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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
6
The item notes Hoover extending his athletic range by adding volleyball to his repertoire. It highlights a shift in focus and hints at future competitive aims within the sports section.
The report notes May events with attendees including Mrs Bessie Wilson and Mrs Lillian Sueeney. It mentions a next meeting hosted by Mrs L. Woods and outlines a local civic focus with Purau of Educational gee and Ohio State University involvement.
In Chauncey on Thursday two new babies arrived. Two girls were born to Mr Clarence Morris and Mr Ernest Johnson. The Morris infant is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Favers of Air Street Chauncey, and the Johnson infant is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bock of Chauncey.
Mary Clara Guerra hosts a four course dinner party on Thursday evening with guests including Gretchen and Tetha Thomas, Ruth Biskeeton Patton, Christine Brown and Ralph Virgil. Church notices in Chauncey list May 3 services and Mother's Day observance plans. Initiation of Mrs Frank Lands and Mrs Harry Linscott into the Woman's Baptist Association noted with attendees from Nelgonville.
May 8 crowd packed the auditorium for Dover High School seniors presenting a Freshrane play Aaron Baggs. Cast included Tre Tippett Carroll Southerton Fixworth Wayne Smith Shields etc with a satin act and special dara.
A vintage health advertisement urges readers to combat headaches and constipation with Kellogg's All-Bran roughage. It promotes two tablespoonful daily servings with meals, notes ready-to-eat form, milk or cream pairing, and suggests adding to rouffins and hot breads.
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