Mother's Day Observed at First Christian Sunday School
On May 10 at First Christian Sunday School Mother's Day was celebrated with a program. Ruth La Fugh sang, Rev. Vian played piano accordion pieces, Oswald Headley and Fredrick Ross recited, James Nye performed a piano solo, and the choir directed by Mrs. Christine Courtney Brown sang. Mrs. M. J. Gardner spoke on Mothers and presented 96 year old Lovania Weatherby with a plant. 150 attended, 36 mothers present. Chauncey events noted as Pleasant View Temple prepares May birthday social for Pythian Sisters with May birthdays honored and degree staff practice.
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Caruncey
Christan
Ruth la Fugh
Vian
Oswald Headley
Fredrick Ross
James Nye
Christine Courtney Brown
M. J. Gardner
Lovania Weatherby
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Aid Meeting Quilting Session Planned by Methodist Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Thursday for an all day quilting at the North building on Mound street.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mound Street
Lancaster May Day Guests Alice Dew Hazel Harvey
Miss Alice Dew and Miss Hazel Harvey of this city attended the May Day exercises in Lancaster last week. They were guests of their cousins Louis Moody and Miss Lizzie Moody during their stay.
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Lancaster
Chauncey
Alice Dew
Hazel Harvey
Louis Moody
Lizzie Moody
Homecoming Held at Russell Dance Hall North of City
The Rev. Harvey Smith of Bishopville and the Rev. A G Duffy of Chillicothe preached at an all day meeting and homecoming Sunday at the Russell dance hall. Dyer Mitchell led the music. A picnic dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
A. G. Duffy
Chillicothe
Russell Dance Hall
Dyer Mitchell
Gym Exhibition Showcases Athens Schools Year’s Work
The Athens junior and senior high schools host a Thursday evening gymnasium exhibition directed by Harold Wise and Aileen Campbell. Fourteen Ohio University student teachers assist. The program includes marching, games, apparatus work, dances, Indian club and dumbbell routines, pyramids, and a shoes hunt with a paddling finale.
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Athens
Harold Wise
Aileen Campbell
Ohio University
Dixie
Sunnyside School Fifth Graders Present Talking Picture Show
A fifth grade class at Sunnyside school staged a talking picture show of Alice in Wonderland this morning before a student council meeting. Students read the story in reading class and prepared narration in English class while Miss Laura Bailey aided the art projects and built a paper picture machine.
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Sunnyside
Laura Bailey
Alice
Ann’ Beasley
March Hare
Boris Boris Wooley
Door Mouse
Darrel ‘Rom
Mad Hatter
Dwight Duncan
Queen
Thelma Norris
King
Dick Whipple
White Rabbit
Francis Fuller
Arthur Henderson
Don Rowland
Robert Bingman
John Meister
Howard Paughman
Evelyn Austin
Elmer Hill
Joe Gill
Fern Rowland
Marjory Beasley
Helen Gamertsfelder
Identification Sought for Charles Adams Portered Circus Train
Records of the United States veterans bureau search for Charles Adams age 60 a porter on John Robinson's circus train who died Saturday in Athens. Funeral services are set at the West Union street cemetery with Spanish American War veterans in charge. A Billboard advertisement in Cincinnati will aid friends in identifying Adams. If no claim comes, he will be buried locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veteran's Bureau
Charles Adams
John Robinson's Circus
Athens
West Union Street Cemetery
Cincinnati
Adams
Veteran's Bureau
Delegates Chosen for County Young People’s Council
Lauretta Fielder Ruth Fiske Eleanor Minister Lucy Nye Jeanette Palmer and Esther Fiske will represent the Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church of Chauncey at the annual County Young People’s council convention in Athens on Friday and Saturday.
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Chauncey
Lauretta’ Fielder
Ruth Fiske
Eleanor Minister
Lucy Nye
Jeanette Palmer
Esther Fiske
Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
County Young People's Council
Athens
Chauncey Personalities Host Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs William Beckley of Athens were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Noah S Harvey in Chauncey. Others visiting included Mrs Charlie Tippie Mrs Laura Burchfield Herman Burchfield Steve Johnson Miss Jessie Tippie and visitors from Lancaste[r] and Zanesville with local Chauncey residents. The Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church is receiving a fresh white coat of paint.
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Chauncey
William Beckley
Athens
Noah S. Harvey
Charlie Tippie
Laura Burchfield
Herman Burchfield
Steve Johnson
Jessie Tippie
Buchtel
Andy Moody
Louis Moody
Lizzie Moody
Lancaster
Kranyik
Cunningham, Dew
Harvey
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal
Body arrives for A. J. Daugherty of Somerset
The body of A. J. Daugherty, 26, of Somerset, arrived from Los Angeles. Funeral set for Tuesday in Somerset. Daugherty was killed last week by immigration officers who claimed he was part of a smuggling gang moving Chinese nationals across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
A. J. Daugherty
Somerset
Los Angeles
Daugherty
Man Lying About Athens Residency Arrested for Theft
Raymond Bell, 22, who claimed to live in Athens and worked as an unemployed coal miner, was arrested by Columbus police after attempting to sell a 750 cent wrist watch for 9 dollars at a pawnshop. He is charged with burglary for stealing a watch and a 250 dollar ring from W. G. Warner’s home earlier in the day and a 50 dollar ring from I. J. O’Connor’s home. Bell admitted the daytime thefts and a gun was not involved.
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Raymond Bell
Athens
Columbus
Bell
W. G. Warner
East Broad Street
Elsie Cramer
Warner
Miss Cramer
I. J. O'Connor
East Main Street
Hocking Valley
Stailey to speak at Athens Kiwanis meeting
Athens Kiwanis will hear C. F. E. Stailey former Athens city schools superintendent now with Y M C A in Columbus speak at the Hotel Berry tonight at 6 30. Stailey a Kiwanian will discuss the organization’s relation to school and welfare work. Members plan to attend the inter cities meet in Zanesville in July.
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Athens
Radio Reallocation Plan Sets New Broadcast Waves
Commissioner A H Bellows announced nearly all radio stations will receive new frequencies under the Federal Radio Commission plan. The reallocation should be finished in about three weeks, with stations nationwide affected by the change.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Radio Commission
A. H. Bellows
Suabot Zfififf Ff
Chile orders six destroyers built in England
The Chilean government has ordered six destroyers to be built in England, signaling a major naval procurement move.
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Santiago
England
Ten Cows Sold Overnight by Athens Trader
A. D. Johnson of Athens turned ten cows into cash by advertising the herd in the Messenger classifieds and selling all head within a day. Mr. Johnson’s quick sale highlights local market demand for cattle.
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A. D. Johnson
Athens
Norma Smitten by Jerry Donahoe Cupid Says
Rumor claims Miss America Norma Smallwood favors Jerry Donahoe son of I J Donahoe, Pittsburgh market magnate. Norma and her party visited Donahoe Market, then returned to Pittsburgh multiple times, with Jerry repeatedly in her company.
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Jerry” Donahoe
Norma Smallwood
Atlantic City
Jerry Donahoe
Jerome Donahoe
Jerry
Pittsburgh
I. J. Donahoe
Norma
Donahoe's
Glee Club Sings at Athens Rotary Meeting
The Central school glee club of fourth to sixth grades performed before the Athens Rotary at Hotel Berry during National Music Week and Boys Week. Led by teacher Verletta Moore, the 22 member chorus featured a saxophone solo by Franklin Calvin and solos by Herper Sanders, including Pal Of My Dreams as an encore. The group received generous applause for their melody and variety.
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Central School
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Verletta Moore
Thee
Franklin Calvin
Herper Sanders
Young Sanders
Pal of
Newark Storm Destroys Roof Garage and Uproots Trees
Severe hail and rain swept Newark Ohio and Licking county as a storm tore off the roof of John Kramer’s house and hurled his garage away. Nine fruit trees were uprooted and Kenneth Martin, a truck driver, was hospitalized after a tree limb struck him. A gas derrick near Newark was toppled by the winds.
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Newark
U.R
Licking County
John Kramer
Kenneth Martin
Clover Leaf Club Meets in Canaan Township
The Clover Leaf Clothing club of Canaan township met at the leader Mrs. Charles Mansfield home on May 6. They decided to present a play Dame Fashion at the club commencement in Canaanville on May 14 at o'clock.
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Clover Leaf Clothing Club
Canaan Township
Charles Mansfield
Canaanville
Minors Given Probation After Burglary Charge
Artie Bowen and Virgil Freeman were granted one year probation by Judge L G Worstell in Common Pleas court after being indicted for burglary of a Hocking Valley Products storehouse at Buehtelt. They must report to probation officer N M Alderman during the year and may avoid full sentencing if they comply.
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Artie Bowen
Virgil Freeman
Hocking Valley Products Company
Buehtelt
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
Mr. Alderman
Thirteen of Sixteen arraigned plead not guilty in court
A full docket is promised in the next three months after thirteen of sixteen arraigned yesterday morning entered not guilty pleas. Ely Burden pleaded guilty to auto theft and received an indefinite sentence at Mansfield reformatory.
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Ely Burden
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Fish Damaged by Parasites Say Biology Expert
Dr. H. Mangan head of Wooster college biology told the Biology club of Ohio University in Science hall yesterday afternoon that parasites in streams and lakes injure fish tissues rob nutrients and make openings for other organisms. He noted parasites can reduce reproduction in fish.
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Qohio
Ohio
H. Mangan
Wooster College
Biology Club
Ohio University
Science Hall
Dr. Mangan
Ohio university forms Pi Delta Theta chapter
Eighteen women students at Ohio University formed the fourth Pi Delta Theta chapter. Officers elected include President Ethel Wolf, Vice President Selah Turner, Second Vice President Elizabeth Hill, Secretary Helen Vane, Treasurer Bertha Brigner, Registrar Ruth Campbell, Chaplain Ethel Ebrite, Editor Marguerite Acord, Pan-Hellenic Representative Lillian Den ner. The national group emphasizes high scholastic standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Pi Delta Theta
Ethel Wolf
Selah Turner
Elizabeth Hill
Helen Vane
Bertha Brigner
Ruth Campbell
Ethel Ebrite
Marguerite Acord
Lillian Denner
Athens High School Band Spring Concert May 26
The Athens high school band will hold its spring concert Thursday evening May 26. Principal Harshman said the group has learned eight or ten new pieces and the program will be well worth hearing. The band also will perform before the Rotary club inter-city meeting May 17.
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Athens
Kck. Harshman
Rotary Club
Major officers elected for four Ohio University publications
Seven men, students at Ohio University, were elected to major offices in the four university publications the Green and White Green Goat Athena and O book by the campus affairs committee. The committee replaced the former Green and White board of control and interviews selected Edward Martin Lewis Terven Edward Berbaum Floyd Williams Ralph Kircher Carl Carsten and others for editor business manager circulation manager advertising manager and sport editor roles.
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Ohio University
Green and White
Green Goat
Athena
Green and White Board of Control
Edward Martin
Lewis Terven
Edward Berbaum
Floyd Williams
Robert Marriott
Ralph Kircher
Carl Carsten
Athena editors and managers named in a brief note
A short line lists Athena personnel: Editor Russell, business manager Gilbert Beckle "Oo" Book, Editor Paul Bure, business manager Thomas W.
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Athena
Russell
Gilbert Beckle
Paul Bure
Thomas W
Good Health for A Trifle a Day Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Fitness
Grandpa touts Kruschen Salts as a daily health habit promising fitness and energy. He notes a tasteless dissolve, recommending two tablets daily with tea or water and listing 60 tablets for 60 cents.
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UL S Veteran Bureau
Stailey
Kiwanis Club
Chile
Modoc
North Atlantic
America
Glee Club
Clover Leaf Club
ZORA
Zura
Athens Paint & Supply Co
Athens, Ohio
Scott Paint & Wallpaper Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
Eddy Hardware Co
Glouster, Ohio
Pendergrass & Son
Chauncey, Ohio
Peggy Green
Norval Tyrrell
Educational Society
Haney- Goodrich Co
Rive
U. Publications
Martin
Green
Marple
Sinar
Uncle Bill Richardson
Greene Street
Marietta
Iist
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Mead Jemina Kennedy
Glasgow
Kruschen
Griffith Hughe
Sommer
McCall's
Ido
Bon Ton
Athletic Union
Armstrong
Alexander Smith
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