Ethyl Gas Demonstrations At Ohio University
Chemistry students will view a 2 o'clock demonstration of ethyl gasoline by the Ohio Standard Oil Company in the university chemistry department. A public session follows at 7:30 in the Hotel Berry main dining room, led by O B Lewis of Ethyl Corporation with accompanying experts from Cleveland and Columbus.
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Ohio Standard Oil Company
Ohio University
Hotel Berry
O. B. Lewis
Ethyl Corporation
Athens
O. C. Malley
Cleveland
C. E. LeSourd
Ralph Erwin
Columbus
Mrs Shafer Hosts Bridge Dinner For Mrs Adams
Mrs Cecil Shafer entertained Tuesday evening at 32 Franklin Street with a four table bridge game. A dinner at six followed. Mrs Frank Poston won first prize for high score and Mrs Stanley Dew took second. guest prize went to Mrs Adams of Plattsburg New York.
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Cecil Shafer
E. Franklin Street
H. S. Adams
Plattsburg
N. Y
Frank Poston
Stanley Dew
Adams
Pythian Sisters to Host January Birthday Party
The Pythian Sisters plan a January birthday celebration Thursday at 7 PM in their rooms. Members will be called and a good turnout is hoped for. A pot-luck dinner will be served.
Dover Township Board Considers Four Acre Athletic Ground
The Dover Township Board of Education discussed buying four acres east of Chauncey-Dover High School for an athletic field and playground. A committee led by Carl Gardner and N. B. Harvey was appointed to negotiate the price, with bond authority possible. To handle doubled Millfield enrollment, an additional teacher will be hired and a transfer arranged.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
Dover Township
State Department of Education
Athens County Schools
H. R. Mc-Vay
Hamley Run
Beaumont
Sunday Creek
McVay
Pittsburgh Tech Triumphs Over Nelsonville in Overtime
Pittsburgh Tech defeated Nelsonville Greyhounds 87 to 86 after a 3 minute overtime. LaCasio led Tech with 14 points on six field goals and two fouls, while Hartley topped Nelsonville with 10 points in a loose, high tempo district game.
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Nelsonville
Pittsburgh Tech
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Greyhounds
Hartly
Hartley
Jewett
LaCasio
Pittsburgh
Golwash
Nelsonville Junior High
Haydenville
Owens
Newman
Brocklen
West School drives to collect old newspapers this week
Nelsonville citizens are asked to contribute old papers by telephoning the West School Building before Thursday. The papers will be collected and sent for promptly, authorities announced.
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Nelsonville
Indian Fight Over Indian Funds Draws Senator Pine In
Senator W B Pine new US senator from Oklahoma enters the Indian affairs dispute with a bang. Commissioner Burke names Pine in the Jackson Barnett scandal and accuses him of conspiring to destroy Burke and the Indian Bureau as the fight over who controls the Indians purse strings intensifies.
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W. B. Pine
United States
Oklahoma
Burke
Jackson Barnett
Pine
Indian Bureau
Fined by Mayor for Drunk Charges
John Masten was fined $15 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Alex Moore on intoxication charges Tuesday evening. Harry Millican received a $25 fine and costs after arraignment Tuesday night for the same offense. Both men must pay their fines by tonight, according to Chief Finsterwald.
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John Masten
Costa
Alex Moore
Masten
Finsterwald
Charles Maple
Harry Millican
Moore
Milliron
Maple
Bridge Club Hosts Evening At Fay ette Street Home
Miss Oril Smith entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening at Miss Freda Smith's home on Fayette Street. Guests included Miss Katherine Newman and Miss Clara Key. Three tables played. Mrs. Lorenza Butts won high score, Mrs. Frank Mellinger was second, and Miss Newman received the guest prize. A luncheon was served.
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Oril Smith
Freda Smith
Fayette Street
Katherine Newman
Clara Key
Lorenza Butts
Frank Mellinger
Miss Newman
Mrs Earl McCune Honored At Columbus Street Bridge Party
Mrs Earl McCune prepares to move to Cleveland and was guest of honor at a Tuesday bridge party hosted by Mrs W H Hyde on E Columbus Street. Mrs Frank Jackson assisted. Prize winners included Mrs McCune for guest prize, Mrs Leland Krieg for high score, and Mrs Herman Ruble for second high. Three tables played and an elaborate luncheon was served.
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Earl McCune
Cleveland
W. H. Hyde
E. Columbus Street
Frank Jackson
McCune
Leland Kreig
Herman Ruble
Two Men Held on Profanity Charge in Grand Jury
Nelsonville January 23 Ernest Rutter and Guy Bryan Buchtel pleaded not guilty to using profane language in the presence of women. They waived preliminary hearing and were held to the grand jury under $500 bond each.
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Nelsonville
Ernest Rutter
Guy Bryan
Buchtel
L. J. Eberle
Local residents visiting relatives and traveling
Mrs. Maragret Freriks spends the week with Mr and Mrs Henry Freriks in Crooksville. Miss Mildred Claffey of Lancaster visits Mr and Mrs Cletus Mellinger. Mrs C A Stover visits relatives in Columbus. Miss Elizabeth Stedem visits sister Mrs Robert Witman in Columbus. Mrs Clarence Heft visits Columbus today. Lon Lowery and family stay several days at Magnetic Springs. Charles E Poston visits Columbus on business. Mr and Mrs Robert Witman of Columbus recently visit J A Stedem's family. Miss Oril Smith travels to Athens on business. Beasley garage drivers Frank Poston Jr Roy Erb Earl Campbell Bil Wright in Columbus to fetch Fords.
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Maragret Freriks
Henry Freriks
Crooksville
Mildred Claffey
Lancaster
Cletus Mellinger
C. A. Stover
Columbus
Elizabeth Stedem
Robert Witman
Clarence Heft
Lon Lowery
Magnetic Springs
Charles E. Poston
J. A. Stedem
Oril Smith
Athens
Frank Poston, Jr
Roy Erb
Earl Campbell
Bil Wright
Beasley Garage
Bridge Party Honors Ladies of Columbus Street
Monday evening at Mrs. R. H. Jackson’s home four tables played bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gay Aumiller and Mrs. Page Morris. Mrs. Jackson hosted luncheon for the guests after the games.
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R. H. Jackson
Columbus Street
Gay Aumiller
Page Morris
Robert Haab Elected Swiss President for 1929
Robert Haab is named the Swiss president for 1929 after winning the recent election. The selection marks the start of his term and sets political leadership for the coming year.
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Robert Haab
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Bridge Party
Pythian Sisters
Chauncey School Board
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If. W.sessessese
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Rowland
Macave
Re. Eeeseseseees
Myers
Black
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Auto Tire & Gasco
Col. Chestnut & Harper Sts
Rue Clear
Ono
Bridge Club
Mrs. McCune
Zeller
Logan
Edingtons
Florsheim
Edmons
Edington
Pabst
Jen Dietician
Stevens
Coats
Nelsonvillery Goods Bo
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