Country Club Card Party and Society Notes
Seven tables filled for the weekly Country club card party with Mrs. A. R. Frame winning top women score and Mrs. Charlies A. Cornell second. Dr. N. Hill of Nelsonville led men with first honors. Mr. Wheatley Link second. Cresset to host at Dean Irman. memorial service for Mrs. Elizabeth Ross announced at Voigt's apartment. End with song led by Mrs. Pearl Drake and Mrs. E. J. Person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
A. R. Frame
Charlies A. Cornell
N. Hill
Nelsonville
Wheatley
Link
Cresset
Ohio University
Dean Irman
Voigt
Lawrence
Elizabeth Ross
Emory Ross
Africa
Pearl Drake
E. J. Person
E. G. Burt
Bardin Returns From Columbus Convention Session
Mr. D A Bardin came home from Columbus after attending the Office Builders Supply association twenty first annual convention at the Neil House for a two day session. Announcement of birth: a son James Clark born Wednesday January 12 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Worley in Springfield hospital. Mrs Worley is daughter of Dr and Mrs J C Jones of South Charleston and home of the Worleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Bardin
Columbus
Offie Builders’ Supply Association
Neil House
James Clark
Joseph Worley
Aleta Jones
Springfield
Root child undergoes tonsil adenoid removal at Holzer
Billy Root, young son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Root, underwent surgery yesterday at Holzer hospital Gallipolis for removal of tonsils and adenoids. His condition is favorable and his parents are with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Root
Dewey Root
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Mrs. Root
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Set at Seven Saturday
The Woman's Relief Corps will convene at 7 o'clock on Saturday evening in the Red Men's hall. Mr. L. F. Durfee is anticipated to return home Saturday after a week on business in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
L. F. Durfee
New York City
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Africa Topic
The Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church met at Mrs. J. C. Swan's home on West State Street. Mrs. E. G. Pedigo opened with prayer. Augusta Morse led devotions. Pearl Drake sang and M. E. Chatley spoke on Africa, Chronicling pioneer missionaries and Dr. Dye. N. K. Alderman discussed Belgian Congo churches and outstations. Byron Darst gave an inspirational talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. C. Swan
West State Street
E. G. Pedigo
Augusta Morse
First Corinthians
Pearl Drake
William Ruston, Jr
M. E. Chatley
Africa
Chatley
Thomas E. Dye
N. K. Alderman
Belgian Congo
Byron Darst
Heet Aimed at Quick Relief for Back Pain and Aches
An ad pitches Heet as a painless heat applicator to draw out pain from lame backs and rheumatic or neuritis pain in joints and muscles. It claims rapid, penetrating relief without skin irritation and at a price of 60 cents at drugstores.
S M Goodrich dies suddenly at 75 of heart attack
S M Goodrich 75, longtime Athens resident and Sunnyside grocer, died at 7:15 this morning from a heart attack at 154 East State Street. He had lived in Athens since 1907 and previously ran a Byers Ohio mercantile business. He leaves six children and several siblings. funeral at Byers Christian church, conducted by Rev M E Chatley. Burial in Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Goodrich
East State Street
Daddy” Goodrich
Athens
Sunnyside
Byers
Ohio
Athens Homie Telephone Company
A. F. Holmes
C. L. Jones
Mr. Goodrich
Jackson Counties
the Elks
The
Red Men
Odd Fellows
Charles Goodrich
Columbus
Jerome Goodrich
Wellston
State of
Washington
Vinton
St. Joseph
John
Coalton
Henry
A. V. Goodrich
C. Goodrich
E. R. Bingham
Catona
Fla
Lawrence R. Goodrich
Detroit
Charles C. Goodrich
W. E. Moler
Christian Church
Jackson County
M. E. Chatley
Writers Are Cited Christ Must Be Experienced Speaker Asserts
Dr. Charles L. Zorbaugh of Columbus spoke at the Athens Presbyterian church on democracy facing modern forces. He warned against taking democracy for granted amid Mussolini's challenges to liberty, press freedom, and free government, recounting historical background and citing Will Durant on democracy's failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Zorbaugh
Durant
Mussolini
India
Jesus Christ
Zorbaugh
Christ
Charles L. Zorbaugh
Columbus
Men's Brotherhood
Athens Presbyterian Church
Mussolin
Miracle Magnesia Sale Foretells Easy Digestion
Medical authorities attribute most stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid and not lack of digestive juices. Do not rely on artificial digestants. instead take Bisurated Magnesia after meals to curb acid, sourness, gas, and pain. Magnesia powder or tablets aid digestion and are inexpensive and safe.
Quart of Water a Day Helps Kidneys
A health warning notes that heavy meals can stress kidneys by creating acids that overwork them. It recommends drinking plenty of water and taking Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize acids, and ease bladder irritation.
Ohio University Orchestra Tour Delayed Indefinitely
The Ohio University orchestra of forty members postponed its February tour indefinitely. Since Karl Andríst’s departure, Alice M. Holmen has led as temporary conductor. The group last performed publicly at a December student convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Orchestra
Karl Andrist
Alice M. Holmen
Revival Services At Central Avenue Church In Athens
Revival services continue at Central Avenue Methodist Church in Athens led by Rev. I. P. Day. Tonight the pastor speaks on The Unpardonable Sin: When Is It What Is It And Where Is It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Athens
I. P. Day
Questions from the last page test readers
The last page lists ten questions about a governor portrait and general knowledge. It asks for the governor shown, the author of A Piece of String, the largest Iowa city, Claude Monet, the abbreviation for Doctor of Philosophy, the namesake of Delaware, the real name of George Eliot, Harvard University location, Florida’s state flower, and the author of An Old Man's Folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Claude Monet
Delaware
George Fliot
Harvard Universi
Florida
Ohio Industrial Commission reports December fatal accidents rise
The Ohio industrial commission shows December 1926 fatalities from industrial accidents increased by twenty six from the prior month, totaling 116 deaths across forty one counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Industrial Commission
First War Submarine Nautilus Linked to Fulton Claim
The prompt states the Nautilus was built by Robert Fulton in 1800 and used by Napoleon in wartime. The claim ties an early submarine to Fulton and Napoleon, noting its wartime use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton
Napoleon
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germ growth, and treats persistent coughs bronchitis and related resp pains. It claims absorption into the blood reaches the trouble seat and offers money back if not effective.
Two Marriages Approved by Athena County Probate Court
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday in Athena county Probate court. Edward G. Rush, 21, of Glouster, and Lovella Irene Samson, 21, of Glouster, were married with Hedges officiating. Aubrey M. Worline, 28, lineman of Marion, and Emma Barbara Keppler, 27, of Nelsonville, were joined in marriage with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena County
Edward G. Rush
Miner
Glouster
Lovella
Irene Samson
Harvey Samson
BE. Hedges
Aubrey M. Worline
Marion
Emma Barbara Keppler
Nelsonville
J. W. Keppler
Gilbert Courtney
Guardianship Granted for Raymond Rife in Athens Court
In Athens county Probate court yesterday guardianship of 9 year old Raymond Rife was issued to Ralph W. Parks. A bond of 9000 dollars was filed and approved by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rife
Ralph W. Parks
Athens County
Linscott Receives Award in Foreclosure Case
In Common Pleas court yesterday George Linscott was awarded 2159.19 in his money and foreclosure action against Theodore Boudinot. The sheriff previously ordered the defendant’s property sold. the court ordered costs and taxes paid from the sale returns and the balance to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linscott
George Linscott
Theodore Boudinot
Common Pleas Court
Mothers Day plans at Ohio university campus event
The executive board of the Woman's League plans a Mothers Day event to honor mothers of men students. The Men's Union will assist to bring mothers to the campus. A late March weekend is reserved for entertainment of the students' mothers with an athletic event on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Woman's League
Mothers of
Dormitory Events Spark Weekend Campus Activities
Readable traces show an afternoon play and evening dormitory activities, with an art show Friday and Saturday and noon vesper services. The fragment references a campus schedule including a bake sale and related gatherings on Saturday.
Gargle Throat With Bayer Aspirin Solution
A harmless and effective remedy recommends dissolving two Bayer Team of Aspirin in four portions of water to gargle the throat. Repeat in two hours if necessary. Use only the Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross in tin boxes of twelve tablets for a certain price.
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Hal W. Murphy
Steubenville
Richard W. McKinstry
Mr. McKinstry
Mr. Dow Poston
Clarence Loraditch
Hinton
Oakland
Margaret Cooney
John Cooney
Athens R. D
America
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
S. M. Goodrich
Brotherhood
Rey
Chas, D. Millikan
Masonic Building
State Streets
the Line Pharmacy Co
They
Jesse Crawford
Nat Shilkret
George Olsen
Jan Garber
Gene Austin
Jack Smith
Victor Orchestra
Grorce Olsen
Jan Gaxsgranp
Jack Swith
Parks IS
Guardian
Bank of Athens Bldg
Raynboots and Bobbettes
Leketicross
Lostro Bldg
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