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Athens Messenger listing shows Ohio readers where to buy the issue from The Schultz News Agency in New York City locations near 42nd Street Grand Central Depot and 47th Street Broadway incl. 82nd Street 6th Avenue.
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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
82Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Home Group of Church Meets at 34 West Carpenter
Miss Blanche Moler hosted the Presbyterian church Home department committee last evening at her home. Devotions were led by Mrs. O E Liggett with a program by Mrs. N E Mills who read Amos R Wells text If I Were Young Again I Would Work More For Others. Additional readings followed and short talks by Mrs. Sarah Williams and Miss Moler concluded the program before refreshments.
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Blanche Moler
The
Presbyterian Church
West Carpenter Street
O. E. Liggett
N. E. Mills
Amos R. Wells
E. E. Aumiller
Emma White
Edward Muir
Sarah Williams
Miss Moler
Birthday Surprise Honors Henry Calentine On 2 Stimson Ave
A birthday surprise marked Henry Calentine in his 62nd year at 2 Stimson avenue Sunday. He shared honors with sister-in-law Mrs Jank Dulaney and son-in-law M Curtis Littler whose birthdays fall near the date. Attendees included numerous relatives from Amesville Jacksonville Chauncey and Nelsonville, listing many Calentine family members and spouses.
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Henry Calentine
Stimson Avenue
Calentine
Jank Dulaney
M. Curtis Littler
John LaFollett
William McDougall
Rank Wolfe
Helen
Amesville
Frank Dulaney
Jacksonville
Alice
Ray
Nelsonville
Herb Calentine
Faye
Delbert
Carlos
Chauncey
Lonnie Morrison
Dorothy
Evelyn
Namen Calentine
Mary Ellen
Guy Calentine
Beulah
Edith
Arthur Littler
Everett Green
Clarice
Dayton Keirns
Nellie Calentine
UCD Sewing Club Meets at Mrs. Ash Home
Mrs. Isaac E. Ash entertains the UCD Sewing club at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at 50 Sunnyside Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Johnston visited Mr. Johnston's brother Sam Johnston in Williamstown West Virginia. Clyde Battin, Glenrod High School teacher in New Boston, spent the weekend with family and at the tournament.
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U. C. D. Sewing Club
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
T. R. Bennett
George Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Sam Johnston
Williamstown
W. Va
Clyde Battin
Glenrod High School
New Boston
Local social notes list visitors and guests in Athens area
Mrs. Vaughn Cox and son Paul of Nelsonville visit Mrs. J. H. Boden at 66 Morris Avenue. Mr. Walter Hunter of New Marshfield was in Athens yesterday. Mrs. Lafe J. Boden returns from Jackson with Mrs. Lesia Phillips, who will stay several weeks. Mrs. G. C. Jones of Torch guests Eva Griffin at 74 University Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Bardin host Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hatch of Madison for funeral attendance of Dr. Jennie Beckler. Rex Roush and wife of Zanesville spent the weekend with Rex’s parents.
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Vaughn Cox
Paul
Nelsonville
Mrs. Cox
J. H. Boden
Morris Avenue
Walter Hunter
New Marshfield
Athens
Lafe J. Boden
Jackson
Lesia Phillips
G. C. Jones
Torch
Eva Griffin
University Terrace
Dan A. Bardin
H. H. Hatch
Madison
Hatch
Jennie Beckler
Local social visits and funeral in Athens area
Mrs. C D Roush visits Columbia avenue. Mrs Elbert Pinney of Hope visits son in law Dave Pinney University terrace. Mr L L Stedman Gloucester calls on Athens business. Mr R F Powell Newark travels to Athens on business. Mr C D Paisley Zanesville in Athens for business. H A Leiber and Harry Dalton Athens county officers meet prohibition officials in Columbus. W E Stevens Columbus visit relatives at 49 Franklin avenue and attend the funeral of Dr Jennie Knowlton Beckler.
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Elbert Pinney
Hope
Dave Pinney
University Terrace
R. F. Powell
Newark
Athens
H. A. Leiber
Harry Dalton
Athens County
Columbus
W. E. Stevens
W. N. Herron
Franklin Avenue
Jennie Knowlton Beckler
Higley Study Circle Meeting Hosted by Mrs Coe
Mrs. George Coe of 102 North Lancaster street will host the Higley Study circle at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon.
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George Coe
Lancaster Street
Higley
Current Events Club Moves Meeting to Thursday Evening
The Current Events club will meet at 7 o'clock Thursday evening with Mrs. W. W. Lee at 46 Grosvenor Street instead of the previously scheduled Wednesday session.
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W. W. Lee
Grosvenor Street
Local travelers and illness pause Tuesday Needle club
Mr. Thomas J. West of the B. and O. railroad visiting here today with headquarters in Cincinnati. Mrs. West Maud Bingham Athens girl just returned from an appendix operation and recovering well. Her father Sergis Bingham lives with the Wests and is in good health. On account of Mrs FE Walburns illness the Tuesday Needle club meeting scheduled for Thursday is postponed.
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Thomas J. West
B. & O. Railroad Company
Cincinnati
West
Maud Bingham
Athens
Sergis Bingham
Wests
FE. R. Walburn
Denison and Muskingum Debate On Child Labor Question
Prof. W. H. Cooper travels to New Concord to preside as sole judge for the tonight debate between Denison University and Muskingum College on the child labor question.
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W. H. Cooper
New Concord
Denison University
Muskingum College
Marietta Family Guests Honor Mrs Lummis
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Curtis and grandson John Edwin Teters of Marietta spent the weekend with Mrs. H. S. C. Lummis at 111 Grosvenor Street.
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E. C. Curtis
John Edwin Teters
Marietta
Student Miss Autherine Miller Visits Columbus
Miss Autherine Miller a student at Ohio University visited Columbus over the weekend as a guest at her uncle D H Miller's home. She saw the production Student Prince during her stay.
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Autherine Miller
Ohio University
Columbus
D. H. Miller
Prince
Watermelons Safe From Pumpkiny Flavor in Same Field
Agricultural experts say there is no danger of watermelons acquiring a pumpkiny flavor when grown alongside pumpkins in the same field. The study notes flavor is influenced by genetics and cultivar, not proximity.
Grand Lodge Delegates to Attend Glouster Lodge Meeting
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F. and A. M. will host its regular communication on Wednesday evening with Master Mason degree work scheduled. Refreshments will follow the session.
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Glouster
Grand Lodge
Glouster Lodge
Marriage Witnessed at Church of Christ Parsonage
The Athens ceremony was witnessed by Miss Betty Mandry, bride’s sister, and Frank Watkins of Athens. Mr and Mrs Erbel departed Monday afternoon for Canton to establish their home.
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Church of Christ Parsonage
Athens
Betty Mandry
Frank Watkins
Erbel
Canton
Philips Brothers to Erect Modern Bungalow at Philo
Phil lips Brothers, carpenter contractors, have gone to Philo to erect a modern bungalow for Jesse Kasler, formerly of Trimble, now with the Ohio Power company at Philo. Bryson Lumber company of Trimble supplies the building material.
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Glouster
Phillips Brothers
Philo
Jesse Kasler
Trimble
Ohio Power Company
Bryson Lumber Company
Trim
Tle
Trio Visits Columbus For Hospital Stay
Vetor Miller Emma Miller and Julia Alfoldy traveled to Columbus Sunday to visit Miss Pose Alfoldy at Grand hospital. Alfoldy recently underwent an appendicitis operation several weeks ago.
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Colusbus
Glouster
Have a Fine Son in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Ralph Schaffer of Jacksonville welcome a ten pound son named Richard Kempton born March 7 at Sheltering Arms hospital in Ath.
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Glouster
Ralph Schaffer
Emma Kempton
Jacksonville
Richard Kempton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Social notes from Columbus and Athens visits
Miss Helen Mclaughlin of Columbus was the Sunday guest of Miss Anes McAllister. L. W. Ley and Richard Jones are spending a couple of days in Columbus. Misses Alice Jonas and Nellie Kelly were over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John DeMolet at Athens.
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Helen Mclaughlin
Columbus
Anes McAllister
L. W. Ley
Richard Jones
Alice Jonas
Nellie Kelly
John DeMolet
Athens
Funeral services for Miss Majel F D Rutter set
Funeral services for Miss Majel Frances Delilah Rutter will be held at the Oakdale Church Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. John Six of Chauncey. Burial will follow in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
Majel Frances Delilah Rutter
Oakdle Chuch
John Six
Chauncey
Nur Jal
Mandry-Wedlock Ties Local Duo in Glouster
Miss Mabel Mandry daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mandry of Glouster was united in marriage to Richard Erbel Saturday afternoon in a ceremony attended by local residents.
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Glouster
Mabel Mandry
John Mandry
Richard Erbel
Powers Deliver Final Warning to China in Tientsin Crackdown
March 16 The United States and other powers issue an ultimatum to China demanding hostilities at Tientsin cease before noon Thursday. The statement calls for an immediate halt to fighting between Taku and Tientsin, about thirty eight miles apart, and for removal of mines and obstructions.
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Peking
United States
Tientsi
Taku
Tientsin
Shawls Inspired by Indian Blankets Enter Fashion Spotlight
Paris fashion notes reveal shawls modeled after Indian squaw blankets as the latest evening wear trend worn by women of style.
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Paris
Outgro claims to turn ingrown toenails outward fast
An antiseptic named Outgro marketed to chiropractors is sold in drugstores in tiny bottles with directions. A few drops applied to the ingrown toenail crevice allegedly reduce inflammation and pain and toughen the skin so the nail naturally turns outward within a night.
AT Women s Bazaar at Christian church
All day Friday at the Christian church the women sponsor a bazaar. Items include dresses for children and adults, 100 aprons, fancy work displays, luncheon sets, pillow slips, bed spreads, curtains and tie-backs, kitchen holders, bags, and candy. Chicken dinner 50 cents 11 to 1. Cafeteria supper 6 to 8. Home made cakes pies ice cream and candy.
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The
Christian Church
Danish Court Plan Bans Witty Judges on Bench
A Danish parliamentary committee considers amending the legal procedure act to prohibit judges from making witticisms while presiding. The move aims to curb humor on the bench and curb courtroom theatrics.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Woman in Georgia Finds Sleep With Pinkham Remedies
Mrs. Belle Thompson of Georgia suffered four years of insomnia and poor appetite. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports improved sleep, renewed energy, and improved ability to care for her three children. She credits both medicines with her recovery and urges others to try them.
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Belle Thompson
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bose Thompson
Rossville
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Zanesville
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Mich
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C. D. Shafer
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Building
Essa
Corselette
Warner
Atrrers Corselette
Preston
Big Daylight
China
Remedy
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
the Fuller Shoppe
Shop For Children
Athens, Ohio
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Athens Book and News Company
the Typewriter
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New Windsor
D. Zenner Co
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