Young People Lead Chauncey Revival Program
The Church of God in Athens and Chauncey will have young people in charge of the revival program Thursday night at Chauncey. Raymond Atkins, song director, arranged a special program and invites any interested youths to attend. Rev Calvin Haines, pastor, will preach after the young people's program.
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Church of God
Athens
Chauncey
Church of God In
Raymond 8. Atkins
Church of God of
Calvin Haines
C. C. L. Entertained At Helwig Residence
Mrs. Pearl Helwig hosted the Child Conservation League meeting on May Avenue Tuesday night. Members answered roll call with favorite recipes and Ray Slaughter led a discussion on helping children choose vocations from Salvation Stones of Success. Mary Gibson sang two songs with her mother at the piano. refreshments followed.
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Athens Order of Eastern Star
Order
Odette
Betty McCoy
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Emma Strahl
Margaret Shuler
Eula Pendergrass
Virginia Sams
June Fultz
Normanda Burgett
Mary Harrison
Paul Lewis
James Lewis
Eveleth Atkinson
Jean
Agnes Kilpatrick
Agnes
Mary Gibson
Thomas Gibson
Paul Hudson
Alice Carpenter
Kathleen Carpenter
Dolores Phelps
Edward Wise
William Ruston
Billy Lewis
Harry Hudson
Jean Kilpatrick
Pearl Helwig
May Avenue
Child Conservation League
Ray Slaughter
Thomas E. Gibson
Progressive Literary Club Meets Tuesday
Members of the Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. J. R. Harvey’s home on West State Street Tuesday night. Mrs. L. C. Mead presided as president. A committee to prepare next year’s calendars was formed including Mrs. H. M. Bennett Mrs. Vern Kempton and Mrs. Roy Andrews. A paper on the Panama Canal was read by Mrs. A. N. Johnson in place of Blanche Finsterwald who was absent due to her mother’s illness. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
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Progressive Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
James Earich
L. C. Mead
H. M. Bennett
Vern Kempton
Roy Andrews
Mies Blanche Finsterwald
A. N. Johnson
Panama Canal
Florida
Maecenas Members Hear Book Review
Mae cenas Literary Club met at 75 West State Street with president Mrs Frank Watkins presiding. Mrs E W Bingman reviewed White Bird Flying, and Mrs C N Darst sang, while Mrs M F Darst accompanied. A guest read This Old Clay House of Mine. E L Church and Bingman won a prize in a social hour contest. The Martzolff Class at First Methodist Church holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 in the church classroom.
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Maecenas Literary Club
E. D W. Cooley
West State Street
Frank Watkins
C. N. Darst
M. F. Darst
E. L. Church
Clay
E. W. Bingman
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Change In Meeting Place For Women’s Missionary Society
The Women s Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet at 143 Morris Avenue this Thursday at 2 o clock replacing the earlier announced location at 35 West Carpenter Street. Also noted are health updates for Julia Wadley and Ethel Ralph of D Zenner Company and the illness affecting Dean Thomas C McCracken of Ohio University and Judge Johnson s travel to Columbus for the Ohio Association of Probate Judges meeting ending Thursday.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
Morris Avenue
C. B. Beverage
West
Carpenter Street
Julia Wadley
Ethel Ralph
D. Zenner Company
Thomas C. McCracken
College of Education
Ohio University
Elmwood Place
M. Johnson
Athens County Probate Court
Columbus
Ohio Association of Probate Judges
Extension Courses Sought By Ohio University Athens
Ohio University Extension Department sent over four hundred questionnaires to people near Athens to decide evening and Saturday class offerings for the second semester. Courses with ten or more students will be scheduled. Over two hundred extension registrations occurred last term. Unclassified students may enroll if over 21. under 21 or resident credit must show credentials. Graduate credit available with formal Executive Committee acceptance. Available courses include Accounting, Business letter writing, Retailing, Labor Legislation, History of Education, Physical Education methods, Art appreciation, Music, Speech, Parliamentary Law, Swimming for Women, Spanish, German, Botany, Mental Hygiene, Abnormal Psychology, multiple History and Government, English Literature, Biology, and Geography.
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Athens
Extension Department
Ohio University
U. S
Laura McIntyre Rites Held In Glouster Burial
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura McIntyre of Vore Ridge were held at Jagers Chapel this afternoon at 1 30 with burial at Glouster. An earlier notice in the Messenger misdated the funeral as Thursday. In Cincinnati, William C Hoover aged 60, Post Office cashier and 31 year veteran, was suspended after inspectors found discrepancies in accounts.
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Laura McIntyre
Vore Ridge
Jagers Chapel
Glouster
Cincinnati
William C. Hoover
Cincinnati Post Office
A. L. Behymer
City Salaries Cut Across Erie County
Erie County and Sandusky city workers faced pay cuts and furloughs with county employees set to a 16.6 percent salary reduction while Sandusky city workers received two weeks of unpaid furlough.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Sandusky City
Mort Plan to Equalize Education Funds Outlined
Dr. A B Sias of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club on the Mort Plan a proposal to insure a basic minimum education program across Ohio. He noted state support would rise and local real estate taxes fall while Athens would gain through state aid, with Athens City taxes likely dropping from about 160 000 to around 30 000 under the plan.
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Mort
Ohio
Athens Rotary Club
A. B. Sias
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio School Survey Commission
Sias
Silas
Dr. Sias
Portland Man Leaves for Romley to Visit Brother
Portland Donald Price left Friday for Rom ley West Virginia where he will spend time with his brother Gerald Price and family. Several local residents were guests including Mr. and Mrs. W McDade of Kanauga. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Roush last Monday. Earl Willford and son Bari Jr. joined by W E McDade visited relatives in Athens Sunday. J Perry Harbour and daughter Ru visited Dam 21 with Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Delaney. Walter Koelsch of Louisville spent the weekend with brother Herman Koelsch. Dale Browning, recently employed on the Steel City, returned home Saturday evening. Mrs. Lawrence Ritchie remains seriously ill. Brady Shaw and children plus Mrs. Ross Harding and Mrs. Forrest Fife and son Tommy of Kananga visited Mrs. Mattie Henderson and children Monday.
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Donald Price
Romley
W. Va
Gerald Price
McDade
Kanauga
W. EB. McDade
Byron Roush
Earl Willford
Bari Jr
W. E. McDade
Athens
J. Perry Harbour
Marshal Delaney
Dam
Walter Koelsch
Louisville
Herman Koelsch
Dale Browning
Steel City
Lawrence Ritchie
Brady Shaw
Ross Harding
Forrest Fife
Tommy
Kananga
Mattie Henderson
Ira Woodruff
Huntington Township
Here
J. Ned Colwell
Mr. Woodruff
Mary Jacobs
Luther
Columbus
Elliot
Mt. Tabor
Lawrence Bishop
Lena Wallace
Cleveland
Alex Bishop
Bucyrus
Claude Swick
Marion
Don Swick
Ladies’ Aid Society
O. S. Painter
Red Cross
Harrison Holcomb
Isaac Evans
Leela
Cline Fitch
Charlies White
Rodney
E. Denny
Oscar Russell
G. EB. Glenn
Harriet Glenn
Gallipolis
Will Porter
Clipper Mills
F. BE. High of
T. M. Glenn
Ruth Lloyd
Emmett Ward
Johnny Hale
Floyd Burkle
W. F. Kent
Curtis Quickle
S. B. Denny
F. B. Church
Chad Weeker
Harold Davis
Keith McGee
Jackson
Wanda Lee Poling
Irma Parsons
Pearl Buck Labeled Renegade Missionary in Philadelphia
The Rev. John Clover Monsma told the Philadelphia Presbytery that Pearl S Buck author of The Good Earth is a renegade missionary. He criticized the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions for barring fundamentalists and claimed the church funds Buck despite years of support.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Pear S. Buck
China
John Clover Monsma
Reformation Fellowship
Philadelphia Presbytery
Buck
Monsma
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Mission worker to speak at Nazarene meeting
Miss Agnes Gardner a returned missionary will speak to the Church of the Nazarene East State Street Thursday at 7 30 p m. Gardner spent time in India. The congregation meets in rooms over Murphy Bakery.
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Agnes Gardner
Church of the Nazarene
East State Street
Miss Gardner
India
Murphy Bakery
Memorial for Pioneer Citizen Vinton Woodruff
Vinton Ira Woodruff longtime Huntington Township resident dies at home Tuesday January 3 after weeks of illness. Funeral Thursday afternoon led by J Ned Colwell at his home. Survived by wife Mary Jacobs and son Luther of Columbus. another son Elliot predeceased him. Interment Mt Tabor Cemetery. Other local items note residents traveling, illness, church meetings and social happenings in the area.
Local Social and Illness News Highlights
A sequence of visiting guests from Gallipolis Pickerington and Cheshire appears with names including Ward Phillips Nelson Whitehead J W Jacobs Cline Gerlach and references to flu illness affecting John Gienn and Mrs Lee Holcomb. The report notes a funeral in Ironton for Merwin Warren and the death of Mrs Vance. A truck accident injures Joe Lupidis with Parsons briefly involved.
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J. C. Love
Ward Phillips
Gallipolis
Nelson Whitehead
Jack
Pickerington
J. W. Jacobs
Cline Gerlach
John Gienn
Lee Holcomb
Frank Gleason
Lloyd Campbell
Harvey Russell
Cheshire
Russell
Lydia Denny
Gray Quickie
Minerva Warren
Maurice
Merwin Warren
Ironton
Vance
Henderson Vance
Earnest Jenkins
Joe Lupidis
Ooe Parsons
Parsons
Mr. Lupidis
Fashion Detail Highlights Afternoon Frack Focus
A vivid description centers on a new mode featuring an afternoon frack with a flattering draped contrast collar. Puffed sleeves and tuck detailing at drop shoulders are praised as the defining elements of the look.
Unclear Injury Report From Rush To Holzer Hospital
A report states the individual was rushed to Holzer Hospital where doctors found injuries were less severe than initially feared.
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Holzer Hospital
Local Social Roundup From Sumner Area
Residents and visitors share weekend visits and illness updates. Bashan Babcock spent the past week with his parents in Sumner while Oliver Bailey returned from Forest Run after a week with his uncle Ed Bailey. Protracted meetings begin Thursday night at this place with multiple families visiting and ill persons improving.
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Carl Babcock
Sumner
Oliver Bailey
Ed Bailey
Forest Run
Raymond Frank
Dave McElroy
C. E. Orr
Ray McKay
Cass Warner
Kim Shain
Raymond Ervin
Sam Rairdon
Ruth Tucker
Constance Trussell
Perry Orr
A. H. Bailey
Conference Representatives Vow to Veto Relief Legislation
In Columbus a conference of unemployed representatives bluntly told George White they would veto any relief legislation sent to them. The session focused on pressuring lawmakers to present a stronger relief program and warned of future action if their demands are not met.
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Columbus
George White
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