Club Hosts Supper After Chiefs Club Meeting
Members of the Past Chiefs Club and guests dined at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. I. N. McHarg on New Marshfield Road after the afternoon meeting. Thirty attended the six oclock supper and enjoyed after supper pastime. I. R. M. Van Dyke to host the August meeting of the Party Chiefs Club. Miss Verna Grow has returned home from visits in Lancaster and an eight month stay in Miami Florida and Ft Worth Texas. Jessie B Smith and son Liter Marshall visit Mrs. Smiths parents on McKinley Avenue.
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Past Chiefs Club
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Hus
Joe
Verna Grow
Mr. and
J. ©. McCoy
Lancaster
Crow
Miami
Fla
Ft. Worth
Texas
Jessie B. Smith
Little Son
Liter Marshall
Pataskale
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. C. M. Beasley
McKinley Avenue
Chauncey
Earl Johnson
George Sass
Memphis
Tenn
Sass
Vera Chalfant
Trimble
Mary Andrews
Columbus
Lena Parry
Wesley Walburn
Herbert Pendergrass
McRoberts
Ida Pendergrass
Harvey Courtney
Paul Theisen
Sigma Sigma Sigma Picnic At Hillcrest
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority held a Hillcrest Park picnic for members in Athens this summer. Fourteen sisters attended with guest patronesses Mrs. W. E. Moler Dr. Rath Beecher and Miss Margaret Lax. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hester and son Jimmy Jr of Hamilton Ontario with Ruth Drake for an extended visit.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Athens
Hillcrest Park
W. E. Moler
Rath Beecher
Margaret Lax
Sigma Sigma Sigma
J. A. Hester
Jimmy, Jr
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Ruth Drake
Heater
Little Son
Jesale Drake
Montrose Avenue
Mr. Hester
Procter-Gamble Company
Morristown Church Plans Baptismal Service Sunday
Revival services continue at the Morristown Holiness Church under Rev. B. H. Pugh and Rev. W. E. Manning. A creek baptismal service is planned for Sunday with an all day meeting and basket dinner, plus morning and afternoon preaching. Large attendance expected.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Miss Opal Barnes Weds Frank Leichhart in Sandusky
Miss Opal Lucille Barnes and Frank Leichhart married Tuesday at Zion Lutheran Church Sandusky with Rev. Stellihorn officiating. The couple planned a dinner for family then a trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto before settling in Sandusky.
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Chauncey
Ira Barnes
Lower Plains
Opal Lucille Barnes
Frank Leichhart
Sandusky
Ohio
Zion Lutheran Church
T. J. C. Stellihorn
Bertha Leichhart
D. W. Leibhart
Chauncey Mines Report Idle and Active in District
Chauncey Mine No. 25 and Poston Mine No. 6 in Millfield are idle today while nine other mines report work in the district. Active mines listed include No. 9, No. 255, No. 10, No. 69, Ohio No. 1, No. 24, No. 28, No. 119 and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Poston
Millfield
Ohio
Infant Buried in Nye Cemetery Chauncey
Infant child of Mr and Mrs Maurice Stevens buried at Nye Cemetery in Chauncey after death at home in Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Maurice Stevens
Bailey Run
Nye
Chauficey
Picnic party travels from Lower Plains to Marietta
July 17 report of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCathran of Columbus joining Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burch, field and son Kenneth, of Lower Plains, for a picnic in Marietta on Thursday.
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Lower Plains
Ralph McCathran
Columbus
Arthur Burchfield
Kenneth
Marietta
Cab fares in Columbus spark meter ordinance push
In Columbus on July 17 the local press notes taxis offer five mile group rides for 15 cents, cheaper than streetcars or private car use. It reports cab drivers seeking meters as they warn current rates may not cover costs and city council faces an ordinance decision.
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Columbus
Women to Play Golf in Sunday Foursome at Athens Club
The Athens Country Club features a two ball mixed foursome on Sunday at 1:30 PM led by chairman Mrs. C I Cottingham of the women's golf committee.
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Athens Country Club
C. I. Cottingham
Economics Students Hostesses Party at Practice House
Ohio University Home Economics students and those taking related subjects enjoyed a Thursday night party at the Practice House on East Union Street. Forty seven students attended as hostesses Miss Margaret Davis Zelma Butt Nelvalene Adcock Frances Hale and Mary Reed assisted by Dr Velma Phillips and Miss Ida Patterson. Games included diversion bridge Michigan and bingo with prizes. The Business and Professional Women's Club picnic previously set for Monday has been postponed.
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Ohio University
East Union Street
Margaret Davis
Zelma Butt
Nelvalene Adcock
Frances Hale
Mary Reed
Velma Phillips
Ida Patterson
Michigan
Very Much Brown In New Directories
Athens Home Telephone directories issued this week cover July to December. Brown leads with 25 names, including two W H Browns prompting a third initial. Smiths total six fewer, with four Js and four Ws. Joneses and Williamses tie at 17 each. Johnsons Murpheus and Phillipses follow. Joseph Abraham tops the list. D F Ziggafoos is last on the last page.
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Athens
W. H. Browns
Smith
Smiths
Joneses
Williamses
Johnsons
Murpheus
Phhillipses
Joseph Abraham
D. F. Ziggafoos
Athens Exchange
Pattern sales notice for 1903 dress model
The catalog promotes a chic dainty frock with cape collar details and seamed sleeves. It lists fabric options chiffon georgette voile batiste or organdy and offers pattern 1903 in sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 and 42 with yardage details and full instructions. Pattern price fifteen cents catalog twenty five cents.
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Georgette
Voile
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Women to Camp Ohio signups for Athens County group
Eleven Athens County women have signed to attend the district farm women camp at Camp Ohio in Louisville next week with more expected. Miss Lucille Smith, home demonstration agent, announced the July 22 to 25 encampment and notes the promise of no dishwashing during the week. Registered attendees include Edith Jacoby, Hiram Westfall, E R Jacoby, George Snyder, Ernest McNiel, R E Sutton, Jessie Pierce, A D Hull, Jeff Tewksbury, I N McHarg, and Earl Cowen.
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Athens County
Camp Ohio
Louisville
Lucille Smith
Edith Jacoby
Athens
Hiram Westfall
E. R. Jacoby
George Snyder
Palmer Street
Ernest McNiel
West Union Street
R. E. Sutton
Jessie Pierce
Shade
A. D. Hull
Jeff Tewksbury
Albany
I. N. McHarg
Earl Cowen
Hoover Praises Christian Endeavor On International Broadcast
President Hoover hailed the Christian Endeavor movement as a powerful force for good in a national radio speech. He addressed the fiftieth anniversary convention in San Francisco praising its youth leadership, unity across cultures, and its aim to promote faith and service in church and community.
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Washington
Christian Endeavor Movement
Hoover
International Christian Endeavors Societies
San Francisco
Christian Endeavor Societies
Francis B. Clark
Cotton magnate B Marley Hart found dead in Raleigh
B Marley Hart a prominent Tarboro cotton manufacturer was found dead in the bathtub of his Carolina Hotel quarters in Raleigh early today. The death is being investigated and Hart's prominence in the industry is noted by local papers.
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Raleigh
N. C
B. Marley Hart
Tarboro
Carolina Hotel
International Good Will and World Peace Stance
A terse statement extols national independence and international understanding as compatible. It champions international good will and world peace and presents sobriety, respect for law, and spiritual development as a mighty force in each nation.
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the Messenger
Morristown Church
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Prestons
Cabana
the Cliné Pharmacy Co
Anne Adams
The
Athens Messenger
Christian Endeavor Body
Organization For Youth of Church
Our Leader
Royal Garden
Alana
Borden
DOW
Euphona
Schulz Studio
Summers &eSon
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