Swedish concert to feature Mme. Onegin in varied program
Mme Sigrid Onegin will perform in a concert at Ohio University with a blend of opera arias native folk songs and Russian and German works. The program includes La Gioconda selections Shubert pieces and French and Italian songs. Rev C M Coulter conducts the service and Mrs James A Primer hosts the Pallas Club gathering follows. George Minamever and family traveled to Gallipolis for a grandmother’s funeral service.
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Contraite
Mme
Onegin Wa
Teang
Somone
Ohio University Atu
Onegin
Dorn
Parte
Spery
Sigrid One
Mme. Gnegin
Nacqui Ali Affano
Roseini
Pour Shubert
Joncieres
Sir Henry Bishop
M. W. Baife
Regital
James A. Primer
North Sallege Street
Pallas Club
Wafternoon
Reen
George Minamever
Gallipolis
Minamever
Mary E. Sigter
Glouster Tent Installs D of V Officers in Ceremony
Glouster Mrs Ioya Emory installs Daughters of Union Veterans officers for Mrs Join Ellis Woot Tent No 00 with Mary Swett Tent No Se guid e Mrs Sue Murphy presiding. Local officers include H L Atkinson president and Nelle M Pickering senior vp as well as color bearers and musicians. After the session, refreshments and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Ellis Woot
Daughters of Union
Ioya Emory
Glouster
Mary Swett
Mote Ling
Sue Murphy
Agnes Bady
Lilly Minney
Battie Watkins
Hattie Price
Lizzie McKee
Lillian Jani
Lenna Snowden
Mary McLain
Trimble Man Faces With Intent To Kill Charges
GLOUSTER Jan 2. John Epistegie of Trimble pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and paid a $10 fine plus costs in Mayor Andrew Alles court. Unable to pay, he was committed to the county jail. The charge of attempt to kill was filed against Helenagie after a street quarrel with a man from Amesville. he was arrested by Marshal C W Fischer and jailed in Athens.
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Glouster
John Epistegie
Trimble
Costa
Andrew Alles
Hlenagie
Lowing
Amesville
Trimble Elementary Teacher Receives Life Certificate
Glouster Jan-M Ez Christman, a teacher at Trimble Elementary, has earned a life certificate. Christman has taught in the Trimble Schools for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. EZ. Christman
Trimble
Mr. Christman
Relieve Head Noises From Catarrh and Deafness Risks
Catarrh sufferers with hearing loss should avoid ear pressure and rumbling head noises. A quick remedy promotes relief and may restore hearing. Quick’s Pecmint (double strength) is suggested with water and sugar. take a tablespoonful four times daily to reduce inflammation and pressure in the Eustachian tubes and correct middle ear secretions. Every catarrh patient should try this.
Notices of lodge and club meetings move to Classifieds
Announcement column to carry routine notices of lodge club and other organization meetings at the top of the Classified Page Classification Number 9 per the Wessenger.
Legion Auxiliary Installation in Glouster
Mrs. Blanche Thomas district president installed new Legion Auxiliary officers in Glouster on Thursday night. Officers: President Miss Mary McCann, Jacksonville. first vice president Mrs Esta Haskins, Trimble. second vice president Mrs Lena Burdess, Jacksonville. chaplain Mrs Mary James, Glouster. secretary Mrs Hettie Thomas, Glouster. treasurer Mrs Alice Rogers, Corning. sergeant at arms Mrs Isabel Vernon, Glouster. Refreshments followed. Membership stands at 58. eligible candidates may obtain papers from the president or secretary.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Blanche Thomas
Logan
Mary McCann
Jacksonville
Esta Haaskins
Trimble
Lena Burdess
Mary James
Gionuster
Hettie Thomas
Alice Rogers
Corning
Isabel Vernon
Giouster
Glasses Glouster Schools Receive Washington Portraits
Glouster Schools received twenty one portraits of George Washington from Gilbert Stuart by courtesy of Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins.
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Glouster
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
Thomas A. Jenkins
Zeta Tau Alpha Rushee Party Valentine Affair
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority hosted a Rushee party Thursday evening at patroness Mrs. Isaac Ash's Sunnyside Drive home. Thirty eight guests attended with Mrs. Ash and Mrs. Jessie Mail present. Olive Davidson won high score in Searts.
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Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Isaac
Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Jessie Mail
Searts
Mise Olive Davidson
Mise Marjorie Wolfe
Lillian Taylor
Alice Daviteom
Martin Smith
Nell Sprague
Peg Swope
Frances Stir
Ming Catherine Kenney
Virginia Strain
Kate Nixon
Strathmore Bridge Club Hosts Evening At Home
Mrs P F P Good hosted her Strathmore Boulevard home for a bridge party with guests Mrs G F E Mitchell, Miss Thomas Byrne, Mrs Howard Knox and score collectors Mrs William Smiley and Mrs John Aiges. Rebekah Lodge met at LO FF Bail with Mrs Frieda Willock presiding. after business, games and social time followed.
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P. FP. Good
Strathmore Boulevard
G. FE. Mitchell
Mire Thomas
Byrne
Howard Knox
William Smiley
John Aiges
Mansche Allom Rebekah Lodge
Frieda Willock
Azobie Grand
Visual Education in Schools Highlights
The article describes sixth grade health class use of a delinesatcope to show films on Pasteur Trudeau and Reed. Fifth grade geography features slides of scenery geology and industries of the western United States.
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France
Lous Pasteur
Edward Trudeau
Wviter Reed
United States
Hurried Trip Brings Superintendent Back From Conference
Ath ens County schools superintendent Alex Root made a hurried trip from Columbus to Athens Thursday night for the Governor's Conference on Child Welfare and returned to the capital in time for the afternoon session. Dr. A. B. S. Bryan of Ohio University will speak on Adventures of the Character this afternoon.
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Alex Root
Athens County
Athens
Columbus
BS. Bryan
Ohio University
Whooping cough cases rise in Athens County health alerts
City supervisor Teo Hesiti reports four cases to the Hesiti Department while Miss Fell notes 26 cases to limit public visits and prevent contagion. Physicians are urged to report all whooping cough cases to assist in tracking the spread of this communicable disease.
Ohio Health Condition Seen Sounder In 1931 Ten Months
The Division of Vital Statistics of the Ohio State Department of Health reports a mortality rate of 10.07 per 1 080 population for January through October 1931, lower than 11.23 for 1930, marking the lowest rate since data collection began in 1928. About 53,419 deaths occurred in that period, averaging 208 daily.
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Gillo
Division of Vital Statistics
Ohio State Department of Health
State Department of Health
Inclus
1981 death rate trends reported with various diseases
The item notes death rates by disease including influenza, smallpox, measles, whooping cough, tuberculosis, and nervous system disorders. It references increases in accidents, streetcar and automobile crashes, and resulting mortalities along with mentions of fever and related conditions.
Ohio Birth Rate Drops Last Year
The Ohio State Health Department reports a decline in the state birth rate for 1931 compared with 1930. The average births per day fell by about 1, with the birth rate per 1000 people showing a decrease across the year. The historical record shows 1912 as the peak year and 1929 as the second lowest, illustrating long term fluctuations.
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Ohio
Hearst
Oe Ghia State Health Department
Miner Suffers Eye Injury at Drydock Mine
Link Pey tom a loader at Mine 255 Drydock had a blood vessel in his right eye ruptured when a piece of bone coal chipped off and struck his eye while at work Wednesday in Glouster.
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Glouster
Link Peytom
Drydock
Administratrix Named in Two Local Estates
Ina Kemp ton of Jacksonville is appointed administratrix of Ward Kempton's estate who died in a recent motor accident. Attorney George W. Rose is appointed administrator of Mary Spooner's estate, formerly of Pront Street in this city.
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Glouster
Ina Kempton
Jacksonville
Ward Kempton
George W. Rose
Mary Spooner
Pront Street
Trimbie man jailed on paternity charge in Glouster
Leo Ray of Trimbie was arrested by Marshal C. W. Pischer on a paternity charge filed by Ethel Lafollett. Ray pleaded not guilty before Mayor Andrew Allen, was bound over to the grand jury, and released on bond set at 00.
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Glouster
Leo Ray
Trimbie
C. W. Pischer
Ethel Lafollett
Andrew Allen
Ray
Mrs Mary Cornell Returns Home After Covington Visit
Mrs Mary Cornell and son William have returned home to Trimble after a three month stay in Cody. While in Covington they were guests of Mrs Bertha Johnston, Mrs Cornell’s mother in law.
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Trimble
Mary Cornell
Som William
Cody
Covington
Cornell
Bertha Johnston
Waltonians Win Mills and Mansfield In Ohio Event
Waltonians win Mills Jesse Mansfield and Clyde Manstfield as officials including Governor White Adalph Muller and 3 B Lecke address the gathering. Imaak Walton League of America L B Palmer Ohio Farm Bureau Nora Halter of Save Outdoor Ohio Council Ohio Association of Arden Clubs. A B P Moon chairs Ohio Conservation Council Genry Worley mayor of Columbus.
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Win Mills
Jesse Mansfield
Clyde Manstfield
Governor White
Adalph Muller
Pennsylvania Game Commission
B. Lecke
Imaak Walton
League of America
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Nora Halter
Save Outdoor Ohio” Council
Ohio Association of Arden Clubs
A. B P. Moon
Ohio Conservation Council
Genry Worley
Columbus
Toastmaster Barry Vation Counsell Delivers Welcome
The event opened with a welcome delivered by Barry Vation Counsell acting as toastmaster, outlining the gathering’s purpose and setting a formal tone for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Vation Counsell
Local People Attend Child Welfare Meet
Delegates including Dr. J. Motie and Mrs. Viola Pell attended sessions at the Deshier-Waillick Hotel for a child welfare conference led by Gov. George White. The Ohio conference supports the broader national movement started by the President, following a Washington meeting months earlier.
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George White
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C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
Soroer
A. J. Henrg
D. of V
H. L. Atkinson
Nelle M. Pickering
Mery Cah
Mim Charles Henry
Caroline McBinstry
Kla Sies
Kate Shaver
Naomi Slaughter
Alex Host
Nellie Vv. Asteworth
Harry G. Stalder
Elizabethi Burris
Vida Mt Carpenter
Samantha Thomas
W. R. Phillips
Blandis McCune
Mattie
James
Blanche Dean
Edna Mpleming
Zanesville
The
Wessenger
Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Zeta Tau Alpha Rushee
Strathmore
Church of the Good Shepherd
Howard Walden
D. W. Barnhill
Middleport
Catherine Gilliland
Carl Puller
VICKS
Vicks VacoRus
Pancake Berets
Slingluf
Collegienne Shop
Preston
Tse
Avondale
Eae FY && Drug Store
New
Country Club
Pillsbury’s
Famous
Indiana
Florida
New York
U. 3
Callies
Chuck Roast
Peaches
Houlder
Lydia
Pinte
Millikan
Optometrist
MiLlikan's Jewel Store
Masonic Building
Miner
Congoleum
Coalest
Waltonians
C. LaTourette
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