Athens society notes and visiting lists in Athens Ohio
IN SOCIETY sections note St Charles and St. Louis style entries with visits to Mrs O O Mantz at 216 West Washington Street. Guests include Mrs T C McCracken Mrs C M Copeland Mrs Ralph Clifford and others. Ohio resident Dr C O Fordyce of Toledo visited. time spent with local families after travels tied to family illness and passing.
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VA. C. D
O. O. Mantz
Westashington Street
George Maxwell
Jane
Ralph Clifford
T. C. McCracken
C. M. Copeland
W. L. Gard
C. W. Harvey
S. M. Haffey
A. A. Atkinson
C. O. Fordyce
Toledo
W. W. Coe
Harold Coe
Pennsboro
W. Va
Sarah Fordyce
Current Events club marks seventh anniversary dinner
The Current Events club celebrated its seventh anniversary with a 6 pm dinner at Mrs. Pearl Drake’s home 16 Montrose avenue. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. James Woodworth and others. The program featured a paper by Mrs. J R Harvey on Athens Fifty Years Ago and readings by Mrs. E L Church. Guest Mrs C E Stailey of Columbus attended. Next meeting March 17 will be at Mrs. W W Lee’s home 46 Grosvenor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Drake
Montrose Avenue
James Woodworth
R. P. Imes
W. D. Hill
Ray Latham
W. H. Worthman
J. R. Harvey
Athens
E. L. Church
C. E. Stailey
Columbus
W. W. Lee
Grosvenor Street
Junior High Girls Elect Offices at Sunday School Meeting
The junior high school girls class of the Presbyterian Sunday school met last evening with teacher Miss Verdetta Moor. Officers elected include President Margaret Radford and Secretary Treasurer Louise Barnhart with Miss Aileen Campbell as guest director of physical education in public schools.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Verdetta Moor
Margaret Radford
Louise Barnhart
Aileen Campbell
Bridge Dinner Honors Sigma Sigma Sigma Chapter
The active chapter pledges alumnae and patronesses and faculty advisor of Sigma Sigma Sigma were entertained at a bridge dinner by Mrs. W. E. Moler and Mrs. R. F. Demers at the Moler home on North College street. Nine tables were used with roses and sweet peas for decor and purple and white hand painted tally cards. Elsie Gegenheimer won the high score trophy. Gladys Medley took second. The Higley Study circle observed Constitution Day at Mrs. C. W. Gross home with quotes and a paper by Mrs. W. L. Gard. The annual business meeting is set for March 17 at Mrs. George Coe’s home. Burness Stout and spouse returned to Moundsville, W. Va.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
W. E. Moler
R. F. Demers
Moler
North College Street
Louise Daggett
Pauline Jones
Elizabeth Foley
Elsie Gegenheimer
Gladys Medley
George Starr Lasher
F. A. Cottingham
T. N. Hoover
Dow Grones
Miss Stevens
Higley
C. W. Gross
Morris Avenue
Hamilton
Jefferson
W. L. Gard
P. H. Druggan
George Coe
North
Lancaster Street
Teachers to Meet Miss Edith Peyton Saturday
Athens county primary teachers will meet with Miss Edith Peyton at 1 30 Saturday afternoon in Dr G E Carrothers office in Ellis hall.
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Athens County
Edith Peyton
G. E. Carrothers
Ellis Hall
Country Club Card Party Draws Fifty-Two Members
Fifty two members attended the calendar card party at the country club last evening. Thirteen tables were in play. Out of town guests included Mrs. C. M. Shepard of Columbus and Mrs. Charles Radcliff of Lancaster. Mrs. Robert Hodkins led women with top score, followed by Mrs. Roger J. Jones. Among men, Harvey C. Baker and Harley F. E. Moler attained the top two scores.
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Country Club
C. M. Shepard
Columbus
Charles Radcliff
Lancaster
Robert Hodkins
Roger J. Jones
Harvey C. Baker
Harley FE. Moler
Chauncey School Case Set In Common Pleas
A Common Pleas trial in State of Ohio v Leona Swart is set for March 13. Swart as Chauncey Dover township school district secretary treasurer refused to surrender books and district funds after districts were combined. Prior rulings found Shields as taxpayer grounds for surrender, reversal by Court of Appeals lacking taxpayer proof. amended petition triggers new trial date.
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Common Pleas
State of
Ohio
Leona Swart
Chauncey
Dover
Miss Swart
Common Pleas Court
Charles Shields
Court of Appeals
Worstell
Shields
James Burt Honored with Gold Watch for Bible Class Service
The Higley Bible class of the Christian church presented assistant teacher James Burt with a gold watch last night after the Trimble Loch township debates. Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig praised Burt for his leadership and service to the class. A separate note mentions three engines planned for a new Fokker airplane being designed in Holland.
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James Burt
Higley
The
Christian Church
Trimble-Loch Township
Pearl W. Helwig
Burt
Fokker
Holland
Corn Thief Outfaced by Amesville Neighbor
Charles Gifford near Sharpsburg intercepted a corn thief at 10:30 last night. The man fled after being shot at and abandoned a partially filled sack, corn, gloves, and left behind bloodstains.
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Amesville
Charles Gifford
Sharpsburg
Gifford
Final Plans Made for U Faculty 10 Meet Student
A personnel conference at U Faculty 10 will start at 6 45 p m Monday with faculty visitations to sororities and fraternities and meetings for non fraternity students. Dean Chubb McCracken Voigt and Bryan assign senior freshman sophomore and junior non fraternity groups to offices and rooms for talks and personal conferences.
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Co. WA
Imade
Elmer B. Bryan
Fine Arts
Edwin W. Chubb
Swinghall
Thomas McCracken
Irma E. Voigt
Ewing Hall
Mary Tener
West Union
Robert Soule
Parkersburg
Evelyn Coulter
Clair M. Hughey
Edith Campbell
Vocational Bureau of Cincinnati
Antioch
Stanley B. Matthewson
Antioch College
Professor Matthewson
Miss Campbell
Miss Barbour
Dean McCracken
Newcome Funeral Held Saturday at Central Avenue Church
Funeral services for Miss Susan Newcome will be conducted at 2 PM Saturday in the Central avenue Methodist church. Burial follows in West Union street cemetery.
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Newcome
Susan Newcome
Central Avenue M. E
West Union Street
Roman Empire Reaches Greatest Extent in Year 117
In 117 the Roman Empire attained its maximum territorial reach, marking the zenith of imperial expansion. Rulers under Trajan governed a vast domain spanning Europe the Near East and North Africa, shaping ancient governance and military reach.
Miss Pickering's Room Wins Tardiness Banner at Athens Junior High
Three students were late in February keeping Miss Nelle Pickering's home room at Athens Junior High free from tardiness, winning the banner presented at the morning assembly. Room 12 led by Catheryn Campbell succeeds last month’s banner. William Cooper presided as student council president. Two basketball games are set for tonight with Glouster and Guysville, Athens second team facing Guysville first. A live goat on stage bore the slogan Let's get Glouster's goat.
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Nelle Pickering
Athens Junior High School
Howard Warner
Alice Good
Catheryn Campbell
William Cooper
Glouster
Guysville
Athens
Glousiter
Special Service Planned Sunday At First Presbyterian
The Message of the Cross will inspire a Sunday communion at First Presbyterian Church with the choir performing The Sanctus Benedictus and Art Thou Weary. New members join the church. The Rev A Y Wilcox discusses three great hymns at the evening service. Joe Lord presides over the Christian Endeavor society second meeting for high school students.
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First Presbyterian
Gounod
del Riego
A. Y. Wilcox
Society of the Christian Endeavor
Joe Lord
Two More Face Traffic Charges
The Sugar Creek storekeeper Arch Stanley pleaded guilty to passing a stop sign and paid a $5 fine. W B Thomas a New York City salesman failed to stop before a main thoroughfare and appeared before the mayor. the mayor fined him $5.
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Arch Stanley
Sugar Creek
W. W. Thomas
New York City
New York State
Hizzoner
Average shark yields ten square feet of feather
A brief note asserts that the average shark produces about ten square feet of feather, a claim presented without context or sourcing.
Irwin seeks partition of Albany property in Common Pleas
George Irwin heir to William H. Irwin filed suit in Common Pleas asking for division of his one fifth share of the Albany property. If division is impractical he requests sale of the property and division of proceeds among heirs.
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Albany
George Irwin
William H. Irwin
Common Pleas Court
Floodwood Man Freed On Charges
Dell Woods of Floodwood was acquitted in Common Pleas court of carrying a concealed weapon and of pointing it at Louis Windle. After a bridge quarrel, Woods allegedly struck at Windle. Windle swore Woods drew and pointed a gun, but witnesses testified they did not see any weapon.
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Dell Woods
Floodwood
Common Pleas
Louis Windle
Woods
Windle
Handicap ERE introduces new women's hygiene product
The ad promotes Handicap ERE as a modern sanitary option. It claims eight in ten women use KOTEX and praises its disposal convenience, high absorbency, and deodorizing effect. It states availability at drug and department stores and urges women to ask for it confidently.
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KOTEX
Religious Census Completed Ahead of Millfield Campaign
Jacksonville March 5 Preparatory to the pre Easter Evangelistic campaign of the Methodist Episcopal church under Rev W G Parker a religious census of Jacksonville Trimble and Millfield has been completed Other churches cooperated in the census A series of evangelistic meetings will be held at the Millfield church from March 7 to 20 led by Rev Parker with music as a feature Beginning March 21 through Easter Sunday the program continues
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Jacksonville
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Parker
Trimble
Millfield
Evangelistic Services at Jacksonville Church
Evangelistic services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Jacksonville with a pastor as preacher. The series aims to climax on Easter Sunday with the reception of members and baptism of children.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Jacksonville
Meigs County Boy Highly Honored in Pittsburgh Teaching Post
Coolville March 6 C Dr Nickels a former Coolville high school graduate with a B S from University of Pittsburgh School of Business Administration has been elected to teach in the economics department at the university. He has a
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Coolville
Dr. Nickels
Coolville High School
School of Business Administration
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Local close records highlight nickels from Meigs county
A fragmented report notes a close with 588 total items, among which eighty four are nickels. It identifies a person named Nickels as a son of O Ly from Meigs County.
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O. Ly]i
Meigs County
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