Dalphian Literary Society reviews Ibanez books at meeting
The Dalphian Literary Society discussed Ibanez Spanish literature at Tuesday's session with host Mrs. Hough Mason of 8 Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Henry Hatch led the program, reviewing The Four Horsemen and The Dead Command while Miss Martha Meliner assisted. Guests included Mrs. M. C. Andrews of St. Louis and Mrs. Hitchcock. The next meeting is set for January 36 with Mrs. Caskill.
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Horseman
Ibenes
Carl Ferguson
Gueats
Mra. M. C. Andrews
St. Louis
Mra
H. A. McCaskill
Morris Avenue
Mra. Hitchcock
The
Dalphian Literary Society
Caskill
Birthday Surprise Party in Honor of Frances Kempton Seventeenth
Mrs Frank Kempton hosted a birthday party at 1 Pearl Street Monday evening for her daughter Frances Kempton turning seventeen. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Harry Barattow. Attendees included Mary Louise Nagie Katherine Frmm Lilian Dicken Laura Henderson and many others. Mr and Mrs B M Covert and Mr and Mrs Dewey M Goddard returned from Bowling Green Ohio after the funeral of Blanche Goddard Warrener, eldest daughter of W R Goddard. Mr Goddard plans winter visits with sons in Oklahoma and Texas. Clarence E B Clifford and wife depart Ohio for a three month southern tour and will return in April.
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Frank Kempton
Pearl Street
Frances Kempton
Harry Baratow
Mary Louise Nagie
Katherine Frmm
Lilian Dicken
Laura Henderson
Carol Hope
Catherine Graham
Virginia Marquis
Dorothy Tedrick
Ray Riggles
Ben Walker
Victor Kuzma
Wiliam Reneke
Kenneth Blake
Marty Rosenzweig
Yierbert Schwartzhoff
Paul Steinzritz
Joe Shedan
Byron Gordon
Daina Moffett
Bob Sheppard
Russell Bennett
Ruby Rice
Freda Jane
e@ao
BM. Covert
Dewey M. Goddard
Bowling Green
S K. Warrener
Blanche Goddard
Warrener
W. R. Goddard
Athens County
Washington County
Goddard
Charles Goddard
John Goddard
Oklahoma
Texas
Clarence EB. Clifford
Ohio
South
Carolinas
Florida
Philathea Class Elects Officers At Church Meet
Philathea Class of Fleet Christian Church elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday evening meeting held at Mrs Ramona Hughes home. Officers include Miss Ethel Beekman president Miss Mas Herron vice president Miss Alice Brewer secretary Mrs Alice Kittle assistant secretary and Mrs Ruth Oldfield treasurer. Plans for the year were discussed and refreshments were served. Outing guests and entertainment details followed as further names and addresses were listed. The Martcolff Class of the First Methodist Church will hold its sociable and business meeting at 7 15 Thursday evening in its classroom.
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Philathea
Fleet Christian Church
Ramona. Hughes
East State Street
Ethel Beekman
Mas Herron
Alice Brewer
Alice Kittle
Ruth Oldfield
EG Pedigo
First Methodist Church
Fourteen Mines Active in Chauncey Field Today
Chauncey report lists fourteen operating mines including Mine No. 25 and Millfield No. 258 with Poston No 6 Millfield and Gregus Run among major operations. Other mines named are No. 52 inbrip Lick Run No 8 No 10 No 69 Ohio No 1 No 24 J. D Peston and Black Diamond. C. S. Bradfield Jr. Messenger staff correspondent.
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Chauncey
Poston
Millfield
Gregus Run
Hocking
Inbrip
Lick Run
Ohio
J. D Peston
Black Diamond
Funeral service for Violet Bumgardner at Pierme Church
Miss Violet Bumgardner of Columbus dies from a head injury in hospital. Funeral rites were conducted Monday at The Pierme Methodist Church with three hymns, burial in Hocking cemetery, survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Fred Bumgardner Reeves Wee siblings and step relatives.
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Columbus
Chauncey
Pierme Methodist Church
Violet Bumgardner
Hocking
Miss Bumgardner
Columbus State Hospital
Fred Bumgardner
Reeves
Wee
the Plains
John Kranyik
Deyton
Louise
Betty
Dottie
Floyd
Fred
Gerald
Will Preach Tonight Re ve Pugh Yo Be at Sillfield Church
Chauncey Jan 1 The Rev B B Fugh will preach tonight at 7 o clock in the East Millfield Holiness Mission Church Weekly prayer meeting of the Mornstown Holiness Church will be held Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs LD North in Batley tus Chauncey Personals Mr and Mrs Dan T Johnson Sr and Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson Chauncey were in Greens Run last week guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Leake and family Bonne and Mary Lees Blower ii the daughters of Mr and Mrs Harold Mower Millfield were work end guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Leake Greens Run Miss Carrye Smith Greens Run has referred from a visit with friends in Springfield Ohio Fred Leake Greens Run is in Columbus this week consulting a specialist with regard to ega trouble by gun accident at the mine bar Mite Bumgardner Columbus wes beta to dbbend the funeral See news Alien Yate Bumgari Monday
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Chauncey
B B. Fugh
East Millfield
Dan T. Johnson
Homer Johnson
Fred Leake
Bonne
Mary Lees Blower
Harold Mower
Millfield
Carrye Smith
Springfield
Ohio
Greens Run
Columbus
Mite Bumgardner
Wes Beta
Alien Yate Bumgari
Ladies' Aid Meets Greens Run Group at All Day Session
CHAUNCEY Jan 13 Ladies' Aid Society of Greens Run Church of Christ met Tuesday night for business and social gatherings. Mrs. Clara Cannon presided in the absence of the president, with Mrs. Willam Hanley and Mrs. Julius Bradka as social hostesses. Contests were led by Mrs. Cannon. The group announced an all day meeting Thursday at the church with a pot luck lunch at noon and urged all members to attend.
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Diane
Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Friendship Class To Meet Thursday Chauncey Church Event
January meeting of the Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will be held Thursday night at the home of Mrs Gladys Pickering. Mayor W D Hines will lead the program, Mrs Joe King will handle the lesson discussion, and Mrs Cicki Cunningham will give devotions. Open invitation to all interested and mothers invited. Also notes visit in Columbus by Freya Linscott Mrs Harry Porter The Plains and Miss Evelyn Moore en route to Akron Ohio.
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W. D. Hines
Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gladys Pickering
Ralph Brown
YW. D. Hines
Joe King
Cicki Cunningham
Columbus
Freya Linscott
Harry Porter
The
Plains
Evelyn Moore
Akron
Lucy Surgeon
Floyd Linscott
Linscotts
Tom Porter
Ohio State University
Plan Installation Forest Fess Nobdekah Lodge To Meet Thursday
CHAUNGRY Jan 13 Forest Rose Mebekah Lodge Chauncey will hold installation of officers at their wage room Thursday night. Dung the jovial hour the losing side in a decent contest will entertain members of the whining tem with piegram sid wupper. 2OSES FIVE WHS CHAURCRY Jan 13 Vive fat Tena were stolen from the "ghicks" coop owned by Mr and Mrs Janse Souarts Ghauncey a6 seported te a z ye
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Forest Fess Nobdekah
Chaungry
Forest Rose
Mebekah Lodge
Chauncey
Dung
Sid Wupper
Pioneer Life in Ohio Paper by Mrs Stauffer
Maecenas Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Cherlee Herman’s home. Mrs J W Hudson presided as president. The program opened with America the Beautiful and Mrs Fred Stauffer presented the paper on Pioneer Life in Ohio. A committee was named to plan tree planting on West Side School grounds to commemorate George Washington’s birthday. The club closed with the Creed recited in unison.
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Cherlee Herman
First Street
Maecenas Literary Club
J. W. Hudson
America
Progressive Club Hears Paper on Ohio
Progressive Literary Club meets Tuesday evening with Miss Blanche Finsterwald hosting. Mrs. A N Johnson wrote a paper titled Industries and Institutions of Ohio read by Mrs. Harry Bennett. New program committee named: Blanche Pinsterwald Guy Bolin and Elson Hedges. Guest Batty Lou Mead contributed readings. Hostess aided by her mother Mrs Frank Finsterwald and sister Miss Delle Finsterwald.
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Progressive Literary Club
Blanche Finsterwald
Frankun Avenue
Mra
Fred Slaughter
Ohio
A N. Johnson
Harry Bennett
Blanche Pinsterwald
Guy Bolin
Elson Hedges
Batty Lou Mead
Frank Finsterwald
Delle Finsterwald
Elmer Finsterwald
Understanding Girls Dean Voigt at Child Conservation meeting
Dean Voigt spoke on Toward An Understanding of Girls to the Child Conservation League at Mrs G E White’s home. Reading of the club slogan opened the program, with twenty one members present and Pearl Helwig as reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Irme E. Voigt
Child Conservation League
G. E White
May Avenue
Hal Rowland
Queens
Pearl Helwig
Dean Voigt
William
Annebelle
Jim
J. H. Rice
Roy Pierce
Guy Lowry Still in Serious Condition
Carbondale January 13 Guy Lowry remains in serious condition at a Columbus hospital after being struck by a Cox fall tool. X ray showed seven fractured ribs. Brothers Chester John and Dell and Mrs Lowry visited him over the weekend. he is the oldest son of Emma Lowry of Carbondale.
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Carbondale
Jan
Guy Lowry
Cox
Columbus
Chester
John
Dell
Glouster Me Minister Recalls South America Kiwanis Talk
Rev I Batterson, pastor of Glouster M E Church, spoke at the Kiwanis noon meeting in Hotel Garden on his South American experiences. George W. Rose discussed district matters. H F Katte reported on trustees meeting in Columbus. School attendance prize went to Miss Burness Can Doo. Ginnan led New Marshfield with 14 points. Clyde and Carl Whittateh added 10 and 12 respectively.
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Glouster
Jan. U
I. Batterson
South America
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Garden
Batterson
George W. Rose
Kiwanis
Columbus
H F. Katte
Glouster Club
Supt
B Dillon
Glouster Schools
Mies Burness Candoo
Koons
Anderson
Willeke
Ginnan
J-T
Clyde
Carl Whittateh
New Marshfield
Church of Christ Cagers Win 48-38
Yeary leads scoring as Hollister Losey on Tuesday in a church league basketball game where the Church of Christ team defeats Hollister 48 to 38. The win improves their standing and reflects strong play from Yeary.
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Church of Christ Cagers
Yeary
Hollister Losey
J-T Teams Top Marshfield in Tuesday Basketball Clash
In Glouster on January 13 the J-T girls beat New Marshfield 30 16 after trailing 17 8 at half. Raber led JT with 22 points, Magus Weck Kuhne and Leadinghaus others starred. The J-T boys defeated New Marshfield 24 20 as Anderson returned from illness and JT pulled away late.
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Raber
JT Girls
Magus
Weck
Kuhne
Leadinghaus
Duaz
Joseph
Danko
Guorts
New Marshfield
Baughman
J-T Boys
New Marshfield Boys
J-T
Haif
New
Maighfield
John Anderson
Progressive Study Club Meets After Holidays
The Progressive Study Club held its first postholiday meeting at Mrs. E. E. Mundew’s home. President Mrs. A. B. Henshaw led, eleven members attended, and papers on Knute Rockne and Henry Ford were presented by Mrs. Hittie and Mrs. Grace Ochs, read by Mrs. Herman Jauchius.
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Glouster
Jad. W
Progressive Study Club
Mra. E
Knute Rockne
Ochs
Herman Jauchius
J. H. Henshaw
Sam Dunnett
H. F Eitts
W. R Drury
BR. Angie
M. M. Murphy
EL L Jones Birs
M Bryson
Dillon
Munedow
Trimble P. T. A. Meets as Alex Root Speaks
Trimble P T A holds January meeting at the grade school. Vice president Mrs. W C Merritt calls to order. Athens County schools superintendent Alex Root speaks on cultivating goodwill in the community. Traveling banner goes to Miss Raber’s room. Next meeting set for first Wednesday in February.
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Alex Root
Trimble
Social Hour Planned for Masons and Families
Plan social hour at Masonic Hall January 13 for Masons and their families and members of OES and families. Refreshments will be served during the evening.
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Glouster
O ES
Masonic Hall
Bryan paints Taft as Philippines governor and pedagogue
Dr William Jennings Bryan describes Taft as not a strong executive yet devoted to the Philippines. He says Taft stayed on at natives’ request, built a large school system with 90,000 pupils and taught night classes. He notes U S education spending rose from two million to ten million annually and credits English as common language. Bryan argues economically the U S can better leave than the islands can bear it.
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Bryan
Taft
Pilippines
Archipelago
Dr. Bryan
United States
Philippines
Islands
Red Town Church Robbed Again. Reward Offered
Finnish Church at Red Town near Jacksonville robbed for the second time in two years. Thieves broke in Monday night by removing a window, damaged desks with a poker, and stole articles including a Santa Claus figure. Church members offer a reward for the arrest of the guilty parties.
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Glouster
Red Town
Jacksonville
Four Americans Face Murder Charge in Hawaiian Case
In Honolulu on January 13 officers said four Americans charged in a Hawaiian murder may avoid the death penalty due to lack of direct evidence. A special legislative session to probe the so called reign of terror was planned, and a mixed blood jury was anticipated. Police suggested the victim was killed to frighten a witness into confessing.
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Honolulu
T. HM
Adams
Ng Jim
Thalia Massie
Thomas H. Maszle Ong
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