Athens Messenger on sale at major New York sights
Ohio readers can buy the Athens Messenger at S E corner 42nd Street and 6th Avenue and at S E corner 47th Street and Broadway near Grand Central. Also at N E corner 2nd Street and 6th Avenue. Schultz News Agency reports Mr and Mrs Duanne Laughlin have returned to Martins Ferry. Mrs Laughlin visited her mother on Grosvenor Street and joined him for a weekend. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Walter Porter on Sunday March 7, a son named James William.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. E. Cor
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
S. E
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
2Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Duanne B. Laughlin
Elizabeth Lummis
Martin's Ferry
Walter P. Porter
James William
Marriage of Lida Haning to Donald Young in Wilmington
Mr and Mrs H E Haning of 146 Mill Street announce the December 12 marriage of their daughter Lida to Donald Young son of Mr and Mrs E H Young of Athens R D The ceremony was officiated by Rev Thomas H Kerr at the Methodist Episcopal church in Wilmington Mrs Young a graduate of Ohio University two year course taught in Athens county schools Mr Young is employed with McBee Binder company for five years The couple will reside at 146 Mill Street with the bride's parents.
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H. E. Haning
Mill Street
Lida
Donald Young
E. H. Young
Athens
R. D
Wilmington
Thomas H. Kerr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kerr
Maecenas Club meets Tuesday afternoon hostess
Mrs George Minameyer of 35 First Street will host the Maecenas Literary club at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon.
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George Minameyer
First Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Putnams and Carpenters Visit Athens Over Weekend
Mr. George S. Putnam and daughter Dr. Gene Putnam of Columbus drove to Athens Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter. They spent Sunday at the Putnam home, 74 North High street.
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George S. Putnam
Gene Putnam
Columbus
Athens
Fred Carpenter
Putnam
North High Street
Death of Mrs McLaughlin’s mother prompts Adena visit
Prof. and Mrs. George McLaughlin and daughter Helen traveled to Adena yesterday after the death of Mr McLaughlin’s mother, aged 86. Funeral services are held today and the family will return home Tuesday.
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George McLaughlin
Helen
Adena
McLaughlin
Thodora Junod Undergoes Successful Surgery in Columbus
Word from Columbus reports Thodora Junod had a successful operation Wednesday at a Columbus hospital. Her condition is favorable and she is resting comfortably with medical staff monitoring recovery.
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Columbus
Thodora Junod
Mrs. J P Wetherholt and Son Visit Gertrude Dailey
Mrs. J P Wetherholt and her son Jack from Gallipolis traveled by car to visit her mother Mrs. Bertha I Dailey who resides in the Lawrence Apartments and remained through today.
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J. P. Wetherholt
Jack
Gallipolis
Bertha I. Dailey
Lawrence Apartments
Gillette Attends French Club Banquet at Whitehouse Home
Kenmore high school Spanish professor Glen O. Gillette spent the weekend with his parents near Athens. Saturday evening he joined a French club banquet at the Lawrence apartments hosted by Prof and Mrs Victor Whitehouse. Gillette returned home with student J Homer Collins and Paul Bair the New Plymouth schools superintendent.
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Glen O. Gillette
Kenmore High School
John Gillette
Athens
Victor Whitehouse
Lawrence Apartments
Gillette
J. Homer Collins
Paul Bair
New Plymouth
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Estella Pendergrass
Mrs Estella Pendergrass of 5 Van Vorhees street enjoyed a birthday dinner hosted by friends and neighbors. Flowers remembrances games music readings and a gathering of many named ladies and two gentlemen accompanied the guest of honor.
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Estella Pendergrass
van Vorhees Street
Ross Brickles
Ernest Moore
Delver Bolin
Bessie Shepherd
Arch Morrison
Belle Schoonover
William Davis
Clara
John Bowers
Cranmer Family Marks Father Morris Cranmer's Seventieth
A gathering at 141 Mill Street honored Morris Cranmer on his seventieth birthday with his children grandchildren and a great grandchild present except for son Lewis Cranmer who had left for Portsmouth to work with Selby Shoe company.
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Morris Cranmer
Mill Street
Mr. Cranmer
Lewis Cranmer
Portsmouth
Selby Shoe Company
Mrs Ella Keynes Returns From Weekend Visit in Logan
Mrs Ella Keynes of Logan is returning home today after a weekend visit with her sister Mrs Hal W Murphy at 103 East State Street.
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Ella Keynes
Logan
Hal W. Murphy
Iast State Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club Meeting Planned
The Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae group will meet at 5 30 Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harry Foster at 220 East State Street for a local chapter gathering.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Harry Foster
East State Street
Religion origins and early Christian sects noted
Rev J W Byrne spoke at St Paul Catholic church on Religion. He traced the foundation of Christianity and compared modern liberal objections to those raised at the religion’s origin. He illustrated how many sects have historically risen and fallen.
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J. W. Byrne
St. Paul Catholic Church
Byrne
Special evangelistic services begin at Central Avenue M E Church
The Rev Frederick Brown will lead evangelistic services at Central Avenue M E Church starting this evening and continuing for two weeks. Services occur each evening at 7 o clock except Saturdays. Brown missed yesterday due to illness while Bishop Henderson spoke at Kirst M E church.
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Central Avenue M. E
Frederick Brown
Brown
Bishop Henderson
Kirst M. Ki
Textile strike actions widen in Passaic mills
Mass picketing spread to all textile mills as striking workers push to keep every worker out and mills closed by week’s end. Hopes for settlement faded after strike leaders rejected Rabbi Stephen Wise and associates mediation offer.
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Passaic
N. J
Stephen Wise
Treasury official vows final dry-up push by November 1
Washington March 8 L C Andrews assistant secretary of treasury in charge of prohibition began his final offensive to dry up the country effectively by November 1 If the task is not completed by that time if there are then still noticeably wet spots that cannot be plugged Andrews said he would quit the service.
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Washington
L. C. Andrews
Eugene Field Reburied in Kenilworth Church Graveyard
The body of poet Eugene Field was moved to a new grave in the Church of the Holy Comforter Kenilworth IL on March 8 with proper ceremonies after exhumation from a cemetery where it had lain for thirty years.
Wu-Pek-Fu Captures Chinese Cities. National Army Withdraws
London report says Wu-Pek-Fu seized Kaifeng and Chengchow and the national army is withdrawing abandoning ammunition and material, according to a China report received by the foreign office today.
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London
State physician reads Schick test results in Athens schools
Dr. T. W. Mahoney of the state board of health will read Schick test results today and tomorrow in Athens public schools including East Side Training and Special schools. Susceptible pupils will receive the first toxin antitoxin dose. a second dose follows next week and a third the week after.
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Schick
Athens Public
T. W. Mahoney
State Board of Health
Mahoney
East Side
Training
Deanville
New Floodwood
Kimberly
Glen Ebon
York Township
Alice Haviland
Miss Haviland
Athens
Millionaire's Son Repeats Testimony in King Attack Case
Arthur Rich, son of a millionaire, returned to the stand in Mason Michigan to face further cross examination in the Louise King assault case. The court ordered a recess Saturday after Rich appeared shaken by previous questioning.
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Mason
Mich
Arthur Rich
Louise King
Trotzky Accepted as Professor at Government Institute
Leon Trotzky announced his acceptance to serve as professor at the government institute of journalism. He is expected to lecture on news gathering, newspaper style, and publicity.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Government Institute of Journalism
Trotzky
Money in raising chickens eyed by two months office men
In Youngstown Ohio the Vindicator reports that within about two months a group of 864327 office men plan to decide whether there is money to be made in raising chickens.
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Youngstown
Alleged Error in Hearing of Case Seeks New Trial
Wayne Bardin, through his attorneys, asks Common Pleas Court to hear his case against George Edward Carlton of Coolville regarding a Halloween shooting two years ago. A motion for a new trial was filed Wednesday and action today. decision expected this afternoon. Bardin alleges misconduct by Carlton's attorneys and seeks inclusion of additional testimony after Carlton was previously relieved of liability.
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Wayne Bardin
Common Pleas Court
George Edward Carlton
Coolville
Carlton
Rardin
John Alden Chosen Soloist for Band
John Alden is selected as soloist for the Athens high school band and will perform in all band concerts. The junior student has a tenor voice and leads in the Mikado operetta. He also serves as president of the boys glee club and holds leadership roles in the radio club Hi V economics club and drama club.
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John Alden
Athens
John
Illness Totals Church Services Canceled
Due to the illness of the Rev. F. Brown there will be no services this week at the Central Avenue M. E. church.
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F. Brown
Central Avenue M. E
Hulda of Holland to Be Presented by Athens Junior High
Athens junior high plans to present Hulda of Holland with Miss Cecelia Collins directing. Cast includes William Cooper Raymond Carmichael Alice Beasley Helen Maxwell Roscoe Reading Mendell Sanders Ellis Cheney William White Everett Barnhart Jack Swanson Hollis Shaffer and a large chorus of dancers and singers.
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Hulda
Holland
Athens
Cecelia Collins
William Cooper
Raymond Carmichael
Alice Beasley
Helen Maxwell
Roscoe Reading
Mendell Sanders
Ellis Cheney
William White
Everet Barnhart
Jack Swanson
Hollis Shaffer
Prosecuting Attorney to Seek Death Penalty in Hoge Case
In Wheeling West Virginia Prosecuting Attorney A C Schiffler said he would seek the death penalty against Mrs Jessie K Hoge charged with poisoning Nathan Bell to obtain his estate valued around 100000 The case followed a chemical test showing arsenic in Bell s stomach sufficient to kill thirty horses The will dispute claimed Hoge was sole beneficiary and alleged forgery of two names as witnesses and a broken agreement on the jury with Robert Vance signing the will
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Wheeling
W. Va
A. C. Schiffler
Jessie K. Hoge
Nathan Bell
Joyful Tax Law Cuts Rates on Cars Cigars and Movies
Washington reports a new tax law reducing duties across many consumer sectors. Automobile taxes drop from 5% to 3% on cars and eliminate truck tax. Cigar and film taxes fall, near beer incurs a new duty, and industrial alcohol prices are trimmed. Some taxes on accessories and certain goods are repealed while others persist.
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Canada
Mexico
Fragmentary list of leisure and business establishments
The text itemizes varied types of venues including billiard rooms shooting galleries riding academies taxicab concerns and tobacco manufacturers, suggesting a catalog or directory segment without full context.
Broadcaster Names New Staff For Second Semester
Pauline Overmyer is chosen editor of the Athens junior high Broadcaster for the second semester. The four page mimeographed paper reviews monthly happenings and previews upcoming events. The staff remains largely the same with a few changes and names including Dorothy Good Virgil Cross Dana Riley John Boden Dorothy Ruth Holcombe Alice Good and Lee Beasley. Russell H. Rupp is the principal.
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Pauline Overmyer
Athens
Dorothy Good
Virgil Cross
Dana Riley
John Boden
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Alice Good
Lee Beasley
Russell H. Rupp
Faculty Ad Lists Wilson Smith and Miss Pickering
The notice names Wilson Smith as vig tor of science and Miss Pickering as head of the department among the faculty. The fragment indicates a faculty advertisement or listing.
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Wilson Smith
Miss . Pickering
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