Bridge Garden Party Draws Wide Arrivals at Sunny Acres
Sunny Acres hosted a Thursday bridge garden party by the Athens branch of the American Association of University Women from 3 39 in the afternoon. Thirty tables played progressively. Out of town guests included many from Ohio University summer visitors and numerous named attendees from Cleveland Detroit New York and other cities. Highlights included prize for highest score won by Mrs. FLOW Reed and Mrs. N Mackinnon earning second place.
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Sunny Acres
W. F. Copeland
Athens
American Association of University Women
Mary Helen Fretts
Katherine Bedford
Margaret Lax
H. E. Hens
Ydra
F. B. Dilley
W. Capeland
Cleveland
C. H. Bartlett
Nelgonville
John Dana Hubbell
H. Mindling
Beverly
Arine Finley
Steubenville
XC. MacLachlan
Detroit
Mich
Susan EB. Miller
Ale Wills
Wellston
Catherine Gil Brison
Milersport
Belvin May Ash
Park
Helen Timma
O. Roth
Columbus
Ver
Lancaster
Betty Duckworth
Johnstown
Cornelia Sterritt
Point Pleasant
Wva
Alles Carrick
Katheryn Robinson
Tiffin
Elain Jefferson
Clarksburg
W. V A
Anna Wells
Mary Jewett
Youngstown
Anabel
Niles
Hazel Hershman
Coghocion
Marcella Collins
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jessie May Halsted
Fairfax
S. C
Ma Steckiey
Kendallville
Ind
K. Reed
New Haven
Conn
Mary Deviin
Dorothy Betse
Window
Mminn
Elizabeth Inpman
Bowling Green
Helen Hook
Union City, Inc
Frances Male
Marietta
Zelma Butt
Lewisville
Olive Shroup
Mansfield
Hea Beth Bellers
Marysville
Thom N. Hoover
Are
Bride's Father Announces June Marriage
Mr Cherie announces a June wedding for his daughter. The groom is from Lancaster and works in a glass factory. the bride graduated from school and hails from Glouster Arkansas. Guests include relatives of Mrs. Cool and Mr. Flowers, while Mrs. Nickell returns from a month visiting in Savannah.
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Cherie
Souk
Lancaster
Tiscaughter
Char Jane Do
Glouster
Gelding
Ecl
F. J. Esiterson
Esther Batterson Et Pefiance
C. J. Flowers
R. D. Nickell
Beraite & Rg
Savaria
Feminine Devotees Are Honor Guests
Cleveland reports harness racing action with two devotees named as honor guests at a regional program. The feature trot saw Ligan triumph after an early stumble. the colt recovered to win the two remaining heats with strong timing. Dean Wilson won the opening mile, narrowly ahead of Dad.
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Cleveland
Storth Randalh
Grane
Dick Bernolda
Ligan
Frisco
Dean Wilson
Aveloo Dad
Liquor Returned After Five-Year Confiscation
Sandusky report states that Judge Parker ordered the return of beer and whisky seized during raids on the Kelly Island homes of George Becker and neighbor. The confiscated stock included 18 jugs of whisky and 335 pints of beer. Becker and Robinson faced charges tied to the raid and the seizure was upheld by Common Pleas Judge E W Suverd before orders for return were issued. Attorney Emmett Murray for the Beckers said they may pursue payment of costs.
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Sandusky
Didy
Joann W. Parker
Kelly Island
Parker
Searchwa
George Becker
Fee Meuben Becker
Revi Enia
Ketly Island
Becker Ad Binson
Yeaterday
Martzalf Class Makes More Than 300 Calls
A report to First Meth Church notes the Martzalf class made over 300 calls in the last year. E Clark, president, presided as the session opened with singing and devotions led by Mrs. E. Wacaron. Welle and others assisted in program duties as Maxine Westfial delivered a piece and musical accompaniment followed by prayers.
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First Meth 2
E. Clark
E.psta Wacaron
W. OH
C. Welle
Maxine Westfial
Drake
Paniment
Greaup
Mrs Jones Entertains At Athens Country Club
Mrs Jones hosted a social at Athens Country Club with guests including Miss Caris vy and Miss Run Jones. The event occurred at the home of Mrs G Me near Jereseyvire while attendees from local households shared a evening gathering with several residents and relatives noted among attendees.
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Athens Country Club
Miss Carisvy
Miss Run Jones
Mies
Chri
Daley Wen
Athenians Brave Sudden Cool Spell and Rain
A sudden cool spell arrives in Athenians bringing a chill breeze and rain after a warm morning. Thermometer readings drop from the upper eighties to around 61 degrees last night. Weatherwoman Mrs France notes 3 inches of rainfall and widespread damp clothing in town.
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John
Mary
France
Burned to Death in New York House Tragedy
A widow identified as Mrs Be Derren was burned to death Tuesday in her Ferret 1 home after being trapped by flames. Louis Gomyerts, once seen near the scene, is believed connected to the incident as investigators examine the ruin of the dwelling and find a wicker divan amid the wreckage.
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Maron Berrien
S Naval
Ferset
Louis Gomyerts
Derren
Maurice Chevalier
France
America
New York
United States
Tax Budget on View Proposed City of Athens Tax Budget
The Athens City tax budget is open to the public for review. Two copies of the budget have been filed with the auditor for public notice.
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Athens
Athens City
Grit! Hy Auditer
Chen
Public Noumere
National Coal Parley Would Do Little Good
National coal conference praised by few as miners denounce the plan as an operator ploy to suppress strikes. Secretary Lamont and Secretary Doak met with coal operators for four hours but produced no conclusions. Protesters, led by families from Pennsylvania, marched to the White House to present a petition, while the United Mine Workers denounced cooperation with operators and warned Hoover against imminent actions.
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United Press
Washington
Commercce
Lamont
Labor
Doak
Pennsylvania
White House
Therodore Jostin
National Mine Union
Ofi
John L. Lew
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Hoover
Ogpers
Industr
Vorngers
WAECS
Ifoover
United Mine Workers
Attempt Frustrated New Yo City Hospital Incident
A fragmentary report notes a thwarted attempt connected to New Yok hospital care, with unclear details about individuals or exact actions. The text references a Tuesday event and hospital involvement but lacks sufficient names or places for full clarification.
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Pellos
Ask Aid for Miners in Kanawha Valley Strife
A U R H A plea to aid striking miners in the Kanawha Valley has been issued by a committee for the Labor Democracy. The appeal is signed by Norman Thomas as chair and John Hering as acting secretary.
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New York
U Rha
Kanawha Valley
Strik
Rial Democracy
Norman Thomas
John Hering
Suburban Engineer Submits to Subpoena Jumped to Death
Chief engineer of the Department of Decks, under subpoena to appear before the effecting committee, committed suicide today by jumping from a Broadway station. The incident occurred near the Round Ox station, leaving officials to investigate the motive behind the act.
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Hief
Department of Decks
Saloon Across From City Hall Sparks Local Attention
Cleveland brief notes a saloon located directly opposite City Hall as of July, highlighting a nearby business scene and community interest in downtown activity.
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Cleveland
the City Hall
Police raid leads to arrest of Ian near city hall
Police raided a location opposite City Hall and arrested a man named Ian. The incident prompted a trip to the county morgue for verification of details and next steps.
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Ian
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