Farewell party planned for Mrs Swart by Rebekah lodge
Forest Rose Rebekah lodge members gathered at Mrs Harry Swarts Ellis avenue home for a surprise farewell party as she moves to Greens Run. Handkerchief shower, music by Mrs Mabel Smith, and a supper menu were included with a guest list of local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Harry Swart
Ellis Avenue
Swart
Greens Run
Mabel Smith
Bessie Wilson
Martha Shafer
Lillian Karns
Goldie Warren
Ella England
Ruthridgewater
Nelle Crosser
Nelle Jordan
Nelle Canter
Bertha Linscott
Grace Stalder
Pauline Jackson
Margaret Marie
Ella Love
Rita Hixon
Hulda Swart
Society and Personal Mention Highlights Local Clan Activities
Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. George S. Putnam's home with Mrs. E. B. Smith presiding. Program covered Foreigners in America with guests noting Oscar Strauss and Edgar Steiner. Other items include Maecenas Club meeting and various family travels and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George S. Putnam
North High Street
E. B. Smith
America
M. D. Hughes
I. B. Job
J. E. Barker
Oscar Strauss
Edgar Steiner
Miss Beresford
Miss Durst
Arthur Boyles
Dr Norman Fenton Accepts Head Role At California Bureau
Dr Norman Fenton, associate professor of psychology at Ohio University, accepted the post of director of the California Bureau of Juvenile Research in Whittier near Los Angeles. He will also edit The Journal of Delinquency starting July 1, leading a small staff of psychologists and social workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Fenton
Ohio University
California Bureau of Juvenile Research
Whittier
California
Los Angeles
the Bureau
Special Hospital For Neurosis
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
New York
The
New Republic
Assoee
A.fe.f
United States Army Medical Department
American Psychological Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Educational Association
Fenton
Hygen
Leland Stanford
Stanford
Hia ¢Ar
Phi Beta Kappa
Natiop Organization
Firestone predicts tire price drop after British repeal
Harvey Firestone Jr. predicts American tire prices will fall significantly within three months following Premier Baldwin's announcement that the British rubber export restriction act will be repealed in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvey Firestone, Jr
Baldwin
City Council approves Main and Converse street widening
Chauncey May 9 The City council at the regular meeting decided to widen and improve the street at the corner of Main and Converse streets. Harry Swart resigned and Frank Millington was appointed to fill the vacancy. Other routine business was transacted. Fred Love Canton a former Chauncey resident visited his sister and nephew ill affected family members also hosted by Edward Lott and Alma Love. Miss Lauretta Fielder left Chauncey for Columbus where she joined Conrad Motor Sales office after graduating from Chauncy Dover high school.
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Chauncey
Harry Swart
Frank Millington
Fred Love
Canton
Edward Lott
Clyde Lott
Alma Love
Greens Run
Arthur Sapp
Eldon Sapp
Columbus
Lott
Lauretta Fielder
Conrad Motor Sales Company
Ben Fielder
Chauncey-Dover High School
Officers Elected for Hi Y Club at Athens High
Athens High School elected Hi Y club officers at Tuesday luncheon. William Cooper became president, Rex Koons vice president, and Fred Rice secretary and treasurer. Outgoing officers were Roy McClanahan, Foster Cornwell, and Cooper. The year averaged 35 members in attendance.
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Athens High School
Roy McClanahan
Foster Cornwell
William Cooper
F. E. Harshman
Mr. Harshman
Walter Porter
Oliver Wood
Harold Wise
Carl Roberts
Paul Saylor
Van Sickle couple contest real estate in Athens court
Addie Van Sickle and George Van Sickle petition the Common Pleas Court of Athens County claiming ownership of real estate now held by Harry Nichols. They allege a 1921 transfer to Ernest R. McClain for 5000 dollars with installments due, and that $3740 remains on the original agreement after two subsequent transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Addie van Sickle
George van Sickle
Harry Nichols
Ernest R. McClain
Women’s Home Mission Conference Attended by Athens District
Representatives from Athens district including Marietta Nelsonville Athens Logan Gallipolis Pomeroy Middleport and nearby points gathered for the annual Woman’s Home Missionary society conference at the First Methodist church. The program featured devotions reports forums and talks on citizen responsibilities and law enforcement by Christian women.
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Athens
Marietta
Nelsonville
Logan
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Middleport
Points
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
H. J. Holcombe
C. Dunn
W.T. Blume
Gibbie Duskey
Racine
D. B.vireen
Charles ‘Evans
T. W. Green
W. T. Blume
I. C. Newton
Lydia Ebersbach
W. A. King
Harry Rapley
Ella Ginn
A. W. Kerns
Bertha Nixon
Homer Cherrington
Tew
C. M. Coulter
C. Lady
Zanesville
Conference Women Endorse Eighteenth Amendment
A conference adopted a resolution backing the eighteenth amendment. A Nelsonville trio and an Athens quartet performed, with Pauline Whitlatch and May Webster among the speakers. Miss Webster discussed mission work and Bible centrality in classes.
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Nelsonville
Henry Lancaster
T. Shough
Walter Whitlatch
Pauline Whitlatch
Athens
Alice Holman
Ciola
Mary + Stalder
W. R. Phillips
Cc. C. Ribinson
May Webster
Charles Evans
R. Baumline
Eichenger
Middleport
Lonely minister at Beconcastle church serves alone
In Beconcastle Eng Rev J C Cleaver has attended or led church services for six consecutive Sundays as the sole participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beconcastle
Eng
J. C. Cleaver
Athens High School Writing Contest Sponsored by Journalism Department
The journalism department of Athens High School sponsors a student writing contest. Students may submit poems essays and short stories under 400 words judged on originality sentence construction and cleverness. Entries due May 21 with the winner to be published in the Mega May 31. Prize is a free Megaphone subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalism Department
Athens High School
Journalism Oc
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Millfield
Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Chauncey Church of Christ
V. Ahljbrand
Holiness
Seventh Day Adventist
Church of God
Millfield Church of Christ
Episcopal Church
the Plains Church
Lower Plains Zion
Presbyterian Society
Putnam Home
Julian M. Snyder
Harvard School of Business Administration
Cambridge
Mass
Hamilton ‘Textile Mills
T. L. Morgan
C. C. Millikan
Mr. Herrord Morgan
Maecenas Club
J. R. Harvey
West
Washington Street
Maecenas Literary Club
J. G.porter
Neil Hessel
Mary Fryburger
P. E. Shirley
Mary
Beatrice Preston
Mae Carpenter
George Starr Lasher
Mary Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Frederick L. Siddona
G. M. Romine
Adrienne
Romine
E. C. Annen
James Vercoe
Thomas Vercoe
John Vercoe
Clarksburg
W. Va
M. Daniel Olroyd
Olroyd
Glouster
West Virginia
Esther
Christian Church
Clerance Laughlin
North Larester Street
Myrtle
Colefull
Helen
Fred Lee Tom
Walter Baird
O. E. Cullums
Bessie Carman
P.M. McKinley
William Conatt
Henry Wiliams
Gordon
Colwbus
R. M. Patters
East State Street
Wiliams
Patteson
Nellie Cooley
Cleveland
S. M. Haffey
South High Street
Jacob Sherman
Edward Sherman
Twety
Sandard
Young Woman's Missonary Society
M. _E. charch
Melon Cross
West Union
Charles Matthews
Frank Hamilton
Martin Mason
Calif
Sys
Rebekah Morris McKee
Cen Oe of 1812
John Cross
West Union Street
M. D. Worley
Osteopathic Association
Mrs. J. W. Cheshier
Lancaster
Eli Roush
Raymond Drive
Bureau
B. M. Covert
Optometrist
C. D. Shafer Co
William
IN Common Pleas Court
W.B. Drake
Superior Shoe Repair Shop
Majestic
OHTO
Jacobs
the Security Savings Bank
California Air Travelers
Los Angeles-San Francisco
Fokker
Guggenheim Foundation
Western Air Express
Lonely Minister
Gibson
Prescription Store
Woodworth’s
Isaac Wilson
Ohio
Logans
Court House
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