Women golfers compete in Athens Country Club weekly meet
The Athens Country Club hosts a weekly women’s day with qualifying for the women’s championship. Members will play golf until Monday, with a luncheon served. An invitation tournament draws eight women from Washington County and Marietta Country Clubs to play at Ashena course.
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Athens Country Club
Bridge Athens Country Club
Ers
Washington County Country Club
Marietta
Marietta Country Club
Kellogg Ad Emphasizes Genuine Substitutes in Service
Local notes list many visitors and family stays across Cambridge Columbus Chillicothe and Athens. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Woodard Mr. W. Tippett Mrs. Gilbert Mr. Shafer Miss Lock and families with trips to Canton Lynchburg and Glouster. Activities cover funerals visits and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Eagles Hall.
Presbyterian Group Meeting at Church
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. C. M. Gill as president. Mrs. OC Morrison gave a World News outline and Mrs George Cless led a program on Missionary Personnel followed by a member discussion. Tea was served by Mrs J E Barker and committee. Rev Reed J Downs was in Sandusky for a ministerial meeting. Mrs Downs visits Columbus relatives.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
C. M. Gill
Charles Henry
OC. D. Morrison
George Cless
J. E. Barker
Reed J. Downs
First Christian Church
Sandusky
Mrs. Downs
Columbus
C. L. Johnson
Local Visitors and Travel: Area Residents Journeys
Guysville Mrs. C. L. Love and son visit Akron relatives. Miss Gertrude Rice of Cleveland to visit sister Mrs. Don A. Campbell. Pallie Chapman family and Miss Faye Chapman in Lake Alma Wellston. Mrs. William Yeager of Corning visits sister Mrs. A. A. Campbell. Several families and friends visit relatives across the region including Columbus and Lancaster departures and a serious accident in Gill Hospital Steubenville.
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C. L. Love
Akron
Guy Walker
Gertrude Rice
Cleveland
Don A. Campbell
Pallie Chapman
Faye Chapman
Artesia
Calif
Lake Alma
Wellston
William Yeager
Corning
A. A. Campbell
Harold Chambers
Bery Hayes
Alma Ashcrafts
H. J. Geisendorfer
Mildred Kim
Middleport
Freda Bean
Laura Barnett
Edward Grant
Jimmie
Paul Wood
Columbus
John Hickman
John Jr
Lancaster
Boyd Tucker
Clarence Fuller
Amanda Dixon
Robert
Everett Pearcy
Plains City
N. J
New York City
Elmer Fell
Elizabeth
Senecaville
Leta V. McLaughlin
Paul
Hollidays Cove
W. Va
J. Edward Richmond
Martha
Gill Hospital
Steubenville
Local Social Visits And Guests Reported In The Area
Bashan E E Hayman and others shopped at Pomeroy on Tuesday. William Holter Douglas Circle and Norman Rose visited the Franks on Wednesday. Minnie Orr and granddaughter Mary Kathleen stayed with Mrs Lottie Hayman. The Pearson family and Lyda Mae visited with Mike Bents family at Pomeroy on Friday. Maxine Bailey visited friends and Ammons kin over the weekend.
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E. E. Hayman
Pomeroy
William Holter
Douglas Circle
Norman Rose
Ralph Frank
Minnie Orr
Mary Kathleen
Lottie Hayman
Albert Pearson
Lyda Mae
Mike Bents
Maxine Bailey
Minnie
Delia Evans
Rolland Torrence
Nelson Torrence
Reedsville
Gaspolis
Burris Ammons
Sheridan Deems
Ammons
Edward
Charlie Theiss
Mary Smith
Marl Trussell
Miss Trussell
William Wolfe
C. L. Orr
B. E. Orr
Wilma
Erma Ammons
Lyda Mae Pearson
Violet Babcock
Ray Frank
Sunday Socials Visit Several Families
Sunday gatherings included Rolland Torrence with Stanley Trussell and family, Dr. A. McCullough and family, Clint Sidter and his mother with Mrs. Ethel Barringer, and Edgar Taylor with others visiting B. B. Orr and family. Curtis Wolfe and children visited H. V. Tucker, while young people held a beling at Charles Babcock’s for his son Carl’s recent marriage to Eva Gutherie of Sumner.
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Rolland Torrence
Stanley Trussell
A. McCullough
Clint Sidter
Ethel Barringer
Simon Powell
Sheridan
Edgar Taylor
Lucy McKenzie
Delbert Carnahan
Maurice
B. B Orr
Curtis Wolfe
H. V. Tucker
Charles Babcock
Carl Babcock
Eva Gutherie
Sumner
Local notes from Sharpsburg and area
Sharpsburg and surrounding families are noted in social items. Delbert Beard broke his arm Tuesday evening while visiting friends. John Kerns and family spent the holiday with relatives as Opal Kerns returned home. The Bennington family visited Hiram and Mrs. Thompson on Sunday. Eunice Armstrong left for California last Tuesday to visit her mother and other relatives. Elisha Keney of Bartlett and family joined their daughter and son in law on a trip to Washington DC for a visit.
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Delbert Beard
Joe Beard
John Kerns
Neil Paul
Opal Kerns
Bennington
Hiram Thompson
Eunice Armstrong
California
Elisha Keney
Bartlett
Washington, D. C
Clarence Springer
Huntington
Wiliam Houdashelt
Marie
Norman Phillips
Athens
Tom May
Middleport
James Quick
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Nonga Fleming
Parkersburg
Ira Fleming
Isaac Carleton
J. E. Carleton
Dayton
Syracuse
Marietta
Howard Pilchard
Toledo
Newton Roush
Weekend Socials Chorus Across Towns and Counties
Chase Mr and Mrs B F Cline and children of Columbus traveled to visit Mrs T J Savage in town. Mrs Vesta Wise of Delaware comes to spend the summer with her mother Mrs Nancy Robinson. Miss Mary Brown visited Miss Phyllis Carbaugh and later returned home near Fisher. Mrs Effie Hummell spent a week with her sister Mrs T J Savage and left for Columbus. Dr Stanley of Albany was called to see A J Carbaugh.
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B. F. Cline
Columbus
George Jack
Athens
T. J. Savage
Mary Brown
Phyllis Carbaugh
Vesta Wise
Delaware
Nancy Robinson
E. H. Carbaugh
Patty Lee
Albany
Effie Hummell
Francis Haning
L. H. Blackwood
Effie Hummel
Arlis Robinson
Eugene Stanley
Eugene Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard French, of Vinton County
Lewis Sargent
F. C
J. L. Oberholzer
Fisher
Glen Woodyard
Stanley
A. J. Carbaugh
Six Athens Girl Guards Return From Camp Trip
Adj. Bernard Stone, director of the lead branch of the Salvation Army, arrived home from Glendale Camp near Cincinnati with six Athens Girl Guards who spent the past week at camp. They learned to swim and sung Salvation Army songs under Miss Mildred Parker, territorial Girl Guard leader. The six girls were Ada Burnside, Mildred Carsey, Margaret Mann, Catherine Simonton, Anna McKibben and Blanche Smith.
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Adj
Bernard Stone
Salvation Army
Glendale Camp
Cincinnati
Athens
Glendale
Parker
Evangeline Booth
U. S
Miss Parker
Ada Burnside
Mildred Carsey
Margaret Mann
Catherine Simonton
Anna McKibben
Blanche Smith
New England Sunday School Reunion at Presbyterian Church
The annual New England homecoming will be held July 31 at the Presbyterian Church. Sunday School begins 10 00 am with special music, followed by a basket dinner at noon on the church lawn and an afternoon program with readings by local teachers and visitors. Prof Alex Root and Prof C H Copeland are expected to attend and speak. Proceeding songs and talks are planned. J H Grosvenor will lead next Sunday. at least 75 guests expected. June attendance averaged 58.
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New England
Presbyterian Church
That Place
Alex Root
C. H. Copeland
Reme Rural Schools
J. H. Grosvenor
Prohibition plank eyed at Ohio GOP convention
In Columbus July 14 delegates assembled as the Republican state convention likely to endorse the national party’s prohibition plank. A resolutions committee maneuver may seek a repeal of the national prohibition amendment and a referendum on Ohio’s prohibition amendment and enforcement laws, though national leaders are expected to block such efforts.
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Columbus
U.pi
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Aged Hollister Woman Dies. Funeral Saturday
Mrs. Susan Andrews of Hollister dies at home at an advanced age. Survived by sons Clifford Charles Loren John Ray and daughters Janet McLaughlin Clara Fierce and Mrs T H Lyon. husband the late Austin Andrews died 32 years ago. Funeral at United Brethren Church Hollister Saturday at 2 pm. burial in Hollister Cemetery. Life certificate awarded to Miss Thelma Adams of Lyndon Ohio and Hollister High School faculty.
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Glouster
Susan Andrews
Hollister
Clifford Andrews
Charles Andrews
Loren Andrews
Thelma Adams
David Adams
Lyndon
Hollister High School
Miss Adams
Holister High School
Ackleys and relatives visit in Ohio towns
Alfred Mre. Ora Ackley of Columbus and Sister Mabel Hawk of Flora visit their brother Ross Ackley and family. Grace Stout Pearlie Pitts and Edward Williams spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake. Funeral for George Swartz, found dead in bed, held at Alfred M. E. Church Monday at 2 30. E F Maurer and family of Athens and Harold Ator and wife of Albany were at G E Guthrie's Sunday. Mrs William Kelley and sister Miss Mary Hill spent Saturday in Gallipolis with the former daughter.
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Ora Ackley
Columbus
Mabel Hawk
Flora
Ross Ackley
Grace Stout
Pearlie Pitts
Edward Williams
Buckeye Lake
George Swartz
Alfred M. E
E. F. Maurer
Athens
Harold Ator
Albany
G. E. Guthrie
William Kelley
Local Social Notes Chronicle Syracuse Area Visitors
Syracuse residents host relatives and friends from Cincinnati Louisville Parkersburg Huntington and Dayton with gatherings at homes and church events. Several trips to Marietta for a major fire scene and updates on health and home construction wrap the week.
Wedded at Buffalo Genevieve Biddison Becomes Bride
Miss Genevieve Biddison of Glouster married Harold P. Allen of Glendale Boulevard at Buffalo New York on July 4. Attendants were Mr and Mrs J P Wood of Buffalo. After the ceremony the couple departed for a motor trip through Canada and New York. The bride wore a blue printed dress.
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Glouster
Mansfield
Buffalo
N. Y
Genevieve Biddison
West First Street
Harold P. Allen
Glendale Boulevard
J. P. Wood
Mrs Cottrill Dies After Illness at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Nettie L. Cottrill died at midnight at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. K. Scott 10 Elmwood Place after several weeks of illness. She was a native of Athens County and long employed at Athens State Hospital. Survived by two daughters Cora M. Cottrill of Seattle and Mrs. Scott, plus sister Mrs. Oma L. Jones in Indiana and two half brothers in the West. Funeral services likely Saturday at the Scott home.
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Nettie L. Cottrill
W. K. Scott
Elmwood Place
Scott
Cottrill
Athens County
Athens State Hospital
Cora M. Cottrill
Seattle
Wash
McClanahan, Alexander Township Resident, Dies at 7:25
Perry F. McClanahan lifelong Alexander Township resident died at his nephew Rev. B H Pugh home near Athens after a two week illness. Body to be moved to Bates Church residence Friday morning. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at Bates Church with burial in adjacent cemetery.
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Perry F. McClanahan
Alexander Township
B. H. Pugh
Athens
Bates Church
Athens Man Fined After Plea on Intoxication Charge
Jesse Orr of Athens was fined five dollars and costs after changing his plea to guilty at a trial before Mayor Robert Woods. Orr had pleaded not guilty earlier in the week to intoxication and was among four arrested by Athens police last Saturday night on intoxication charges.
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Jesse Orr
Athens
Robert Woods
Orr
Glouster Bride Marries Lima Man In Mansfield Ceremony
A former Glouster girl wore a crepe gown and white turban for a wedding to a Lima native. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Allen, graduated from Lima High School and works at Westinghouse. They will reside in Mansfield. Local concrete work on High Street nears completion in Glouster.
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Warner Brothers, Inc
H. D. Allen
Lima
Lima High School
Purdue University
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Comc
Allen
Mansfield
Glouster
High Street
Work at Main Street Intersection Near Hotel Gorgon Ends
A construction project at the Main Street intersection near Hotel Gorgon halted Wednesday night as workers ceased activity. No injuries or detours reported, and crews will resume at a later date.
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Gorgon
Healed Ulcer with Peterson's Ointment Testimonial
Mrs J C Henderson of Winston-Salem North Carolina says an ankle ulcer healed after using two boxes of Peterson's Ointment with medical treatment. She notes the ulcer was cured before finishing the second box and claims no better remedy exists. A big box costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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Peterson
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W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Battle Creek
James W. Woodard
Cambridge
J. W. Woodard
East Mulberry Street
C. M. Gilbert
Cc. M. Gilbert, Jr
Chillicothe
J. W. Gilbert
West Union Street
E. L. Punk
Albany Road
Fred Bailey
Mary Eriene
Margare
Freddie
Youngstown
A. E. Whaley
Anna Mary Lock
Miss Lock
C. A. Lock
St. Marys
Wade Swartz
R. E. Burson
Kathryn
R. H. Shaeffer
R. C. Orr
Alfred
A. A. Shafer
Canton
Sam A. Shafer
Wiliam McKinley Shafer
Harry Snyder
Florence Penquite
Lynchburg
Penquite
Lee Stewart Roach
Uhrichsville
Roach
Fred W. Donzy
Margaret Donzy
Harriet Donzy
Donzy
H.S. Burson
Lucius C. Burson
Orville F. Figley
Jane
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R. M. Figley
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Lancaster Street
The
Eagles
Eagles Hall
New York
Phillips Rose
Paris
Europe
Edward T. Rose
East State Street
Rose
United States Rubber Company
London
England
France
Milan
Italy
Rufus C. Hopkins
Carolyn
Gallipolis
B. J. Resener
Tles
Miller Bros. Wallpaper and Paint Corporation
No. Court St
Dial
K. of P. Bldg
Hamilton
Covington, Ky
Presbyterian
Guysville
Bashan
COR. Court & State Sts
Sharpsburg
Chase
Carolyn Probst
Martha Echols
Louisville
Betty Rollins
Margaret Lawrence
Bertha Lawrence
Arthur Probst
Irving Karr
Mac Arnold
C. L. Arnold Roy
Louise Morehead
Ellen Turley
Mansfield Man
P. F. McClanahan
Fashion Shop
East Union
Phoenix
Big Daylight
Francys and
Grace Cochrans
South Court Street
Charm Shoppe
Prescription Store
Caine
Nord-Agar
Skeeter Go
Gillette
Blades
DextroMaltese
Sgr
Pepsin
Dr. Caldwells
Watkins
Ivory Soap
Sway
Unguentines
Rexall
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