Athens Messenger Students Debate Paper Problems
Members of Delta Gamma Mu journalism fraternity held a morning break meeting at Varsity Tan to discuss mechanical issues and editorial, advertising, and circulation problems. Ghosts of the fraternity included Roy L. Dupler, Howard Wood, and Fred Weber. next meeting postponed due to semester break.
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Athens Messenger
Delta Gamma Mu
Roy L. Dupler
M Howard
Wood
Rena
Fred Weber
Cireulation
Liam F. Smiley
Revival Services Continue At The Plains M E Church
Chauncey January 28 revival meetings at The Plains M E Church will proceed this week led by Pastor Rev Cowan with assistance from Rev Guss Graham of Chauncey and Rev I P Day of Athens. Also notes a Chauncey visit by Mr and Mrs Hutson Dew and daughter Octava from Corning and announces a degree staff meeting after the Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters regular gathering with a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains M. E
Chauncey
Cowan
Guss Graham
I. P. Day
Athens
Hutson Dew
Octava
Corning
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Floyd Nye
Guy Brookins
John Shaffer
the Plains
Elmer Bingman
Kenneth Sands
Virgene Porter
Miner’s Foot Broken as Coal Drops on It
Chauncey January 28 Leo Duncan 31 a Millfield resident and leader at Mine No 6 of Boston Consolidated Coal Company in Millfield suffered a fracture of the left foot when a coal chunk fell from a car he was loading. An X ray showed both bones broken. Doctor Warren V Sprague Chauncey attended him before he was moved to his home in the Sanders addition.
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Chauncey
Leo Dncan
Millfield
Boston Consolidated Coal Company
Warren V. Sprague
Duncan
Wendell Grandstaff Marries Marion Whetstone in Marietta
Wendell E Grandstaff of Chauncey and Marion W Whetstone of The Plains wed in Marietta on January 26. Rev Herman A Sayre officiated. The bride, daughter of R T and M L Whetstone of The Plains, is a Plains High School senior. The groom is son of F and M Grandstaff of Chauncey. They plan to reside in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Wendell E. Grandstaff
Marion W. Whetstone
the Plains
Marietta
Herman A. Sayre
R. T. Whetstone
the Plains High School
Fred Grandstaff
Phi Kappa Formal Installation Dance Draws 125 Attendees
One hundred twenty five couples attended the Phi Kappa Formal Installation Dance at the Mera Gymnasium Saturday night. The venue featured pennants from Phi Kappa chapters, white lattice fencing, holly sprigs, and a carved Phi Kappa pin lighted with colored bulbs. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Miss Louise Field and Mr. Myron Barker, with numerous out of town guests and fraternity brothers in attendance.
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Phi Kappa
Mera
Fry
Louise Field
Myron Barker
Betty Alexander
Ohio Wesleyan
Hazel Wills
Pittsburgh
Margaret McDevitt
Ohio State
Dorothea Patterson
Coshocton
Mary Paddock
Cincinnati
Marguerite Moore
Spencer
W. V
Edith Repine
Charleroi
James Donovan
Xenia
Herbert Egensperger
Cleveland
University of Cincinnati
Eilerman
Snyder
Murphy
Burwanger
Miller
Rickert
Rich
Signs Placed Near Schools In Chauncey
The State Highway Department installed new school zone signs in Chauncey on Saturday. One sign sits near the mayor's office and another near the Wilson store. Mayor W D Hines urges motorists to heed the signs and take extra care on Converse Street where many pupils cross.
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State Highway Department
Chauncey
Wilson
W. D. Hines
Converse Street
Joint Meeting Planned By Odd Fellows And Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey lodges I O F and Forest Rage Rebekah announce a Wednesday evening joint social hour with a pot luck luncheon open to all members. In Chauncey the Loyal Woman's Division of the Church of Christ will hold a semi monthly meeting at Mrs Floyd J Nye's home on High Street Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Watt Ferrer as program leader. all church women invited.
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Palas Club
Pallas Club
Joseph L. Pickering
South High Street
M. Coulter
Henry Ward Beecher
W. TL. Slutz
M. E. Twiss
Harriet Beecher Stowe
H. J. Holcombe
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
James A.palmer
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodge
Cmauncey
Chaunrey Lodge I
Forest Rage Rebekah Lodge
Lolth
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Division
Church of Christ
Floyd J. Nye
High Street
Watt Ferrer
Officers Installed by Panfellows at Meeting Friday
Officers of hens Serene Lodge No. 479 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows were installed Friday night by special degree staff from Ville with R. T. Wolfe of Coolville as chief installing officer. Athens lodge followed with Benjamin Seaman named Noble Grand and Chalmer Nicholson as vice grand. A Mulligan stew banquet followed the installation.
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James Cox
Herbert Rice
Merrill Johnson
A. H L. Brooks
Everett Green
Inside Guardian
Carlos Wilson
Outside Guardian
T. Hayes
Jesse Mansfield
J. R. Harvey
Garfield Porter
William Poling
W. A. Cameron
P. E. Shirley
Fred McClade
Edward McClade
Chauncey P T A Meets This Evening at High School
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association gathers tonight at 7 in the High School Auditorium. Parents and interested residents are invited. A business session precedes the program, arranged by Mrs. Charlie Oger of the entertainment committee.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Charlie Oger
Zemo Promises Quick Skin Relief for Pimples and Eczema
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a fast acting antiseptic liquid to clear pimples itching rashes and eczema. It claims 20 years of success and urges readers to keep in odorless, visible Zemo on hand with prices of 85c 60c and 1.00 from druggists.
Wilcox Urges Selfless Service At Presbyterian Church
In a Sunday sermon Reverend A Y Wilcox preached that Christians should serve freely without expecting reciprocation. He cited Baldwin Locomotive head John H Converse’s boast of employing many and urged hospitality to strangers and newcomers, calling for active social reform and consistent virtue beyond mere words.
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Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Jesus
Athens
Detroit
Cleveland
Akron
Adlerika Cleansing Promises Fast Gut Relief
A testimonial promotes Adlerika as a faster remedy for sour stomach and gas than soda. The ad claims relief in ten minutes by acting on both bowel sections and removing old waste matter, urging readers to try Adlerika at local pharmacies in Coolville and Nelsonville.
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Ed McNeill
Gibson's Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor's Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hickman'’s Pharmacy
Olive Tablets claim cure for liver and bowels
advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for skin and appetite issues with claims of improved color and digestion. It highlights their origin, supposed gentleness, and that they avoid calomel while offering pleasing results.
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Ke Church Services
Leo Duncan
Wendell Grandstaff
Marion Whetstone
Russell Herrold
Russell, Jr
Zanesville
W. H. Herrold
North
Congress Street
Herrold
Mosiac Tile Company
Matteawan
N. J
Irene Devlin
Colonial Apartments
Jolly Sewers’ Club
Sam C. Warren
East Washington Street
Serena Shafer
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
A. A. Shafer
West Mulberry Street
Ben Bush
Sam Shafer
Canton
California
Shafer
C. H. Sisson
William Green
Columbus
Frank X Rauch
South Court Street
Aileen Rauch
Carrie Herdman
Bishopville
Ruth
Marjorie
West State Street
W. H. McKee
C. M. Shepard
Edna Copeland
Bedford
Margaret Carleton
Pomeroy R. D. 2
Miss Copeland
T. A. Copeland
Val Davis
John Hill
A. D. McPherson
Walter Musgrave
T. W. Craig
New York City
D. Zenner Company
Marie Brewer
Port Clinton
McPherson
A. D. McPherson Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
F. J. Beasley ‘Milling & Grocery Co
C. D. Shafer CO
Athens County
Security
Savings Bank
Callum
Slingluffs Collegienne Shop
Bootery
Panfellows
Wilcox
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Stephen A. Douglas
Doctor Wilcox
Lodge
Paramathia Lodge No
John Kilpatrick
W. M
James A. Palmer
Sec’y
Cathens Saving & Loan CO
Lostac Building
Athens, Ohio
Ohio Building and Loan League
F. E. Goldsberry
Oder
Callies
Campbell’s Tomato
Campbell
Sunnyfield
Pet
Costain
Luckies
Camel
Dairy Maid
Michigan
Maine
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