White Shrine Elect Officers For Year In Nelsonville Area
White Shrine Lodge elected officers for the year at Tuesday night’s meeting. Named were Mary Lines as worthy high priestess, Clarence Washburn as watchman of the shepherds, Lydia Fenzel as noble prophetess, Emma Palmer as worthy scribe, Ruth Parker as treasurer, Ida Hill as chaplain, Hannah Brookins as worthy shepherdess, Ida Hohenadel as worthy guide, and W. Thomas Edmundson as trustee for three years. Nannie Allom Chapter Rebekah Lodge No 553 to meet Thursday at 7:30 in the I O O F Hall with a social hour to follow. Mrs. F L Preston and Mrs. Byron Wolfe of Logan visit Elizabeth Kern and W H McKee on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
White Shrine Lodge
Mary Lines
Nelsonville
Clarence Washburn
Watchman of the Shepherds
Lydia Fenzel
Emma _ Palmer
Ruth Parker
Ida Hill
Millfield
Hannah Brookins
Ida Hohenadel
W. Thomas Edmundson
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Woman to Hunt Lost Tribe in Brazil Jungle
Elizabeth Steen a California graduate student sets sail for Rio de Janeiro and into Mato Grosso seeking a lost Indigenous tribe. She travels with an Indian guide and a lay interpreter maid facing deadly reptiles heat and hostile tribes as she pursues a potential doctoral degree.
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New York
URM
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Elizabeth Steen
San Jose
Calif
Matto Grosso
Por
Miss Steen
United Press
Steen
University of California
Liquor Runner Fined and Car Confiscated in Washington County
Russell Reese of Charleston West Virginia pleaded guilty in Probate Court to transporting liquor through Washington County and was fined 500 plus costs. A new car used to haul liquor was confiscated. L Walden of Dunbar WV, driver of the other car seized near Unionville, is jailed awaiting a similar charge. The case ties to statewide moonshine probes led by N O Whiting and prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Erb
N. O. Whiting
State Prohibition Enforcement Department
Akron
Washington County
West Virginia
Reese
Walden
Highway 21
Unionville
Charleston
W. Va
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets advertised
An article extols McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a vitamin rich treatment for frail children. It claims vitamins A and D are extracted from cod liver oil and formed into sugar coated tablets sold for 60 cents per 60 tablets, asserting the product’s superiority over plain cod liver oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCoy
Sayre Circle Elect Officers For Ensuing Year
Sayre Study Circle elected officers at a Tuesday meeting at 34 West Carpenter Street. D C Snow re elected as president with P J Huffman as first vice president and A E Wagner as second vice president. Fifteen members attended and reports were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Circle
Sayre Study Circle
E. G. Campbell
West Carpenter Street
D. C. Snow
D. B. Green
P. J. Huffman
A. E. Wagner
QO. EB. McClure
F. F. Kittle
W. H. Jewett
University Band Benefit Concert at Alumni Memorial Auditorium
The Ohio University concert band presents a 7 30 p m program arranged by Prof Curtis Janssen featuring marches overtures popular favorites and solos. Proceeds benefit the band and the East Side Parent Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Curtis Janssen
Bagley
von Suppe
Lee
Kathleen Jolly
King
John and
Joseph Strauss
Russell Unkrich
Eilenberg
Wagner
Dvorak
Robert Whittier
Messrs. Lange
Smith
Hoffmaster
LeRoy
Long
Guthrie
Philathea Class March Meeting at 73 North Congress Street
The Philathea Class of the Christian Church held its March meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Christina Church's home, 73 North Congress Street. Mrs. Etta Foster presided, with Miss Church and hostesses Louisa Steele and Lucille Duffee in charge of social entertainment. Contests were won by Mrs. Etta Foster, Mrs. Everett Shirley, and Mrs. Jones. Mrs KE L Church, hostess mother, contributed readings. St Patrick's Day refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Christian Church Sunday School
Christina Church
North
Congress Street
Etta Foster
Miss Church
Louisa Steele
Lucille Duffee
Everett Shirley
Jones
KE. L. Church
Bryan Granddaughter Belcher Born in Houston Title
President and Mrs FE B Bryan announce the birth of their granddaughter Margaret Gay Belcher born Tuesday March 4 to Mr and Mrs Gerald J Belcher of Houston Texas The newborn is named for Mrs Bryan and marks a family milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B. Bryan
Margaret Gay Belcher
Gerald J. Belcher
Houston
Texas
Belcher
Bryan
Clyde Mansfield To Head Walton League
Clyde Mansfield was elected president of the Athens Branch of the Izaak Walton League at a meeting in the City Building. Officers named include vice president Wilson Smith treasurer Joseph Slinglaff secretary Prof A R Kresge. A ten day membership drive and a casting contest on March 12 were announced. L F Jones to attend the state convention in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mansfield
Athens
Izaak Walton League
Wilson Smith
Joseph Slinglaff
A. R. Kresge
C. W. Fink
O. FE. Dewey
O. EK. McClure
Parkersburg Abandons Sunday Movie Policy
Parkersburg will not show Sunday movies after a series of talks with the Parkersburg Ministerial Association and meetings with business leaders, women’s clubs and hospital representatives. Theater owners agreed to suspend Sunday openings until the community’s wishes are clear and broadly accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ministerial Association of
English Club Meets at Dean Li Home Reading Five Works
Five original works and a short story by an English author were read at the English Club meeting hosted by Dean and Mrs. Li at Court Street on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Miss Helen Patton Honored At Party In Chauncey
Chauncey March 6. The home of Mr and Mrs Grover C Patton in Millfield hosted a party and dinner for their daughter Miss Helen Patton on her seventeenth birthday. The dining room was decorated in red and blue with eight girls at table. Ruth Gardner acted as toastmaster as guests spoke and sang. Attending were Ruth Gardner Reena Shatter Mary Stalder Margaret Johnson Ernestine Mingus Christine Mingus Helen Patton Julia Ternini Mr and Mrs William Wem mer Mr and Mrs G C Patton and Woodrow Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Patton
Millfeld
Helen Patton
Julia Terim
Ruth Gardner
Reena Shatter
Mary Stalder
Margaret Johnson
Chauncey
Ernestine Mingus
Christine Mingus
Julia Termini
William Wemmer
G. Cc. Patton
Woodrow Patton
Altman Family Mourns Jacob Altman Funeral Held
Max Altman Chauncey and Sam Altman Glouster traveled to Newark New Jersey after telegram announced the death of Jacob Altman age 53. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 8 pm with burial in Newark. Survived by widow and six children including daughter Mrs Herman Luckoff of Athens who could not attend. Mr and Mrs Altman were in Newark last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Max Altman
Sam Altman
Glouster
Newark
N. J
Jacob Altman
Altman
Herman Luckoff
Athens
Taft's Strength Surprises Nation Amid Illness
Washington March 5 William Howard Taft continued to cling to life with surprising stamina. His doctors Francis Hagner and Thomas Claytor who last Thursday said recovery was impossible, noted his condition improved late yesterday prompting a temporary halt to midnight calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
William Howard
Ife
Francis Hagner
Thomas Claytor
Husband Brings Suit In Second Instance
NEW LEXINGTON March 5 For the second time within a year Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith of Corning are involved in a divorce proceeding in court here. Last year Mrs Smith sued for divorce charging cruelty but a reconciliation was effected. Today the husband appeared in Probate Court here and filed suit for divorce charging gross neglect and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Herbert Smith
Corning
Altman Family Wedding Notices Highlight Sons Sam and Mike
The text notes Sam Altman attended his wedding with family present. It also states Mike Altman, now of Newark and formerly Chauncey, was married two weeks earlier, marking another family union reported in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Altman
Mike Altman
Newark
Chauncey
Measles Outbreak Affects Millfield Pupils
About forty pupils in Millfield schools are out due to measles amid a regional outbreak. No new Chauncey cases reported. most affected children have recovered. Evelyn Moore arrives from Akron to finish the school year at The Plains School. her mother Pat Moore remains hospitalized in White Cross Hospital after surgery, improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Akron
Minsevelyn Moore
the Plains School
Lucy Surgeon
the Plains
Pat Moore
White Cross Hospital
Miss Marjorie Thomas Visits Parents in Circtehtil
CHAUNCEY March Miss Marjorie Thomas in nurses training at Grant Hospital Columbus spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Rice Thomas in Circtehtil.
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Chauncey, March
Marjorie Thomas
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Rice Thomas
Circtehtil
Mines in Operation Rise to Twelve in Chauncey District
Chauncey March 6 An increase of two mines operating yesterday brings the total to 12 mines in operation in the district today Those on the working list include No 9 No 72 No 256 No 267 No 10 No 69 Ohio No 1 No 68 No 24 Poston No 6 and Chauncey No 25 plus others listed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohio
Poston
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F. L. Preston
Byron Wolfe
Logan
Elizabeth Kern
W. H. McKee
Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Cate Ricrty
Woodworths
S. Court St
NEW Grand
The
Aeolian Company
Ask
Haines
Great International Piano Makers
Westinghouse Electric
Emerson
Clough and Warren
Parker Brothers
Athens, Ohio
Clay Milar
Cincinnati
Current Events Club
W. H. Worthman
Poplar Avenue
Alpha Delta Pi
Franklin Avenue
Eagles
Jolly Chums
Edith Pierre
Foster Place
Mrs. Bryan
Bank OF Athens National Bank
Athens County
Max
Taft
Jacobs
Optometrist
McCallum
Coliegienne Shop
Bunrine
Moon Eata
GoupEn
Sun Corres
Attention
S. M. Masons
Athena Council
James D. Cooper
T. Ill
James A. Palmer
Reed
the Security Savings Bank
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