Florence Lash Williams Tells Of Old Mexico Travels
Florence Lash Williams spoke to the Lydia Lash Evans Club about her travels in Old Mexico. The program featured an display of articles and a talk on Indian Mounds. Guests included Mrs Fr Lash Mrs Harold Coe and Mrs Tra Murray. The next meeting will feature a patriotic program in honor of George Washington’s birthday.
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Florence Lash. Williams
Old Mexico
Lydia Lash Evans
Florence Lash Williams
Lydia Lash
Mevans Club
Vafternoon
Charles G. Pickering
Hest Caruupenter’ Street
Indian Mounds
Rey Lash
Harold Coe
Myre
Tra M. Murray
George Washington
Lydia’ Lash Evang
Twelve Table Bridge at Cottage Tea House
Guests occupied twelve tables for a bridge party Thursday evening at the Cottage Tea House hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. McCoy. Women’s favors for high scores went to Mrs. Nell D. Thomas and Mrs. Alvin Lamborn. men’s prizes to Prof. Roy H. Paynter and Mr. John W. Dowler. Low scores earned trophies by Mrs. AL RL Guest and Wilbur Martin. Assisting hosts were Miss Phyllis Laughlin, Miss Lois McCoy, and Bin White. A second women’s bridge is planned by Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. McCoy.
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Clarence Laughlin
Fred H. . McCoy
Cottage
AL RL Guest
Wilbur Martin
Phyllis Laughlin
Lois McCoy
Entertains Bridge Club With Guests at Home
Mr. and Mrs. M. Morrison hosted their bridge club at 2 Marietta Avenue with four tables and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Farran George Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Wilur Martin. Scores favored the guests with recognition to Mrs. George Claris and Mr. Wiltur Martin. Club prizes went to Mrs. John Dowwander and Mr. A B McPherson while low scores earned trophies for Mrs. Salmon Lamborn and Mr. John Dowfer.
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M. ©. Morrison
Marietta Avenue
Bridges Club
Hunter Mac“Farran
George Clark
Wilur Martin
George Claris
Wiltur Martin
John Dowwader
A. BD. McPherson
Salmn Lamborn
John Dowfer
Higley Study Circle Papers On Benjamin Franklin Topic
Higley Study Circle met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. E. Allinson hosting at 71 North High Street. Mrs. Georgge H. Cless presented a paper on Benjamin Franklin the Apostle of Modern Times as Mrs. E. Miler led the discussion. Nearby notes mention other community events and visits.
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Higley
C. E. Allinson
North High Street
Georgge H. Cless
Benjamin Franklin
Apostle
Talk on Soviet Women by Miss Gates at Ohio University
Miss C Louse Gates spoke to freshmen women at Ohio University on the status of women in Russia noting the state as workers led by social aims. She described protections for women and healthy children, outlined three global lessons from the Russian system, and announced an open W C A meeting at Music Hall tonight. Also listed are Athens County Agricultural Society members planning to attend the Ohio Fair Managers Association session in Columbus January 12 18 and 19.
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Russia
Mise Gates
Music Hall
Athens County Agricultural Society
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
Columbus
Frank Biddle
F. Beverage
H. J. Parker
L. H. Blackwood
Athens
John McLaughlin
Coolville
State plans of Columbus vacation pay cuts for state workers
A report from Columbus says state employees may face unpaid vacations in some departments to meet a 15 percent budget reduction. Finance head H L Bevis ordered the move. In Washington a large Ohio Democrat group is expected for the Day dinner with Governor Cox as a speaker.
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Columbus
Jan
H.L. Bevis
Washington
Jarga Group
Ohio
James M. Cox
Candidates in County Increase Ahead of May Primary
In Athens County the number of petition circulators has risen to 32 as candidates announce intentions for the May primary. The nineteenth nomination for the two commissioner posts is W H Pratt Republican former First Ward councilman. Six seek county recorder with C R Smith Republican Athens grocer joining five others led by Emmett Carpenter and Mrs Imo Woodgerd. Ernest Rosa, son of Mr and Mrs B R Grosz Sr, was dismissed from Sheltering Arms Hospital after an emergency appendicitis operation and sent home.
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Athens County
Posta
Postitlon
W. H. Pratt
Athens
First Ward
Recorder
C. R. Smith
Emmett Carpenter
Imo Woodgerd
Gould
H. A. Wooley
A. W. Kaaler
Kenneth Hayes
Ernest Rosa
B. R. Grosz
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ernest
Salvation Army distributes clothing weekly in Athens County
The Salvation Army starts a new weekly clothing distribution in Athens County with Adjutant Stone in charge and two assistants. About 50 people, including children from three to six, line up early as volunteers sort items in labeled boxes. Recipients receive needed garments, and repeat applications are limited to once a month.
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Salvation Army
Athens County
Army
Bernard Stone
Adjutant Stone
Mrs. Stone
Adjutant
Atheny
Talks on Banking McClure Tells Studenta Of Important Wheess
J. Mr. McClure cashier of the Athens National Bank spoke to the Royal Science Club at Athens High School about banking. He stressed signing checks keeping balances and warnings against forgery. The next club meeting will feature C. M. Gil on insurance for laymen.
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McClure
Athana National Bank
Royal Science Club
Athens High School
Flest
C. M. Gil
Tames
Fine Heavy Fine for Driving While Intoxicated
Marion Koons of Hocking and Carl Alman were fined and costs after pleading guilty to intoxicated driving and intoxicated charges before Mayor Robert Wood. Koons received a 90 day license suspension. both men were committed to Athens County Jail to work off the fines.
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Druviken
Marion Koons
Hocking
Carl Alman
Robert
Wood
Koons
Athens County
Public hearing ends in Wellston election contest
Judge Bonner Jones may delay ruling as depositions are planned in the Wellston election contest. Observers expect Mayor Theodore Waters could lose his office over fraudulent votes, with Waters allegedly seven votes ahead of Thomas E. Webb and about twenty five fraudulent Waters ballots found.
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Waters
Bills of Sale Filed in Athens Court Show High January December Totals
The Athens County Common Pleas Court reports 4418 automobile bills of sale filed during the year with transfers sworn statements and new bills logged. January and December led with 509 and 603 filings respectively, reflecting tag purchase needs. Monthly totals ranged from 37% to 603 across months, indicating strong seasonal activity.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio farmers uneven in 1931 survey shows two thirds affected
Ohio survey results indicate roughly two thirds of farmers operated their farms at a loss in 1931. Guthery state agriculture director notes responses show many broke even or lost money with machinery prices and tariffs blamed. poultry profits cited as relatively strong. Ex congressman Joseph W. Fordney dies in Saginaw Michigan after long illness.
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Ohio
Columbus
Guthery
Ohio Farm Credit Conference
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Gunnery
Solon
Saginaw, Mich
Joseph W. Fordney
Highth Michigan
Deputy Wright to Transfer From Cleveland to Hawaii
John E. Wright deputy prohibition administrator of the Cleveland District will be transferred to Fillo Hawaii according to word received from Washington.
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Hawaii
Cleveland
John E. Wright
Prohibition
Cleveland District
Fillo
Washington
Musterole claims quick chest and throat relief
An old fashioned mustard oil remedy promotes Musterole as a counter irritant that penetrates to stimulate circulation and draw out infection and pain. It says doctors and nurses recommend it and that a milder form exists for children and babies.
Personal Tax Data Due Soon in Athens County
Auditor J Clyde Edmundson asks Athens County taxpayers to file personal property returns from February 1 to March 34, inclusive, under the new law. Tax accrual begins January 1 with 1931 full disclosure required, first half due with return, second half by September. Real property listing timing remains unchanged.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Higley Study Circle
Athena Girl Scouts
Goom
Kenneth Leach
Louie Laughlin
Rutland
Janet Louiae
Leach
Ohio University
Arthur G. Whittington
Barbara Ann
Mansfield
Andrew Adelmann
Plainfield
N. J
Herbert
Burson
Maplewood Drive
Whittington
Adelmann
Fine Arts
First Methodist Church
Helen Gallivan
Dayton
Kathleen Kennedy
Wellston
Charles Breinig
Clark Street
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Toledo Y. W. C. A
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oung Gross
Salvation “Army
F. L. Woodworth & Son
Special Group
F.L. Woodworth & Son
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
Hoosier
Dendy
Patec
Faun
Bargats
Athens Furniture
Etin
Caldwell Creamery
Dahly School of
Varsity Inn
Logan
Lone
Fashion Shop
East Union
Preston
Hamburg
White House
Bennett
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