Delphian Society Plans Patriotic Dinner February
A Leipnian Literary Society meeting featured a Don Quixote book review by Mrs. Her tam Renkenberger during the study hour at Mrs. H. A. McCaskill’s home on Morris Avenue. The group approved a February patriotic dinner honoring Lincoln and Washington, to be hosted by Mrs. Frank C. Betts with a committee led by Mrs. McCaskill and includes Mrs. Renkenberger, Mrs. Glen Staneart, and Mrs. Betts. Mrs. Andrews hosted the table. Mrs. James Day attended as a guest.
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Hertam Renkenberger
Leipnian Literary Society
H. A. McCaskill
Morris Avenue
Lincoln
Washington
Frank C. Betts
Bertram Renkenberger
Glen Staneart
Rrs Betts
Mrs. Andrews
James Day
Miss Druggan Guest Speaker for C. C. L.
Miss Elsie Druggan assistant professor of hygiene Ohio University was guest speaker at the Child Conservation League meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Mrs. W. E. Landis as hostess. Nineteen members answered roll call and a social hour contest was won by A. Copelan and Mrs. EB. Gimirbell.
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Elsie Druggan
Ohio University
Child Conservation League
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Landis
A. W. Boetticher
Jeanette
Lillian
William Davidson
Hild Conservation League
Thomas E. Gibson
May Avenue
E. LaBaw
D. G. Murray
Georgetown
V. D. LaBaw
Charles Rounsevelt
J. L. White
Columbus
I. T. Smutz
Lulu Bales
Danville
Mme Onegin Shines In Recital At Memorial Auditorium
The article praises Mme Sigrid Onegin and Hermann Reutter for a recital showing dramatic vocal technique and expressive range. It highlights her portrayal of Der Erlkonig roles and varied folk songs in multiple languages, noting surpassing performance in Schubert and Rossini selections.
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Memorial Auditorium
Mme
Sigrid Onegin
Hermann Reutter
Mme. Onegin
Schubert
Erlkenig
Rossini
Thirteen Mines Active In Chauncey District
Chauncey Mine No. 25 is idle today as thirteen mines operate in the district. A Local No. 358 meeting is set for this afternoon at the K. of P. Building. Mines listed include Lubing No. 52 Lick Run Hocking No. 9 No. 255 No. 69 Ohio No. 1 No. 24 No. 28 L. D. Peston No. 90 and No. 10X.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Local
Lubing
Lick Run
Hocking
Ohio
L. D
Group of Friends Assembles at Home in Sugar Creek
Miss Ruth Balch hosts a Monday night gathering at her Sugar Creek home with music by Steve Baney Jr Steve Varady Jr and Jer ah Goodman. Guests include Everett Males Harold Males Holt McMaster Herman McMaster Gerald Goodman Ruth Balch Anna Baney and several others.
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Sugar Creek
Chauncey
Ruth Balch
Steve Baney
Steve Varady
Jerah Goodman
Everett Males
Harold Males
Holt
Herman McMaster
Steve Baney, Jr
Gerald Goodman
Chas Wakely
Adam Mclean
Floyd McDaniel
Steve Yarady, Jr
Anna Baney
Sarah McLean
Mary Zachary
Anna McMasters
Thelma Clark
Mary Porter
Flora Hamilton
Phylls Clark
Virginia Porter
Susanna Blackford
Evelyn James
Thelma Nagle
Theisen Takes Charge of Chauncey Bible School Class
Chauncey January 27. Coach Paul Theisen of Chauncey Dover schools has taken over a class of boys at the Chauncey Church of Garist Bible School to teach each Sunday morning. Attendance invited and a social evening will organize the class later.
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Chauncey
Paul 4 _ Theisen
Chauncey-Dover Schools
Chauncey Church of Garist Bible School
Anie
Miss Mason Hosts Dinner Bridge For Cousin Enrich
Miss Lucille Mason entertained a circle of friends with a dinner bridge on Monday night. The hosting complimented her cousin Enrich of Steubenville Ohio who is spending a week as her guest.
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Mason
Chauncey
Lucille Mason
Aan Enrich
Steubenville
Ohio
Chauncey to Host Buchtel Hoops Showdown Saturday
Dover High School Blue Devils will face Buchtel at Chauncey gym Saturday night. Bus service for Chauncey students will depart from Millfield as announced by Coach Theisen.
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Buchtel Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Blue Devils
Buchtel High
Chauncey Gymnasium
Theisen
Chauncey School
Millfield
Revival services continue at Pentecostal Church
Chauncey reports strong attendance at revival meetings led by Rev. T. H. Spears with assistance from Rev. R. A. Johnson who has left for Portsmouth. Spears says 15 baptisms and eight Holy Ghost gifts with tongues have occurred as the meetings remain well attended.
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Chauncey
Pentecostal
R. A. Johnson
T. H. Spears
Portsmouth
Spears
Mrs Dailey Stricken in Sugar Creek Visit
Chauncey residents Mrs Ted Tippie and daughter and Mrs Charles Tippie visited Mrs Dailey in Sugar Creek Tuesday. Mrs Dailey suffered a stroke last week and remains in serious condition.
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Dailey
Chauncey
Ted Tippie
Charles Tippie
Sugar Creek
Mrs. Dailey
Chauncey Plays Hollister Tonight In High Gym Matchup
Chauncey Independent boys basketball faces Hollister Independents tonight at Chauncey High Gymnasium. Chauncey lists players Smith Daugherty Adams Shields Franz Clark and Ferrer. Preliminary games are on the schedule.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Independent
Hollister Independents
Chauncey High Gymnasium
Chauncey Independents
Smith
Daugherty
Adams
Shields
Franz
Clark
Ferrer
Minister Family Announces Birth in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs J Edward Minister of Pittsburgh announce the birth of an eight and one half pound son on Tuesday January 26. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward Minister of Chauncey and Mrs Matie Pritchard of Athens.
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Edward Minister
Pittsburgh
William Edward
Minister
Margaret Pritchard
Athens
Marie Pritchard
Chauncey
J. Edward
Matie Pritchard
Cotton Pickers Minstrels Hit Twin Venues Tonight And Thursday
The Cotton Pickers Minstrels perform at Sanders Theater Millfield tonight and relocate to the K P Building New Marshfield for Thursday night show.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Cotton Pickers Minstrels
Sanders Theater
Millfield
K. of P
New Marshfield
Welsonville Opens New Grocery and Meat Market
Chauncey January 27 Ralph Brown manager of a new grocery and meat market in Welsonville opened to the public with A B Wells. Brown formerly conducted a general store in Albany.
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Chauncey
Ralph Brown
Welsonville
Mr. Brown
A. B. Wells
Brown
Genere
Albany
Mann Reutter Piano Rendition Reveals Contemplative Soul
In the fourth group, Herrmann Reutter performs his own Serious Song and Joyous Song after Bach and Handel pieces. The works reveal a sad, thoughtful personality seeking meaning behind intricate chords. Mme Onegi and Mr Reutter received two encores, prompting hopes for future returns.
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Deavor
Hermann Reutter
Praeludium
Bach
Handel
R Heutter
Mme. Onegi
Mr. Reutter
Progressive Club Hears Woodrow Wilson Paper
The Progressive Literary Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. C. Roy Cline hosting at 26 McKinley Avenue. Mrs. Fred Slaughter presided, with Roy Andrews presenting a paper on Woodrow Wilson. Cline read and Slaughter played two piano solos. guests included Mrs. Gaskill and Mrs. Brookins.
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Progressive Literary Club
C. Roy Cline
McKinley Avenue
Fred Slaughter
Roy Andrews
Woodrow Wilson
Seal Deadline Extended for County Christmas Seals Sale
The seal sale report deadline is extended to February 15, announced by Mrs. John Finsterwald of the Athens County Committee. Books for this county and all districts must be audited by then. The committee thanks supporters and asks those who received stamps and not returned them to do so promptly. F. R. Beasley is county chairman and Mrs. W. L. Gard treasurer.
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John Finsterwald
Athens County Committee
Athens
F. R. Beasley
W. L. Gard
University Students To Give Recital Tonight
Ohio University students present a recital in Music Hall Auditorium at 8 pm featuring diverse solos and group pieces. Eleanor Morrow Cortland performs Chopin Nocturne Op 15 and Debussy pieces. Marianna Linscott Amesville sings Go Lovely Rose and Dusk in June. Katherine Armagida Canton offers Etude in A flat and Vivaldi first movement. Marvin Long Thornville performs Bedouin Love Song.
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Ohio University
Music Hall
Eleanor Morrow
Cortland
Chopin
Dr. Gradus
Debussy
Marianna Linscott
Amesville
Quilter
Foster
Katherine Armagida
Canton
Enrico Soro
Vivaldi
Marvin Long
Thornville
Marmola Promises Safe Fat Reduction Through Gland Factor
Advert reads Marmola aeccition tablets as a right treatment for excess fat by restoring a lacking gland secretion. Claims scientists and doctors endorse the method and that millions have used the product for 24 years. Readers urged to ask their druggist and read the eye book to learn what to expect and why.
Recital Opens with Hawley and Chopin Works Featured
Gretchen Styant and Louise Lorentz perform selections from Hawley, A Memory, Ganz, Mendelssohn, and Chopin. Clara Kuenzli and Jane Gill sing and play lighter numbers by Fontenailies and Peel while Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody closes.
Rainfall Heavy Here as River Rises Overnight
Athens saw the heaviest rainfall of the year with 0.41 inch recorded by Athens County observer Mrs. C N France. The Hocking River rose from 6.6 to 6.7 feet during the night, while temperatures ranged from 36 to 44 degrees with morning readings in the upper forties.
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Athens
C. N. France
Athens County
Hocking
Athens Tigers Charity Cage Game At Athens Armory
The Athena Tigers face Glouster Church of Christ in a charity basketball game at the Athens armory. Proceeds go to the Salvation Army Unemployment Fund. The Tigers use their planned lineup as for the House of David matchup. Glouster has a strong record and is expected to challenge.
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Athena Tigers
Glouster Church of Christ
Athens Armory
Salvation Army Unemployment Fund
Tigers
House of David
Glouster
Ford to Cards Cincinnati Trade Sends Ford to St. Louis
Ho race H. Ford, longtime Cincinnati Reds shortstop, has been purchased by the St. Louis Cardinals for utility service. Weak hitting led to Ford dropping from the Reds lineup last year. A former Tufts College athlete, Ford resides in Winchester, Massachusetts.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Horace H. Ford
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford
Reds
Tufts
Winchester
Maas
Last Night's Fight Results At New York-New Lenox Club
Charles Badami defeated Jackie Goldfarb in Yorkville. Joe Mach beat Rosenda Cepeda in Brooklyn. Jose Pimental defeated Willie Simmons in Porto Rico. Mickey Forde defeated Joe Communiale in Harlem. Vincent Valenti beat Ben Krakofsky in East Side. Al Roghi stopped Mike Mercandanti in Fordham. Abe Schulman defeated Joe Garren in Waterbury.
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Charles Badami
Yorkville
Jackie Goldfarb
Bronx
Joe Mach
Brooklyn
Rosenda Cepeda
Porto Rico
Jose Pimental
Willie Simmons
Harlem
Mickey Forde
West Side
Joe Communiale
Fordham
Vincent Valenti
Ben Krakofsky
Boxing results from Covington Kentucky rumors
At Covington Ky Art Schultz of Covington won by knockout over Charley Fisher of Madison Indiana in three rounds Smoky Maggard of Dayton outpointed Vince Coogan of Cincinnati in six rounds Young Helms of Thomason Georgia outpointed Art Whorley of Cincinnati in six rounds Phil Scrogham of Cincinnati outpointed Ray Tucker of Erlanger Kentucky in four rounds
Doeg Retires From Tournament Tennis
John Hope Doeg former national singles and doubles champion announced his retirement from tournament play. He said he would no longer compete in Davis Cup matches or defend the national championship to focus on his advertising business.
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New York
U.R
John Hope Doeg
Doeg
Toads Hop as Elements Clash In Snow Sleet Rain Storm
Deputy sheriffs reported a rapidly changing weather event last night near Bailey Run. Within ten minutes, precipitation switched from rain to sleet and snow, with lightning and heavy snowfall disrupting visibility and stopping windshield wipers.
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George Rasp
Charles Bayless
Bailey
Athens Police Arrest Two for Drunk Driving
Athens police last night arrested Cutler Burton of Guysville for driving while intoxicated. Herman Wilson of Athens was arrested again for intoxication after being released last Monday on a $10 fine for the same charge.
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Athens
Cutler Burton
Guysville
Herman Wilson
Ohio University Symphony Performs at Convocation
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Prof. D. W. Ingerham presented a program at Alumni Memorial Auditorium during convocations. Several newly added selections formed part of the concert.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
D. W. Ingerham
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Talking With Mars Is Very Latest Dream
Pittsburgh January 27. Westinghouse engineers unveil a quasi optical radio beam between short wave and light. L W Chubb says ultra short waves could reach Mars about 2 000 000 miles away, with atmospheric penetration possible from 100 miles up.
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Mars
Pittsburgh
U.R
Westinghouse Electrical
Chubb
Treatment recounted for relief after childbirth and fatigue
A narrator recalls years ago using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pains and cramps. After multiple pregnancies she often had to lie down but found relief when starting the remedy again to regain strength.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Covington, KY
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