Athens Messenger Advertises In New York Visit Section
Mrs. Dasa Long of New Marshfield visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lafe Hewitt over the weekend. Mr and Mrs D M Clutter were in New Marshfield yesterday visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs John Smith. The Schultz News Agency lists Athens Messenger sales points in New York at 8 E Cor 42nd St and 6th Ave 8 E Cor 47th St and Broadway 42nd St opposite Grand Central I N Cor 32nd St and 6th Ave.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central I. N
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Dasa Long
South High Street
Lafe Hewitt
New Marshfield
D. M. Clutter
John Smith
Nabby Lee Ames D A R Chapter Met At North Lancaster Home
Nabby Lee Ames chapter D A R met at Mrs H L Atkinson's home on North Lancaster street Saturday afternoon with hostess help from Mrs O D Dailey Blanche Henry H L Jones D M Burchfield and Mrs Tedrow Final reports from all committees for the year were reviewed in advance of the state conference in Cincinnati where Mrs E W Chubb Mrs O D Dailey and Miss Helen Townsend will represent the chapter A request from State Secretary Mrs Claude Thompson urged endorsing state regent Mrs Hobart for vice president general at the National Congress in Washington next month The chapter plans another bake sale in April Dailey led an afternoon talk on marking Fort Defiance by the Ohio Daughters of the Revolution noting similar observances at Ft Grover Hockingport and the Old Block House Marietta Mrs H Schuyler Foster gave a paper on The French Assistance in the Revolution.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. L. Atkinson
Lancaster Street
O. D. Dailey
Blanche Henry
H. L. Jones
D. M. Burchfield
Tedrow
Cincinnati
E. W. Chubb
Helen Townsend
Claude Thompson
Hobart
Washington
Dailey
Fort Defiance
Ohio Daughters
Ft. Grover
Hockingport
Marietta
H. Schuyler Foster
Children Visit Parents At 1 Franklin Avenue
The Ahlbrand family gathered at 1 Franklin Avenue as Rev. and Mrs. V Ahlbrand hosted their children led by Harold Ahlbrand and Bob Langley with Esther Ahlbrand. Russell J L Ahlbrand from Columbus Dayton Ohio sent greetings while Mr Ahlbrand serves in the U S aviation service as chief engineer and general inspector of aircraft instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Ahlbrand
Franklin Avenue
Harold Ahlbrand
Bob Langley
Esther Ahlbrand
Columbus
Russell JL. Ahlbrand
Dayton
Ahlbrand
VU. 8
United States
Mitchell
Drama League Plans March Meeting Readings at Carnegie Library
The Drama League will hold its March meeting at 7 30 PM Tuesday evening in the basement of the Carnegie library. The reading will feature Galsworthy’s Show. The committee includes Prof H M Smyser Missistance McLeod and Mrs L V The plays to be presented will be discussed at the meeting.
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Drama League
Carnegie Library
Galsworthy
H. M. Smyser
Missistance McLeod
Ard
Arch Knowlton
Dunlap
Ohio University
Board of Education
A. P. Hines
Association
Arborea
Personal visits and condolences noted in Athens scene
Mr W O Littick publisher of the Zanesville Times Recorder visited Athens as a guest of Mr F W Bush. Mr Joseph F Collier of Sidney, a former Ohio University student, spent the weekend in Athens. Mr L C Boden of New Marshfield will return home tonight after visiting relatives. Mr Peter Allen of Cambridge is visiting his son Clarence Allen. Attendees from a distance at the funeral of H A Cooley on Sunday included J M Cooley Arlie Fishbaugh Mrs Arthur Kuehner Vesta Bish Columbus Edwin Stewart Clark Knowlton Parkersburg W Va B F Allen Dorothy Allen James Coleman and family of Nelsonville.
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W. O. Littick
The
Zanesville
Joseph F. Collier
Sidney
Ohio University
Athens
L. C. Boden
New Marshfield
Peter Allen
Cambridge
Clarence Allen
H. A. Cooley
J. M. Cooley
Arlie Fishbaugh
Arthur Kuehner
Vesta Bish
Columbus
Edwin Stewart
Clark Knowlton
Parkersburg
W. Va
B. F. Allen
Dorothy Allen
James Coleman
Nelsonville
Salters Family Guests In Athens Visit Relative Home
Mrs. Sadie Salters and her daughter Miss Helen Salters visited Athens to stay with Mrs. C. B. Beverage at 35 East Carpent er street. Helen returned home, while Sadie will remain until week’s end. Both are former residents.
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Sadie Salters
Helen Salters
Athens
C. B. Beverage
East
Carpenter Street
Miss Salters
Here
Pierce Family Hosts Jerseyville Visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pierce of Church Street entertain the latter's mother Mrs Mary Bobo of Jerseyville as a guest.
Progressive Literary club meeting hosted by Mrs Slaughter
Mrs Ray E Slaughter of Canannaville Road will host the Progressive Literary club at 7:30 Tuesday evening.
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Ray E. Slaughter
Canaanville Road
Progressive
Mrs Glenn Stout Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Glenn Stout of Dayton has returned home after spending last week with her mother Mrs C B Moriarty at 140 West Union Street.
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Glenn Stout
Dayton
C. B. Moriarty
West Union Street
Cooper to judge Miami Cincinnati debate tonight
Prof. W. H. Cooper departs at noon for Cincinnati to judge the Miami University versus Cincinnati University debate. The debate and decision will be broadcast from Cincinnati tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cooper
Cincinnati
Miami University
Cincinnati University
Miss Anna Scott Visits Sister-in-Law in Columbus
Miss Anna Scott of Columbus arrived last evening and is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. W. K. Scott at 10 Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Scott
Columbus
W. K. Scott
Elmwood Place
Mrs McKinley Sauer Visits Kaslers for Weeks
Mrs McKinley Sauer of Middletown arrived yesterday for a several weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A W Kasler at 125 West State Street.
Kenton Weekend Visit Accounts For Two Men
Mr. Richard Kitchener and Mr. Clarence Littler returned this morning from Kenton where they spent the weekend at the former's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kitchener
Clarence Littler
Kenton
Mae Cenas Literary Club Meeting Hostess Named
Mrs. Jesse Henry will host the Mae Cenas Literary club at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon at 29 Walker Street.
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Jesse Henry
Walker Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Mr. Fulton Visits Athens Friends
Mrs. George E. McLaughlin learns by telegram of her sister Mrs. J. A. Crandall’s death in Miami Florida. Crandall formerly Miss Mattie Carpenter of Athens county and burial to take place in Sylvania after family travels from Miami.
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George E. McLaughlin
J. A. Crandall
Sylvania
Miami
Fla
Crandall
Mattie Carpenter
Athens County
Meeting of Child's Conservation league postponed to April 13
The Child's Conservation league meeting planned for Tuesday has been postponed to April 13. Mr and Mrs P R Richards of Cleveland stayed at Hotel Berry over Sunday visiting their son Donald R Richards a student at Ohio University.
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The
Child’s Conservation League
P. R. Richards
Cleveland
Donald R. Richards
Ohio University
Gas Tanks Placed at Chauncey Station Site
Chauncey workers complete placement of two 11 500 gallon gas tanks on concrete bases at the G W Nye lot near the railroad yards. A pump house is under construction and an office building is planned. The lot will be fenced and Indian Refining of Indiana will operate the Chauncey station with large trucks routing from the site. Endeavor society of Chauncey Christian church meets Friday to plan Easter bazaar and cafeteria lunch for next Saturday.
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Chauncey
G. W. Nye
Indian Refining Company of
Indiana
Endeavor Society of the Chauncey Christian Church
Crosser
Plains High to Stage Deacon's Second Wife Play
The Plains high school senior class will present Deacon's Second Wife at 7 30 p m in the school gym on Friday evening. The cast consists of senior class students and tickets are sold by classmates.
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Chauncey
the Plains High School
Loyal Women's Society Hosts Semi Monthly Meeting
Chauncey March 22 Mrs Ira Myers hosts at East Converse street for the Loyal Woman's Society of the FY Christian church. The regular semi monthly session includes a business meeting led by President Mrs Guy M Brookins and program leadership by Mrs Edward Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ira Myers
East Converse Street
Loyal Woman's Society
The
FY Christian Church
Guy M. Brookins
Edward Minister
Boy Scouts Enjoy Hike To Stony Camp On Sunday
Members of Troop One Chauncey under Scout Master Ralph C. Pritts and Kenneth Sands hiked Sunday afternoon to Stony Camp across Sunday creek. The group has rented the Nye building on Drake street and plans to renovate it in the coming days to establish their headquarters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Ralph C. Pritts
Ernest Pritts
Kenneth Sands
Stony Camp
Sunday Creek
Nye
Drake Street
Florida Pleases Chauncey Visitor On Florida Trip
Mrs. G. H. Nye of Chauncey reports from Fort Lauderdale that she enjoys the Florida climate during a visit with her son and daughter in law Floyd J. Nye. She plans to return soon to Chauncey.
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Florida
Chauncey
G. H. Nye
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Floyd J. Nye
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henry of Athens visited Chauncey relatives Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradfield. Miss Lucille Bradfield spent the weekend in Corning with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Grimes were in Nelsonville Sunday visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Allen Riley Jr. Miss Ruth Lahugh of Millfield visited her father E. C. Lahugh and family in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jesse Henry
Athens
Charles’ Bradfield
Lucille Bradfield
Corning
George Williamson
Garfield Grimes
Nelsonville
Allen Riley
Ruth Lahugh
Millfield
8. C. Lahugh
Three Women Baptized by Rev Courtney in Chauncey
Reverend Mr. Courtney of Chauncey baptized three young women, the Misses McManaway and Miss Glancy of Orbiston, on Saturday afternoon, as they united with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Courtney
McManaway
Miss Glancy
Orbiston
Orbiston Christian Church Services Report
Readable notes state the Christian church at Orbiston held services last Wednesday evening with attendance and readings referenced in the fragment.
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Christian Church
Orbiston
Local No. 2256 Meets Wednesday
Chauncey residents urged to attend a 10 oclock Wednesday afternoon meeting of Local No. 2256 at mine 105 on Bailey Run. A. E. Broyles, Chauncey president, will lead the session with important business on the agenda.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
A. E. Broyles
Kecks entertain guests in Chauncey home
Mr and Mrs George Keck and daughter Pauline of Chauncey hosted Sunday guests at their Ellis avenue home Mrs Ger
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Chauncey
George Keck
Pauline of
Ellis Avenue
Ger
Trade Jasper and Grandson Rich ard Staten
A report notes a trade involving Jasper and his grandson Rich ard Staten of Nelsonville.
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Trade Jasper
Richard Staten
Nelsonville
Mrs Settles Improves After Illness At Columbus Home
Mrs Frank Settles who had been critically ill at her Columbus home is much improved, according to a message to her Chauncey brother Earl Worden. Mrs Wilda Worden of this city assisting in care during her illness.
Local Notes On Residents And Illness In Columbus Area
Faye, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Conrad of New Straitsville, ill with pneumonia. H O McDaniel of Millfield visited Columbus Friday. George Baker of Columbus spent Sunday in Chauncey with Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson on Ellis avenue.
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Faye
Carl Conrad
New Straitsville
H. O. McDaniel
Millfield
Columbus
George Baker
Chauncey
Earl Johnson
Ellis Avenue
Geary burial set for Tuesday in Glouster
Mrs. Mary Geary 57 of Redtown died Saturday at St. Anthony's hospital Columbus from paralysis. She leaves two sons John of Jacksonville and Cornelius of Redtown. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery Glouster after funeral at Holy Cross church Tuesday at 9 a.m. with Rev Fr Clark officiating.
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Glouster
Mary Geary
Redtown
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Geary
John
Jacksonville
Cornelius
John Geary
Holy Cross Church
Clark
Stiff Buys Back His Old Home in Glouster
John B. Stiff manager of the Sunday Creek Coal company store in Glouster buys his former Spring Street home from Stephen Gibbs. He plans to make Glouster his headquarters and move his family back to the city after the current Athens school term ends.
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Glouster
John B. Stiff
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Spring Street
Stephen Gibbs
Stiff
Athens
George Carter Committed to Athens State Hospital
George Carter an aged Ferndale resident with Morgan county ties has been sent to the Athens state hospital for treatment. The commitment papers were issued by the Morgan county probate judge and he was transported by the Morgan county sheriff.
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Glouster
George Carter
Ferndale
Athens State Hospital
Mr. Carter
Morgan County
Athens
Joneses Celebrate Wedding Trip Return
Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones returned to Glouster after a brief wedding trip visiting friends in Columbus and New Lexington.
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Glouster
Ernest Jones
Temple Gessell
Columbus
New Lexington
Local Births And Anniversary Events Noted
Mr and Mrs T D McAfooes announce the birth of a ten pound son born Saturday. Mr and Mrs W G Allen of West Mansfield were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W H Stahl. Mr and Mrs Jessie Roberts of McLeish are parents of a son born Sunday. White Rose Temple No 92 marks thirtieth anniversary with a party on Wednesday March 24 inviting Pythian Sisters Temple Jacksonville for a good eats and program.
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T. D. McAfooes
W. G. Allen
West Mansfield
W. H. Stahl
Jessie Roberts
McLeish
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters’ Temple
Jacksonville
Green Run PTA Shares School Work in English Program
In Glouster on March 22 the Green Run Parent-Teacher Association hosted a meeting focused on Good English for grammar grades at home and school. Seventh and eighth graders presented a play on one language for America, plus readings and music applauded by the audience.
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Glouster
Green Run
Parent-Teacher Association
Jonas
Columbia
America
Wilbert Lucas
Mildred How
Sesqui-centennial This Year
Philadelphia marks 150th anniversary of Independence signings while Lynn Massachusetts based Lydia Fy Pinkham Medicine Company expands to six buildings. Nearly five million bottles of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound were sold last year.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia Fy Pinkham
Lydia Lk. Pinkham
Local residents spend weekends visiting friends abroad
Hamden Lee Ferguson former Hamden school principal spent a few days with friends here last week then returned to Athens Friday to visit friends. Nellie Goddard left for Athens Saturday morning to spend the week end with friends. Frances Hatch high school teacher spent the week end with her mother in Athens. Homer V. Atkinson of McArthur was a business visitor here Saturday.
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Lee Ferguson
Hamden Schools
Athens
Nellie Goddard
Frances Hatch
Homer V. Atkinson
McArthur
Rance Canter Arrested in Puritan Area for Liquor Possession
Rance Canter was arrested Thursday evening in Hamden for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and jailed. A lard can used to manufacture the drink was found. Two revolvers were seized from two boys acting as lookouts for the dry agents. Canter was nabbed near Puritan, where he resides.
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Rance Canter
Hamden
Canter
Puritan
Reading of Mrs Dingman will draws local relatives
The Rev J W Belcher and Mrs Charles Triplett with Mrs H R Foose traveled to McArthur on Friday to attend the reading of Mrs Cora Dingman s will. Mr and Mrs J A Jolly and daughter Kathaleen are ill. Mrs Triplett plans to go to Cincinnati with her husband for several weeks.
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J. W. Belcher
Charles Triplett
H. R. Foose
McArthur
Cora Dingman
J. A. Jolly
Kathaleen
Cincinnati
Measles Ends Life of 9 Month Old Robin Helm
Robin Helm, nine months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Helm, died at home Thursday night from measles. Funeral services were held Sunday morning at 9:30 from Puritan Baptist church with Rev J W Belcher officiating. Burial will be in Wellston.
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Robin Helm
Louis Helm
Puritan Baptist Church
J. W. Belcher
Wellston
Social notes from Columbus and surrounding towns
Edith Jackman of Columbus visits her parents here after travels in New Orleans and Florida. J A Soule and Charlie Meese return home from several days’ trip. Mrs Leo Stanton travels to Coalton for her father William Rowe’s illness. Mrs Joe Rowe of Canonville visits sister Mrs Leo Stanton here. Mrs D C Thomas returns home after a week with her daughters Misses Gladys and Ruth Thomas in Columbus.
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Edith Jackman
Columbus
New Orleans
Florida
J. A. Soule
Charlies Meese
Leo Stanton
Coalton
William Rowe
Joe Rowe
Canaonville
Harry Bagley
Gladys
Ruth Thomas
D. C. Thomas
Women join Istanbul industrial workforce in record surge
Four years ago no women worked in the Istanbul factories but now about 20,000 women are employed in the city’s industrial sector, reflecting a major shift in labor participation and gender roles.
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Constantinople
New Beauty Cream Captures Fashion Wardrobe
A new French process cream for whitening and beautifying the skin is hailed as pure and different from others. Women report noticeable improvement after the first application and say MELLO GLO Cream gives smoother brighter younger skin promoted by The D. Zenner Co Case's Drug Store Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Co
Case
Logan
Presidents who hosted their fathers at the White House
A 1926 piece notes only Harding and Coolidge hosted their fathers in the White House while other presidents kept their fathers at a distance. It details Dr. Harding’s elopement and limited later visits, Col. Coolidge’s trips, and the elder Coolidge’s preference for Vermont winters over Washington.
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United States
White House
Colonel Coolidge
Son
Vermont Hills
Dr. Harding
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Doctor Harding
Harding
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marion
Ohio
Col
John Coolidge
Pepper experiment proposed by local merchant in Kansas
W. R. Ranney, a Kansas Arkansas City merchant, believes Spanish red peppers can be grown in the region and volunteers to spend 50 dollars for seed to test the experiment.
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Arkansas City
W. R. Ranney
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Co. E. Burdette
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Beasley Milling & Gro
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Robert T. Small
Consolidated Press
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