Late December Bridge Shower Honors Sorority Bride
Miss Verna Danford and Miss Jane Warner hosted a bridge shower at 18 Church Street for a sorority sister bride in Chi Remege Borority. Guests included Mrs. Fred Bechter and many Misses. four tables played with Elizabeth Edmundson and Mrs. Lyme winning top and second scores.
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Danford
Verna Danford
Jane Warner
van~ Ford
Church Street
Mru
Thomas B. Byrne
Gustaswere
Fred Bechter
Pleasie Bolin
W. H. Hereert
Wheeler Dew
Byron Pan
Misa Grebe Colline
Marcelle Fisher
Eddie Mmne Irony
Keilly Bush
Ruth Cone
Pauline Cone
Misa Elizabeth Edmundson
Mrs. Lyme
Pride
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers for Year
Rebekah Lodge installed officers for the year Thursday night at the LO. B. Hall meeting. Vida Carpenter served as installing officer. New officers include Frieda Willock noble grand Myrtin Stitchell vice grand Anna Stauffer recording secretary Vide Carpenter financial secretary Flossie Wilson warden Goldie Ashworth conductor Thelma Morrison outside guardian Fantine Marion inside guardian Caroline McKinstry treasurer Bina Junod chaplain Three guests attended Mrs Lyborn Vincent Mrs Helen Bindyman New Vienna Mrs Lucy Perctewart A pot luck supper followed.
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Nannie
Rebekah Lodge
Im Ptalled
LO. B. Hall
Vida Carpenter
Myrtle Garmichaél
Notte Grand
Frieda Willock
Noble Grand
Myrtin Stitchell
Anna Stauffer
Vide Carpenter
Flossie Wilson
Goldie Ashworth
Thelma Morrison
Outside Guardian
Fantine
Fellowship and club meetings at First Christian Church
The Women’s Missionary Society met at 13 North Congress Street with Mrs. B. E. G. Pedigo presiding. Talks on Lonely India and Japan were given, a review on Christ Comes to the Village, a solo by Faye Ames, and missionary benediction. Mys.tA. EB. Whaley hosted the O. C. C. Club with social time and guests, next meeting at Mrs. L. W. Russell’s home. Miriam Girls social introduced entertainment under Mrs. Dwight Robinson at 48 Richland Avenue with Bunce, high score to Mrs. Cora Techer, low to Miss Rowena Sprout.
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E. G. Campbell
Women's Missionary Society
First Christan Church
East Mill Street
Miriam Girls
First Christian Church
Dwight Robinson
Jessie Miller
Richland Avenue
Aisa Nelle Weber Nye
Bunce
Cora Techer
Rowena Sprout
Local notices and social gatherings including meetings and visits
Mr A O Stoane, 69 South Court Street, is confined to bed by a severe cold. Nabby Leo Ames Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 2 30 oclock Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs EB W Chubb, 415 South Court Street. Tonight at 7 30 oclock the Women Relief Corps will meet in Red Men's Hall. One Mr G A Tetley of Cleveland, brother in law of Mr Thomas J Byrne, visited Thursday with the Byrnes at their home 2 Franklin Avenue.
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A. O. Stoane
South Court Street
Nabby Leo Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
EB. W. Chubb
Women's Relief Corps
G A Tetley
Cleveland
Thomas J. Byrne
Mrs. Byrne
Franklin Avenue
Dr Berry Improves After Appendectomy At Holzer Hospital
Dr John H Berry superintendent of the Athens State Hospital was reported worse yesterday afternoon but rested better last night after an appendectomy at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis a week ago. Mrs Berry is with her husband Warrner Fo Lead John M Warrensr a member of the Athens branch will read the Bible Class of the Salvation Army every Friday at 7 80 oclock
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John H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
State Hospital
Berry
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Warrener FO
John M. Warrensr
Athens
Salvation Army
Traveling Man Endorses All-Bran for Constipation Relief
A traveling man testimonial from Mr. B P Pollard of Marion North Carolina praises Kellogg's All-Bran for curing his chronic constipation. The ad notes bulk and vitamin B content aid digestion, provides iron, and compares favorably to drugs, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily with meals.
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B .P. Pollard
Marion
N. C
Kellogg
Battiere
Three More Entered In Primary Election
Athens County announces three new candidates for May primary bringing total to 42. One petitioned for county commissioner, one for county recorder, and one for coroner. Democrats filed more petitions than Republicans for the first time this week.
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Athens County
David Johnson
Athens County Election Board
W. J Wright
Buchtel
James D. Tolliver
LW. Sanders
Milifeld
LF. Jones
Clark Hunter
Ohio U Debaters Win Debate Over Ohio Northern
Ohio University won the decision in the Buckeye Conference debate at Fine Arts Hall. The negative team argued that collective ownership of means of production and distribution is preferable to private ownership. Judge Dr C L James of Ohio State University presided as judge. winners included Harry Brown, Jackson, William Cherrington, Gallipolis, and Howard Wendell, Elyria. Debates with other schools await a definite schedule and no decision was announced for those future debates.
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Ohio Northern
Ohio University
Fine Arta Hall
Ohio Northern University
Harry Brown
Jackson
Wiliam Cherrington
Gallipolis
Howard Wendell
Elyria
C. L. James
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Traffic and Trade Study Planned by Erskine Bureau
A national study on the relation between street traffic and trade will be conducted during 192 by the Albert Russell Erskine Bureau for street traffic research. Researchers will analyze how vehicle flow affects commerce, with findings expected to guide city planning and business priorities.
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Albert Russel Erskine Bureau
Officials Govern Court With Rules And Duties
The text outlines a six-official basketball system including a referee and umpire, timekeepers and scorers. It details actions like determining live or dead ball status, declaring goals, calling fouls, administering penalties, recognizing substitutions, and ordering timeouts.
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Plaud
Siberian
Sig
Etop
Ohio State Coaches Use Films to Improve Sports
Officials, coaches and players study motion pictures of Ohio State games and athletes. Films capture plays and form to illustrate mistakes and excellent execution. Weekly lectures use game scenes, with slowed speed to teach strategy and technique.
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Ohio State University
Ohio State
Buckeya
Ashland Beats Wooster In Overtime Ohio Conference Game
Ashland College defeated Wooster College 36 to 28 in an overtime encounter. Ashland led 17 to 1 at halftime but Wooster rallied in the second half. A late rally by Ashland tied the game at 33 at the end of regulation. Berry scored 14 for Ashland, Sekerek led Wooster with 10.
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Ashland
Ashland College
Wooster College
Wooster
Ashrend
Berry
Sekerek
Free-Scoring West Virginia Colleges Update This Week
Two high scoring games in the West Virginia intercollegiate basketball conference featured goals from Fairmont Teachers who beat Concord 62 to 50 at Fairmont, and Glenville Pioneers who overwhelmed West Virginia Wesleyan 60 to 43 at Glenville.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jan. L
U.p
West Virginia
Fairmont
Concord
Glenville
Glenville Pioneers
West Virgina Wesleyan
Motion pictures aid to coaching in sports
Columbus January 18 The value of slow motion pictures in coaching football and track athletes is discussed as a training aid. The report notes how repeated replays help players study technique, timing, and form, enabling corrections and improved performance across sports.
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Columbus
U.P
Revival Services at Pratt Street Mission This Sunday
Revival services start at 7 p.m. Sunday at Pratt Street Mission conducted by Rev. BE. oc. Kenney. Mrs. Neva Cross leads Sunday School at 2 p.m. and a praise service follows at 3 p.m.
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Pratt Street
BE. Oc. Kenney
Neva Cross
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