Benefit Garden Bridge Will Add Variety To Other Events
Ohio University Women’s Faculty Club hosts a benefit bridge at Mrs Mary G Noss home 48 University Terrace at 3 PM on Wednesday August 3. Miss Louise Field hosted a ridge dinner. guest prize went to Miss Bery Henney. house prize to Miss Alice Carick. Lindley Hall bridge tournament ends Saturday night with final round and prize to be awarded.
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Ohio University
Ohio University Women's Faculty Club
Mary G. Noss
University Terrace
Louise Field
University
Bery Henney
Howard Hall
Alice Carick
Lindley Hall
Athens social notes mix graduates visitors and births
Miss Eleanor Hazeltine and Miss Katheryne Faulkner, graduates of Ohio University, visit Athens from Charleston and enjoy time in Cleveland and Canada. Birth announced for Marian Florence Snyder of Richwood, with grandparents named. Local families host gatherings and visits in Athens and nearby towns including Lancaster and Columbus.
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Eleanor Hazeltine
Ashtabula
Katheryne Faulkner
Charleston
W. Va
Athens
Miss Hazeltine
Miss Faulkner
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alpha Delta Pi
Miss Hattine
Cleveland
Canada
Detroit
Phi Gamma Delta Ecclesia
Washington
D. C
Pittsburgh
Dinner at Hillcrest Inn For Town Guests
Dr. and Mrs. Isaac E. Ash entertained at dinner Sunday noon at Hillcrest Inn. Guests included Dr. Mary Phlegar Smith Prof. and Mrs. H. J. Jeddeloh Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor and weekend visitors Mrs. H. B. Lee of Charleston W Va Mr. H. C. Hamilton and daughter Opal of Alma W Va and Miss Lucille Hamilton of Franktown Va.
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Isaac E. Ash
Hillcrest Inn
Mary Phlegar Smith
H. J. Jeddeloh
E. A. Taylor
Ash Home
H. B. Lee
Charleston
W. Va
H. C. Hamilton
Opal
Alma
Lucille Hamilton
Franktown
Home Mission Women Attend Lancaster School Camp
Members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society and the Queen Esther Circle of the First Methodist Church traveled to the Lancaster Camp Grounds Monday to attend the School of Missions. They will remain for the camp meet period, occupying the cottage rented by the Home Society. The Athens-bound group included Mrs. William Andrewa, Mrs. Ella Buxton, Mrs. O. W. Wilcox, Mrs. Zora Stonecipher, Mrs. William Davis, Miss Wilda Hunter, Miss Mina Fry, Miss Ardijla Shuster, Miss Helen Hooper, and Miss Agnes Kilpatrick.
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Woman’s Home Missionary’ Society
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Church
Lancaster Camp Grounds
School of Missions
The
Home Society
Athens
William Andrewa
Ella Buxton
Mia
O. W. Wilcox
Zora Stonecipher
William Davis
Wilda Hunter
Mina Fry
Ardijla Shuster
the Home Missionary Society
Helen Hooper
Agnes Kilpatrick
Young People Spend Week at Camp Grounds
Epworth League group from Central Avenue returned Sunday from Lancaster Camp Grounds after a week of wholesome recreation, Bible study, and class discussions. attendees included Myron Martin Paul Tribe Homer Daft Warren Higgins Richard Radford Dorothy Radford Catharine Campbell Dora Burleigh Florence Lee Sanders Clarice Beebe. chaperon Mrs Ward Radford. Rev J Bishop’s cottage rented for the week. group plans to attend next year.
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Central Avenue
Epworth League
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Epworth League Institute
Ead
Myron Martin
Paul Tribe
Homer Daft
Warren Higgins
Richard Radford
Dorothy Radford
Catharine Campbell
Dora Burleigh
Florence Lee Sanders
Clarice Beebe
Ward Radford
J. Bishop
Institute
Class Picnic Gatherings at Edgewater Grove Camp
Class of the First Presbyterian Church and families plan a Thursday evening picnic at 6 at Edgewater Grove Camp on Harmony Road. Attendees to contact Mrs. E B Acomb or Mrs Dow Grones with Wig attendees. Seaman visitors include Mrs J W Morrisey Margaret Crow and Billy of Elmira New York visiting Mrs George H Crow. Mr and Mrs W M West of Springfield visiting Athens. Mr West formerly worked for Swift and Company in this city.
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First Presbyterian Church
Edgewater Grove
Harmony Road
Wig
E. B.acomb
Dow Grones
J. W. Morrisey
Margaret Crow
Billy
Elmira, N. Y
George H. Crow
North Congress Street
W. M. West
Springfield
Athens
Mr. West
Swift and Company
Russian Workmen To Make Profit Hereafter
A joint decree from the Central Executive Committee and the Council of Peoples Commissars allows private groups of workmen to trade for profit. It ends government only labor, fixes prices, and strict supervision, lowering taxes and letting producers buy raw materials and sell at the highest market profit.
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Moscow
U.P
Tzik
Central Executive Committee
Union
Sovnarkom
Council of Peoples Commissars
Millions Offered in Relief Program Start
Treasury raises over 400 million dollars to launch federal unemployment relief. Two note issues totaling 600 million were offered for sale. About 227.651 million funds mature August 1, with the remainder directed to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for financing and directing the relief program. The corporation has told state governors that loans under the 2.122 billion relief act will be granted as quickly as possible.
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Washington
U.R
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Marriages Noted in Athens and Nearby Towns
Lloyd Shaver 23 a laborer of Athens marries Lucille Dishon 24 a stenographer of Nelsonville. Chester Parks 19 a miner of Glouster weds Sadie Williams 16 of Trimble. James Debble 27 a shoe worker from Lancaster marries Genevieve Foreman 26 of Nelsonville.
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Lloyd Shaver
Athens
Lucille Dishon
Nelsonville
Chester Earl Parks
Miner
Glouster
Sadie Naomi Williams
Trimble
James Foster Debble
Lancaster
Genevieve Mary Foreman
Salad Molds and Frozen Dishes Highlight Day Menu
The Day menus emphasize prepare ahead salads to speed service. Jellied and frozen salads require hours or chilling, with cucumber pineapple and frozen fruit variants shown. Recipes call for cucumber, pineapple, gelatine, lemon juice, cream, mayonnaise and French dressing served on lettuce.
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Menu Highlights
The menu outlines a full day with breakfast of honey dew melon cubes cereal cream baked French toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features cheese souffle jellied cucumber and pineapple salad popovers milk iced tea. Dinner offers broiled porterhouse steak potato marbles in parsley butter succotash stuffed jellied salad ice box chocolate roll milk and coffee.
Evening Wraps Display Dreamlike Georgette Styling
Hollywood fashion writer lauds evening wraps with green georgette and silver trimmed white taffeta. A Dah ray design features accordion pleats, black and silver belts, and a flare hem, with Western boots and sombrero optional for ranch wear.
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Miladi Lovely
Stars Say July 27 Predictions Warn of Risks and Delays
Genevieve Kemble notes a perplexing mix of planetary configurations for Wednesday July 27. The forecast warns of conflicting interests and hazards in speculation litigation and new contracts while indicating potential stabilization through real sessionslands tenancies. A birth on this day is seen as destined for success despite challenges.
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Genevieve Kemble
Work Late on P. O. Root New Structure Finishes
Carpenters labored Monday night on the Athens Post Office addition with roof work complete. Crews aim to finish all parts quickly as painters must begin by August 10 per construction chief C. B. King. White coating on plastering was completed to ready surfaces.
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Athens Post Office
C. B. King
Chicago Board Plans To Fight Closing Order
Chicago Board of Trade prepares a formal reply to the 60 day suspension by the Grain Futures Commission. Board directors were to meet and draft a response after Wheat prices fluctuated and President Peter B. Carey announced plans to contest the ruling in court.
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Chicago
U.P
Grain Futures Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Directors
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Chicago Exchange
Peter B. Carey
Exchange
Futures Commission
Carey
Officer Doubts Man's Identity
In Ironton on July 26 authorities questioned whether the river body is Lake Murray the Negro abducted from South Point jail. Marshal Kenneth Winters and Coroner John King testified, disputing weight estimates and recounting the alleged kidnapping and escape en route to Kentucky by Theodore Johnson Taylor Napier Clyde Elkins Lawrence Massie Garland Massie and Milford Massie.
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Ironton
U.P
Ohio River
Lake Murray
South Point
Kenneth Winters
Murray
Winters
John King
Kentucky
Theodore Johnson
Taylor Napier
Clyde Elkins
Lawrence Massie
Garland Massie
Milford Massie
Curtis Flared Up When Questioned About Book
Vice President Charles Curtis traveling to the Olympic Games passed through Cincinnati and planned a Chicago stop to meet Republican leaders. He angrily dismissed reports in The Washington Merry-Go-Round, calling the book untrue and saying its authors did not seek the truth.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Charles Curtis
Chicago
Curtis
Washington
Hearing Delayed in Lima Woman Charged With Offenses
Continuation of a hearing for Elizabeth Cheney 35 Lima correspondent for The Ohio Examiner was granted by Probate Judge J H Hamilton. Cheney was arrested on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a warrant sworn by E E Sims alleged she took his daughter Lois 16 into a speakeasy.
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Lima
U.P
Elizabeth Cheney
Ohio Examiner
J. H. Hamilton
Cheney
E. E. Sims
Lois
Group Defends Rates in Ohio Bell Case
Counsel for Ohio Bell Telephone Company submitted an exhibit to the Public Utilities Commission showing 1931 operations. The exhibit reports a net return of 4.82 percent on intrastate property and 4.81 percent on all properties as of June 30, 1931.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Secret Service seeks counterfeiters in Akron case
Federal agents in Akron hunted a gang of counterfeiters who have passed a number of twenty dollar bills over the past two months.
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Cleveland
Federal Secret Service
Akron
White pardons three Columbus liquor violators
Columbus July 26 three men convicted for liquor law violations were committed to the workhouse for default on fines but were pardoned today by Governor White. The action follows their sentences and reflects clemency exercised by the state executive.
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White
Columbus
Workhouse
Essay Contest on President Planned Here
Representatives of the Farm Bureau Athens Chamber of Commerce 4 H Club Grange and Smith Hughes vocational teachers met to plan an essay contest titled George Washington as a Farmer for Athens County high school students. Essays limited to 500 words judged on composition and reasoning. winner will visit the Ohio State Fair and appear in the Washington Lives pageant. A float for the State Fair was discussed with a committee named to report on feasibility and acceptance by local groups.
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Farm Bureau
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Grange
Smith- Hughes
T. H. Johnson
H. J. Swaim
George Washington
Athens County
Alex Root
Columbus
Washington Lives
C. H. Harris
S. C. Hartman
W. W. Wiggins
Merwin Mansfield
C. M. Gill
H. R. Jacoby
Ray Hugus
Ralph Barker
Judge Rules Goat Has Right to Smell in California
Municipal Judge Thomas L. Ambrose denied a nuisance claim by neighbor Mrs. Sarah Geldman against Isaac Kilinsky over his goat Lulu. The judge ordered Kilinsky to carry, clean or otherwise renovate Lulu during the summer.
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California
Los Angeles
U.R
Thomas L. Ambrose
Sarah Geldman
Isaac Kilinsky
Lulu
Radio Hound Dies Dog Whose Bark Heard Nationwide
Mike the radio hound, a mongrel with coon hound blood, died at an animal hospital. Once heard by thousands during Henry Fillmore and Goldman Band broadcasts on WLW Cincinnati and in Central Park New York, his barking voice was recorded on phonograph records. The death is attributed to poisoned bread placed for sparrows.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Mike
Henry Fillmore
WLW
Goldman
Central Park
New York City
Wood Fines Two for Intoxication in City Court
Earnest Nash and Tom Hunt of Ath ens pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Robert Wood yesterday and each fined $5 plus costs. Eldon Mahaffey, the third man arrested over the weekend on intoxication charges, was excused for a day and will be arraigned before Wood later today.
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Earnest Nash
Tom Hunt
Athens
Robert Wood
Eldon Mahaffey
Wood
Stanley Fined $100 on Liquor Charge
Homer Stanley of 6 Coulson Avenue pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquors after police found beer and whisky at his home. He was fined $100 and costs and committed to the county jail until the fine is paid.
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Homer Stanley
Coulson Avenue
Robert Wood
Stanley
Duesenberg Dead in Johnstown Auto Man's Death
Fred Duesenberg, 55, prominent Indianapolis automobile manufacturer and sportsman, died in Johnstown Pa after injuries from a July 2 automobile accident on Ligonier Mountain.
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Johnstown
Fred Duesenberg
Indianapolis
Ligonier Mountain
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Richwood
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Athens Messenger
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J. W. Lax
Nita Ewing
Maplewood Drive
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Fairfield County
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J. L. Freeh
Sardinia
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Sardinia High School
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Cliff Campbell
Grosvenor Street
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Anna K. Price
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L. V. Brown
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Elizabeth O'Grady
Fred Kelch
Frances
Logan
Maurice Karsner
Laurelville
E. W. Bailey
Morris Avenue
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Bailey
L.C. Baker
East State St
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Nellie Griswold
Gladys Brooks
Cedar Point
Buckeye Lake
W. H. Brooks
Betty Griswold
Carolyn Fuller
Roy Lee
Stimson Avenue
Marietta
H. H. Lavender
W. C. Young
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Joe Pickering, Jr
Joe III
Joe Pickering
South High Street
Janice Turnbull
Lakeside
C. C. Millikan
Don Millikan
Miss Turnbull
Columbis
Oscar L. Butts
Carrie Newman
Dayton
A. K. Newman
That City
Butts
Home Mission Women At Lancaster School
Cless
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Seaman
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Austria
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Au Revoir
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Curtis Flares Up
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Offenes
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