Ohio Military Institute graduates noted in society column
The Athens region notes include Charles Britton Austin Jr among Ohio Military Institute graduates in Cincinnati. Mrs. Austin formerly Louise K Walls, a Riio University (now Ohio University) alumna and former oratory chair. Mentions of relatives, travels, and local society events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
Cincinnati
Charles Britton Austin, Jr
Charles Britton Austin
Austin
Louise K. Walls
Riio University
Carlie K. Walls
Athens
Ohio University
William Hoover
Charlies Britton Austin, Jr
Douglas H. Stenton
Reginald Monsarrat
Athena
Lydia Lash Evans Club Year Ends With Dinner For Members
The Lydia Lash Evans Club closed its year with a 6 oclock dinner at Mrs. Fred Schillings home 249 state Street. Hosts were assisted by M rs Metlure M rs Trittipo and others. Covers for 49 were set with roses and delphinium arrangements. The event honored members spouses and featured toasts by Beta Theta Phi alumni and comments from Gov. Myers Y Cooper and Gov. Sampson of Kentucky on related open road celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lash Evans
Fred Schilling
State Street
Metlure
Trittipo
Virgil Jyms
Henry A Hazel
James Caldwell
M. J. Worlex
Ralph Palmer
Anderson
Red G. Hoodlet
Maurie Dixon
New Marshfield
Middlesboro
C. H. ‘Lownsend
Pin‘ Mountain
J. J. Manning
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Sampson
Kentucky
Alunni
Beta Theta Tr
Hill Crest Inn
Earl ¢. Krieger
M. Copeland
Pes Torayth
W. BR. Lawrence
Melred Wheaton
J. G Worstell
Ralph Betts
Jack Burkholder
Belford Nelson
Ted Cowen
Clark E. Williams
Beta Theta Fi Fraternity
Burgett Returns From Chicago Petition Drive
H N Burgett secretary of the South East Ohio Motor Club returns from Chicago where as chairman of a Flue and Gray Trail Association committee he presented a petition for a proposed federal highway from Muskegon Michigan to Charleston West Virginia to the Federal Highway Commission meeting at the Stevens Hotel Tuesday. Burgett reports a successful trip with results satisfactory to the association's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
Chicago
Flue and Gray Trail Association
Muskegon
Mich
Charleston
W. Va
Federal Highway Commission
Stevens Hotel
Thesday
Burgett
Middle Three rivals formed from Lafayette Lehigh Rutgers
Lafayette Lehigh and Rutgers unite as The Middle Three in a historic regional grouping. In Cleveland two firefighters were injured, one seriously, battling a $26 000 blaze at the David Duke Grocery early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Lehigh
Rutgers
Cleveland
David Duke
Alpha Gamma BeltA Alumnae Meet Honors Senior Sorority Gals
A Friday evening garden gathering at the Harry Foster home on 220 Front Street hosted Alpha Gamma sorority alumnae. A six o clock dinner under a June bloom canopy preceded the initiation of center members Christine Humphrey Margaret Smith Helen McDade LaRoux Pryor Martha Smith Mia Betty Drake Hester. Out of town guests included Doers Morton Ripley W Va Elizabeth Horn New York City Mrs Donald Hibbard Mrs John Stewart Youngstown and Mrs Willita Munds Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foster
Doers Morton
Ripley
W. Va
Elizabeth Horn
New York City
Donald Hibbard
Chn Stewart
Youngstown
Williata
Munds
Clevelan
French Airmen Prepare Ocean Hop to New York
Captain Louis Cou Jouret plans an overseas flight to New York despite bans on dangerous trips. He and co pilot Captain Louis Mauloux, both French Army pilots, have reached Seville Spain for the take off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardous
Louis Cou Jouret
New York
Ville
Spain
Louis Mauloux
Southeast Ohio Child Welfare Conference Tackles Care Gaps
At the Presbyterian Church session, Walter B. Underwood of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children urged more orthopedic centers and special school classes for crippled youths in the Southeast. Ruth Jones praised Mothers' Pension as cost effective versus institutional care, noting small, targeted aid can aid many families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Underwood
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Ohio Department of Education
Boards of Education
Isaac B. Ash
Ohio University
Underwood
Athens County
Columbus
Hocking
Vinton
Ruth Jones
Court of Domestic Relations
Athens
Athens hosts welfare conference on county child care
J Clyde Edmundson, Athens auditor, praised probate officers for pension distribution. Margaret Luts described Hocking County’s care of dependent and delinquent children. Mrs Laudan Johnson Bing urged a county-wide welfare worker. Final remarks thanked organizers and co-operating groups for a successful conference in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Hocking County
Margaret Luts
Logan's Children Home
Laudan Johnson Bing
Athens League of Women Voters
J. A Eisenhauer
Hoys’ Varm
Hudson
Bell Greve
Division of Charities
Columbus
Athens
Athens Messenger
Athena
Power plant overhaul halts work at Martins Perry site
Fifteen hundred enplaValid idle as American Sheet & Tin Plate Company power plant undergoes a repaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Perry
American Sheet & Tin Mlate CompAny
Cornerstone Placed For New Salvation Army Home
The cornerstone bearing the inscription To Gods Glory and Man's Welfare was placed at the Salvation Army Home on West Union Street. Vrurm ind Breinig contractors report rapid progress on the brick walkway and basement nearing completion. The 16 by 18 inch cornerstone was carved by Cross Brothers who donated their services. Capt. Richards Renton praised the carving and said the building will host a district conference in the fall in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West Union Street
Vrurmind Breinig
Cross Brothers
Salvation Arts
Richards Renton
T Bell
Athens
Toledo Bank Robbery Suspect Escapes With $360
Police today hunted a man described as tall and well dressed who robbed a Toledo branch manager of $360 after restraining her with a ban dipowhoe. The suspect fled and investigators had no trace of him by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Helen
Toledo Bit Son Company
Home League Picnic At Glendale Draws 183 Women
Members of the Home League of the Athens Salvation Army led by Captain and Mrs Richards Benton traveled to Glendale for the annual Southeastern Ohio Fresh Air Camp picnic. The event drew more than 183 women from the region and plans were announced for six Athens children to take a two week outing in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Benton
Athens
Kenton
Mras Kenton
Best Thrower in Majors Saints Slatey Huskers Card
The Saint Louis Cardinals claim Slatey is the best throwing talent in the major leagues. Their confidence centers on his arm strength accuracy and consistency as a top pitcher in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Louis
Slatey
Cincinnati Police Probe After Man Dies Jumping Before Locomotive
Cincinnati police sought identity of a middle aged man who leaped in front of a locomotive and was crushed to death, with investigators pursuing leads in the fatal accident today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mist HHT HARD CUP THRE fifty for pitcher were used first games
The fragment describes early season uses for a pitcher in the Los Angeles club’s first games. It mentions mist and hard cup themes with unclear details about performance or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
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College of Music
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Shimp
J. L. Batley
John Henry
Philadelphia
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J. J. Henry
Jefferson Medical College
John Henry Weel
Mrs. Henry
Jolly Sewers
Jolly Sewers Club
B. M. Gibson
University Terrace
Fred Wheaton
Elmer Shrout
Aril Westfall
Sam C. Warren
Frank J. Ross
Art
Ross
Boston
France
Fred W. Kilian
New Brunswick
N. J
Frances Norton Price
Augustus Norton
Clemens
Gus Norton
George Rittenour
Toss County
Helen Burson
Pratts Fork
Frances Brown
Trimble
Grant Hospital
R. E. Sutton
Canaanville Road
Woman's Relief Corps
Athens High School
Preston
Chase
Nelsonville
Porm
WOO Piremen
Style Shop
Poster Hor
Conference ON Child
Southeastern Ohio
Presbyterian
U Suits
Sommer’s Store
Ely
Mans
Tel
S. A
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Kuppenheimer
M Burnett-Smith
Glendale
Romaine Frack - Brock
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