Kappa Phi Hosts Meet In Session in Montreal North Carolina
Kappa Phi of M E Church hosts a Meet In Session in Montreal North Carolina with Ohio University Athens chapter sending officers and members to the National convention at Montreat North Carolina June 14 to 21. The Athens group travels by motor and will be the hostess chapter for the Montreat session. Attending were Annabelle Haller Kathryn Bell Harriett Haller Alice Ruth Donley Ava Swartz Myrtle Horlacher Marie Leeper and Bernice Kayser.
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Kappa Phi of
M. E. Church
Montreal
N. C
H. E. Benz
Athens
Kappa Phi
Ohio University
The
Methodist Church
C. Horn
Montreat
Assembly Inn
Annabelle Haller
Kathryn Bell
Harriett Haller
Alice Ruth Donley
Ava Swartz
Myrtle Horlacher
Marie Leeper
Bernice Kayser
Ohio State University
Beasley Home Garden Tea Postponed To Wednesday
A Grandview Heights tea at Mrs. Frank J. Beasley's home is moved to Wednesday afternoon. The notice lists patrons and other social updates from Athens including visits by Prof. and Mrs. Kresge and Mrs. McClure, and a range of local residents traveling or visiting relatives.
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Beasley Home Garden
Frank J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Allen R. Kresge
Eugenia
E. McClure
Kresge
Rey
H. E. Wright
Bristol
Ind
Michigan
Luncheon and club day activities at Athens Country Club
Athens residents attend a midweek gathering at the Athens Country Club featuring a luncheon at 12 30 PM along with golf and bridge. Reservations to Mrs Roberts at the club are due tonight.
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Athens Country Club
Edward H Mack elected chairman of OSU trustees
Edward H Mack of Sandusky was chosen chairman of the Ohio State University board of trustees at a campus meeting. He succeeds Lawrence Layborne of Springfield who had served briefly so he could sign his son's diploma. Julius F Stone of Columbus had been chairman most of the year. H S Atkinson of Columbus named vice chairman, Carl E Steele of Columbus re-elected secretary, and Charles F Kettering of Detroit re-elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward H. Mack
Sandusky
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Lawrence Layborne
Springfield
Everette
Julius F. Stone
H. S. Atkinson
Carl E. Steele
Charles F. Kettering
Detroit
Prohibition plank drafted for GOP convention vote
A tentative resubmission plank to let voters reconsider prohibition was drafted for the Republican National Convention. President Hoover influence centers on final wording and submission method, with three possible routes to change the Eighteenth Amendment. The National Prohibition Board of Strategy opposes any convention action to press Congress toward repeal.
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Ralph H. Turner
United Press
Chicago
Hoover
White House
Congress
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Republican National Convention
Picturesque gown and roofs a guide to stylish summer wear
A fashion note on choosing appropriate roof attire for summer social events. It analyzes fabrics, colors, and accessories, contrasting Paris gowns with linen sports frocks and formal evening wear for city roofs, plus hints on garments like beaded gowns and practical girdles.
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Paris
Miladi
Edgar Atkins Dies After Brief Illness at 70
Edgar L Atkins 70 founder of the Athens Chick Hatchery died at his North Lancaster Street home Monday after a short illness from a stroke. Born October 24, 1861 in Ravenswood West Virginia he moved from Pittsburgh to Athens to lead W J Craig and later Ohio Produce. He and son Harry started the Athens Chick Hatchery in 1919 producing day old chicks coast to coast. Survived by wife Mary Elma one daughter Gertrude Leighty five sons and one sister Funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 at Central Avenue M E Church with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Edgar L. Atkins
Athens
Lancaster Street
Mr. Atkins
Ravenswood
W. Va
Pittsburgh
W. J. Craig & Company
Ohio Produce Company
Athens Poultry and Produce Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Harry
Rocky Mountains
Mary Elma
Gertrude Leighty
Arlington Heights
Mass
Elbert
San Francisco
William
Pomeroy
Raymond
Nelsonville
Clifton
Julia Stansbury
Union, N. J
Central Avenue M. E
H. A. Sherwood
Church of God
Anderson, Ind
Ward Radford
Central Avenue Church
West Union Street
Dean Sees Jazz Losing Appeal, Predicts Fade
Syracuse University Dean of Fine Arts Dr. Harold L. Butler says jazz music is vulgar and will soon lose appeal for Americans. He argues true greatness may come if a major American composer crafts authentic jazz in the American idiom, while condemning current jazz as base and outre. He notes American music lacks great compositions but may attain greatness later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
Harold L. Butler
College of Fine Arts
Syracuse University
Butler
Outre
Roadside Beauty Campaign Inaugurated in Albany Oregon
The State Federation of Garden Clubs launches a roadside beauty campaign in Albany Oregon aiming to brighten highways with flowering spots and maintained verges. Local chapters will coordinate plantings and ongoing upkeep along major corridors.
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Albany
Ore
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Auto License War and Ohio News From Columbus
Ohio moves toward full reciprocity for motor vehicle licensing after an Ohio Minnesota pact ends in a reciprocal tag dispute. The Vendome Hotel is being razed for a filling station and Ohio State University hosts a large sunset supper. Major highway contracts totaling nearly three million dollars spur state employment. Health officials warn against unsafe milk for tourists and families, urging pasteurized, properly handled products.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Minnesota
St. Paul
Springfield
State Department of Health
Gas Is Blamed For Disaster
Columbus officials announce the state will sue the Columbus Gas and Fuel Company to recover damages from the explosion of the new six million dollar state office building. Attorney General Gilbert Bettman cites weeks of inquiry linking the blast to gas from a leaky main. The Building Commission may authorize action seeking full recovery, with damage estimates ranging from 500000 to 1000000.
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State
Ohio Fuel Company
Columbus
O.R
Columbus Gas & Fuel Company
State Building Commission
Gilbert Bettman
Bettman
White
Building Commission
Glorifying Yourself A Guide To Neck Beauty And Posture
A vintage beauty piece advises women to pamper the neck with generous powder, creams, and careful posture. It warns against sagging chins and fat necks, urging nourishment, straight carriage, and poised restraint as essential to youthful appearance. Next comes smiling for beauty.
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2329
Pattern 2329 offers a chic spring Frock with a simple belt, suitable for linen pique broadcloth crepe de chine or wool. Sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 40. size 16 needs 3 14 yards of 36 inch fabric. Send 15 cents per pattern with name address style number and size. Catalog optional 15 cents. combined with pattern 25 cents. Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Blennerhassett Mansion on Ohio Island
The article describes the Blennerhassett Island mansion built between 1798 and 1800 by Colonel Joseph Barker. It details the extensive costs, labor, and luxurious furnishings brought from the East, plus the elaborate grounds, groundswork, and a grand two story main building with wings, contrasted with local log cabins.
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Archer Butler Hulbert
Ohio River
Gibbons
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ohio Valley
Blennerhassett
Letart Falls Terrifying Passage in 1806
Thomas Ashe recounts the Letart Falls passage in Meigs County Ohio as one of the river’s most dreaded sections. He describes a night voyage past drifting trunks, snags, and breakers with a wary crew as they prepared to shoot the falls.
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Thomas Ashe
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Ohio River
Society Reporter Turned Burlesque King Billy Minsky Dies
Funeral services were held for Billy Minsky 41 once a society reporter who advanced to be king of American burlesque. Born on the Lower East Side he started as a reporter then ran a movie house vaudeville theater and several burlesque houses after being drafted into the theater by his father at age 21.
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New York
Billy Minsky
Lower East Side
Minsky
Mother of Irish Free State Leader Dies in Rochester
Mrs Catherine Wheelwright mother of Eamonn de Valera president of the Irish Free State council died at her Rochester home after a long illness. De Valera is her son by Vivian de Valera from Limerick and New York-born Eamonn was born in 1882.
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Rochester
N. Y
U.P
Catherine Wheelwright
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Free State Council
de Valera
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Lon A. Green
Washington, D. H
Walter Barker
Boston, Mass
J. E. Barker
Columbia Avenue
Lakeswood
T. L. Schrantz
Worth Canton
Feltives
Florence Lash Wilter
South College Street
Audrey Meighen
Hugh Meighen
Stewart Street
Miss Meighen
Wade Junior High School
Bluefield
Phil Robinson
Phyllis Annette
Nel! F. Robinson
Grant Hartley
McArur
McArthur
John Sprague Jr
Massillon
Oon College of Medicine University Ofincinnati
C. D. Sanford
Lynn Edwin
Sanford
Athens High School
New York University
Samford
Baby
Springerton, Ill
Joseph A. Gould
Ima Woodgerd
Youngstown
Gould
Campbell
Yochingstown
Victor Pierce
C. W. Gross
South Court Street
Mr. Pierce
Dick Carr
Son Foster
Princeton
Hattie F. Carr
North Lancaster Street
R. S. Philhour
Alice Phillips
Ann
Detroit, Mich
W. R. Phillips
Darrell Moore
Mary Ann
Troy
Moore
Cc. O. Moore
Mill Street
J. Everett Cline
Hazel Cline
James A. Brown
Lancaster
James Sweeney
Mrs
E. M. Stout
Emily Humphrey
Frances Coultrap
Ohio Wesleyan
Humphrey
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
Coultrap
Andrew W. Allom
North College Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Marjorie Haddock
Roy Haddock
William Bobo
Maplewood Drive
Mac Bobo
Dickey
Tiffin
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
William M. Kurtz
Frank Kurtz
Westerville
Ione Kurtz
Charles Kurtz
Ralph Beaton
Ella M. Dowd
Toledo
Bessie Cable
Ooo Woman's Bible Class
First Presbyterian Church
T. A. Copeland
Rachael Hopkins
Fannie Ogg
E. T. Hayes
East State Street
J. E. Handashelt
Paul D. Hayman
Mary Louise Cullums
Paul Douglas, Jr
Margaret Hayman
Huntington
Hayman
Louise Cullums
Franklin Avenue
New Marshfield
Doris
Ashton Cullums
Russell Ford
Dr. Hayman
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Schnepper
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan's Jewelry
Masonic Building
O. S. U. Trustees
Maison Worth
Worth
Europe
Athens Messenger
Edgar Atkins
Sean
Athens Chick Hatchery
Dean
Darrel S. Jones
Public Works of
Ohio Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
O. W. Merrell
Beauty
Ohio Island
Ashe
Letart
Irish Free State
Kerr’s
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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