Society and Personal Mention Parade of Guests and Events
A 42 member Needle Craft club plus guests enjoyed a afternoon at Mrs. W. E. Moler’s home on 35 North College with peony iris and rose decorations. Out of town visitors included Mrs. W. H. Morse Mrs. Eugene Shaffer Columbus and Mrs. Charles C. Hess Fostoria. Bridge results favored Mrs. Harley E. Moser and Mrs. J. H. McClure with guest honors to Mrs. J. F. Stevens and Mrs. Ernest Coe.
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Needle Craft Club
W. E. Moler
North College Street
W. H. Morse
Eugene Shaffer
Columbus
Charles C. Hess
Fostoria
Bridge
Harley E. Moser
J. H. McClure
J. F. Stevens
Ernest Coe
Moler
Earl T. Dailey
Dorothy Dailey
Frank Moler
Harley E. Moler
Gladys Williams
Athens High School Honors At Recognition Meeting
The Athens high school recognition convocation awarded certificates for athletics debating and scholarship. Senior scholars listed include Foster Cornwell Ruth Herdman Tillian Kittle Helen Mc Laughlin Evelyn Porter Elaine Roe Louise Rowland Neta Stauffer and many more. Junior and sophomore lists follow with numerous students receiving awards in football basketball cheerleading and baseball.
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Athens High School
Foster Cornwell
Ruth Herdman
Tillian Kittle
Helen McLaughlin
Evelyn Porter
Elaine Roe
Louise Rowland
Neta Stauffer
Stanley Cooley
Leavitt Gard
Robert Wagner
Mary Louise Walker
Iia Flumway
Mildred Murphy
Violet Hunter
Ruth Holcombe
Martha Sster
Mary Helen Lee
Ann Bans
Doris Cullums
Pauline Cyne
Fohin Beckley
Alice Banele
Huth Bain
Helen V. Searles
Alice Schuler
Margaret Radford
Mirester Lorter
Laura Morris
Etherine Minnameyer
Pearl Lash
Midred Giesecke
Ruth Adkis
Stussell Hall
Henry Stricklanés
John Houghton
Joe Coury
Rot Robinson
Bernard Matheny
Coy Wanless
Rupel Perkins
Richard Hughes
Chester Border
Clarence Fields
Mary Ellen Wood
John Warley
Jo Kircher
Esther Harris
Robert Warthman
Virginia Larimer
Elmer Jacobs
Pauline Cone
Rose Sams
Virgil Cross
Raymond Carmichael
Vernett Wolfe
Russell Hall
Delbert Howett
Fred Rice
Jack Wadley
Henrietta Wathit
Mildred Wilson
Dorothy Wilson
Cledyth Cranmer
Louise Romine
Martha Juic
Ann Evans
Norma Brown
Mildred Totman
Cecil Burroughs
Maurice Haddox
James Burcess
Willard Russell
Henry Strickland
Dana Riley
Edward Hixson
Paul Dalton
Robert Gultum
Kenneth Smith
Mid Western State Organization forms in Kansas City oppose Hoover nomination
A regional group of Republicans formed in Kansas City aims to oppose Herbert Hoover. Louis S r Emmerson leads the effort as Illinois governor candidate. Hearst praises Hoover as party’s strongest candidate.
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Ation
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Louis S.r Emmerson
Illinois
William Randolph Hearst
Federal highway acts pass Congress and aid roads
Washington reports that Seventieth Congress passed five major highway measures totaling 239.2 million dollars including a 165 million federal aid bill and a 66 million automobile tax cut elimination. It also approved 4.299 million for Mt Vernon Memorial Highway and 4 million for flood relief highways in Vermont Kentucky and New Hampshire. The Oddie amendment initiates tree planting along federal aid routes with federal state cost sharing.
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Oddie-Colton
Senate
House
Mt. Vernon Memorial
Vermont
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Highway bill seeks 407 million special fund for roads
Four measures pending committees in December include the Browne-Watson bill authorizing a special highway building fund of 407,341,000 dollars and estimated costs for tree planting and maintenance.
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Browne-Watson
Johnny Dooley Dies After Operation in Yonkers
Johnny Dooley, 88, dancing comedian and former star of Earl Carrol's Vanities, died in Yonkers Homeopathic hospital after an operation on May 26 for intestinal trouble. He fell ill a month ago while appearing in Newark, N J and had to leave the show. Doctors linked his illness to the strenuous role.
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Dooley
Earl Carroll
Yonkers Homeopathic Hospital
Newark, N. J
Athens High to Graduate Sixty-One Seniors Tonight
Sixty-one Athens High School seniors will receive diplomas tonight in a ceremony at the school auditorium. A. B. Roe will present the diplomas as part of a program featuring speeches by Roy McClanahan, Doris Rosaline, Jack Wadley, Elizabeth Hughes, and others, plus choral and instrumental performances.
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Parent-Teacher Associations
Athens
Parent-Teacher Council
Majestic Theater
Child Welfare Magazine
Children's Magazine
Athens High
A. B. Roe
Board of Education
M. Ey ‘Chatley
Roy McClanahan
Doris
Rosaline
Jack Wadley
Jean Rauch
Josephine Kircher
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W. Foutch
Linworth
R. F. Demers
W. H. Logan
Phyllis Logan
Country Club
George W. Hopkins
Harvey €. Baker
L. Miller
W. #. Moler
W. Gross
Charles C. Pickering
Frances Hatch
Graceland College
Lamont
Iowa
Henry A. Hatch
Miss Hatch
Chicago Musical College
Christine Dailey
William Reed, Jr
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Christine
Ohio Wesleyan
J. S. Bonar
West Liberty State Normal School
West Liberty
W. Va
H. F. Sweeney
Bonar
Ohio University
G. W. Gibbs
Robert C. Hess
Morris Avenue
R. L. Morton
Mr. Morse
Fred Webb
West Union Street
Michael Russell
Pomeroy
Jack” Parrish
Lucy E. Coleman
Torch
Washington, D. C
Alice B. Coleman
East
Miss Coleman
Margaretta Yost
Chambersburg
Edward Yost
Gettysburg
President Coolidge
Mr. Parrish
L. W. Fisher
York, Pa
Josie Davis
Capital City
William Blythe
Clara
Billy
Bobby
Philadelphia
R. M. Patterson
Patterson
East State Street
Mary Patterson Riley
Mt. Vernon
Audrey Meighen
Bluefield
Wade
Mary Eva Thomas
John W. Dowler
AER
F. Paul Cotton
Security Bank Bldg
the Hatch Library and Book Shop
Berry Building
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
The
Security Savings Bank
Ohio
Miss Brown
United Press
Republican Party
Mississippi Valley
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
William E. Borah
Washington
Everett Saunders
Coolidge
Coun
Georgette
Style Shop
Woodworth's
Court House
Athegs
Johnny Dooley
John Woolley
Steinway Pianos
Meigs Counties
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
Comedians of Ohio University
Broadway
Majestic Theatre
Nelsonville
Express
Michaels Stern
Tudor Hall College
Preston Steres
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