Blue Division Wins Contests Amid Local Visits
In a busy weekend, Blue Division is declared winner of the contest as HAC ACES defeat Gold Vision. The event features noted attendees including Mrs. Charles Robinett and Mrs. William Syseiou. Sunday visits to Zatesviils and reports of Mrs. Harry Johnson recovering from injuries accompany the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinett
Willhiam Syseiou
Millfield
Ant
Iwille
Zatesviils
Harry Johnson
Od Man's
Lithe Withgins
Amit
Eigen
Militheld
Ste Patings
Rogérs Deleware
William Clary
Flore Antehrer
Slvener
Diearee
Weather, farms and social news from a 1920s town
The fragment notes heavy weather and crop damage near Tres, with reports of farm deaths and dairy concerns in Lower Townshin. It mentions social events at the Howard home, dances with Kathyrn and Dorothy Gillespie, and various visitors and gatherings. Agricultural activity, church and lodge events, and local travel to Columbus, Athens, and Newark are referenced, along with funeral attendance and harvest efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Hooper
Lillis
Georet Austell
Childres i
Newark
Tisit
Mra
Lille
Saidas Sebaot
Eiver
Howard
Tix Danelter
Miss Mayrd
Lestess
Home Economics Club program at Plains High School
The Plains High School Home Economics Club presented a program in the auditorium on June 6. Christine Cordray led the event, with performances by Margie Vagle, Lophendis Stanfer, Dave Styely, Michel Vera McGee, Tori Meads, and Pauline Art of Yearl etnaS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauscey
Ciris
the Plains High School
Pete Cis
Christine Cordrays
Margie Vv Nagle
Lhpfendis Stanfler
Tave Styely
Micheel Vera McGee
Tori Meads
Ated
Basse
Pauline
Etnas
Chauncey Urges Fireworks Ban and Social Notices
Fragmented local notices show Chauncey calling to set Fourth of July rules to avoid fireworks. The jumbled text mentions residents near Oak, families, and various personal notes about gatherings, birthdays, and acquaintances, including references to Mr and Mrs. Terbe and Aunt Weilispuilid.
BIRTCHER FACES ANNUAL FINE IN LIQUOR CASE
Clarence Barect of Nelsonville charged with illegal liquor manufacture and operating a still faces over a year in the Ohio State Penitentiary and a $590 fine after a Friday Common Pleas Court hearing. Bircher was arraigned earlier and pledged not guilty, then bound over with $1,000 bond. Other recent actions include Roy Bircher and William Warren being sent back to Mansfield Reformatory on statutory charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Barect Nelsonville
Ohio Staty
Common Pleas
Toedonak
Willard Guess
Wilson Aior
Biricher
H. Porter
Canes Cleas
Roy Blrtcher
William Warren
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield Early Sauridas
Instruction Camp For Leaders Near Newark
An instruction camp for leaders in conducting 4-H programs will be held near Newark, with extension agents and local leaders attending. Equipment moved from Jackson Township to a new joint site at the Ralph Barker farm near Union to supply water for the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camm
Newark
Moi
Sarid T
EL Johnson
Alin
Tension Agenst
Torena Levier
Lodi Sunshine Chath
Fiessie Leman
Feader
Rome
Stifences Club
En- Var
Pridhart
Jackson
Township
Athens
Hocking Counties
Ralph Barker
Union
Iran
Flewart
Barker
Cooper Will Continue Lectures Each Sunday
The first of a series on Geographic Prutences In the Holy Land by De le EB. Cooper, geography professor at Ohio University, will be delivered June 23 at 9:15 PM in the Presbyterian Church. Open discussion vesper services follow, directed by Miss Frances Randall, with Olive Carpenter in charge of the discussion.
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Holy Land
Dele
EB. Cooper
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church
Olive Carpenter
Misa Srances Randall
Christisr nAemver
Arabalix Prasdant
Barry Gulls
Atee
Maturine Carwell
Whale
Walton League To Have Outing Here
Walton League of Athens will hold a picnic at the Makergrounds Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. The event follows a recent membership drive led by Clyde Mansfield, captain. There will be eating, horse-shoe pitching and other sports for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfarthers
Izaak Walton
League of Athens
Fakrerounds
Clyde Mansfield
Ers
TEACHER HOSTS DAW SCHOOL PARTY IN LEXINGTON AVENUE
Mrs Mllen Oyler hosted a June gathering for her Sut daw school Wass of anniall girls in Lexington Avenue. Refreshments were served to Edna Ghintan Frances Evener Jen Blackford Greta Helen Harveys Violet Fini Mildred Grzhany Virgin Ervetyi Dorothy Nell Oxte Wanda Patitts Kessy Bel Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapacbey
Mllen Oyler
Anniall
Court House Doings in Common Pleas Court
In a damages suit brought by William Arbsugit and the Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company against Re send Mason a verdict was returned in favor of the defendant. A settlement of 21.59 percent had been talked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fes
Citiens Central Bank
Nelsoneile
Lens Ris
Td Wana
Thirssay
William Arbsugit
the &. Paul Fire and Maria Insurance Company
Resend Mason
Tarkeil
U. S. 530 Route in West Will Be Improved
The National U.S. highway program aims to improve U.S. 530 through western states California Nevada Utah and Colorado under federal supervision. Secretary Burgeth noted the act enables appropriations for highway construction on public lands without state contributions, concluding the U.S. 40 Highway program to link transcontinental routes.
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West
H S. Burgeth
Neonal
U.S. 80 Blehting Association
Con. Cps
Bullayey
Flurgele És
California
Nevada
Utah
Collorado
Pius XT Report Shows Attendees From State at Conference
The report names Pope Pius XT, Mroend Mm Co, Hopkina, Lé Morcta Avante and Winthrop Wadleigh as attendees. Ella Keynes returns from a trip with Mrs Murphey and family. Discussions include support for local schools and a National Bariation Association convention set from June 1 to July 3. relatives plan Akron visit and university activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroend Mm Co
Hopkina
Lé Morcta Avante
Winthrop Wadleigh
Srivia
Daumharty
Uplumbas
Bariation Assoc Birtar
Prom
Akron
In Society Dance Arrangements At Athens County Club
In society news many nights of social dancing are planned at Athens County Club this Thursday evening. Mrs Atotine Meiner leads the dance committee with invitations and program details. Guests are urged to attend social events, with emphasis on courtesy and proper dress. The notice lists attendees and organizers including Mr and Mrs Feniters and Mr & Mrs Gear Fonnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Countie Club
Imeiner
Phares
Pottses Welcome Daughter Rosee Anne in Welmesdar
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Potts of Townsend Addition Welmesdar celebrate the birth of a daughter, Rosee Anne, on June 15. The couple thanks friends for support during the joyful event.
War Veterans Banquet Guests at Local Meeting
War veterans from Camp 71 and the Women’s Auxiliary were guests at their regular monthly meeting. Members from Coolville Athena Nelsonville Lowe Chauncey and Joba attended. A banquet on the lawn led to a gathering at the Kelches home with camp and auxiliary groups meeting in adjacent rooms. Officers reported growing membership and invited guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B
Seloh
Tefarson Brrest
Nalwonwilig
Wors ‘Osta
Women's Auxiliary
Coolville
Athena
Nelsonville
Lowa
Chauncey
Joba
Jaervert
Chasein
Kelches
Gacht
Little House
Stites
Mansfeld
Bosinags
Sally
Ing
Rapaly
Officars
Sir Fermeberg
Taran
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Alhninesy
Mas Walece
Millfield Ews
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Clyde Wend
Anderson
Andrey Collins
Pankins Tracy
Kethrin
Dorothy Gillespie
Meg Howard
Frank McDaniel
Myrie Thomas
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John Brewer
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Kinthrye
H. ©. McTanier
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PP. Hill
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L. Levre
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Lidwer
Mary V
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L Theisen
Clarence Brown
Trimbie
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Puth James
Dow Sanders
Albany
G. L. Saith
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Hom
Arthur Tiplett
Mary Carolyn Guerre
Mnrelay
Mary Lou Fisk
Graymont
Sarah Themes
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Bonday
George Johnson
Mouser
Ruth Taties
Birs
Wagha Snyder
Aughies
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Martha Or Son
Leonard Kimpsen
Tor Baker
Florida
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Hau
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Baewins
Perens
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Kallis
Galliwols
Cheshire
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Weilispuielid
Thomas Terbe
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Mars
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Bertha “Tee
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Yepas
Birtcher
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Hugh Groffersop
Sluder
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Walton League
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Jaune
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Atin
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Tieuretey
Reaumont
Hess
Fiske
Red Shaffer
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W. Murphey
East State Ricert
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Keninetty
Andy
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Sips
Susan Pickering
Ephel Peterkin
C.D. Wyekdee
Dab
Steealamy
Tien
Athens Country Club
Gear Fonnell
Pete
Marian
Atak Ee Lea
Erin
Muriay
Athens Cleaners
Dyers
N. Court St
H. B. Byerly
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W.B. Drake - Jeweler
Frank R. Murphey
Athens, Ohio
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Ohld
Wort
Mill Street
Robert S. Wood
C. N. Mackinnon
P. O. Nichols
Adv
Athens Messenger
Outdoor Sports, Inc
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