Society Notes and Local Club Activities Rumor
Mrs Strecker of Cincinnati will sing on WLW Sunday at 8 30 am with a church chorus. Akron visitors Mr and Mrs Willett Sweeney arrive for two week stay with Mr and Mrs Frank E Sweeney at 192 North Lancaster Street. Girl Scouts plan Court of Award practice at Athens High School Auditorium Saturday at 2. Monthly Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Christian Church features lectures on China Tibet and Buddhism. New Athens branch officers installed including Milo Kimball as president and Genevieve Chase recording secretary. Home Guards meet Saturday at First Methodist Church. Mrs Garnet Stevers recovering after surgery in Grant Hospital.
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C. L. Strecker
Cincinnati
Frank J. Heasley
WLW
Willett Sweeney
Akron
Frank E. Sweeney
North
Lancaster Street
Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
Athens High School
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. W. Lee
Jessie Drake
Athens
Milo Kimball
Homer Cherrington
Genevieve Chase
Marion Morse
Frank Copeland
Marie Acomb
Maude Matthews
S. H., Bing
Eleanor Hughes
Dean Irma Voigt
Edith Wray
Grace Johnson
Genevieve Apgar
Kimball
Dean Voigt
Mroch
Beravati Ullas Club Meeting Report and Hostess Details
Fifteen members and two guests met Thursday afternoon at 3 Marc Street hosted by Mrs. 3 G Dowles. Guests included Mrs. Vreank Brown of Portsmouth visiting her sister Mrs. Mary A Fryburger and Mrs. W B Ferguson who helped host. The club will meet Saturday at 2 20 p m with Mrs. Charles G Matthews. Mrs. Theodore B Noss will present the State Federation Convention report at this meeting instead of later as planned.
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Ifteen
G. Dowles
Marc Street
Vreank Brown
Portsmouth
Mary A. Fryburger
Ullas Club
Charles G. Matthews
East Mulberry Street
State Federation
Theodore B. Noss
Athens A A U W Banquet honors 28 college graduates
Athens branch of the A A U W held its first banquet at Hill Crest Inn with 69 attendees including two guests Mrs. Joseph Ki Jewett of Buffalo and Miss Katherine Foster. The group listed graduates from 28 universities led by Ohio University with 27 graduates and other schools such as Columbia Illinois Stanford Bryn Mawr Goucher and Denison among others.
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Athens
Hill Crest Inn
Joseph Ki. Jewett
Buffalo
N. Y
Katherine Foster
R. A. Foster
William Foster
Princeton University
Foster
Vassar College
Middlebury
Sorbonne
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Welles
Mrs Essie Hill Weds Charter Stover In Nelsonville
Miss Essie Hill and Mr Charter Stover were married Thursday at noon by Rev M E Chatley at the Christian Church parsonage in Nelsonville. The couple will reside in Akron. Mrs Fred Chevelier of Foster Place was called to Nelsonville by the death of her nephew Billy Vanbibber, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Vanbibber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Hill
Charter Stover
Nelsonville
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Minnie Osman
Sylvia Hill
Akron
Fred Chevelier
Foster Place
Billy Vanbibber
Jesse Vanbibber
Perry Grand Jury to Examine Confession in Jail Escape
Perry County officials say the grand jury at NEW LEXINGTON will review the confession of Evan Pickering, a 24 year old escapee from the Junction City brick plant, who allegedly aided the September blaze that killed 14 prisoners. The panel will also probe the Hemlock fires that destroyed the mayor’s office and village jail, previously deemed incendiary but unsatisfied by state fire marshal findings.
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New Lexington
E. C. Wagner
Perry County
Evan Pickering
Junction City
Wagner
Hemlock
New Lexington Board to Spend 10000 on School Grounds
The New Lexington Board of Education, authorized by Dr J J Clitten, plans improvements to the grounds and drive of the new 240000 high school. The project includes a brick driveway deliverable in 89 days and landscaping funded from state aid for weak districts.
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New
Lexington
New Lexington
Grand Jury Fails to Indict Detrick in Banning Killing
In Bellefontaine on May 10 the county grand jury did not indict Delmar Detrick of De Graff for shooting and killing neighbor Charles Banning last March. Detrick admitted the shooting but pleaded unwritten law.
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Bellefontaine
U.P
Delmar Detrick
Degraff
Charles Banning
Banning
Pole Vault Champion Franklin Kelly Sets English Mark
British pole vault titleholder Franklin Kelly, a 1923 Wisconsin graduate, cleared 12 feet 7 inches to win England's pole vault championship.
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Franklin Kelly
Wisconsin
England
Former Athens Woman Dies in Auto Accident
Amesville May 14 A former Athens resident Miss Elna Glasier 76 was killed in an auto accident in Cincinnati where her sister and two other women were injured. Glasier formerly ran a furniture store in Athens and lived with her brother L H Glasier in Cincinnati. Funeral services will be held in Amosville Presbyterian Church with burial in Amosville.
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Amesville
Jurtea
Cincinnati
Elna Glazivy
Misa Glazier
Athens
Miss Glazier
Eourt
Anox Presbyterian Church
lHivyde Park
Amosville Presbyterian Church
A. M. Taylor
Chat
Mira Glazier
L. H. Glaaier
Fi Cinclinnati
Glastee
J. T. Giseller
Glasier Hemishad
Custody Granted in Athena County Home Award Case
Etta E. Smith of Nelsonville wins custody of Athena County Children’s Home ward Aldine Y Wagner after probate court action. The court grants custody on the child’s best interests following application to the Athena County Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena County
Aldine Y Wagner
Etta E. Smith
Nelsonville
Athena County Probate Cour
Mother's Day Service Planned by Athens Pika Lodge
The Athens lodge of Pika will observe Mother's Day with a service at the hiret Presbyterian Church Sunday at 3:39 p.m. Exalted Ruler Ciien M. Remine leads. Elka committee includes Dravid Johneen Roy C. Shirley and Arch Mc Yuinfee. ritual to be held with the church service and many lodge members and friends are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pika
Hiret Presbyterian Church
Ciien M. Remine
Athens Lodge
Dravid Johneen
Roy C. Shirley
Arch Mc Yuinfee
Elka Committee
Burson Sent to Columbus Home for Juvenile Care
Athens youth Gien Burson, 16, arrested April 27 for threatening Judge M. Johnson in the Athens Courthouse, is committed to Juvenile Court and to the Bureau of Juvenile Research in Columbus. He will receive education and care until age 21 under supervision after being declared sane by local physicians.
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Athena County Grand Jury
Gien Burson
Athens
8 M. Johnson
Athens County
Burson
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Olorbiys
Ariven
Buraen
Judee Johnson
Phistoiina
Bust in wake of unrest shocks local streets
A reported incident in the city sparked by unrest disturbed residents as authorities investigated possible clashes. Officials said operations were underway to restore order and reassure the public while collecting details from witnesses.
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Frank J. Beasley
Norris Beasley
Clinton Horn
Huntington
W. Va
Cnol
Richard H. Galigher
Tortis Beatles
Clinton Lorn
Crubther
Christian Church Society Met
L. G. Maynard
World Call
Ollie Skidmore
T. R. Bennett
China
Tibet
Bennett
W. F. Giesecke
Beatrice Sanders
Thomas Gibson
KE. J. Person
William Ruston, Jr
H. J. Phillips
Martzouff
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
W. S. Clark
Co. W. Wilcox
Etta Laverty
S. &. Carpenter
Arthur Hunter
P. G. Hibbard
H. H. Kinsel
A.L. Wagner
Elson Hedges
J. R. Harvey
J. W. Mud Son
Violet Thomas
E. F. Maurer
Elery Michael
P. G. Dowler
Harvey Ramsey
L. W. Russell
Virginia Larimer
Catherine Brison
Esther Althur
Evelyth Atkinson
Ellery Michael
Alex Root
Dean Irmark. Voigt
Shelbyville
Ind
Miss Wray
Albert Wray
Oomr
W. KK. Cameron
Arthur
Loyd Scott
Elza Nichols
Harold
Columbus
Lisa Nichols
Grant Hospital
S. F. Beverage
Garnet Stevers
Shetek
Helen
Bol
Dial
Mil Aay Pike
Charlie Chaplin
Mechens
Halich Bhbhdeddal Biel Mehl Ls Hai
Bbc
Ohio
Krillet
W. ON. Alderman
J. G. Worstell
W. EB Golden
bPorsyth
M. Bk. Twiss
J. We. Cline
Lawrence
the Security Savings Bank
Court House
Logans
Edna Glazier
Ellis
Moth
Sie
Axminster
Preston's
Pag Foren
Smart
Percate Eios
Marve
Poe
Enly
Serge Mare
Mel
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