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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
Nearly Forty-Four Hundred Votes Cast Yesterday
Miss Maud Howe leads the ladies with the honor position. Miss Kathryn Leyden and W C Hoodlet advance to second places. The race continues, and extra thousands may decide the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Howe
Kathryn Leyden
W. CG. Hoodlet
Methodist Church
Defeneee
Kathryn C. Leyden
St. Paul’s ‘Church
Roy Pilcher
M. E. Church
J. Howard Johnson
Maccabees Benerenee Ies
Grace Jewell
Maud Hiawe
Kathryn Co. Lerden
Aingte Untes
Goldsberry
Tayayep
Local Fraternal and Civic Groups Listed
A fragmented OCR list names multiple fraternal, religious, and civic organizations and members. Entries include Knights of Pythias, Masonic lodge, Eagles, Catholic Order of Foresters, U M W of A, Red Men, Assembly Club, Barbers' Union, Masons, Athenians, and Central Avenue church, with individuals such as F. Be Goldsberry, W C Hoodiet, Frank Bellows, Porter Six, R EB Bonifield, Jaseph Hingle, Gandee, L Bardin, Fred Fenzel, Ned Wolf, L L Mercer, CE McNutt, Peter Kern, John Corcoran, H Cline, Webb Bethel, and Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BE. Goldsberry
Knights of Pythias
W. C. Hoodiet
Masonic Lodge
Frank Bellows
Porter Six
Eagles
R. EB. Bonifield
Eiks Jaseph Hingle
Catholic Order of Foresters
Smith Gandee
L. Bardin
Central Avenue
Fred Fenzel
Ned Wolf
Assembly Club
L. L. Mercer
C E. McNutt
Barbers’ Union
Peter Kern
Masons
John Corcoran
H. Cline
Athenians
Webb Bethel
Ellis
Messenger contest heats up as votes surge in second day
The second voting day brought surprises with larger certificate votes as candidates and supporters aggressively sought ballots. Leaders emerged among women and men, while officials promise a 1500 vote prize and two diamond rings for top fundraisers as ballots linger until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
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Contest for Athens charity trophies invites bids and votes
Local jewelers Millikan and Hickle and D C Cornwell back the trophies with guarantees as two gold watches and diamond rings. The Messenger invites all Athens county residents in clubs and lodges to nominate candidates for both ladies and gentlemen. Voting occurs via paper ballots from the Messenger or subscription certificates. top bidders receive extra votes and weekly honors. The contest runs from March 25 to June 29, with finalists announced after nightly counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Athens County
Millikan & Hickle
D. c. Cornwell & Co
V. C Loas
the Messenger
Orville R. Cook
Jos. B. Borders
Cook & Boarders Circulation Service
New York
Ity
Delightful Social Functions At Hotel Berry Dinner Dance
Week featured a dinner by Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle and Dr. David H. Biddle at the Hotel Berry honoring Mr. and Mrs. L. Dow Poston with 37 guests. Athenian club room dance followed with Selby’s orchestra, pink and green decor, Japanese fans as favors, cigars for men, a buffet luncheon, and extended dancing into the night. Out-of-town guests included Theodore Fihart, Harry Arnold, the Franes, and others from Dayton, Jackson, Detroit, Piqua, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Biddle
David H. Biddle
Berry
L. Dow Poston
J. Halliday Cane
Fred Alderman
Theodore Finhart
A. B. Frame
James Kennedy
Harry Arnold
Selby
Theodore Fhihart
Dayton
L .V Brown
Lewis Brown
Jackson
Piqua
Detroi
Elza Armstrong
Hebardsville
Dudley Foster
Columbus
Vorhes
Frank Beacon
Nelsonville
John Wilheim
Portsmouth
Picnic by Ohio University Barbarians Delights Local Friends
Non fraternity students known as Bar barians at Ohio University held a picnic Thursday May 30 at Hibbard's Grove four miles southwest of Athens. Nearly two hundred attendees enjoyed games a dinner prepared by ladies and a short program with readings by Miss Lillie Faris and remarks by Mrs Super praising education and the value of college graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Hibbard’s Grove
Athens
Clyde White
Lillie A Faris
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Standing
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Lady's
Lorger
Mrs. L. Dow Poston
Weil
Hay
St. Sieh
Columbus, Ohio
OHIYS
School OF Business
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