs G E Shelton made a business trip to Athens last week. Mr and Mrs Eugene Linton of Elliotville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jonas Gheer. Miss Pearlie Beatty spent Sunday with Miss Gertrude Lonas. Mr and Mrs Russell Carsey were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Doris Bartlett and family. John Bobo visited friends here recently.
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Guy Kelley
Athens
Charles Kelley
Arthur
Ernest Rowland
Casseytown
George Perry
Byron
William Gaston
Graham Chapel
Dan Bobo
J. M. Beatty
P. Y. Sams
Betty
Branch Beatty
Shade
Raymond Bails
Jasper Hill
G. E. Shelton
Russell Carsey
Doris Bartlett
John Bobo
Athens Battery Will Meet Zanesville Five
Athens Battery E of the 134th Field Artillery held a regular practice Tuesday night preparing for a Federal inspection on March 23. Under Captain Watkins and First Sergeant Maples the drill split into Cannoneer drivers communication instruction and scouts, with Second Lieutenant Violet supervising. Tonight Battery E faces Battery C Zanesville in a basketball game at the Armory, scheduled to begin at 7 o'clock.
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134Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Watkins
Maples
Brown
Hayes
Carmicheal
Violet
Athens
Zanesville
Republicans To Hod Meeting at Gallipolis
A meeting in Gallipolis to select two delegates and two alternates from the Tenth Congressional District for the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Gomar Jones called the gathering.
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Hod
Gallipolis
Tenth
Chicago
Gomar Jones
Soil types best for perennials identified
Suitable soil for perennial plants ranges from sandy loam to clay loam, providing good drainage and nutrient retention for healthy root growth. These textures support diverse perennials by balancing aeration and moisture.
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University of California
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Flora Wrightsell
Washington
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Rosa Byron
May Avenue
William Runyon
Zine Sewell
Fred
Eldon Byrne
Audra Davis
Rhode
Fiphi Club
Pi Beta Phi
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Mary Connett
H. G. Staider
J. D. Martin
Frank B. Gullum
Helen McLaughlin
Elaine Roe
Asbury Park
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College of Business Administration
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Frank R. Murphey
Frank R. Murphey & Son
Murphey
Tome School
Port Deposit
Maryland
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Everett Reeder
Toledo
H. L. Reeder
Union
Mothers’ Club
E.L. Funk
Albany Road
Minnie Orr
Reynoldsburg
Mary Blackwood
Morris Avenue
Rosa Byrne
May Avenues
Optometric Service
Athens, Ohio
Guild
Progressive Club Paper
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First Christian Church
W. H. Livingston
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B. G. Dorsey
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Webiye
Cornwell
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Mes Mooney
Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Patrick
St. Patrick Seals
Logan
Eugene Linton
Elliotville
Jonas Gheer
Pearlie Beatty
Gertrude Lonas
Big Daylight
Athens Battery
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Vick
Kos
Silvus
Silk
Raitc
South Court Street
Mr. Gross
Ohio
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