Alpha Delta Pi Winter Formal Bids Leather Favors
Forty couples attended the Alpha Delta Pi winter formal at the Men's Union. The grand march was led by Miss Hester Mitchell and Barth Snider. Out-of-town guests included Elizbeth Lewis Edna Jergens Lenora Calhoun and Charles Peckam. Local events note Lamborn new assistant manager at Nelsonville branch and Maplewood Drive sale to Cecil Westfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Sellars
Alpha Delta Pi
Men's Union
Hester Mitchell
Barth Snider
Dayton
Elizabeth Lewis
Alexander
J. B. Roberts
Davidson
Margaret Benedict
J. P. Conners
Hoge Mason
Edna Jergens
Lenora Calhoun
Charles Peckam
William Gent
Leonard Cleize
Russell Lamborn
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Nelsonville
Mr. Lamborn
Lamborn
Athens
Maplewood Drive
Cecil Westfall
Birthday Party for Miss Esta Kimmey At Franklin Avenue
In honor of her seventeenth birthday Miss Esta Kimmey hosted friends at her brother Charles Kimmey’s home 73 Franklin Avenue Saturday night. Cards and dancing provided the entertainment with a buffet supper served at 10:30. Guests included Delores Henderson and Dick Whipple Fileen Laird and Harley Jeffers Isabelle Kern and David Brickles Jean Kavlish and Jim Hunsicker Juanita Davidson and Leland Hughes Freda Kimmey and Dana Moffitt and Dick Kelly chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Charles Kimmey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Kimmey
Charles Kimmey
Franklin Avenue
Delores Henderson
Dick Whipple
Fileen Laird
Harley Jeffers
Isabelle Kern
David Brickles
Jean Kavlish
Jim Hunsicker
Juanita Davidson
Leland Hughes
Freda Kim
Marriage of January 1 Announced at Shower
The marriage of Miss Loretta Brannon to Mr. Raymond Rowan of Athens at McArthur on January 1 was announced Friday evening at a miscellaneous shower given for her by her mother Mrs. H. H. Brannon of 96 Bana Avenue. The couple will move to Detroit after the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Algeo of 14 Palmer Street announce the birth of a son, James Ernest, today Tuesday, January 20, in Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Brannon
Raymond Rowan
Athens
McArthur
H. H. Brannon
Bana
JT Avenue
Detroit
J. Ernest Algeo
Palmer Street
James Ernest
Sheltering Arms Hospital
M Kollister Is Taken by Death
Chauncey mourns the passing of Michael Kollister Sr. 65 years old longtime Sugar Creek resident after a four month illness. Survived by widow Mary and children Michael Jr. in Sugar Creek Andrew John Joseph Mary and Anna at home two sisters Mrs. Coffman Nelsonville Route 1 and Mrs. George Shust Akron. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Michael Kollister
Sugar Creek
Kollister
Mary Kollister
Suear Creek
Andrew
John
Joseph
Mary
Anna
Coffman
Nelsonville
George Shust
Akron
Morristown Holiness Church Announces Week Program
CHAUNCEY Jan 20 Morristown Holiness Church schedules Wednesday night prayer at Pearley Wicks home East Millfield and Friday cottage prayer at Sam Pyles home Bailey Run The Rev Manning to preach at the church Sunday morning and evening A 2 PM Sunday praise service and song at Pearley Wicks home East Millfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Eleven Mines Are Operating in This District Today
Chauncey reports eleven operating mines in the district including No. 9 267 10 69 Ohio 1 68 28 86 Poston 6 Black Diamond and Chauncey No 25. Chauncey Mine was idle Saturday and Monday. Also notes Mayor Hines's mother dies and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohio
Poston
Black Diamond
John Martin Arrives in Fort Lauderdale for Winter Stay
A message reports John Martin of The Plains has arrived in Fort Lauderdale Florida and plans to spend the remainder of the winter there. The note confirms his travel news received in Chauncey dated January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Chauncey
John Martin
Plains
Lauderdale
Fla
Elect Officers at Trim ble Church of Christ Conference
Christian Workers' Conference of the Trimble Church of Christ held a Monday meeting at the church with road attendance. Officers elected: President Rev. G. B. Courtney, Vice-President Mrs. W. C. Merritt, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Hazel Raber. Members of the Men's Bible Class attended. Merritt led the lesson. Next Sunday the Men’s Class will lead the service with music. plans to feature a Sunday School class presentation were discussed. Refreshments were served by church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christian Workers’ Conference
Trimble Church
Local visits and family news from Chauncey and The Plains
Mrs Isabel Hillen of Millfield visited in Chauncey Sunday and Monday with son and daughter in law Clarence and wife. Jerry Hunter remains in critical condition at his home in The Plains. Marshals Surtees Koenig and Leonard Koenig and Charles Bradfield visited Pomeroy Monday. Tom Porter of Ohio State University spent the weekend with his parents in The Plains. Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods attended the funeral of Harriett Woods in Buchtel. Willard Hamer, in Columbus, spent the weekend with his Plains area parents. Chauncey residents visited relatives in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Hillen
Millfield
Chauncey
Clarence Hillen
Jerry Hunter
The
Plains
Marshal R. A. Surtees
Leonard Koenig
Murray City
Charles Bradfield
Pomeroy
Tom Porter
Infant Dies in Greens Run Home
The six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bescoe died Sunday evening at the Greens Run home from pneumonia. She was a granddaughter of Quincy Bescoe of Oregon Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Bescoe
Greens Run
Quincy Bescoe
Oregon Ridge
Sanders Host Dinner for Athens Guests in Millfield
Dr and Mrs C Nile Sanders welcomed Mrs Sander's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Leslie Bradfield and their daughters Dorothy Ann and Mary Eleanor of Athens to a Monday dinner at their Millfield home on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. Nile Sanders
Millfield
Enrollment Day Observed at Nazarene Bible School
Enrollment Day was observed at the Bible School of the Church of the Nazarene in The Plains on Sunday. Attendance reached 146 with visitor Mrs. Floyd Porter from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Bible School
Church of the Nazarene
Floyd Porter
Athens
Pleasant View Temple Py thian Sisters to hold staff practice
Chauncey January 20 staff practice at the Pleasant View Temple Py thian Sisters meeting tonight. Mrs. Harry Wallace captain of the staff asks that all members be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Harry Wallace
Dinner Guests From The Plains At Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Linscott and sons Charlies and Jack of The Plains were entertained at dinner Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Linscott in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Floyd Linscott and
Charlies
Jack
the Plains
Earl Linscott
Nelsonville
Pollyanna Class Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Pollyanna Class of the Christian Church held its annual business meeting in the social rooms with Helen Drake presiding. Elected for the coming year were Mary McCune president Violet Strahl vice president Jane Cline secretary Goldie Ayers treasurer. Inauguration will occur at the February class party. Pocahontas Lodge meets 7 PM Wednesday in Red Men’s Hall followed by a dance for husbands and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna
The
Christian Church
Helen Drake
Mary McCune
Violet Strahl
Jane Cline
Goldie Ayers
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Paddack Becomes Engaged to Ralph Beckert in Cincinnati
Announcement made for Miss May Paddack of Cincinnati and Ralph Ferdinand Beckert an Ohio University accounting instructor. Engagement revealed at Clifton dinner and Hyde Park bridge luncheon. Paddack, UC and Indianapolis Normal School graduate, is Western Hills High School girls PE director and Phi Delta Pi president. Beckert A B in Commerce from Ohio University, M A from Cincinnati, member of Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi Torch Blue Key Tau Kappa Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Paddack
Cincinnati
Ralph Ferdinand Beckert
Ohio University
Edward Wagner
Clifton
Miss Paddack
Paddack
University of Cincinnati
Indianapolis Normal School
Phi Delta Pi
Western Hills High School
Beckett
Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi
Torch
Blue Key
Tau Kappa Alpha
D A R Chapter Elects Delegates at January Meeting
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution met at Mrs. George Coe's home on Lancaster Street. Delegates and alternates were chosen for the State Conference in Dayton in March and the National Congress in April. The program featured a paper titled From Ox Cart to Airplane. Refreshments were served by hostess notables Mrs. William Kampf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of American Revolution
George Coe
Lancaster Street
R. L. Morton
Dayton
National Congress
William Kampf
Coalville
J. R. Sands
D. M. Burchfield
A. QO. Sloane
Coe
Hoover Gives History of Athens Kiwanis Club
Prof. T. N. Hoover outlines Kiwanis International origin with Detroit 1915 formation and the Athens club’s roots. He notes John Lastro, Lancaster sponsor, charter party in 1926, and early projects such as street markets and city playground equipment. Past presidents and charter members attended the anniversary program at Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Athens
John Lostro
Kiwanis Club
Hoover
Lancaster Club
Lastro
M. M. Kerr
Lima
Mutual Home and Savings Association
City Park Commission
Logan Glouster
Nelsonville
YI. W. Roberts
J. J. Sisler
A. E
Wheat stocks rise at terminal markets in week
Columbus Jan 20 Stocks of wheat increased last week with visible supply at 191 060 000 bushels versus 189 060 000 prior week. Farmers sell freely as arrivals exceed demand. Corn demand from eastern feeders is slow though short crop. Oats supplies decline as demand remains strong and prices stay firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. Jan
Charles W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Mississippi River
Elizabeth Dempster Dies in Zanesville
Elizabeth A. Dempster died January 12 at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville after a brief illness caused by a stroke of paralysis. Born in Joy Morgan County she moved to Trimble Athens County and lived in Athens County for about 25 years. She taught in Triamble and Athens schools and later in Muskingum County and in Indian government schools for 15 years. After World War I she worked in Washington DC for seven years. She is survived by Julia L. Dempster Louis Dempster of the family home Alfred Dempster of Zanesville and Frances Bower of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Dempster
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Joy
Morgan County
Trimble
Athens County
Triamble
Athens
Muskingum County
Washington, D. C
Julia L. Dempster
Louis Dempster
Alfred Dempster
Frances Bower
Akron
Teachers Hear Speech Over Radio From Prof Ned Dearborn
The School of the Air program on WLW Cincinnati aired a lecture for teachers by Prof Ned Dearborn of New York University. Athens City Schools held a Monday night meeting in the high school auditorium and introduced two new elementary teachers Miss Lena Heim and Miss Myrna Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of the Air
WLW
Cincinnati
Ned. Dearborn
New York University
Athens
Lena Heim
Myrna Bradford
Debaters of Athens Hit Twice In League Round
The Athens Senior High School debate squads defeated Wellston and Nelsonville in district rounds of the fourth annual Ohio State High School Debating League. The Athens affirmative beat Wellston, and the negative edged Nelsonville as the event heads toward the 1981 state finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Wellston
Nelsonville
Division of Public Speaking
Ohio State University
Ohio
Joran
Portsmouth
Jackson
Gallipolis
Logan
Jackson Affirmative
Anna K
Athens N
John Foite
John Pickens
Katherine Campbell
Dorothy Radford
Margaret Tlaskins
Arnbette Chute
Betty Guilum
Mary Falilen Bibbee
Support Classes for Crippled Children Meeting
W. W. Ankenbrand and George Whipple will attend a Columbus meeting at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel to plan full reimbursement for local boards of education funding crippled children's education. A deficit in last year’s appropriation threatens continued crippled children work in many communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens City
George Whipple
Athens City Council authorizes $2006 loan from bank to cover salaries
The Athens City Council approved borrowing $2006 from Athens National Bank at 6 percent interest to pay city officials' salaries and meet operating costs while December tax collection has not begun. Mrs. H L Atkinson requested a survey of her Wolfe Corner property for a future vine and flower display. G K Bush urged removing two hour parking in front of The Athens Messenger Building. Safety Director Krant Woodworth limited the change to permit continued two hour limits on nearby blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens National Bank
Athens
H. L. Atkinson
Wolfe Corner
Lancaster Street
G. K. Bush
The
Athens Messenger
West Union Street
Messenger
Krant Woodworth
High Street
Post Office
Tells Sensations in Fall From Window
Akron, Jan. 20. Seven teen months ago Thomas A. Davis, a window cleaner, felt his fingers slip from the weather strip and his safety belt break as he fell four stories. He remained conscious for the last 20 feet and described the sensation as hot. After 17 months of fighting, he died in City Hospital yesterday at age 29, leaving his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.P
Thomas A. Davidson
City
Display of Chinese woven tapestries and furniture loaned to Ohio University
Chinese articles including tapestries and furnishings were loaned to the Ohio University Training School for classroom study by D. Zenner Company, the I. L. Preston Store, and the Logan Book Store. The display is being studied by Training School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Training School
D. Zenner Company
I. L. Preston
Logan Book Store
Ohio Dairy Products Group Axes Committees At Columbus Meet
A. H. Brooks of Athens and C. E. Bennett of Nelsonville will sit on finance and entertainment committees at the Ohio Dairy Products Association annual convention in Columbus January 26 27 and 28. The event includes the Ohio Milk Distributors Association the Ohio Association of Creamery Owners and Managers and the Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers. Brooks is a trustee of the ice cream manufacturers group. Ross Mendenhall of Akron will preside at Ohio Dairy sessions and ice cream manufacturers. Allen S. French of Cincinnati will lead the milk distributors session and J. E. Teaford of Union City will oversee the creamery men meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brooks
Athens
C. E. Bennett
Nelsonville
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Columbus
Ohio Milk Distributors Association
Ohio Association of Creamery Owners and Managers
Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Ross Mendenhall
Akron
Allen S. French
Cincinnati
Milk Distributors
J. E. Teaford
Union City
Stump Blast Damages Home In West Union Cemetery Scene
A stump weighing 49 to 59 pounds was hurled by blasting at West Union Street Cemetery and shattered a guest room window at P. K. Shirley’s home 48 South Cemetery Street. Mrs. Shirley, recovering from appendicitis, was alone and shocked by the blast set off while workers dug a grave about 200 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union Street
P. K. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
Church federation seen as vital in america Cavert says
Samuel McCrea Cavert of New York, general secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, spoke in Columbus to the Ohio Pastors Convention on the practical and spiritual value of church federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Church Federation Movement In America
Samuel McCrea Cavert
New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Ohio Pastors’ Convention
Wilson Fined for Intoxication in Athens
Bert Wilson of Athens was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Robert Wood after a Monday night conviction for intoxication. He was arrested Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wilson
Athens
Robert 8. Wood
Night Morrow Lighted Runway Opens
A partial readable fragment notes a nighttime lighting event and a public offering price of ten cents. The readable text hints at a ceremonial opening or unveiling with the term led AR repeated. Further specifics are not available in the fragment.
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W. F. Neutzling
Paul Neutzling
Hazel Foreman
Gertrude Neutzling
Charles S. Bradfield, JR
the Messenger
M. Kollister
Plan Services
Holiness Church
Foy Chauncey
Sarpoth C. Hines
W. H.ent Hines
Burr Pro Oak
Glouster M. & Church
Kemhe Per
Dew
Burr Oak
T. F. McNally
Corning
Lydia Parson
Pennsville
Dennis McNally
Rice
Thens
H. Reitz
Jains Methodist Episcopal Church
West Hion Street
Christian Workers
Rev. G. B. Courtney
Paddack-Beckert
Abdella Sandwich Shop
Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Dempster
H. B Hopson
East 88Th St
Cleveland
Leona Mae
California
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey Store
Brooks and Bennett
Wea
Anal Eal
Rca
Aspiroids
Rexall Drug
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Monall
Rho
TAGO
Dept
Sue Ee
Sex Sc
Jersey
Eee
HE Swanson Furniture CO
North Court St. Athens
Obie
Wilson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vern L. Dennings
Johnson Street
Saginaw, Michigan
Prestons
Big Daylight
Faultless Cleaners & Dyers
W. Union St
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