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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1930

Page

5

Surprise birthday party honors Mrs J B R McHurg

In a Weston Street home Thursday evening a surprise party honored Mrs J B R McHurg on her birthday. Guests enjoyed bridge and refreshments with high scores awarded to KR on fbyke, A D McPherson, and KL K Cooley.

Honers Joe Walburn Margaret Walburn Weston Street J. BR McHurg Bridge A. D. McPherson Reed KL. K. Cooley Phose Fea H. O. Atkins Marquis F. H. McCoy Garnet Stevers Mil- Banks

Eighth Grade Pupils Take Tests in Athens County

The eighth grade final exam will be given Friday April 11 at all fourteen high schools in Athens County. Students report to the high school they expect to attend with Athens city school students exempt. Tests supervised by county teachers start at 9 o clock.

Limily Humphrey Ohio University Louise Kerr Pomeroy Grace Cushman Chicago Miss Kerr Miss Cushman Miss Humphrey Athens County Athens City

Art Work in City School Is Displayed

Athens residents viewed an elementary art exhibit from East Side School directed by Miss Alice Humphrey. First and second grades created alphabet letters and Native American inspired art while third grade produced Eskimo life drawings. Fourth to sixth grades showcased Pilgrim and Fall themes with book covers and woodwork.

Athens East Side Alice Humphrey Boy Scouts In

Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary Dinner at West Mulberry Fraternity House

Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary hosted a Thursday dinner at the fraternity house on West Mulberry Street for active members and alumnae. Mrs. Griff L. Evans led the event as auxiliary president. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins from Youngstown visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carmen on Richland Avenue.

Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary West Mulberry Street Griff L. Evans Harry Jenkins Youngstown Sam Carmen Richland Avenue Jenkins Carmen Belle-Vernon Ice Cream Company Athens Chillicothe

Amesville Presbyterian Church 101st Anniversary Supper

Members and friends of the Amesville Presbyterian Church celebrated its 101st founding anniversary with a supper meeting. The session read reports from Sunday School and societies. Dr. Howard and Lewis Glazier were reelected trustees for three years. A church council was appointed with H. G. Henry and others.

Amesville H. H. Henry L. B. Glazier Wilbur Carpenter Frank Gifford H. G. Henry

Prayer Theme Shaped by First M. E. Sermon

The Rev. A. H. Krussel preached at First M. E. Church on Thursday night calling prayer the master switch to God. Frances Hatch sang Jesus Lover of My Soul as a solo. Singing was led by the Young Married People’s Class with the King’s Daughters Class in attendance.

A. H. Krussel M. E Jesus Frances Hatch King’s Daughters

Maecenas Literary Club Met and News of Local Deaths

Maecenas Literary Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Stauffer with Mrs. P B E Shirley presiding and recipes shared in lieu of a roll call. A paper on Child Training by Mrs. Sarah Landis was read by Mrs. Neal Hesse followed by open discussion. Also noted are Mrs. Woodruff in St. Louis and Mr. Woodruff's death with burial, Mrs. Kittle’s return, and the First Methodist Church class fifth anniversary with charter presentation. Mrs. Emmett Cross is seriously ill with appendicitis at 4 West Union Street.

William Pritchard Bradfield Minister Mr. Witham Lucille Sanders Fred Stauffer Ollie B. Skidmore P. BE. Shirley Maecenas Literary Club Sarah Landis Neal Hesse Charles Herman Fred Kittle Lancaster Street Fred Woodruff St. Louis Mr. Woodruff Woodruff Ely and Walker Dress Manufacturing Company Kate Falls Bishopville Ohio University Irs Athens Emmett Cross West Union Street

Young Pastor Appointed to American Church in Berlin

The Rev. Pwarth L. Turner from Elmira New York, a Boston University graduate student, has been named pastor of the American Church in Berlin Germany. At 26 he is likely the church's youngest ever pulpit occupant.

Pwarth L. Turner Elmira N. Y Boston University Berlin Germany

Here’s the man who answers all of your questions

Frederic J. Haskin runs a national information service used by newspapers and readers nationwide. The bureau answers questions and distributes educational booklets, working with groups like the American Legion and Chamber of Commerce. Readers can order a four cent map of the United States for ten cents, mailed from Washington, D. C., courtesy of The Athens Messenger.

Frederic J. Haskin United States District of Columbia Haskin Bureau Washington, D. C Athens Messenger

Harris elected president of Sigma Rho at Ohio University

Mother W. Harris of Athens was elected president of Sigma Rho the women’s journalistic fraternity at Ohio University. Other officers elected include vice president Eleanor Sullivan secretary Judy Reed and treasurer Lena Ervin.

W. Harris Athens Sigma Rho Women’s Journalistic Fraternity Ohio University Eleanor Sullivan Judy Reed Lena Ervin

CARE OF THE CAR BOOKLET OFFERED BY ATHENS MESSENGER

The Athens Messenger presents a booklet titled CARE OF THE CAR, promising expert advice for owners. Sending six cents covers cost and postage via the coupon provided, aiming to save on operating costs and repairs and maximize car enjoyment.

The Athens Messenger

Copy booklet request to CARE OF THE CAR

Frederic J. Haskin of the Information Bureau in Washington asks readers to enclose six cents in coin or stamps for a booklet. Include name street city state for mailing.

Cable Act Debate at Athens Women League Banquet

The Athens Women League of Voters held an anniversary banquet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms where a discussion covered the Cable Act and Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen's contested Florida congressional candidacy due to her marriage to a nonnaturalized citizen. Mrs. F. H. Wreckler spoke.

Ruth Bryan Owen Florida Athens Women League of Voters Chamber of Commerce Security Bank F. H. Wreckler

Athens Women Voters Discuss Memorial Fund and Maternity Work

Mrs. H. RR. McVay explains a memorial fund for the Athens organization. Letters from Congressmen Cooper and Jenkins praising maternity and infancy hygiene under the Sheppard-Towner Act were read. With the act expired in 1929, leagues seek continued work with new appropriation. Radio talks by national officers were heard.

League H. RR. McVay Athens John C. Cooper Thomas Jenkins McVay Leagues of Women Voters National League of Women

Whisky cargo mystery on captured tug Sambo G

Reports say part of the cargo may have been removed from the rum running tug Sambo G while under federal guard at Lorain before being towed to Cleveland. The vessel was seized March 6 and its cargo poured into Lake on March 13 amid investigations by Lieut. Martin Jastiussen of the Ninth Coast Guard District.

Cleveland U.R Martin Jastiussen Ninth Coastguard District Buffalo Lorain T. Hagetove Lake

Whisky flood hits Lorain after Sambo G capture

Police, led by Chief Pheodore Walker, probe after Lorain officials find a large whisky shipment aboard the tug Sambo G. The city is said to be flooded with a specific brand, though exact sinking losses in Lakerie remain unreported.

Lakerie Cleveland Pheodore Walker Lorain Lorwin

Irish Free State Cabinet Resigns en Masse

Dublin reports the Irish Free State Cabinet has resigned today, prompting a political shakeup with immediate government instability and potential new leadership. The move follows contentious policy debates and signals a major shift in governance.

Dublin U.P Irish Free State

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