Seventh Birthday Party For Marret Guthrie At Home
The seventh birthday of Marret Alice Guthrie was celebrated at her parents’ home 72 North Congress street with guests including Ruth Phillips Natalie Slaughter and Julia Ann Guteman. The event featured a pink and white refreshment table a large cake and favors filled with candy.
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Marret
Alice Guthrie
E. A. Guthrie
North
Congress Street
Emma Gotchel
Ohio University
Mrs. Guthrie
8. K. Burson
Ruth Phillips
Natalie Slaughter
Erma Ruth Greenawal
Helen Hayes
Carolyn Fuller
Betty
Lois McCoy
Otha O'Neal
Juanita Saylor
Athens
Julia Ann Guteman
Marie Grim
Shade
Margaret Alice
Weekend visits from relatives feature in Grosvenor Street
Mrs. Dora Robinson hosted weekend guests including her nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. T. B. James and nephew Robert James of Columbus. They planned visits with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Price in Cuanaanville and Glouster later this evening as Robert James heads home to see relatives.
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Dora Robinson
Grosvenor Street
T. B. James
Robert James
Columbus
James
Cuanaanville
I. N. Price
Glouster
McCarty Heads to Washington for Business Trip
Mr. C. H. McCarty left today for Washington D C on a business trip.
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C. H. McCarty
Washington, D. C
Mrs Dora Barth and Anne Hoobler Open Athens Chautauqua
Mrs Dora Barth and her sister Mrs Anne Hoobler of Coolville conclude their week in Athens attending the chautauqua program. The sisters are noted for their active involvement in local cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Barth
Anne Hoobler
Coolville
Athens
Chautauqua
Ohio teachers meeting trip returns from Cedar Point
An automobile party led by Mr Watson Ladd and including Miss Katharine Templer Miss May Templer a Cuyahoga Falls teacher and Miss Laura Bailey toured Cedar Point with Toledo Detroit and Indianapolis on their itinerary May Templer leaves the party in Detroit en route to Indianapolis for a National Education association meeting.
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Watson Ladd
Katherine Templer
Belpre
May Templer
Cuyahoga Falls
Laura Bailey
Cedar Point
Ohio
Toledo
Detroit
Meigs County and Columbus Visitors Stop at 17 Walker Street
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Carper and daughter Frieda and Mrs. Ella Staneart of Meigs county and Mrs. Lydia Rankin of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hallett, 17 Walker Street, Sunday. They also
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Bates Carper
Frieda
Ella Staneart
Meigs County
Lydia Rankin
Columbus
James A. Hallett
Walker Street
Not So Fast Comedy-Drama Delights Chautauqua Audience
Monday evening's program drew a full tent as audiences enjoyed the comedy drama Not So Fast about Blake the prudent moralist and Rose Standish with Robin and Sylvester Van. Gounod's Faust was performed in English by five singers with clear enunciation aiding the subtile plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Blake
New Yorker
Rose Standish
Robin
Sylvester van
Charles Gounod
Faust
Father Seeks Custody of Child in Habeas Corpus Case
Leo P. Gallagher won a writ of habeas corpus from Judge L. G. Worstell directing William Wade to bring Margaret Gallagher to court at 10 tomorrow for a custody hearing. Gallagher says the child was given to Mrs. Charles McQuaid after his wife’s death when she was 14 months old, with no legal adoption. McQuaid’s death left the girl in Wade’s custody. Gallagher will pursue custody at the hearing.
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Leo P. Gallagher
Common Pleas
L. G. Worstell
William Wade
Margaret Gallagher
Gallagher
Charles McQuaid
Dinner guest at 61 South Congress street honored guest
Professor and Mrs Earl B South host Hon Charles W Cookson as chautauqua lecturer today. Cookson is a noted lecturer and teacher and serves on the Board of Trustees of Ohio University.
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Earl B. South
South
Congress Street
Charles W. Cookson
Cookson
Ohio University
Local families return from Welford weekend trip
Mr and Mrs W Thomas Edmundson Mr and Mrs B A Bennett Prof and Mrs Lester Hayman and daughter Alice Margaret returned from Welford West Virginia where they visited Mr and Mrs C J Van Valey over the weekend by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas Edmundson
B. A. Bennett
Lester Hayman
Alice Margaret
Welford
W. Va
C. J. van Valey
Mrs. Smith Visits Cleveland Family. Returns Home Next Week
Mrs. C. E. Smith of Cleveland visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cc. N. France of Mill View place. She will return home next week with her sister Irene France. Mr. Smith who came with his wife returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Cleveland
Cc. N. France
Mill View Place
Irene France
Smith
Miss Irene Deviyn Speaks at Theta Phi Alpha Convention
Miss Irene Deviyn organizer of Theta Phi Alpha returns from the national convention at Lake Geneva Wisconsin June 22 25 held at Hotel Geneva. She is among three speakers on the program presenting Organization and Extension. Also attending from Delta chapter were Rosemary Acker Nelsonville and alumnae delegate Catherine Overmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Deviyn
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Lake Geneva
Wis
Hotel Geneva
Deviyn
Delta Chapter
Rosemary Acker
Nelsonville
Catherine Overmyer
Cleveland visitors spend weekend with Robeys
Mr Charles FE Robey of Cleveland motored here Friday and visited over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs James Robey at 171 West Washington Street. The trip was made by motor with Mr Co E Smith also of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Robey
Cleveland
James Robey
West Washington Street
Co. E. Smith
Guests from Columbus Visit Hooper Family at 47 Mound Street
Mr and Mrs Bert Hooper of 47 Mound Street entertain Prof and Mrs C H Growden and daughter Marjorie of Columbus for a few days as their guests.
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Bert Hooper
Mound Street
C. H. Growden
Marjorie
Columbus
Huntington Man Severely Injured in Auto Accident
W. H. Stakely of Huntington sustained severe head and knee lacerations when his car crashed into a concrete culvert at Pratt's Fork on the Athens Pomeroy road about 7 pm. His unidentified chauffeur was slightly bruised. The new car bearing a dealer’s license was badly damaged. Stakely told hospital staff he was manager of the Quaker Oats Huntington branch.
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W. H. Stakely
Huntington
W. Va
Pratt’s Fork
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Stakley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jagers
Quaker Oats Company
Fisherman Injured When Car Hits Obstacle
A man and his friend were on a fishing trip when Stakely was thrown through the windshield. The extent of his injuries was not yet known this morning. He feared his wife would learn of the accident soon.
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Stakely
Traffic rules tightened in city as fines levied
Mayor L A Koons announced a campaign to curb speeding and careless driving. Four offenders were fined for speeding no lights improper parking and costs. The effort aims to reduce violations and enforce parking and lighting requirements amid calls for stricter observance. An assault charge against Mrs Jody Mickey Armitage was dismissed after a key witness failed to appear.
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L. A. Koons
Fiverett Foreman
Arthur A. Sprague
E. D. Givler
Wilbur Emish
Koons
Athens
Jody
Mickey
Armitage
Five Men Fined in Helwig Court Tuesday
Five men were fined by Magistrate P. W. Helbig on petty criminal charges all morning. Three others escaped trial on liquor charges when nine faced Ath jail terms this week. Names include Edgar Mari and Earl George Willid, with fines and costs set.
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P. W. Helbig
Earl George Willid
Con
Jail Breakers Near Lodi County Reported by Mariner
The report notes Thomas Davies, Thomas McLelland, and Merrill Coey paid fines for digging for groundhogs on C. E. Stevens farm. Elmer Searles and William Warren paid for wrong auto tags. Three men—George Tate Jim Benix and Cliff Martin—escaped, with court documents and seized automobiles awaiting their return.
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Ner
Thomas Davies
Charles Seibers
Thomas McLelland
Merrill Coey
C. E. Stevens
Lodi
Stevens
Elmer Searles
William Warren
Mariner
Hamley Run
George Tate
Jim Benix
Cliff Martin
Senator Willis Delivers Addresses Across State and Campus
Senator Frank Willis of Ohio spoke to the Ohio University student body on liberal education and disciplined study. He praised preserving historic campus buildings and recalled ties with General Grosvenor. He then addressed Kiwanis in St Paul, Christian Endeavor in Canton, and Rotarians in Massillon, with plans for speeches in Columbus, Cleveland, Norwalk, and a chautauqua tent event with the League of Women Voters.
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Frank Willis
United States
Ohio
Ohio University
Senator Willis
Rotarians
Massilon
Columbus
Cleveland
Willis
Norwalk
League of Women Voters
Christian Church
Higley Bible
Ice Boxes Rare in England Says Government Survey
Government surveys on selling ice making gear abroad find ice wagons and ice boxes little known in England. Some ice is sold by fishmongers.
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Washington
England
The World Owes You a Living Quote
A reflective aphorism notes the world’s gifts come with delayed payment and a lesson in patience for those seeking immediate reward.
P. D. Q. liquid fire bedbug remedy claimed
An odd vendor note touts P. D. Q. bedbug killer as liquid fire that kills bedbugs and eggs. It promises a patent free spout and bottles that purge both bugs and their eggs, claiming strong strength and mashable results in treated clothing.
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D. Q
Athens High School Acknowledges Mosquito Mapping Project
Athens high school summer session students under Prof Harold Mardis map the city to locate every mosquito breeding place. The plan includes showing the map downtown for citizen awareness and notifying property owners to remove breeding sites. Principal Rupp notes practical, individualized instruction across math economics and general science.
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Athens
Harold Mardis
Misquitos
R. H. Rupp
Mardis
Edward 8. Dowell
Miner Held in Non Support Case in Logan West Virginia
Albert Burns of Logan West Virginia is held on a non support charge after pleading guilty before Magistrate Carl Porter. He has not been sentenced. Burns is a working miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burns
Logan
W. Va
Carl Porter
Family alleges lack of support after Burns sent family to Hollister
The wife claims in her complaint that he sent her and their four children to Hollister some time ago and has not provided support since. Constable Edgar Mariner traveled to Logan to address Burns Saturday night.
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Hollister
Edgar Mariner
Logan
Burns
Families Hold Second Reunion In Sugar Creek
The Dorr and Harvey relatives, about fifty people, gathered at the Lee Dorr home for their second annual reunion. A noon picnic dinner was shared and representatives from Athens county communities attended, with plans to meet on the last Sunday of June each year to celebrate birthdays.
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Sugar Creek
Dorr
Harvey
Lee Dorr
Athens County
Athens
When golf HR mind on the ball it just a
A brief note compares golf play to mental focus on the ball, suggesting simple mental clarity affects performance. The fragment implies a casual or instructional tone about concentrating during golf. No additional matchable facts or names are present.
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8. C. Staneart
Sarah Staneart
W. A. Wolfe
Second Street
W. H. Reefer
Letart Falls
N. J. Howell
Lancaster Street
Guy French
Curran Drive
Scott R. Wolfe
Helwig Court
Rege
Artbles
Edgar Mari
Higley
Women Voters
Jesky
Beilbugs
Athens High Summer School
Hartwell
Rupp
Miner
Fulton Typewriter
Arthur C. Bradshaw
Tampa, Florida
Typewriter
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House Cline Bldg
Lier
Elim
The
Gline Pharmacy
Moore
Court St
Bank of Athens
Bogti
MR. Foster
Taloum
Optometrist
Cornwells
Bamby Bread
Ranch’s Bakery
Preston
Preston’s Stores
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