Pollyanna Class Honors Athens High Graduates
The Pollyanna class party at the Christian church honored six Athens high school graduates Miss Mary Maynard Miss Thelma Bing man Miss Frances Sanders Miss Dolly Cunningham Miss Lillian Grimes and Mrs. Mary Newman Beal. Twenty seven girls teachers and committee members attended with remarks vocal solos and games. Frances Sanders won a graduation contest. Refreshments were served. Grosvenor street. Mr. Koch traveled to Columbus and will return Thursday then accompany his family home Sunday.
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The
Christian Church
Athens High School
Mary Maynard
Thelma Bingman
Frances Sanders
Dolly Cunningham
Lillian Grimes
Mary Newman Beal
W. W. Lee
Roy L. Saylor
Grosvenor Street
Koch
Columbus
Mrs Phillips Rose Visits East State Street Home
Mrs Phillips Rose of New York City arrives for a two weeks visit with Mrs E T Rose mother of Major Rose at her East State street residence.
Doctor Good to Speak at Bluffton College Honor Society
Dr and Mrs H G Good travel to Bluffton where on Wednesday June 19 the doctor will deliver the annual address before Pi Delta, the college honor society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Good
Bluffton College
Doctor Good
Pi Delta
U C D Club Meet Set By Mrs Mantz
Mrs O O Mantz of 262 West Washington street will host the U C D club meeting at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon.
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O. O. Mantz
West Washington Street
Local residents hear Dr Fosdick in Athens Sunday
Mr and Mrs Byron Wolfe and I and Mrs Paine of Chillicothe joined in Athens Sunday to hear Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs W A Carpenter of 46 Elmwood Place.
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Byron Wolfe
Mrs. Paine
Chillicothe
Athens
Harry Emerson
Fosdick
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Marietta Visitors Stay With Mrs Law Head
Mr and Mrs E C Curtis visited Mrs A T Law Head at 35 Morris Avenue. Their daughter Mrs A C Peters and their grandson John Edwin Peters remained to continue the visit while Mr Curtis and Mrs Peters returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Curtis
A. C. Peters
John Edwin Peters
Marietta
A. T. Lawhead
Morris Avenue
Mr. Curtis
Peters
Mrs Woolman Visits Athens and The Plains With Relatives
Mrs Hannah Woolman of Chester Hill is visiting a few days in Athens and The Plains with her brother Mr William McElfresh and Mrs John Williams in Albany.
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Hannah Woolman
Chester Hill
Athens
the Plains
William McElfresh
John Williams
Albany
Miss Hudson Weds David Jones In Louisville Ceremony
Miss Helen Hudson a graduate of Ohio University and member of Alpha Sigma Alpha married David Edward Jones of Worthington a University of Louisville medical student and Phi Chi fraternity member last Thursday in Louisville Kentucky.
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Helen Hudson
Ohio University
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
David Edward Jones
Worthington
University of Louisville
School of Medicine
Louisville
Phi Chi Fraternity
Mrs. Fisher Visits Massillon Relatives
Mrs. Charles Fisher also known as Eleanor Phillips visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Phillips at 16 South College Street in Massillon during a brief stay with family.
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Charles Fisher
Eleanor Phillips
Massillon
Mrs
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
Columbus man attends college commencement
Mr. F. P. Dulaney of Columbus attended the college commencement. His grandson, Frank YcCormick, received his degree. Mr. and Mrs. George Troyer Koch and son Troyer from Newark visited Homer and Mrs. Cooksey at 156.
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F. P. Dulaney
Columbus, Y
Frank YcCormick
George ‘Troyer Koch
Son Troyer
Newark
Mrs
Homer Cooksey
Reception For Murch Family In Honor Of Reverend Murch
The Christian church hosts a reception Wednesday evening to honor Rev. E. D. Murch and his family before they move to East Palestine where he will serve as pastor. The program opens at o clock.
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Murch
Christian Church
E. D. Murch
East Palestine
Delta Tau Delta Holds Sixty-Fourth Annual Banquet
Delta Tau Delta celebrated its sixty fourth annual commencement banquet Monday night at the chapter house on President street. About 60 Delts active and alumni attended with three fathers of graduating members present. Robert C Hess Athens alumni chapter president presided and called for toasts. Loring G Connett was elected president with Harold Coe treasurer and Frank B Gullum secretary. Directors elected included C W Murphy, J O Trone, R J Welsh and others. Guests came from Ravenswood West Virginia Winchester Des Moines and Cambridge among others. Three sorority auxiliary helpers assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben B. Pickens
Okey Williams
Rowland J. Walsh
Frank B. Gullum
House Company
Loring G. Connett
Harold Coe
L. G. Connett
Birthday Cake Sent to Cincinnati Woman by Son in Business
Mr. Orland E. Cullums of the French Brothers Bauer company sent a birthday cake from Cincinnati to his mother Mrs. Louise Cullums at 9 Franklin Avenue. The cake featured bright hand decorated confections and a wreath with two sevens marking her age. Fifteen relatives joined Sunday and nine more last evening for refreshments with ice cream. The Loyal Temperance Legion plans a meeting at 3 PM Wednesday in the basement of the First Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland E. Cullums
French Brothers Bauer Company
Cincinnati
Louise Cullums
Franklin Avenue
Milk deliveryman knocked down in Trimble accident
Lewis H. Clark of Trimble was knocked unconscious for over three hours when struck by another car near the W. H. Johnston property on the Jacksonville road in Trimble Monday evening. He was delivering milk from Jacksonville and received bruises but no broken bones. He remained in fair condition Tuesday morning, with no major internal injuries suspected.
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Glouster
Lewis H. Clark
Trimble
W. H. Johnston
Jacksonville Road
Clark
N. M. Easler
Jacksonville
Johnston
McLaughlin
City
LeFever
G A R Encampment Attendees From Local Area
Local figures including J L Stahl Mrs Carl McLain and Mrs Wm Embry J W Mood W D Christman W H Johnston and Mr and Mrs T M Headley attend the state G A R Encampment in Mt Vernon this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. L. Stahl
Carl McLain
Wm. Embry
J. W. Mood
Bishopville
W.D. Christman
Oakdale
W. H. Johnston
Trimble
T. M. Headley
Jacksonville
Mt. Vernon
Doctor LeFever's Son Completes Jefferson Medical Degree
June 9 Harry Tre Fever son of Doctor E LeFever of this city completed the course at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia and received his diploma at commencement exercises last Friday He remains in Columbus this week to take tests before the state medical board and will then return home
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Doctor Glouster
Harry TreFever
E. LeFever
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Columbus
State Medical Board
Doctor LeFever Heads to Philadelphia for Internship
Doctor LeFever will depart in early July for Philadelphia to undertake a two year internship at Philadelphia General Hospital. The move marks a milestone in the physician’s training as he joins the program in the city.
Pastor Granted 30 Day Leave for Iowa Trip
June Rev A A Turner pastor of the Methodist church has been granted a thirty day leave of absence. He left Monday by motor with Mrs Turner and son Bowen for Iowa where the greater part of the vacation will be spent.
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A. A. Turner
Methodist Church
Vercoe Couple Reports Tonisils and Adenoids Operation
June 9 Mr and Mrs Arthur Vercoe return from Columbus where Mrs Vercoe underwent removal of tonsils and adenoids at Grant hospital.
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Arthur Vercoe
Coumbus
Vercoe
Grant Hospital
Gasoline Drum Found. Free Fuel Distributed
A gasoline drum containing about thirty gallons was found Saturday under the Williams barn on High street. John Cevelo of Pico Wholesale Co. discovered it, leading to several local car owners receiving free gasoline. Police suspect the drum was stolen and then prepared for refilling before being uncovered.
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Glouster
Wm. Williams
High Street
John Cevelo
Pico Wholesale Co
Cevelo
Miss Helen Smith Improving at Grant Hospital
June 9 report from Columbus says Miss Helen Smith who has been a patient at Grant hospital is gaining strength and much stronger. She was to undergo tonsil and adenoids surgery today and doctors expect she may go home in about two weeks to continue treatment.
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Glouster
Helen Smith
Ben
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Court defines bus traffic control power in cities and state
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled today that cities may regulate bus operation under police power so long as they do not obstruct the state utilities commission or impair the efficiency of utilities. The decision clarifies the balance between city traffic rules and state utility authority.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
Utilities Commission
Athens High Plans 122 Graduation Tonight
Athens High will award 122 diplomas at the sixty sixth annual commencement tonight at 8. The largest class to graduate includes nearly half boys. Program includes orchestral overtures, class addresses on the Constitution, quartets, and the presentation of diplomas by Mrs. C. T. Moore with a patriotic finale.
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Athens Senior High School
Theschool
Dee Gee
W. Walter Ludwig
Moonlit Meadows
Cathulka
United States
Ruth Jones
John Kiinder
Muste
Bernard
Violet Russell
Donald Lash iMusic
Cscs
Cornelia Holcombe
Congress
Lowell Robinson
C. T. Moore
Board of Education
Body of Woman, 65, Retrieved From River
Newark June 9 The body of an unknown woman about 65 was pulled from the North Fork Licking River by N Z Shelling and A Ash as they walked to work at the American Bottle Co There were no visible marks of violence and the coroner said the woman likely died before entering the water An abrasion on the neck is being investigated for possible foul play
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Newark
North Fork
Licking River
N. Z. Shelling
A. Ash
American Bottle Company
Richards
Athens Barber Fined for Drunkenness After Arrest
Herbert Huntley a colored barber of Athens was arrested Monday night by Officer Charles Maples and fined 10 with costs after appearing before Mayor Koons for drunkenness.
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Herbert Huntley
Athens
Charles Maples
Koons
Boon for the Poor Aids West Bromwich Housing
West Bromwich council limits rentals to under 1500 dollars annual income earners for 4200 municipal houses. Average rent is about 225 dollars per year.
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West Bromwich
Eng
Two Early Morning Accidents Leave One Dead and One Injured
In Warren on June 9 Arthur Flanagan aged six is hospitalized likely fatally injured after being struck by a hit and run driver. Siebert Antonelli, six, died in a separate late night crash in the same area.
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Warren
Arthur Flanagan
Siebert Antonelli
Flanagan Boy
De Angelo Freed On Bond In Federal Prohibition Case
Columbus reporter Michael De Angelo a wholesale fruit dealer is freed on $10,000 bond after pleading not guilty to a secret federal indictment charging conspiracy to violate federal prohibition laws.
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Columbus
Michael de Angelo
Ohio Public Health Association Meets in Columbus
More than 200 health commissioners nurses and agents of voluntary health extension organizations are slated to attend the annual meeting at the Fort Hayes hotel in Columbus today.
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Columbus
The
Ohio Public Health Association
Fort Hayes Hotel
Picnic Draws Large Alumni Crowd At Ohio University
The commencement picnic drew about a thousand attendees and is likely to become an annual event. Prof W H Cooper and the Mollusc cast performed in Ewing hall afterward, with a encore due to popular request. At 11 pm the University orchestra and fraternities serenaded over a thousand from the East Wing as Ronald Robinette led on violin.
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Ohio University
W. H. Cooper
Ewing Hall
Critica
Ohio University Dramatics
University
Ronald Robinette
Profiters in Berlin Raise Hotel Rates
Berlin hotel rates have jumped with rooms priced from five to twenty six dollars a day. Cheapest luncheons go for about one dollar sixty.
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Berlin
Inference on President Harrison's Inauguration Age
The fragment suggests a claim that President William Henry Harrison was 68 at his inauguration. No corroborating details or sources are provided to confirm the accuracy of this assertion.
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Bryant
Harrison
Miller pleads not guilty in Beatrice Jones case
Harry Miller pleaded not guilty to contributing to the delinquency of Beatrice Jones of Canaonville. He was released on a $1990 bond and his trial is scheduled for June 16.
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Beatrice Jones
Canaonville
Harry Miller
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Glouster News
Sommer’s Store
Sid
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens High
Palm Beach
Air Isle
Preston
Nelsonville
Haning Baptist Church
Harry Barton
Charlie Haning Farm
Rauch’s Bakery
Home Furnishing Co
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Paulding
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