Officers Elected Mrs Hyde Heads Woman's Club
Nel sonville March 13 The Woman's Community Club met at the home of Mrs J M Hyde Tue sday evening A dinner was served at 6 o'clock Mrs W W Gibson spoke on Early Shrubbery followed by a discussion The following officers were elected for the year President Mrs J M Hyde first vice president Mrs William Mills second vice president Mrs L J Eberle treasurer Mrs Robert Huenefeld secretary Miss Bertha Nixon Seventeen members attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hyde
Woman’s Community Club
Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
W. W. Gibson
William Mills
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Ethyl Ma Theny
Friends gathered at Ethyl Ma Theny’s home on Monday evening to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Old time music by Rob Harrold, W. L. Whaley and Tracy Whaley accompanied a potluck supper. Attendees included the McConaha and Lockado families, the Howett family, the Whaleys, Williams families, Allman siblings, Mrs Sayers, Mrs Davis, Mrs Dilcher, Mrs Donley, and Bob Harrold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Matheny
Rob Harrold
W. L. Whaley
Tracy Whaley
Will McConaha
Eugene
Verna
E. W. Lockado
Dana Howett
Donna
Mildred
Pearl Williams
Lulu Williams
Gladys Duckler
Carl Allman
Margret Allman
Sayers
Cora Davis
Tish Dilcher
Edna Donley
Bob Harrold
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet at West Franklin Home
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Carl Bateman’s West Franklin Street home with members including Mrs. Will Fleck Mrs. Ida Green Mrs. W. W. Gibson Mrs. Robert Eddy Mrs. Hubert Lancaster Mrs. I. Sk. Helyer Mrs. Carl Coakley Mrs. Harry Davis Miss Bertha Howard and Miss Louise Pearce A three course luncheon was served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Carl Bateman
West Franklin Street
Will Fleck
Athens
Ida Green
Logan
W. W. Gibson
Robert Eddy
Hubert Lancaster
I. Sk. Helyer
Carl Coakley
Harry Davis
Bertha Howard
Louise Pearce
Funeral for Mrs. Nancy Blair in Floodwood
Funeral services for 73 year old Mrs. Nancy Blair who died Monday at her Floodwood home will be held Sunday morning at 10 39 at the Floodwood Church. Burial will be at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nancy Blair
Floodwood
Greenlawn
Classified and Circulation Contact Details
Classified and circulation lines urge readers to telephone classifieds to Mrs Inez J Evans at 821-3 and call 412 W for circulation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez J. Evans
W T C U Met At Home Of Mrs Verity
The Womans Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs P B Verity's home in Nelsonville on March 13 with good attendance. Plans were made to sell needlework quilts and rugs and hold a dinner in early April. New members joined and officers discussed the year’s work and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Womans Christian Temperance Union
P. B. Verity
West Franklin Street
Charles Green
H. J. Lope
Sigrid Love
Frank Johnson
Blanche Starkey
Philadorian Lodge Holds Annual Inspection in Nelsonville
About 120 members and visitors attended the annual inspection of Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M at the Masonic Temple. The Master’s Degree was conferred with Frank Lord Bever ly district lecturer present as grand master representative of Ohio. The lodge was reported in fine condition and ritual work praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Frank Lord
Beverly
Ohio
Emergency Class Debates Sunday Film Ban at First Baptist
The Emergency Class of the First Baptist Church met at W. G. Woods home for a business session and program. A debate on the motion That Moving Pictures Be Closed on Sunday was held. Refreshments followed with many guests and members named including Rev. J. B. Hall, H. Norman family, Woodson family, Norman, and Woodson as the teacher W. G. Woodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. G. Woods
J. B. Hall
H. Norman
Laura Norman
C. M. Jones
Edna Chapman
Charles Jones
Hardee
Goldie
Ruth Woodson
Floyd Saunders
Edward
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR to Meet Saturday
The Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a regular session Saturday afternoon March 15 at 2 30 o clock at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Farrington Decision Is Expected Today
Insurgent miners at the rump convention in Springfield expect to decide if Frank L. Farrington former Illinois district UMWA president will be admitted as a delegate. Farrington resigned to take a $25 000 a year post as labor adviser for Peabody Coal Company amid charges of UMWA friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U.P
Frank L. Farrington
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Farrington
Peabody Coal Company
Williams Elected Head of Local Brotherhood
William Williams sheriff of Athens County was elected president of the Brotherhood of the First Christian Church Wednesday night. Jerry Sisler was named vice president and Tom Bennett secretary and treasurer. A motion to hold joint meetings with Methodist and Presbyterian church brotherhoods was adopted with separate banquets planned before and after each joint meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Athens County
Brotherhood of the First Christian Church
Glen
Staneart
Jerry Sisler
Tom Bennett
Two Year Limit Set in Ohio Personal Injury Actions
Ohio Supreme Court rules damage actions for personal injuries must be filed within two years of the accident. The decision, in the case of Tilly L. Smith versus New York Central Railroad, stems from a Trumbull County Common Pleas Court origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Supreme Court
Tilly L. Smith
New York Central Railroad
Trumbull County Common Pleas Court
Murder trial details Irene Schroeder case in New Castle court
In New Castle on March 13 the December 27 1929 killing of Corporal Brady Paul of the Pennsylvania highway patrol was unfolded in testimony before a jury in the murder trial of Irene Schroeder a 21 year old Wheeling waitress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Corp
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Irene Schroeder
Wheeling
Darrow Sentenced In Auto Stealing Case
Cleveland March 13 George Darrow 29 claiming relation to Clarence Darrow was found guilty of auto stealing and sentenced to one year in the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge George P Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Cleveland
George Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Facous
Ohio
George P. Baer
Bridge Party Honors St Patrick's Day At Fayette Street Home
Mrs C EF Bennett and Mrs C J Bartels hosted a Wednesday evening bridge dinner at Fayette Street with seven tables in play. High score went to Mrs Leonard Cooley, second to Miss Catherine Newman, and low to Mrs James Knight. Out of town guests included Mrs Ralph White of Athens and Miss Catherine Spencer of Crooksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EF. Bennett
C. J. Bartels
Fayette Street
Leonard Cooley
Catherine Newman
James Knight
Ralph White
Athens
Catherine Spencer
Crooksville
Missionary Society to Give Silver Tea at First Baptist
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church colored invites members and friends to a silver tea on Thursday March 13. The program includes songs prayers welcomes papers talks and remarks by church leaders and officers from the A M E and Christian Endeavor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walker
Goldie Woodson
B. Y. P. U. Society
Anna Mae Colbert
J. B. Hall
J. H. Mann
Society
W B A Club Set for Friday Evening Meeting
The W B A Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Farr Baker on Jefferson Street Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Club
Wade announces marriage of Willa Wade to Raymond Brown
Mr and Mrs J W Wade of Buch tel announce the marriage of their daughter Willa Wade to Raymond Brown of Buchtel in Detroit Michigan on Saturday March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wade
Buchtel
Willa
Raymond Brown
Detroit
Michigan
First Legion Benefit Card Party Held in Nelsonville
Grenford Dugan Post American Legion sponsored the first in a series of benefit card parties at the Legion Home. Miss Wallace of Murray City and William Shafer won the high score prizes, with M. W. Alkire taking the door prize. Refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Nelsonville
Grenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Miss Wallace
Murray City
William Shafer
M. W. Alkire
King's Men Friday Prayer Meeting Set at Roy Barron Home
Nelsonville reports the King's Men hold Friday night prayer meeting at Roy Barron's 512 Pleasant View Avenue at 7 o'clock with Mr Barron leading. All members requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
King’s Men
Roy Barron
Pleasantview Avenue
Mr. Barron
Happy Hollow PTA Plans Friday Evening Meeting
The Happy Hollow Parent-Teacher Association announces a meeting Friday evening March 15 at 7 30 at the school building. A brief business session will be followed by a program featuring a play The Mischievous Niger presented by York Grange No 2436 members. Members are asked to bring sandwiches for the lunch during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hollow Parent-Teacher Association
York Grange No. 2436
Local visits and returns across several towns
Mr and Mrs Lou Traugh visited Mrs George Kirns near Floodwood on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Glen in Enterren have returned from a visit with prise. Mr and Mrs Carlos Ogg were visitors in Columbus Wednesday. Ri M Kenry attended a meeting of Lord Motor dealers in Columbus Thursday. Mrs W H Grady returned to Louisville after months with her mother Mrs T FE Wells. Mr and Mrs Harry Nolte and daughter Sue of Lancaster visited the Bartletts on Wednesday. Mrs W R Henry returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs H B Bean in Granville. Mrs C A Stover visited Columbus Thursday. Leonard Russell returned to Frankford IL after two weeks with his aunt Mrs J M Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Traugh
George Kirns
Floodwood
John Glen
Enterren
Enterprise
Carlos Ogg
Columbus
Ri. M. Kenry
Lord Motor Dealers
W. H. Grady
Louisville
T. FE. Wells
Harry Nolte
Sue
Lancaster
CM. H. Bartlett
WR. M. Henry
H. B. Bean
Granville
C. A. Stover
Leonard Russell
Frankford
J. M. Butts
Tells Secret Of Feminine Hygiene Product Mu-col
Doctors advise women Mu-col is a safe dependable way used for 28 years in hospital and office treatments. It stops germs in delicate organs ten-fold stronger yet does not injure lining unlike poisons or carbolic acids. Prevents trouble disease pain makes periods easier stops odor and provides comfort and cleanliness. Easy directions in package available at all druggists.
First claimant to Gallagher trust fund in Marietta
Mrs. William Basher of Lancaster New York files a claim to the $16 000 trust fund from the Dr Charles A Gallagher will in Marietta. She says a torn piece of paper with foreign writing matches a missing piece referenced in the case but the judge notes it does not correspond to the will paper. Judge Fleming will return her slip of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
William Basher, Sr
Lancaster
New York
Charles A. Gallagher
Fleming
Gandhi Leads 79 Followers from Assali Amid Fading Crowd
Mahatma Gandhi departs Assali with 79 loyal disciples heading to Borsad to refine salt in defiance of British monopoly laws. The scene contrasts with yesterday's mass show of disobedience as crowds thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assali
India
U.P
Mahatma Gandhi
Asiali
Assal
Borsad
Giants Start Revamp After Injury Pause in Series
San Antonio report says injuries halted the Giants vs White Sox series until Sunday. Manager McGraw began reshaping the New York Giants lineup today to seek a winning combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
U.P
White Sox
McGraw
New York Giants
Anthony Funeral Services Set For Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. William Anthony aged 63 of 17 Palmer Street will be held at 10:30 A.M. Saturday at her home with Rev. Charles B. Weber of the Church of God officiating. Burial will follow in Clarks Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anthony
Palmer Street
Charles B. Weber
Church of God
Hocking Street
Clarks Chapel
Tove Poems Book For Tears
The Washington Information Bureau of The Athens Messenger publishes a 458 page booklet titled LOVE POEMS. It offers a curated selection of the best known lines and fragments of love poetry available for ten cents in coin or as a stampa sent to The Messenger's Washington Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Information Bureau
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Washington
Two Men Plead Guilty to Intoxication Charges
John Gleason and H Glidden pleaded guilty and were fined ten pounds and costs after arraignment Wednesday morning before Magistrate Carl H Porter on intoxication charges. They were arrested Tuesday night near Canaanville by Sheriff William Williams and Deputy Wayne Winzgrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gleason
H. Glidden
Carl H. Porter
Canaanville
William Williams
Wayne Winzgrett
Five Women Named to Cresset Honor at Ohio University
Five senior women at Ohio University were elected to Cresset, based on scholarship and leadership. Recipients include Betty Rodewis Youngstown Mary Chessman Hazel Hershman Coshocton Betty Breese Canton Hellene Jones Canton. Lucille Van Lehn president explained criteria as a B average and campus involvement. A piano program by Irene Witham and songs by Helen Hook complemented the convocation. Edward Paul presented a silver cup to Alpha Gamma Delta. Mothers Weekend events were announced for March 21 22 and 23 by Irma L Voigt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Florence Jenkins
Women's League of Ohio University
Theta Chi
Irma E. Voigt
Delta Tau Delta
Hotel Berry
Zona Gale Breese
Campus
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Hallene Woods
Margaret Lax
Dean Voigt
Gladys Lowash
Isobel Cunningham
Dallas Farmer
Louise Ickis
Elma Stout
Vincent Jukes
Theora Bartholomew
Emily Liddell
Marion Yenney
Robert Ohm
Lucille Cutler
Betty Breese
Lucille van Lehn
Judy Eed
Alice Kirkup
Margaret Slusser
Elizabeth Shultz
Jane Warner
Effie Cowie
Emmy Lou Keehne
Hilda Sanders
Edna Juergens
Julia Dornbirer
Helen Hedden
Leona Hughes
Helen Vane
Clark Williams
Maurice Foraker
Hazel Hershman
Samuel Webb
Pauline Vierce
Dorothy Jefferson
Grace Crary
John Hulbert
Leavitt Gard
Robert Cooper
Edwin J. Smith
Robert Anderson
Mary Albert
Marcel Horn
Helen Hook
Mrs. C. ©. Robinson
Doris Wilhite
Mdna Way
Marian Morse
Anna Witzgibbon
Alice In Wonderland
Edith A. Wray
Cresset
Betty Rodewis
Bbllaire
Mary Chessman
Youngstown
Coshocton
Gilead
Hellene Jones
Canton
Athens Public Schools
Irene Witham
Schooler Music
Music School
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Edward Paul
Athena
Irma EL. Voigt
Ohio Board frees 34 prisoners at London Prison Farm
The Ohio Board of Clemency ordered paroles or conditional releases for 34 inmates at London Prison Farm. Included is Bal Douglas of Athens County age 64 jailed for liquor possession two to five years. granted two year parole from a February 21, 1928 sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Board of Clemency
London Prison Farm
Bal Douglas
Athens County
Newspapers as force for international education and policy
Karl A. Lickel, president of United Press Associations, told the Bond Club of New Jersey in Newark that newspapers are the greatest force for international education and thus the best salesmen of international policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Karl A. Lickel
United Press Associations
Bond Club of
New Jersey
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims pepsin and mentha strengthen a weak stomach in two weeks. It asserts regular three daily tablets cure indigestion, improving digestion and lasting stomach health. It touts wide drugstore availability and rapid relief within minutes of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
America
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Telephone News of
Verity
Helen Lawrence
Inman
Barron
Mia
Martha Pridgen
Cora Reeves
Adda James
Williams
Wrecking Car Service
First Party
PT. A
Gandhi
Giants
Anthony
Cressett
Douglas
Force For Education
Cnet
Ena
Piola
New Beach Tan
Nelsonville Drug Co
Sale
Paramount Picture
Mary Brian
Frederic March
the Boot Shop
Georgiana
Public
Cupid
Narner Bros
Edward Everett Horton
Patsy Ruth Miller
Roy del Ruth
Gem Pharmacy K. of
P. Buildingsonville, O, Nie Mae
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