New Year Dance Draws 75 Couples at Athens Country Club
Seventy five couples welcomed the new year at a Wednesday night dance at the Athens Country Club. The event, praised as one of the club’s most successful social occasions, featured music by the Varsity Six of Columbus and holiday decorations with horns and paper hats as favors.
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Athens Country Club
Varsity Six
Columbus
Athens residents join regional social outings and visits
Mra Mothel Ralph at 11 University Terrace returns home for a short visit with daughter Mrs Juda Chase and granddaughter Mary Jo of Columbus. Miss Katherine Morrison of Fort Thomas Kentucky visits Ruth Miller in Gallipolis. Fred Weber and John Edwards visit Washington DC. Billy Burt returns from Wapakoneta after accompanying his uncle Don Burt who runs bakeries there and in Delphos.
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Frances Reading
Paul Reading
O. E. Reading
Cleveland
Joseph M. Maxwell
Urbane
Reading
Menford
Ohio
Western Reserve University
Mra Mothel Ralph
University Terrace
Juda Chase
Mary Jo
Columbus
Katherine Morrison
Fort Thomas
Ruth Miller
Gallipolis
Miss Miller
Franklin Avenue
Billy Burt
Wapakoneta
Don Burt
Athens
Delphos
Day to wed Los Angeles businessman Arthur J Klein
Marcelline Jmi aria sal becomes engaged to Arthur J Klein a wealthy Los Angeles businessman. Miss Day announced the engagement and said the wedding would occur not too soon and not too late.
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Marcelline
Jmi
Aria Sal
Arthur J. Klein
Los Angeles
Miss Day
Watch Party at Hope Home for Athens Youth
Miss Lecta McCoy hosted 46 Athens youths at Carol Hope’s Hope Dairy Farm Grosvenor Crossing watch party last night chaperoned by Grace Cochran with games and refreshments served at 11:20. Mr John W Bolin moves to 62 Franklin Ave. he will soon become Athens County prosecuting attorney and ends stint as city solicitor.
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Lecta McCoy
J. O. McCoy
Union Street
Athens
Carol Hope
Hope Dairy Farm
Grosvenor Crossing
Grace Cochran
John W. Bolin
West Washington Street
Franklin Avenue
John Rose
Middleport
Bolin
Athens County
Funeral attendance for Clif ford Figiey at parental home
A funeral yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs R M Meley 43 North Lancaster Street drew relatives from several cities including C F Figiey Chicago A E Ayres and Dorothy Wilmington W E Edgell Mt Vernon Ohio M B Edgell and Lillian Lancaster C H Patton and James Haydenville among others as mourners in a mid nineteenth century notice.
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Clifford Figiey
R. M. Mmeley
North Lancaster Street
C. F. Figiey
Chicago
A. E. Ayres
Dorothy
Wilmington
W. E. Edgell
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
M. B. Edgell
Lillian
Lancaster
C. H. Patton
James
Haydenville
Funeral attendance and burial at Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville
Mrs Clarence Russell Chauncey and Mrs J H Martin The Fiains led a funeral with many locals from Nelsonville and Logan attending. The burial occurred at Green Lawn Cemetery near Nelsonville. A Friday meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society at First Methodist Church will discuss Physicians and Nurses with Mrs J H Berry leading.
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Chauncey
J. H. Martin
Nelsonville
Logan
Greenlawn Cemetery
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
J. H. Berry
Two Convicts Escape from Kentucky Reformatory
Frankfort report says U Theodore Turner a 38 year old former major league pitcher and John Daugherty alias Callahan and Donovan Kentucky convicts escaped from the reformatory by scaling a wall. Turner serving life sentence under habitual criminal laws and tied to robberies and safe cracking charges.
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Frankfort
Theodore Turner
John Daugherty
Callahan
Donovan
Kentucky
Reformatory
Turner
Youths Die At Main Street Crossing In Convoy
Three 17 year old Convoy youths Morris Kreicher Bill Burley and Ward Mc Daniels were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at the Main Street crossing. No witnesses. it was believed the barred crossing failed to sight the train. The wreckage was thrown far from the impact.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Main Street
Morris Kreicher
Bill Burley
Ward McDaniels
Kreicher
McDaniels
Williams 66 becomes president of Missouri University
Walter Williams, age 66, who founded the first journalism school and never earned a college degree, is named president of the University of Missouri in Columbia after serving as dean of journalism.
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Columbia, Me
Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Fire Sweeps Boston Department Store in Snowstorm
Six firemen were overcome by smoke as flames swept the Boston Department Store and three adjoining shops causing 66 000 dollars in damage. A blinding snow storm hampered efforts as crews fought the blaze for over an hour before control.
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Sandusky
U.P
Boston
White House New Year Reception Welcomes Guests
At the White House on January 1 a broad mix of guests including Supreme Court Justices and urban youths attended the annual New Year reception. President and Mrs Hoover greeted more than four handshake partners. a program limited them to ten minutes of handshakes then two minutes of rest, running from 11 a.m. to about 4 p.m.
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Washington
U.pr
Supreme Court
White House
Hoover
Stage coach skids into ditch near Lisbon
A Great Eastern stage coach No. 133 on the Cleveland to Pittsburgh route skidded and fell into a ditch near Lisbon. A score of passengers were severely shaken up but none were injured.
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Lisbon
Great Eastern Stage
No. 133
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Almost Got Away At Union Station
Deputy sheriff thwarted escape of Toledo prisoner Cadillac Joe Kucisski en route to Ohio Penitentiary. The bank robber, sentenced 10 to 15 years, tried to unlock handcuffs with a key between Union Station in Columbus and the penitentiary. suspicious actions spotted, thwarting the attempt.
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Columbus
U.R
Toledo
Ohio
Cadillac
Joe’ Kucisski
Union Station
Kucisski
Will Take a Stool Rancher Assemblyman Not Con cerned With seating Problem
Fresno dispatch reports C Todd Clark, newly elected Assemblyman from California, received two telegrams in as many days asking him to change seats in the capitol. He replied by wire to seat him where there is a seat, and offered to bring a milk stool if seats run short.
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Fresno
Calif
Jan. i
C. Todd Clark
Clark
Moyer Says He Married Last Summer
Akron senior Cecil Moyer of Miami University told friends in Oxford that he wed Marian Thompson of Toronto last summer. Moyer plays guard for the Miami basketball team.
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Oxford
U.P
Cecil Moyer
Akron
Miami University
Marian Thompson
Toronto
Moyer
Simple New Year Atone Card Aims to Ease Party Breaches
Kansas City January 1. A prewritten regret card offers penitent guests full instructions to apologize for festive excesses at a New Year party. “Humonly craves pardon” blanks for offender name and lists offenses such as striking the host with a bottle, spanking guests, throwing food, upsetting the goldfish bowl, imitating the canary, weeping, and losing balance.
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Kansas City
U.P
Building Sold in Columbus Ninth Street Corners Deal
Eight story Yuster Building at Fourth and Broad Streets in Columbus sold to Edward G. Schultz and associates of Cincinnati Ohio from M L Yuster. Announcement made Wednesday.
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Columbus
Yuster
Fourth and Broad Streets
Edward G. Schultz and Associates
Cincinnati
M. L. Yuster
Officer Acquitted in Warren Bootlegging Case
Edward Kennedy, former Niles police lieutenant, was acquitted in Warren on a charge of taking protection money from Niles bootleggers and gamblers. The common pleas court jury deliberated from 11:20 a m until 2:30 p m after a prior hung jury in a first trial.
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Warren, O
Edward Kennedy
Niles
Comme. Pleas Court
First Auto Stolen Is First Recovered In Athens
A 1928 Chevrolet coupe with 1931 license plates belonging to E. E. Hawk was reported stolen in Athens at midnight. Patrolman Wilson Co. Ator recovered the car at 12:45 a.m. on the New Marshfield Road, marking the year’s first theft and return.
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E. E. Hawk
Athens
Hawk
Wilson Co. Ator
New Marshfield Road
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