Pythian Sisters Zone Conference At Nelsonville
About 300 members from districts in Meigs Athens Gallia Hocking and Vinton counties attended the annual District No 11 meeting of the Pythian Sisters in Castle Hall Nelsonville with officers from Athens and Newark as guests. The afternoon featured initiatory work and a program of music and dancing followed by a Methodist Church dinner and a vote to hold next year’s session in Athens.
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Nelsonville
Castle Hall
Meigs
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Vinton
Eva van Dyke
Carrie Schneidt
Newark
Grace Downing
Middleport
Herman Sayre
First Methodist Church
Hickman
Carl Coakley
E. L. Church
Bessie Stephenson
Harriett Davis
Marie Hall
Reading
Stella Davis
Martin G. Minner
Betty King
New Lexington
Louise Duskey
Audrey Bean
Ruth
Vesper Warehime
Audrey
Frances
Shoe Factory sweeps Masons in 20 to 10 and 28 to 8 wins
In Nelsonville on June 16 the Shoe Factory defeated the Masons in both ends of a Recreation League doubleheader at City Playgrounds. The first game ended 20 to 10 and the second 28 to 8, with 15 runs in the fifth inning powered by seven homers.
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Nelsonville
Shoe Factory
Masons
Recreation League
Thomas Jewelers
Phi Club
Roy Davis
Hudson
Jewelers
Patton
Davis
Will Tell of Prison Religious Activity
Fred Christain teaches in Daily Vacation Bible Schools in the district and will speak on conducting Sunday services at Sing Sing prison Auburn NY at the Presbyterian Young People's Society meeting Sunday night. In April he led services at Sing Sing in the pastor's absence. Christain, Wooster College graduate, has pursued study at Princeton Seminary. This is his second summer teaching Bible Schools in the Hocking Valley.
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Nelsonville
Fred Christain
Sing Sing
Auburn
N. Y
Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
Christian
Wooster College
Princeton Seminary
Hocking Valley
Eightyearold Boy Fractures Arm in Fall
Bobby Smith, eight, son of Mr and Mrs T J Smith, fell Wednesday afternoon and fractured the bone just above the wrist. He is now recovering.
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Bobby
T. J. Smith
Woman's Community Club Picnic Chooses Hyde President
Nelsonville report from June 16 states the Woman's Community Club held its annual picnic at the W. H. Parks residence on Washington Street. The event featured a bountiful buffet, flowers, and remarks from Mayor J. W. Hickman praising beautification efforts. Officers were elected with Mrs. J. M. Hyde as president and comments on future tree planting and city improvement.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
W. H. Parks
Washington Street
Parks
J. W. Hickman
Hickman
J. M. Hyde
Walter Wolfe
L. R. Kelch
E. J. Arnold
Relief Office Moves Headquarters To Market Street Rooms
Nelsonville Move finds the MOVE RELIEF OFFICE relocating from City Building to rooms above Johnson Market on W Columbus Street. Mrs Doral Horsch Blanche Moorehead Florence Cook Marguerite Cook plan to join a World’s Fair party in Columbus tomorrow. Harry Davis family and Audrey Hall spend weekend with Dublin relatives before motor trip to the World Fair.
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Nelsonville
Doral Horsch
Blanche Moorehead
Florence
Marguerite Cook
Columbus
Harry Davis
Harriett
Audrey Hall
Dublin
Legion post potluck dinner honors past commander
Glenford Dugan Post members host a 6 o'clock potluck at the Legion home in Nelsonville to honor past commander Fred Linscott on his recent marriage to Miss Virginia Wolfe. Guests include post members wives children auxiliary members and their spouses.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
Legion Home
Post
Auxiliary
Fred Linscott
Virginia Wolfe
Social Roundup in Nelsonville and Athens Area
Mrs Ada Bowers of Factory visited her sister Mrs Julia Foughty. Miss Harriet Francis from Kentucky delivered a missionary sermon. Mrs Floyd Lowery returned home after a week with daughter Mrs Gene Wolfe of Floodwood. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Jess Parson included Mr and Mrs Hubert Parson of Nelsonville and Orville Parson of Columbus. James Hickman of Nelsonville called on sister Mrs Frank Wolfe. Leonard Ely of Londonderry spent Monday night with uncle Michael Ely. Max Bennett and Ralph Wolfe were in Athens Saturday. Barbara Steenrod hosted her bridge club with two tables. dinner followed for the mother Mrs S S Steenrod. Agnes Hillen and Wilma Scott had high scores. Mrs J W Hickman hosted a Wednesday dinner at the Dew House, then bridge with three tables. guests included Mrs Robt Kinney. Mrs Jack Pritchard, Mrs Lucile Long and Mrs Robt Kinney also scored high.
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Ada Bowers
Factory
Julia Foughty
Harriet Francis
Kentucky
Floyd Lowery
Gene Wolfe
Floodwood
Jess Parson
Hubert Parson
Nelsonville
Orville Parson
Columbus
James Hickman
Frank Wolfe
Leonard Ely
Londonderry
Michael Ely
Max Bennett
Ralph Wolfe
Athens
Barbara Steenrod
Bridge Club
J. W. Hickman
Dew House
Gloria Hoodlett Birthday Party Held At Home
Mrs Hoodlett entertained Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 for her daughter Gloria's eleventh birthday. Twenty seven children attended with games and contests planned for fun. Ellen Davis of Athens was a visiting guest and refreshments were served.
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Stuart Hoodlett
Gloria
Ellen Davis
Athens
Bake Sale by Queen Esther Circle at Chocolate Shop
The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist Church announces a bake sale at the Chocolate Shop on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Proceeds support church programs.
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Queen Esther
The
Methodist Church
Mrs J L Evans Attends Ohio Synodical Sessions
Mrs J L Evans president of Athens Presbyterial travels to Oxford to participate in the Ohio Synodical sessions.
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J. L. Evans
Athens
Local Visits and Commencement Ties Highlight Columbus Area
Mrs Elza Hellyer of Columbus visits with her parents the Wiens in town. Miss Marie Stowe of Highland and Miss Catherine Harrop of St Clairsville arrive for several days with friends. Harrop remains to assist in Daily Vacation Bible Schools. Mr and Mrs George Wilson of Columbus call on Nelsonville friends as Principal Lee Powell of Nelsonville High School heads to Mt Gilead. Mrs Powell has spent two weeks in Morrow County. Dr and Mrs D L King of Oxford return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Mills. they and Thelma and Phyliss attended Ohio State University commencement where their son Roland earned a diploma.
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Elza Hellyer
Columbus
J. W. Wiens
Marie Stowe
Highland
Catherine Harrop
St. Clairsville
Harrop
Beatrice Harrison
Harve Shafer
George Wilson
Ohio State University
Rolland
Four Playgrounds Open This Summer
The Rufus Putnam Training school sponsors four supervised playgrounds for Athens children this vacation. Majors from Ohio University will direct activities at Rufus Putnam East Union Street East Side Mechanicsburg and West Side grounds. Open daily 3 30 to 5 30 with swimming lessons on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Crystal Pool and Ohio University women’s gym pool.
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Rufus Putnam
Ohio University Physical Education Department
East Union Street
East Side
Mechanicsburg
West Side
Athens
Recreation
Ohio University
James Cox
Robert Willoughby
Mr. Shaver
Miss Hudson
Officers Elected by Willing Workers at East Canaan Church
Willing Workers of the East Canaan Pilgrim Holiness Church met last Friday night and elected new officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Russell Carsey, vice president Ernest Norris, secretary Katherine Baker, treasurer Flossie Weatherby, and news reporter Ora Dye. The group announced a next meeting for Thursday June 22 at 8 o'clock and listed attendees including Flossie Weatherby, Eve Weatherby, Mary Dye, Ora Dye, and several others.
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East Canaan
New Deal Provisions Include Muscle Shoals Reform and Gold Clause Repeal
The plan creates a three member board to direct flood control reforestation and power projects in the Tennessee Valley and provides for government operation of the Muscle Shoals power plant. It also repeals gold clauses making all U S money legal tender and funds a national employment service.
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Muscle Shoals
Lee Stuart Roach To Study Lakes in Ohio
Lee Stuart Roach son of Clarence and Mrs Roach of Richland Avenue left for Columbus to join the Division of Conservation. He earned an A B from Ohio University in 1929 and a Master’s in 1931 and will assist in an extensive chemical analysis of Ohio’s lakes. The study will sample microscopic plant and animal life to assess its value as fish food.
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Lee Stuart Roach
Ohio
Clarence Roach
Richland Avenue
Ohio University
Columbus
Vision of Conservation
Evangelist Charles Hill to Speak at Courthouse and Salvation Army Hall
Evangelist Charles Hill resumes Florida lectures with a 7 p m Saturday talk at the Courthouse and an 8 p m session at the Salvation Army Hall. Music will be provided by Fred Fields of Athens.
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Charles Hill
Florida
Salvation Army Hall
Fred Fields
Athens
Children’s Day Program at Luhrig Church
A Children’s Day program will be held at Luhrig Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Special music is planned for the event.
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Luhrig Pilgrim Holiness Church
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