Church Activities Report From Local Meeting
The Girls Mission Circle met for a pot luck supper with 25 members and Laura Henderson leading. various piano solos and awards by Stansbury, Ashworth, and Drake were noted. The Eagles Auxiliary initiated new members and prepared for a conference at Ohio State University. attendees included C. Snow and K Alderman. travel to Columbus was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian T
Carol Darst
T. R. Bennett
Laura Henderson
Jane Cline
Ann Thompson
Searls
Ening
Wria Ashworth
Helen Drake
Hope Jr. Improves After Surgery at White Cross
I gohn T Hope Jr who met a surgical operation three ago in White Cross Hos olumbus is much improved. He turned Tuesday to his home Folvenor Crossing. Accompanying him home were Mrs Hope or cousin Mrs Catherine Bull a graduate nurse of gbus. Mrs Bull will remain at the home for a time. Bday Needle Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Day 46 Morris Avenue. At business session the club remained by two readings and His Ma and A New on Life given by Mrs Burson.
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Igohn T. Hope, Jr
White Cross
Hosolumbus
Folvenor Crossing
Needle Club
Tuesvyening
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Friday Evening
The Woman's Relief Corps will gather at 7 pm Friday in Red Men's Hall. Mrs. L. G. Bean returns from Columbus where she joined Dr. L. G. Bean who spent over Sunday at his Athens home.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Wetherholt Family Visits Relatives in Lawrence Apartments
Mrs J P Wetherholt and her three sons Jack Bob and Tom of Gallipolis traveled to spend Tuesday with Mrs Wetherholts mother Mrs B F Dailey at the Lawrence Apartments.
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J. P. Wetherholt
Jack, Bob and
Tom
Gallipolis
Not Enough Forgiving Is a Modern Fault
Rev. A H Krussell urged forgiveness in a sermon titled As We Forgive at First Methodist Church on Tuesday night. He criticized Christians for sulking and holding grudges, noted feuds in mountain communities as a fault, and cited Peters seventy times seven as the forgiveness standard. Music by the Young Married People's class choir featured solos by Mrs Hoistingon and Thelma Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Krussell
Peter
L. Hoisington
Thelma Thomas
Repentance sermon highlights forgiveness lessons
The Rev. ArHe Krussell of First Methodist preached Monday night on repentance as the path to consolation and reward after death. Frances Hatch sang Have Thine Own Way during the service and Krussell plans to speak tonight on As We Forgive.
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ArHe Krussell
First Methodist Church
Frances Hatch
Krussell
O. U. Band To Play At Point Pleasant
The Ohio University Band has received an invitation to perform at the Apple Blossom Fete in Point Pleasant next month. Prof. Curtis W. Janssen confirms the invite extended by Prof. Thomas N. Hoover. Transportation is offered by the Athens Kiwanis Club, with the pageant staged by the Pomeroy Bend Apple Blossom Association. Marshall College in W Va also invited to participate.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio University Band
Curtis W. Janssen
Thomas N. Hoover
Athens Kiwanis Club
Pomeroy Bend
McBee Bindery Directors Re-elected At Annual Meeting
Officers and members of the Board of Directors of the McBee Bindery Company in Athens were re-elected at the annual organization meeting held at the factory. Officers named were Henry Zenner president A B Roe vice president and general manager D R Zenner secretary treasurer. Directors include the officers along with L G Worstell and H G McBee.
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McBee Bindery Company
Athens
Henry Zenner
A. B. Roe
D. R. Zenner
L. G. Worstell
H. G McBee
Father halts escape from Tuscarawas jail
In New Philadelphia on March 18 Donald Harding, 17, Dover, plotted to flee Tuscarawas County Jail juvenile quarters by removing a window screen. His plan was foiled when his father alerted Sheriff Harry S. Smith.
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New Philadelphia
Donald Harding
Dover
Tuscarawas County
Harding
Harry S. Smith
Convicts Shot During Break at State Penitentiary
A jail break at the State V Penitentiary in Columbus ends with one inmate killed and another wounded. The attempted escape occurred today as guards confronted the fleeing convicts. Police and prison officials调查 are investigating the incident.
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Columbus
U.P
State V
Ashcraft wins five Athens County road contracts
Ora Ashcraft of Guysville secured five limestone road contracts from the Athens County Board of Commissioners after bidding lower than the estimated cost. Four rivals entered bids: Chillicothe Sand & Gravel, Ray Shafer, A C Parsons, and Gabe Pincella. Work begins next month with county limestone and local workers. Mush Run, Amesville Canaanville, Copeland, Hooper Ridge, and Woolley roads awarded with bids ranging from 1 722 to 3 528 dollars.
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Ora Ashcraft
Guysville
Athens County Board of Commissioners
Mr. Ashcraft
Chillicothe Sand & Gravel Company
Chillicothe
Ray Shafer
Athens
A. C. Parsons
Chesterhill
Gabe Pincella
Chauncey
Athens County
Mush Run
Amesvile- Canaanville
Copeland
Hooper Ridge
Woolley
Mushc Run
Amesville- Canaanville
Canaan
Road names in three townships listed for notice
Items pertain to Township Copeland Road in Rome Township and Hooper Ridge and Woooley Roads in Ames Township indicating a local roads notice or boundary mention. Readable fragments show place names and jurisdictions without full context or dates. Further details needed for complete summary.
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Copeland Road
Rome Township
Hooper Ridge
Woooley Roads
Ames Township
Paroles Granted at Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Board of Clemency announced 183 paroles from Mansfield Reformatory after reviewing 249 applications. Included released inmates include Harry Waltman and Robert Hartman of Vinton County for breaking and entering and larceny, and Amos Hayburn of Athens County for burglary and larceny, all with terms up to 15 years.
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Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Board of Clemency
Vinton County
Harry Waltman
Robert Hartman
Athens County
Amos Hayburn
Trial date set in Hanna murder case
Wayne County Common Pleas Judge George A. Starn set May 5 as a tentative trial date for Charles Hanna and Earl Donald. They face charges of child stealing and first degree murder in the disappearance of 4 year old Melvin Horst of Orrville on December 17, 1928.
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Hanna
Wooster
Wayne County
Street Car Strike Spreads Violence in New Orleans
Violence escalates after dynamiting two street cars in New Orleans raising police alert for more demonstrations amid ongoing street car strike.
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New Orleans
New
Pictures of 1924 Everest expedition thrill Onto audience
The Onto University lecture showcased Captain J. B. Noel's film of the 1924 Everest expedition. The reel traced the ascent from sea level to glaciers nearly six miles up, depicted Tibetan life and monasteries, noted the disappearance of two climbers, and ended with the descent as Noel’s narration informed and entertained the viewers.
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J. B. Noel
Onto University
Everest
Tibet
Mt. Foerest
Hich
Noel
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