Sub Deb Affair at Country Club Honors Sixteenth Birthday
Mrs. FE C Bibbee hosted twenty debutants at lunch at the Country Club for her daughter Mary Ellen Bibbee who turned sixteen. Guests included Misses Jean Westlake Youngstown Margaret Farmer Dayton Betsy Noyes Charlestown W Va and several others from Ath ens and out of town. The event featured a T shaped rainbow table setting and after noon dancing and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. Bibbee
Country Club
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Athens
Jean Westlake
Youngetown
Margaret Farmer
Dayton
Betsy Noyes
Charleston
W. Va
Marjorie Walker
Ottawa, Mich
Elien Biddle
Mary Jo Twiss
Jane Gill
Ann Custer
Virginia
Bowles-Williams Clan Reunion Set At Athens Fairgrounds
Second annual Bowles Williams clan reunion scheduled for Sunday at the Athens Fairgrounds. President Joe E Bowles and secretary-treasurer Bessie Carmen announce a basket dinner and note descendants of Robert Henry Bowles and David Williams form the group. Last year seventy five members gathered from Columbus Akron Dayton Newark Middleport and Athens. Many descendants live in the West and plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles- Williams
Athens Fairgrounds
Joe E. Bowles
Bessie Carmen
Robert Henry Bowles
David Williams
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
Newark
Middleport
Athens
Bowles-Williams
West
Social and Local Visits Across Buckeye Lake and Area
A group including Mrs. Louis I Brown and several others traveled to Buckeye Lake to visit Mrs Frank X Ranch at her Shell Beach summer place for two days. Others spent the day fishing on the Muskingum River catching forty three white perch and bass. Additional residents returned from Kentucky visits and hosted or visited relatives in Park Hills Covington Ky Parkersburg W Va and Buckeye Lake with other small gatherings in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Brown
T. W. Craig
Edward C. Schloss
Harry Beckley
Alonzo Palmer
Gordon K. Bush
Harvey &. Ackerman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Buckeye Lake
Frank X. Ranch
Shell Beach
A. L. Cooper
Jack Olsen
Howard Mills
Oscar “Red” Anderson
Muskingum River
Katherine Figg
Kentucky
Louisville
Lexington
Wilmore
Miss Figg
R. R. Figg
Park Hills
Covington
8. A. Stewart
State Tax Inspectors Invade Perry County
NEW LEXINGTON CO July 12 State tax officials arrive to check personal property tax returns in Perry County where about 40 percent of holders of stocks bonds mortgages may have not filed. About 1 120 taxpayers could be affected as 2 800 returns were filed last April and 800 plus evaders were counted by noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
State Tax Commission
Belmont County Mine Violence Spurs Martial Law Threat
Belmont County prosecutor Paul V. Waddell threatened to declare martial law over unrest in the Belmont County mine strike area. Miner Gail Gimble, 23, was seriously wounded en route to Powhatan. Arrests included Donald Young and his sister Ladine, 22, and Irwyn Lerner, 26, labeled alleged Communist reporters for a New York paper, by Ohio National Guard Lieut. James Thompson under Gen. George White observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
U.P
Paul V. Waddell
Belmont County
Gail Gimble
Powhatan
Donald Young
Ladine
Irwyn Lerner
New York
James Thompson
Ohio National Guard
Gew
George White
Highway Contracts Total 11 Million in Six Months
Contracts totaling 11.89 million dollars were awarded by the State Highway Department in the first six months of the year. The awards cover construction and improvement of 807.854 miles of state roads, representing 60 percent of the year’s total planned work, per bulletin from State Highway Director O. W. Merrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
U.P
State Highway Department
O. W. Merrell
Merrell
Local Social Roundup Faces of Murray City and Area Families
Murray City and nearby towns feature a busy social scene with visitors from Glouster Columbus Athens Pontiac and Detroit. Families such as Atlas Penny Toole Bush Shel ton Robinson and Edington are highlighted across weekend visits and short trips. Several residents plan moves including Edington moving to Xenia and Athens resident A A Person visiting with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Atlas
Glouster
Lydia Thomas
Columbus
Eleanor Penny
Alice Anders
Nin Anders
Joe Toole
William Chivers
Howard
Jack Gibbs
Athens
Roy Palmer
Donna Lou
Detroit
Palmer
Edgar Hellyer
William Bush
Logan
Howard Bush
Howard Beougher
Lois Ann
Samantha Shelton
Lella Simes
Orvil Smith
Pontiac
Mich
Gerald Robinson
Mily
Hugh Riggs
J. A. Robinson
Nofield
James Hamer
Nelsonville
N. B. Edington
Xenia
Edington
A. A. Person
E. A. Person
Willis
Thomas
Barberton
Paris Couture Hues Forecast Richer Wrappings For Autumn
New York dispatch notes a shift toward complete evening wraps and refined silhouettes as autumn fashion appears. Stripes gain a modern edge while walking outfits gain emphasis, with Paris Haute Couture signals and a push for elegant, photogenic design standards.
Attack Against Gov Roosevelt Is Begun Today
Boston July 12 Franklin D Roosevelt faces a Republican campaign attack led by Ogden Mills who criticizes Roosevelt over Tammany Hall and party platform while attacking Democratic leaders and the tariff policy as he promotes a midstream change argument. Mills retorts against Roosevelt’s travels criticizing tariffs on oil coal copper lumber and barbed wire trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boston
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
John Garner
Ogden Lt. Mills
Democratic Party
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mills
Kentucky
Arizona
Utah
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Ohio weighs uniform municipal court plan
A Johns Hopkins law study proposes a Uniform Municipal Court Act to replace 40 existing laws. It would create six year terms for all municipal judges, set uniform qualifications and procedures, expand jurisdiction to civil cases up to 1000 dollars, or 2000 in Cleveland, with state funding limited to 1000 dollars per judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
General Assembly
Hesse
Yntema
Institute of Law
Johns Hopkins University
Ohio
Yatema
Governor White
Ohio Judicial Council
Ohio State Bar Association
Justices of the Peace
Police
Cleveland
Patients and Visitors at Athens State Hospital Seen
The annual report shows 8 949 visitors in 1931 with four year totals never under 7 000 and yearly averages up to 9 000. Daily counts range from three to 150 as visitors register in the main building before guided tours. Student visitors go through on Thursdays and general visits occur all days except Sundays and holidays unless approved by the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Just Like a Woman in Gallia Court Disputes
In Gallipolis, Morris E. Myers and Edith Myers see court battles echoing a recurring pattern. A charge of assault and battery by Myers, filed by his wife for an alleged July 1 attack, was dismissed as a divorce case tied to alimony and restraining orders was also dropped at the wife’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Finigan
Morris E. Myers
Edith Myers
Myers
Justice of Peace
Bank Reorganization Gains Momentum in Glouster
Glouster July 12 Depositors sign 35 percent relinquishments speeding bank reorganization at Glouster State Bank with about $20000 in deposits yet unsigned. State Banking Department grants brief extension to finish signatures and reopen the bank to protect depositor funds. Church services and closures mark a somber day as funerals are held for Mrs. L. C. Burson and Oliver Rutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster State Bank
State Banking Department
Linit
Three Funerals Held In Glouster At Same Hour
In Glouster on Monday afternoon three funerals were held almost simultaneously. The services honored Mrs. H. F. Hambel and two other local residents, reflecting a rare clustering of last rites in one hour.
Daniel Webster Williams Memorial Services Held in Jackson
Funeral services for Daniel Webster Williams were conducted in Jackson at the Williams home. A former state senator, editor, attorney, and Ohio University alumnus, he was father of author Ben Ames Williams. Williams led the Jackson Standard-Journal for 34 years and wrote Day by Day. He served as U S consul at Cardiff from 1907 to 1909 and sat on the State Board of Clemency in 1923. He studied Indian history, helped excavate local mounds, and authored county histories and Scioto Salt Springs. He helped found the Jackson eisteddfod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Jackson
Williams
Ohio University
Ben Ames Williams
New England
Jackson Standard-Journal
United States
Cardiff
Wales
Donahey
State Board of Clemency
Jackson County
Scioto
Delta Tau Delta
Ohio
Jackson Eisteddfod
Herriot Wins Second Confidence Vote in Paris
Premier Edouard Herriot secured a second confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies as an all night session stretched toward noon. The government’s financial reform program passed 385 to 201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Girl Scouts to Meet at American Legion Hall
Glouster report says the Girl Scouts gather Wednesday evening at 6 30 at the American Legion hall on High Street for a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Glouster
American Legion Hall
High Street
Mothers' Club Meeting Postponed to July 20
Jacksonville July 12 The Mothers' Club meeting at Mrs E C Shirkeys home has been postponed to July 20 at the regular hour. Glouster July 12 Lester Zimmer returns home from a ten day East tour with Bob Arnolds Band of Columbus playing in Philadelphia New York and other eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mothers’ Club
E. C. Shirkey
Glouster
Lester Zimmer
Bob Arnold
Band of Columbus
Philadelphia
New York
Concrete work resumes along High Street east side
Work resumed on the east side of High Street from Woodrow Avenue to the Front Street intersection preparing to pour concrete for the new High Street Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High Street
Woodrow Avenue
Front Street
New High Street Bridge
Miss Martha Lent Returns Home After Surgery
Miss Martha Lent daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Lent was brought home from a Columbus hospital in a local ambulance after an appendicitis operation three weeks ago and is reported to be making a splendid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Martha Lent
Russell Lent
Columbus Hospital
Miss Lent
Two swindlers steal $730 from Campbell man in Youngstown
Police seek two fast-working swindlers who robbed Joe Grant after he withdrew $730. The men promised to return to Europe and asked Grant to guard their money but first showed that the protector had his own funds. They returned a wrapped package that contained only paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U P
Joe Grant
Campbell
Grant
Europe
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the Cline Pharmacy Co
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George R. Lawson
Atlanta
G. C. Lawson
Lawson
Eoen
Hubert Reeder
B. H. Reeder
Hollis Williams
Maurice K. Smith
Baltimore
Charles R. Kinison
Kinison
Highland Avenue
Smith
Baltimore High School
Ohio State University
J. B. Roberts
James Benson
James Brown
Toronto
W. R.burnell
John Cross
George W. Gibbs
The
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Mrs. Hamilton Oldfield
Sunnyside Drive
Byron Blair
Alice Virginia
Chillicothe
Lucille Sweeney
Alma Margaret Acomb
E. B. Acomb
Cincinnati
Helen Cunningham
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Harry Sisler
Burkburnett
James Harley
Tulsa
Okla
B. D. Garner
Uniontown
J. J. Sisler
North Congress Street
Carl Brown
Charles R. Shields
Lawrence Shields
Stockport
Marietta
Parkersburg
Robert Cabeen
Joseph Weisenbach
Paul
Mary
Gertrude Weisenbach
John Weisenbach
George Carpenter
Floyd Ballenger
Iva Ballenger
Mary Margaret
Bobby
Carl McCory
Pleasanton Road
Aaron Evans
Hebbardsville
L. A. Gift
Coviington
June Grimes
Marjorie
Oakland
Calif
Murray City
Haute Couture
Paree
Mamzelle
Miladi
Athens Messenger
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Hoover
State Hospital
Church of Christ
L. C. Burson
Main Street
Oliver Rutter
Mission Church
Herriot
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