Birthday Party Attendance Noted With Young Guests
Report describes a birthday gathering for nine year old daughter Baughman held at her home on March 29 with invited guests including Lu Grones Jane Mac korie Allen Elizabeth DeMolet Betty Lee Bean Donna Bean Dolores Chinnen Orland Worley Max Evan Jones IV Willard Bean William White John DeMolet Jane yadelle Francis Virginia Dorothy Bean Buddy Bean and others present for games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baughman
V. Baughman
Ie Lu Grones
Jane Mackorie Allen
Elizabeth Ito DeMolet
Betty Lee Yadel Bean
Donna Lee Ih Bean
Dolores Chinnen
Orland
Worley
Max Evan Jones IV
Willard Bean
William White
Art Exhibit and Musical Program at School
At 9 45 oclock Wednesday the Parent-Teacher Association hosts an art exhibit by the children and a musical program directed by Miss at the school building. Dr Whitehouse of Ohio University is noted in relation to the event.
Porter speaks on guiding youths toward occupations
Dr James P Porter of Ohio University spoke to the Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association on Helping Our Boys and Girls Select An Occupation. After the talk, Seventh Grade performances featured piano solos, monologues, and songs by the Seventh Grade Girls Glee Club. Mrs E R Walker presided at a brief business session in Mrs Fred Wheaton’s absence. Edna M Way hosts PEO Sisterhood at her Ellis Hall studio Wednesday at 7 50 PM. Mary G Ness hosts tea and social at 48 University Terrace Wednesday from 3 to 5 PM for the Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Porter
Ohio University
Doctor Porter
Virginia Porter
Jean Hout
Glee Club
Donna Kelly
Marjorie Malone
Helen Downs
E. R. Walker
Fred Wheaton
Edna M. Way
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Ellis Hall
Mary G. Ness
University Terrace
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Clover Farm Stores Meeting Postponed Amid High Water
The Clover Farm Stores general membership meeting in Southeastern Ohio was postponed to next Monday at 7 PM due to high water. A 35 cover dinner preceded last night’s board meeting led by secretary B F Davis.
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Ohio
Clover Farm
Hotel Berry
B. F. Davis
Carl H. Beasley
Friendly Chats on Tea Time and Spring Hints
A column discusses Mrs Roosevelt’s tea time influence and midwest habits mising tea hour norms. It notes hot strong tea, bread and butter sandwiches, and children enjoying 3 30 tea. It mentions Easter bonnets, Forth Patrick shop windows, and memories of Easter morning egg feasts.
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Hyson
Athens Fans Hear Paderewski In Flooded Memorial Hall
In Columbus Memorial Hall Sunday March 19 Paderewski the Polish pianist drew Athens attendees including Prof. and Mrs. Ondis Prof. Hill and Miss Hill Mrs. Gill and daughter Miss Gill Prof. Starcher Miss Dunham and others. Audience stayed to cheer until stage hands removed the piano despite dim lighting and post concert delays. Flooding forced some fans to detour via Circleville Route 56 or be helped through high water on the way home.
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Athens
Paderewski
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Lewis A. Ondis
Victor Hill
Elma Hill
C. M. Gill
Jane Gill
George Starcher
Esther Dunham
Mary Helen Fretta
Circleville
Plan to Form County Council of Unemployed Urged
The Plains League of Unemployed met in the school auditorium to advocate a County Council of Unemployed. A reconstruction program aired from Washington by the National Joint Committee on Unemployment was endorsed. Leagues formed in Kimberly and Gloucester, with more planned.
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County Council of Unemployed
Plains League of Unemployed
Washington
National Joint Committee On Unemployment
Kimberly
Glouster
Eagle and Lion clash in London play at Alumni Memorial
University cast presents So This Is London at Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday night with proceeds going to the Athens County Child Welfare Committee and the Ohio University Student Loan Fund. Ticket sales were brisk at Logan's with many seats still unreserved. The cast is coached to project loudly as patriotic themes punctuate the plot.
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London
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Athens County Child Welfare Committee
Ohio University Student Loan Fund
Logan's
Cooper
Department of Speech
Japan and Missions Topic at Church Service
Allan V. Wiley of Athens High School will speak at the Presbyterian Church midweek service Wednesday at 7 PM on Japan and Modern Missions. He and Mrs. Wiley have relatives in Japan and he has studied Japanese life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan V. Wiley
Athens High School
Presbyterian Church
Japan
Wiley
World War Veteran Dies Near Athens
Raleigh Robinson 40 of Strouds Run died after a several week illness from arterial hypertension with myocardial failure. Born in Harrison County West Virginia he served 11 months in France in World War II and belonged to the Red Men Lodge. Survived by wife Pearl Reynolds Robinson two children Charles and Lorraine father Bruce Robinson Carthage two sisters Bessie Mary Ira Carthage and Lawrence Caton Akron funeral plans pending.
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Raleigh Robinson
Strouds Run
Mr. Robinson
Harrison County
W. Va
Red Men Lodge
France
Pearl Reynolds Robinson
Charles
Lorraine
Bruce Robinson
Carthage
Bessie
Mary
Ira
Lawrence
Caton
Akron
Probate Court Hears Brooks Will In Athens County
In Athens County Probate Court a petition for the probate of the will of Homer Criss Brooks was filed with a March 24 hearing date before Probate Judge 8 M Johnson. The will reportedly bequeaths all real and personal property to his wife Dessie Brooks. A certified copy of Nettie W Herron’s Hamilton County probate was admitted here by Judge Johnson, noting the entire estate in Athens County goes to Cora A Haskett of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Criss Brooks
Athens County
8. M. Johnson
Dessie Brooke
Nettie W. Herron
Hamilton County
Johnson
Cora A. Haskett
Indiana
Husbands Guests of Monday Night Bridge Club Dinner
Members of the Monday Night Bridge Club entertained their husbands at a dinner and bridge night at the Hotel Berry. Dinner began at 6 50 with 24 covers. Prizes went to Mrs Bibbee and Mrs Moler for women high scores and Major Johnson and Mr McClure for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
E. L. Miller
CC. O. Burnett
E. ©. Bibbee
W. EF. Moler
M. Johnson
J. H. McClure
Week's Auto License Tag Sales Totals Revealed
Seven passenger car tags at seven dollars each and one at nineteen dollars yielded fifty dollars. Other sales included one truck tag for ten and a pair of trailer tags for four dollars, bringing the week’s official total to seventy five dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Intoxication Arrests Reported for Two Men
Oscar Llewellyn and Harry Slaughter were arrested last night on intoxication charges and will be arraigned before Mayor R. Wood today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Llewellyn
Harry Slaughter
R. &. Wood
Infielders Lead Four Player-Managers in Major Leagues
Four player-managers in the majors are infielders and three are at first base. Bill Terry of the Giants Charley Grimm of the Cubs and Lew Fonseca of the White Sox are the others. Joe Cronin of the Senators is a shortstop.
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Bill Terry
Giants
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Hawaiian rookie Ted Nobriga joins Cardinals spring tryout
Hawaiian pitcher Ted Nobriga, a rookie being tried by the St. Louis Cardinals this season, hails from the Hawaiian Islands.
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Ted Nobriga
St. Louis Cardinals
Hawaiian Islands
Figures Don’t Lie On Golf Scores
Recent statistics show that only 10 of every 400 golfers break 80 with regularity, highlighting how rare peak scores are among players.
Stuart Erwin Ranked Quick Thinker In Hollywood
Star of The Crime of the Century Stuart Erwin is praised as one of Hollywood's fastest minds though his on screen persona is slow witted.
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Stuart Erwin
Hollywood
Fourth tryolt George Murray joins major league ranks
George Murray, Chicago White Sox pitching recruit, has appeared in the big leagues three times previously with the New York Yankees in 1922, the Boston Red Sox in 1923, and the Washington Senators in 1924.
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George Murray
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Hitler seeks supreme rule as Reichstag convenes in Potsdam
In Potsdam the Reichstag opens as Hitler asks to unite supporters and destroy foes. Hindenburg praises the chancellor while banners honor old Germany. The government prepares to empower Hitler to rule by decree until 1937, granting him absolute dictatorial authority.
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Potsdam
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
Frederick the Great
Hindenburg
Grade Schools Open Hit Pin Tournament Amid Rain Delays
Athens grade school athletes from Central Putnam Mechanicsburg and East Side edge past wet conditions to begin the Hit Pin Baseball Tournament. East Side hosts Putnam and Central plays Mechanicsburg with girls and boys teams each fielding one entrant per school. Winners advance to Thursday night semifinals as individual marble and jack events start Saturday morning, announced by Arthur Rhoads, Rufus Putnam director.
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Hocking
Athens
Central
Putnam
Mechanicsburg
East Side
Mechaniisburg
Arthur Rhoads
Rufus Putnam
Glouster High Alumni Meeting Announced
An alumni meeting for Glouster High School is announced for Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the high school building. The notice requests attendance from graduates and mentions the event will discuss school activities and future plans.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
T O'Clnck
Mrs. Harper Is Dead Former McConnelsville Woman
Mrs. Julia Harper of Mansfield a former McConnelsville resident died Sunday at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jasper Barrel Mansfield Funeral services will be held in McConnelsville Wednesday at 1 p m She was widow of John Harper longtime Morgan County sheriff She leaves a son Charles Harper of Marietta and other relatives.
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McConnelsville
Glouster
Julia Harper
Mansfield
Clyde Harper
Reception for New Church Members Delayed to Wednesday
Glouster reports a postponed reception for church of Christ new members. Originally set for last night, the event resumes Wednesday at 7 pm with instructions and a 7 30 pm welcome program, music, talks, and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Parent-Teacher Association
Repairs Planned for Athens Armory by Ohio National Guard
Bids for repairs on the Athens State Armory will be accepted soon. Captain Thearre W. Shafer notes the work includes a warm air duct, fire doors, new windows and paint, roof mends, radiator fixes, and a basement shower replacement. Architect Fred W. Elliott inspected the building February 28.
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Athens State Armory
Thearre W. Shafer
166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Fred W. Elliott
State Armory
Columbus
Athens
Shafer
Ohio
Glouster Playset Earns For PTA
Glouster High School presented the play Arizona under Supt. Thomas W. Figiey at a five cent admission. Door receipts totaled 25.40 at the Glouster P. T. A. meeting. The show was repeated at the request of the audience after a brief business session choosing officers for the next year.
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Glouster
Arizona
Glouster High School
Thomas W. Figiey
Glouster P. T. A
Evangelist Shultz to speak on United States prophecy
Evangelist Shultz of Logan will present a Bible lecture at the Welsh Baptist Church Thursday at 7 30 pm. The talk titled United States In the Light Of Prophecy What Does the Bible Say About It will be open to the public.
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Gloustor
Evangelst Shultz
Logan
Welsh Baptist Church
United States
Knox-Woodworth manager Charles Knox returns to Guouster store
Charles Knox of Athens, manager of the Knox Woodworth Furniture Co., visited the Guouster store for the first time since December illness. He had flu and complications kept him bedridden, but now shows clear signs of recovery with further improvement expected in the coming weeks.
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Guouster
Charles Knox
Athens
Knox- Woodworth Furniture Co
Surprise Wedding Party Honours Trimble Couple
In Trimble at the Grange hall a surprise party celebrated the marriage of Grace Watkins and James Duncan, announced last week. Fifty-one attendees included York Grange guests. A mock wedding, games, ice cream and cake followed. the couple received two electric floor lamps.
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Lydia Watkins
Jacksonville
Otto Duncan
Fierce Ridge
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mrs Hedfelt
A surprise birthday dinner was held for Mrs. Mary Hedfelt at her home in Glouster on Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Mandt of Huntington West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. William Heiser of Jacksonville and several local attendees.
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Glouster
Mary Hedfelt
John Mandt
Huntington
W. Va
William Heiser
Jacksonville
W. T. Hermey
Corning
Catharine Schroppe
Chauncey
William Echstenkamper
A. He Chute
Cecens
Bobbie
This City
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Sam Henderson
van Vorhes
Milo F. Clapp
Helen Peoples
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
O. F. Peoples
Fenzel Apartments
Thomas Vercoe
North Congress Street
John M. Littlepage
Washington, D. C
Memorial Auditorium
Ckeye Cleaners & Dyers
East State St
Marian Walters
Mrs. Roosevelt
Midwest
George Ade
Advocate Council
Court News
S. A. Carpenter
William N. Fleck
State Tax Department
Dayton
Alumnt
Company L
Pemetble
Seates Arend
American Tobacco Company
Nets
ME Kson
Trimble
James Duncan
Newitt
Ghulond Ili
Chicacac
Ali
LA Salle
the Neilhouse
Bath
Mayflower
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