Indian Art Topic at Woman’s Home Missionary Society Meeting
The First Methodist Church Woman’s Home Missionary Society discussed Indian art and craft training in mission schools, Indian music and architecture. Officers were installed, new members welcomed, and funds approved for the Queen Esthers' Camp School of Missions project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
O. F. Rowland
Ella Buxton
Lookout
Mina Fry
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ferne Rowlanda
Lancaster
L. G. Bean
Jesus
Nelson McDaniels
Florence Elkins
Harry Elkins
Ralph Woods
Anna Williama
P. G. Dowler
P. G. Hibbard
Mis
Joe Walburn
Birthday Potluck at Knight Home for Three Men
Friends gathered at the Curtis Knight residence Saturday to celebrate the birthdays of Mr. Curtis Knight Mr. Gilbert Day and Mr. Ralph Patterson. A potluck supper followed with prayers and hymns, and many local residents attended, including the Goldsberry Orr Smedley and Mitchell families, Donna Kelley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Knight
Gilbert Day
Ralph Patterson
Roy Gold
Walter
C. L. Orr
Grace Goldsberry
Virginia
Alice Nicholas
James Beem
Lena McAllister
Arthur Smedley
Freda
Thelma Moore
I. N. McHarg
Evan Edwards
Jimmy
Neva Cross
Harry Bender
Melvin Mitchell
William Mitchell
E. C. Kenney
Charles Fitzer
Leon Gold
Jack
Barbara
Juanita
G. L. Knight
Billie
Harrett Day
Sarah E. Knight
Mary
Donna Kelley
H. M. Kelley
Indianapolis
A. F. Head
John Cross
The
Maples
Miss Kelley
Commoner Edelmira San Pedro Linked to Spanish Prince
A newspaper photo shows Senorita Edelmira San Pedro, a commoner, with the former crown prince of Spain who renounced his claims. The report notes the couple’s association and outlines the prince’s relinquishment of the throne line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of
Spain
Senorita Edelmira San Pedro
Prince
Kidnapped Brewer Returns Home After Ransom Paid
William Hamm Jr., millionaire brewer of St. Paul, Minn., was kidnapped as he left his office and held for a $100,000 ransom. The ransom was paid by Everett Grant. The article notes a funeral attended by Dr. C H Creed and Mrs. Williams and mentions Kenneth Ray, county superintendent of schools, traveling to Columbus for a state education committee session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Creed
Wil.iams
G. H. Williams
Cleveland State Hospital
Ooo
Kenneth
Ray
Columbus
Lestiature
Birthday Celebration for Coopersville Grandfather
Mrs Rathburn and her son Bobbie Jr visit Alexandria for the birthday of Hiram Slagle age 75. Relatives from Athens join the surprise at Slagle home with 55 guests at noon cafeteria dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rathburn
Bobbie, Jr
Alexandria
Hiram Slagle
Coopersville
Athens
Lonnie Slagle
Francis Colley
Harry Chadwick
Bobbie
Slagle
Wedding of Heaney Postponed by Death
The marriage of golf professional Mr. Michael J. Heaney and Miss Mildred Sullivan of Potsdam was postponed indefinitely after the death of Miss Sullivan's brother, Mr. Francis Sullivan. The ceremony had been planned for Wednesday in Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Heaney
Athens Country Club
Mildred Sullivan
Potsdam
N. Y
Miss Sullivan
Francis Sullivan
Mr. Heaney
Athens
Mr. Sullivan
Anglers' Wives Rise Up Over Missing Husbands
Revolt simmers among fishing widows as husbands out on bass runs for days. Women plan to unite with golf widows and push anti angling against lawmakers in Columbus Washington and at the World Court. Penalties drafted include extra chores such as early breakfasts extra beds and forced dishes washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington
National Congress
World Court
Weed Cutting Pleases Athens Mayor
Mayor Robert Wood praised Athens residents for the annual weed cutting campaign that began last Friday. He noted many volunteers on vacant lawns over the weekend and said no legal orders against delinquents would likely be needed. The drive, delayed by rain, aims to curb mosquito breeding and improve city appearance, ending June 25. He urged health officials to note out of town property not attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Wood
Athens
Wood
Health Department
Doctors Elect Him President
Dr. Walter L. Bierring of Des Moines Iowa is president elect of the American Medical Association after selection at the Milwaukee annual convention. He will assume the office next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Bierring
Des Moines
American Medical Association
Milwaukee
Five More School Districts Redeemed By State Fund
Notes issued by Troy Township Albany Consolidated Jacksonville Village Canaan Township and Ames Bern districts were redeemed from the state equalization fund to pay Athens County teachers up to January 1 1933. Total redemptions include principal and interest for each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Troy Township
Albany Consolidated
Jacksonville Village
Canaan Township
Ames-Bern District
U B Rally at Coolville Campgrounds
United Brethren Churches of the Tuppers Plains Charge sponsor a rally July 1 at the Coolville Campgrounds inviting members and pastors of the district. The daylong program features the orchestra from the local U R Church and a clear committee will supervise camp ground meals with basket dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
United Brethren Churches of the
Coolville
U. R
Resolutions Urging End to President Pension Power
The American Legion in Ohio decided to present resolutions at the Lima state convention August 13 to 15 urging Congress to withdraw the President's pension reducing power. The decision was made at a Cincinnati meeting of the Legion's fourth Ohio district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Congress
American Legion
Lima
Legion
Ohio
Two Little Cousins Celebrate Birthdays in Columbus
A Saturday party at Mrs. West on Carpenter Street honored Mic Kuhner aged four and Billy Kuhner with yellow and pink candles on a large birthday cake. Attendants included relatives and friends such as Mrs. Fred Martin Marcia, Mrs. Plain, Mrs. Robert San Helen Craig, and Mary Sheridan supervisor at Elizabeth's Hospital, reflecting a close family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
Swyers
Billy Kuhner
Columbus
West Carpenter Street
Mich
Billy
Fred Martin
Marcia
Harry
J Plains
Robert San
Helen Craig
William Kuhner
Doroth Thurman
Joan Mc Goodman
Rose Lee
Mary E Stahl
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Smooth Skin
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO face powder from D. Zenner Co touts a new French process for a fresh look. It claims long wear, slighter lines, minimized pores, fragrance, and a “tax free” price of scand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Co
Adv
Primary Ballots Sold For Athens County August Election
The Athens County Board of Elections accepted a printing bid of 34.20 for 12 000 ballots. Athens Printing Company won the contract with sealed bids from Glouster Press and Lawhead Press also considered. Ballot quantity rose due to a municipal shortage two years ago and uncertain party ballot use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Board of Elections
Athens Printing Company
Election Board
Glouster Press
Lawhead Press
Glouster
Lawhead
Beer and Bets at Ohio Fairs Are Up
Athens County Fair Board secretary W Slaughter received notice of a mid summer conference of the Ohio Fair Managers Association to be held at the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus Tuesday at 1 30 P M The meeting will discuss beer sales on fair grounds and betting on races with all Athens County Fair Board members invited to attend
Revival Meeting At United Brethren Church
A revival at United Brethren Church in Lottridge draws good attendance. Evening services begin nightly with 15 minutes of instrumental music. Amy Snyder and Violet Snyder perform nightly. The event continues through Sunday June 25 with an all day meeting and basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottridge
United Brethren Church
Amy Snyder
Violet Snyder
Parkersburg Man Fined On Two Liquor Counts
Charles Danford of Parkersburg pled guilty before Magistrate C. H. Porter and was fined 100 dollars for possessing intoxicating liquor and 100 dollars for possessing equipment designed to manufacture liquor. He was jailed on default of payment after arrest by Constable Frank White and Goldsberry and Gardner in Carthage Township where the still was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Danford
Parkersburg
C. H. Porter
Danford
Frank White
Goldsberry and Gardner
Carthaze Township
Miss Viola Fell reports new scarlet fever case in West Athens
Athens director of nurses Miss Viola Fell announced today another scarlet fever case in West Athens. Local health officials urge vigilance and follow public health guidance to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Fell
Athens
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George Washington
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Grosvenor Street
R. P. Bodkin
Cleveland
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Late Boden
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Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
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Clara W. Campbell
Alice Steinman
the Security Bank
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Shannon Avenue
Frank Tribe
New Albany
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Christian Church
Athens County Fairgrounds
Dan Friedberg
Walter Johnson
L. T. Morrison
Dorothy Morrison
Fred G. Shoop
Frank Finley
McConnelsville
George P. Dyson
Kurtz Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Lucy Bell Evans
W. W. Kelly, Sr
Nelsonville
Frank T. Gibbs
Bert Fray
Phillip Johnson
James Tankersley
William Magnet
G. W. Gibbs
George I Gibbs
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Harry Foster
Wellesley
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Martha
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C. M. Gill
Hastings Gabriel
Clarksburg
W. Va
Martha Fulton
Clarks Chapel
Pearl Jennings
Boston
Jennings
J. S. Sherrard
Tom Byrne
Gen. Johnson
Hugh 8. Johnson
Elizabeth Beasley
Nashville, Tenn
Henry McEvoy, Jr
Kansas City, Mo
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R. J. Bolin
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Elizabeth's Hospital
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M Pierce
Poplar Street
Chas. C. Millika
Optomet
Millikan Jewelry
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