Society notes pledge new members and club events
Theta Sigma Upsilon announces the pledging of Maud Ryder Marion Wiles Rose Zenn Eve lyn Hanley Doris Giesecke Lillian Kittle and Bernice Kayser Following a short meeting Miss Edna Way entertained actives and pledges at her home 10 Elmwood Place Activities included games stunts and contests Refreshments were served by Mrs Ray Slaughter at 43 Maplewood Drive The Progressive Literary Club met with roll call speeches and a book review
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Theta Sigma Upsilon
Maud Ryder
Huntington
W. Va
Marion Wiles
Rose Zenn
Evelyn Hanley
Struthers
Ohio
Doris Giesecke
Lillian Kittle
Bernice Kayser
Athens
Edna Way
Elmwood Place
Ray Slaughter
Maplewood Drive
Progressive Literary Club
C. D. Duncan
Irving Bachetler
Sue
Lincoln
J. SS. MacClannahan
Ire
A. N. Johnson
Local drum major to lead Marietta band at inaugural
Mr and Mrs Charles C Martin announce the birth of a son Robert on Tuesday February 26 in Closter. Ralph J Zahour the longtime drum major of the Ohio University Band will lead the Marietta School Band in the inaugural parade after spending days with friends before taking a position at Canton with Macomber Steel. Mr and Mrs Ernest W Coe host Mrs H E Harpold of Ravenswood West Virginia as house guest this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davis
Cleveland
William Burriss
Davis
Ellen Burriss
Ohio University
William J. Davis
East Mulberry Street
Jettie J. Denmark
George A Putnam
North High Street
W. H. Luellen
Topeka
Kansas
Miss Denmark
Washington, D.C
Marietta
Charles C. Martin
North Cemetery Street
Robert
Closter
Ralph J. Zahour
Ohio
Richard Angell
University Band
Jefferson City
Missouri
Retta
Smang
Washington
Missouri/4
State Highway Commission
Angell
Canton
Hasl
Macomber Steel Company
Ernest W. Coe
Morris Avenue
H. E. Harpold
Ravenswood
Ohio Band Plans Washington Trip For Hoover Inaugural Parade
Mr Zahour will leave Athens on Thursday and return next Tuesday then travel to Marietta to finalize trip plans. Forty four band members will ride by bus to Washington for Hoover's inauguration possibly the only Ohio group in the parade. They leave Saturday at 7 am and reach a near city that day, Sunday in Washington with a sightseeing tour. They will be quartered in an armory and expenses are funded by the Washington County Republican Committee and subscriptions. Congressman C Filis Moore helped arrange housing and parade placement.
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Zahour
Athens
Marietta
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Washington
National Capital
Coal miners hurt by lamp carbide blast in mine
East Liverpool reports George Kuski and Albert Hoffman both 30 were recovering from burns after carbide used to fill lamps exploded inside the mine.
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East Liverpool
George Kuski
Albert Hoffman
Returns of Common Pleas Court Upheld by Appeals Judges
Two appeals from Athens County Common Pleas Court were affirmed by the District Court of Appeals during its February session. Herman Earich and O D Jones v Mack Chichester saw the lower court decisions upheld. Earich had been convicted in Juvenile Court for failing to provide for an illegitimate child.
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Athens County
Common Pleas Court
District Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Herman Earich
State of Ohio
O. D. Jones
Mack Chichester
Earich
Peter Blosser
W. H. Middleton
R. A. Mauck
Oil Well Contract Dispute Upheld By Court of Appeals
In a February 21 decision Judge Mauck writes for a three judge panel that upholds a jury verdict in favor of O D Jones in a drilling contract case. Mack Chichester claimed $1 500 value via property transfer for drilling a 600 foot well at 1 25 per foot and possible second work. Jones argued payment in cash. The court affirmed that the jury verdict was correct and left judgment intact.
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O. D. Jones
Mack Chichester
R. A. Mauck
D. W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Chichester
Jones
Common Pleas Court
Chicester
Court of Appeals
Ohio Debate Team Heads to Wesleyan Match in Delaware
The Ohio University affirmative team meets Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware tonight to argue Resolved That trial by jury be abolished. Members Everette C. Shimp Ralph Brown George Steele and Glenn A Cole traveled from Athens this morning.
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Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Everette C. Shimp
Ralph Brown
George Steele
Glenn A. Cole
Athens
Infant smothered to death in Marion under bed clothing
In Marion on February 27 the one year old child of Mr. and Mrs. John Dooliittle died from suffocation beneath bed clothes. The coroner returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Marion
John Dooliittle
Chauncey restaurant owner pleads guilty to liquor charge
Arlan Branham, who runs a West Main Street restaurant near the railroad in Chauncey, pleaded guilty to possessing liquor in Mayor W. D. Hines court. A $100 fine plus costs was imposed. Branham arranged to settle. His business was searched by Marshal Burke Withem and Constable C. R. Howard after liquor was found.
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Chauncey
Arlan Branham
West Main Street
W. D. Hines
Branham
Burke Withem
C. R. Howard
Lewis McCall Dies In Coolville Home
Lewis McCall, 76, died at his Main Street home in Coolville on Thursday night. He was never married and the last surviving child of six. No close relatives remain. Funeral arrangements are pending with services likely Saturday. Born in Bartlett, Washington County, he spent 18 years in Nebraska and the rest in Carthage Township, Athens County, living in the community for the last decade.
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Coolville
Lewis McCall
Main Street
McCall
Mr. McCall
Bartlett
Washington County
Nebraska
Carthage Township
Athens County
These Simple Rules Make Teething Easy
Teething guidance urges careful infant diet and monitoring for indigestion. When symptoms appear, a few drops of Castoria are suggested, described as harmless and pleasant tasting. The ad promotes Castoria as a trusted, vegetable remedy used for thirty years with Fletcher signature on genuine bottles.
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Fletcher
Resurfacing Road Across The Plains Near Completion
Chauncey Feb 27 The road resurfacing project across The Plains from the Red Bridge at Beaumont to Grosvernor Crossing is near finish with limestone being used The Beaumont to The Plains route is completed and Lower Plains Road soon finished Local residents Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Melvin visited Nelsonville and guests attended at the Burchfield home Others traveled from Athens and Columbus for family visits Zion Church Lower Plains hosts series of well attended meetings led by Rev Guss Graham with an all day service planned for Sunday including morning afternoon and evening sessions.
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Chauncey
Plains
Red Bridge
Beaumont
Grosvernor Crossing
Lower Plains
Zion Church
Guss Graham
Supreme Court Denies New Trial in Tax Case
Tugenta Maline of Canton loses bid for a new trial in a delinquent tax dispute with Stark County Treasurer A. T. Bowman over whether taxes may be collected on an alley-way.
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Columbus
Tugenta Maline
Canton
Supreme Court
A. T. Bowman
Stark County
When the Kiddies Need a Tonic by Mc Coy’s Tablets
An old advertisement promotes Mc Coy’s Tablets as a health builder for puny children. It claims sugar coating makes them easy to take and priced at sixty tablets for 60 cents. Mothers are urged to try them with a 30 day money back guarantee if no improvement.
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Clines Pharmacy
America
Waldie Fined After Plea Of Drunkenness
Chauncey February 27 Richard Waldie of Athens was arrested by Marshal Burke Withem for intoxication. He pleaded guilty in Mayor W D Hines court, was fined $5 plus costs, and released on arrangements to pay.
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Chauncey
Richard Waldie
Athens
Marshal Burke Withem
W. D. Hines
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Alice Holmen
New York City
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Minn
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Frank Mee Graner
Palmer Street
Herbert Chapman
Mary Seaman
O. O. Mantz
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Child Conservation League Met
Child Conservation League
C. W. Fink
Fred Lee Tom
W. H. Radford
O. G. Jordan
R. M. van Dyke
Charles Jordan
Fred Fenzel
R. P. Imes
Allan Sprague
San Francisco
Blanchester
Harry Snyder
Marion Sprague
Harry, Jr
West
Ralph Zahour
Cc. D. Shafer CO
Cleaning Service
Dial
C. Filis Moore
W.B. Drake
Tox
Gibson
Prescription Store
Returns OF Common Pleas
Herman Farich
D. D. Jones
Ida
F. J. Beasley
Nelsonville
Wesleyan
Conklin
Cil
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Elgin
Jacobs
Optometrist
Woodworths
S. Court St
Harry Moore
Melvin
Nelsonvile
Charlie Moler
John Shaner
Arthur Burchfield
Ralph McCathran
Lizzie Barber
George Gabriel Jr
Elmer Stanley
the Ser
McCoy
B. M. Covert
Ajestic
Norma
Columbia
Jacqueline Logan and
Gertrude Astor
Wall Street
Waldie
Dr. Pierce
Hazel MacDermott
Curtis Ave
Buffalo, N. Ye
English Singers
Memorial Auditorium
Lamborn
Glouster
Heber Hill
Dixie Land
Southern
Mr. Hill
Paul Whiteman
New
Logans
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