Society and Personal Mention Card Party at Country Club
Calendar card party at the country club last evening saw Mrs. John Sprague win the women’s high score and Mr. E. L. Miller take the men’s top award. Mrs. J. D. Haskins was second among women and Dr. W. W. Lee second among men. Prof. Clarence C. Robinson travels to Cincinnati to inspect two pipe organs for a Music Hall Ohio University installation contract. Elmer Schofield, Ohio University graduate class of 1926, visits Athens en route home to Amherst from Louisville, as guest of Sigma Pi brothers at the Park Place fraternity home. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sanders host guests Mr. and Mrs. Carson Sanders and daughter Jo of Barberton. they plan to return Sunday. Carson Sanders is son of GC J. Sanders. King's Heralds and Little Light Hearers will meet at 2 pm Saturday at the First Methodist Church.
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Country Club
John Sprague
E. L. Miller
J. D. Haskins
W. W. Lee
Clarence C. Robinson
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Ohio University
Elmer Schofield
Athens
Amherst
Louisville
Brothers
Sigma Pi
Park Place
C. J. Sanders
Garfield Avenue
Carson Sanders
Barberton
Mr. Carson Sanders
GC. J. Sanders
University board to act on Alumni Memorial auditorium bids
Ohio University opened 22 bids May 2 for equipment including seats for the Alumni Memorial auditorium. The American Seating Company's bid was the lowest. State architect Herbert Briggs and others reviewed bids and will forward recommendations to the state division for trustees to consider within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Memorial
Ohio University
George Parks
American
Herbert Briggs
J. T Higham
K. T. Wisda
State Department
State Division
Park
Cod
University
Ohio Camp At Perry to Get $73,000 Upgrades
Ohio National Guard camp at Perry will gain new training facilities and additions costing 73000 dollars. Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson says federal funds finance most improvements, with completion mostly before the field training period opens. The upgrades enhance the camp as a training site for Ohio troops and national rifle matches participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Camperry
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
Henderson
Ohio
Perry
Miller Recaptured After Perry County Jail Escape
Zanesville reports Clifford Miller 21 of McCuneville, one of four men who fled Perry county jail at New Lexington two weeks earlier, was arrested and returned to Perry County by Sheriff Harley McNabb of New Lexington.
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Zanesville
Clifford Miller
McCuneville
Perry County
New Lexington
Miller
Harley McNabb
Luncheon Honors School Friends at Madge McAdoo Home
Miss Madge McAdoo hosted former school friends for a luncheon yesterday at 8 South High Street. Attendees included Mrs. Bertha Isling of Toledo, Mrs. Bertha Larimer, Mrs. Arthur Brooks, Mrs. Sallie Thomas of Athens, Mrs. C. V. Hester, Mrs. Myrtle Emish and son Charles of Mineral, and Mrs. Donald Hibbard with son Billy visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Townsend at 22 Maplewood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge McAdoo
South High Street
Bertha Isling
Toledo
Bertha Larimer
Arthur Brooks
Sallie Thomas
Athens
C. V. Hester
Myrtle Emish
Charles
Mineral
Donald Hibbard
Billy
Youngstown
Harry H. Townsend
Maplewood Drive
Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Parker Visit Miss Munn in Middletown
Mrs I M Hutchinson and Mrs Liverett Parker traveled to Middletown as end of week guests of Miss Ann Munn, former supervising nurse of Athens county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Hutchinson
Thompson family visits Baltimore for daughter's Johns Hopkins treatment
Mrs Thompson and daughter Margaret Ann left for Baltimore to visit Mr and Mrs D A Riley. Margaret Ann will receive medical treatment for a fractured arm at Johns Hopkins hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Thompson
Margaret Ann
Baltimore
D. A. Riley
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mrs. Ford Returns After Visit With Dana in Columbus
Mrs. Herbert Ford returned yesterday to her Columbus home after a three day visit with her sister, Mrs. John P. Dana, in University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ford
Columbus
John I’. Dana
University Terrace
New Organization of Health Control Outlined at Meet
Columbus June 1. A M. In annual Ohio Public Health Association meeting a new basis of organization was outlined to extend tuberculosis gains to cancer control child health social hygiene mental hygiene and heart disease. Dr Robert H Bishop Jr Cleveland president spoke as representatives from health groups joined the discussion including Dr J E Monger Ohio Department of Health Dr Leroy A Wilkes American Child Health Association Dr George K Pratt National Committee for Mental Hygiene and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Public Health Association
Robert H. Bishop, Jr
Cleveland
J. E. Monger
Ohio Department of Health
Leroy A. Wilkes
New York City
Division of Medical Service
American Child Health Association
George K. Pratt
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
C. L. Brownell
State Department of Education
J. W. Wilce
Ohio Social Hygiene Council
J. R. Mannix
Elyria
Ohio Hospital Association
Gillette Hayden
Ohio State Dental Society
Alfred Friedlander
Cincinnati
Ohio Heart Committee
Charles L. Lamonte
Kennon Dunham
Chester B. Bliss
Sandusky
A. F. Myers
Athens
McGraw sues Cook for 350 dollars in Athens court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court yesterday A. McGraw filed suit seeking judgment against L. I. Cook for 350 dollars with 7 percent interest on 500 from February 1927 to August 1927 and on 350 from August 1927 onward. The petition states money due on a promissory note for 5900 dollars with an endorsement of 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens Welcome for Fout Family After Sardis Return
Mr and Mrs John Fout return to Athens from Sardis where they lived with daughters Edith Bell and Lucille Long both Monroe county high school teachers. They stay with sister Pearley Gaskill until college ends and Park Place home is rented. Miss Dorothy Putnam returns home after teaching in Buckhannon West Virginia schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fout
Sardis
Edith Bell
Lucille Long
Monroe County
Athens
Fout
Pearley Gaskill
Park Place
Dorothy Putnam
Buckhannon
W. Va
Finsterwalds Return After Decoration Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Finsterwald of Dayton return home after spending Decoration day with Mrs Thomas Watkins and family and other home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Finsterwald
Dayton
Thomas Watkins
Terhune Family Return After Memorial Day Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Terhune of Klint Michigan returned home after visiting with Mr and Mrs Chester Laghtfritz on West Union street for the funeral of their grandson Billy Boyd Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Terhune
Klint
Mich
Chester Laghtfritz
West Union Street
Billy Boyd Armstrong
Miss Ruth Strahl Visits Athens From Cincinnati
Miss Ruth Strahl traveling for the American Book Company, Cincinnati, is in Athens, her former home, in the interest of her business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Strahl
American Book Company
Cincinnati
Athens
Setzers Return After Visit in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Howard Setzer have returned to their Columbus home after visiting Mrs H O Atkins sister and Mrs Joseph Sherlock mother at 224 and 226 West Union Street respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Setzer
Columbus
H. O. Atkins
West Union Street
Joseph Sherlock
Ruth McCormick to Attend Ohio University Wedding
Miss Ruth McCormick leaves this evening for Columbus to be present at the marriage Saturday of her sister Miss Dorothy McCormick and Mr. A. M. Rulofson of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Both couples are former students at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McCormick
Columbus
Dorothy McCormick
A. M. Rulofson
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Barn Fire At Marietta Children’s Home Suspects Juvenile Firestarter
Fire at the Marietta Children’s Home destroyed a large barn and three ponies. Raymond Stevens, 12, is held by sheriff after being suspected of starting the blaze. It marks the second incident at the facility in recent weeks with other Duff boys linked to prior dormitory fire.
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Washington County
Duff
New postal rates offer material reduction in many classes
Congress enacted a new postal rate law praised by Senator S. D. J ess and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. The changes cut second class rates by about 2.7 million dollars and include one cent postcards, lower ad rates, bulk and minimum piece charges, special handling, and acceptance of business reply mail without prepayment.
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Columbus
Congress
United States
S. D. J’ess
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Faris Named City Editor of Lima Daily News
Seaman J. Faris, a year graduate of Ohio university and recent Lima Daily News sports editor, is promoted to city editor. Faris, from Highland county, is nephew of Lillie Faris a longtime training school teacher and church member. He was a Theta Chi member and earlier sports editor for the Messenger.
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Seaman J. Faris
Ohio University
Lima Daily News
Mr. Faris
Lillie Faris
Christian Church
Highland County
Faris
Theta Chi
The
Messenger
Tragic Leap From Bridge Takes City Clerk's life
Cleveland officials mourn Richard E. Collins, 45, former city clerk, who died by leaping 125 feet from the High Level bridge. Authorities cite grief over his mother’s recent death as a probable motive.
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Cleveland
Richard E. Collins
Theodore Rickey Funeral Saturday Observed
Funeral services for Theodore Rickey 25 who died Wednesday of tuberculosis at MecConnelsville sanitarium will be held at 10:30 Saturday morning at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Rickey Curran drive Burial in West Union Street Cemetery The body was brought from MecConnelsville yesterday to Jagers funeral parlors and then to the family home He is survived by his parents three brothers and one sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Rickey
McConnelsville
George Rickey
Curran Drive
West Union Street
MecConnelsville
Jagers
Two Men Die After Explosion At Arlington Plant
A digester machine exploded at Dupont Munitions Arlington plant in Kearny New Jersey killing two workers and seriously injuring four others. The blast damaged a small administration building and the facility was evacuated as workers looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearny
N. J
Arlington
Dupont Munitions Company
Ohio University Alumni Picnic and Campus Events Schedule
A campus sequence lists a Lindley Halls luncheon and an intercollegiate tennis meet at Ohio field, art exhibits in Ellis Hall, a president's reception, and a commencement picnic under the elms with free supper for seniors alumni and faculty. Tickets limited per graduate class, box office opens Monday at Majestic Theater, and reservations are due Friday afternoon at the alumni office.
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Lindley Halls
Ohio Field
Ellis Hall
Fine Arts
Men's Union
Hello Happiness
Majestic Theater
Clark Williams
East Wing
Ohio University
Williams
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Theta Pi
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Mu
Fast Wing
Quiet Reigns in Belgrade after Anti Fascist Disturbances
Belgrade reports a period of calm following ten days of anti fascist disturbances. Dozens were injured and official notes exchanged between Yugoslavia and another government as tensions mounted.
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Belgrade
Jugo- Slavia
County Physicians To Meet Monday
The Ath ens County Medical Society will hold its monthly meeting at Dr. T A Copeland's Office next Monday night June 3 at 7 30 PM. Professor Emmett Rowles of Ohio University will discuss the physiology of the heart and Dr J J Coons of Columbus will speak on blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Medical Society
T. A. Copeland
Emmett Rowles
Ohio University
J. J. Coons
Columbus
Declare Man Forced To Sign Confession
In Columbus on June 1, Roy Freeman of Dayton was claimed to have been ordered to sign a murder confession under pressure. Freeman’s attorneys Gilbert Waiters and J. D. Jetton challenged the sufficiency of evidence and argued trial error denied a fair trial, with Assistant Prosecutor Charles Breneman defending the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Seeforts
Roy Freeman
Dayton
Freeman
Athens High Band Concert Thrills Albany Audience
An enthusiastic crowd in Albany last night heard the Athens high school band in concert. G. E. Stephenson led the fifty piece ensemble. The program featured Victor Herbert selections and a medley of Moonlit Garden Shadowland.
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Athens
Albany
G. E. Stephenson
Victor Herbert
Garden
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Organization OF Health Control
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Court Street
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Miss Brown
Washington, DC. Co
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Miss Omwake
George Washington University
McGuffey
Athens High School
William H. McGuffey
Cline’s
BE. B. Bryan
University Board of Trustees
Athens Country Club
Alumni Association
Eaton-Crane and
Pikes Fine Writing
Atch Library
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Nelsonville
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