To This Man Today In Work Relief Funds
Frank C. Walker, trusted confidant of the President, is the man with whom all pleas for the vast $4,880,000,000 in work relief funds must be filed.
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Frank C. Walker
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
12
Publicity Hinted for Burma Advisory Council Reports
Washington reports Hint of greater publicity for the administration policy reports tied to the Burmese Advisory Council. A White House event on Thursday reflected anticipation of broader attention to the New Deal measures and their administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of New Deal
Chauncey-Millfield Pupils Enjoy Marietta Picnic
One hundred twenty five seventh and eighth graders from Chauncey and sixth and seventh graders from Millfield visited Marietta for a picnic at the fairgrounds and a museum tour. Chauncey-Deaver buses carried students guided by Milo Stalder and Paul Daugherty with chaperones Fannye King Gladys Pickering Myrta Ashworth and Lizzie Simmers. Twenty seven Chauncey Dover High seniors and staff joined the outing with Paul Theisen Paul Fiske Christine Brown Ruth Fiske Ruth McLeod and Woodrow Ferrer among the faculty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Marietta
Chauncey-Deaver
Milo Stalder
Paul Daugherty
Fannye King
Gladys Pickering
Chauncey School
Myrta Ashworth
West See
Lizzie Simmers
Chauncey- Dover High School
Marrietta
Paul Theisen
Paul Fiske
Christine Brown
Ruth Fiske
Ruth McLeod
Woodrow Ferrer
Mrs. Theisen
Mre Fiske
Chauncey Area Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey residents hosted visitors from Charleston and Columbus including Kathleen Ferguson and the Cordrays. A son named Dan Avery was christened for the Charles Cordray family at Greene Fun. Rev Maurice Finger aided in funeral services in Athens, and local residents travelled to Nelsonville for visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. N. Ferguson
G. & Wynne
Kathleen Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
Charles Cordray
Dorie Filerbaugh
Greene Fun
Dan Avery
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
George Williamson
Jacobs Avenue
Cecil Hughes
Columbus
Mansfeld
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Agnes Olliver
Florence Fielder
Helen Donaldson
Nelsonville
Mothers Day Services At Chauncey Churches
Chauncey Church of Christ will observe Mother's Day with readings and music. The program committee includes Fannye King Christine Brown and James Nye. Decorations are by Addie Tippett Nell Brook ing and Clifford Shafer. Mothers are invited to attend. A second service follows the Sunday School hour at the M F Church with flowers for all mothers and a prize for the oldest mother. Arrangements are by Naam Mulline and Lissie Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Fannye King
Christine Brown
James Nye
Addie Tippett
Nell Brooking
Clifford Shafer
M. F
Arso
Naam! Mulline
Lissie Harvey
Greens Run revival draws growing attendance at Chauncey church
At Greens Run Church of Christ the revival continues with record midweek turnout as Taylor Ridge visitors join Wednesday services. Thursday featured Greens Run Choir with Hazel Lahugh and Helen Courtney dueting. Fr F Strickler will speak tonight on Your Title to Eternal Reward. Mother's Day program slated for 8:30 A.M. with Rev. G B Courtney delivering the sermon. Evening Men's Night to include Chauncey and Trimble men in special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Taylor Ridge
Greens Run
Hazel Lahugh
Helen Courtney
FR. F. Strickler
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey and
Trimble Mena
Onion sets washed onto highway after heavy rains
A Chauncey resident reported that recent downpours washed garden onion sets onto the highway. Henry Cass said he gathered and replanted the sets after the event. A separate note honors Dicky Joe O Neal on his fifth birthday with family guests including the O Neals and Southertons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Henry Cass
Donald O'Neal
Dicky Joe
Arno O'Neal
John Southerton
Sugar Creek
Huston to Receive Bachelor of Divinity Degree
Logan notices Rev. J. K. Huston of Enterprise will graduate from Bonebrake Theological Seminary in Dayton with a Bachelor of Divinity. The United Brethren Church training school serves this district. Huston, Otterbein Class of 1952, has pastored several Southeastern Ohio charges during his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. KE. Huston
Enterprise
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
United Brethren Church
United States
Huston
Otterbein College
Southeastern Ohio
Miller Infant Dies in Logan
One day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller of North Walnut Street died Wednesday. The body was taken to New Lexington for burial. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs D W Miller of near Logan and Mr and Mrs Amos Grim of New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Loiis Ann
Wilbur Miller
North Walnut Street
New Lexington
D. W. Miller
Near Logan
Amos Grim
Kathleen Barnes Seeks Divorce from Walter Barnes
Kathleen Barnes files for divorce alleging cruelty. the couple married June 12, 1034 and lived with Walter Barnes's parents until March when she moved out. She requests the decree and to revert her name to Kathleen Hoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kathleen Barnes
Walter Barnes
Kathleen Hoy
Mother's Day Program Planned at John Gee Chapel
The A. C. BE. League led by Lona Mc Daniel will host a Mother's Day program at John Gee Chapel with the sermon "A True Mother" by Rev. M. H. Johnston at 7 30 p m. Sunday services begin at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at noon led by H. M. Robinson. Weekday events include prayer meeting Wednesday, Junior Choir Thursday, and Senior Choir Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Gee
M. EB
A. C. BE. League
Lona McDaniel
M. H. Johnston
H. M. Robinson
Shepard Honored as Ohio State Senior Elected Fraternity President
Logan message indicates Harold Shepard of Ohio State University engineering senior was elected president of the Triangle civil engineering fraternity. A Logan High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs C V Shepard, he attended the Columbus chapter delegate at the national convention in Chicago last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Shepard
Ohio State University
Triangle
Columbus
Chicago
Shepard
C. V. Shepard
Logan High Schoo
Ucker Transferred From Logan Rural Route to Orient Post Office
Joe Ucker, rural carrier on Route Six from Logan, will transfer to Orient to continue in rural carrier service with a home to be located in Columbus. He leaves May 15 after 12 years of service as a local carrier. Mia Acker and family have lived in Columbus to provide their children with college education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Joe Ucker
Orient
Columbus
Ucker
Mia
Acker
Driver Is Questioned In Fatal Wreck Inquiry
Logan William Dillion, driver of the car that killed a local girl last Saturday, was questioned Thursday by Prosecutor Gerald W. Lanning. Deputy Nellis Smith arranged for Dillon to report after hospital discharge as officials seek his version. no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Dillion
Gerald W. Lanning
Nellis Smith
Dillon
Home Makers Club entertains at Logan gathering
Logan Mrea hosts Mrs. Robert Mackey and Mrs. Grace Adcock as Home Makers Club members meet at the Mackey home on Warner Avenue. Mrs. Newell Groome leads a brief business session. Mrs. Clarence Schempp reviews Six Days by Martha Hays Weymouth. Contests crown Mrs. Walter Leonard and Mrs. Elmer Risch. two course dinner served to guests including Mrs. Achauer Lyke Martha Reich Shaw and Toy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Lyke
Matthew Martha
John Reich
Paul Shaw
Risch
John A. Toy
Glouster High School to Hold Baccalaureate Services
Glouster High School prepares a Sunday night baccalaureate at the high school auditorium. Rev. G J Johnson will deliver the sermon with Supt. Thomas W Figley presiding. Kathryn A Wells will lead music, Mary Jane Morris is pianist, and both glee clubs participate in a program including selections and scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
G. J. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Thomas W. Figley
Kathryn A Wells
Mary Jane Morris
David P. Morris
Father A. V. Kessler
O. P. Smith
Missionary Society Meets at Glouster
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church met Wednesday at Mrs. B. R. Angle's home with Mrs. Thomas Gamwell as assisting hostess. Mrs. Ada Blower read a paper on World Citizenship and Mrs. FE. E. Munden presented a study lesson from Japanese Women Speak. The group judged Mrs. C. K. Rockhold's team the contest winner with 40 members present enjoying refreshments after a short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. E. Munden
John Bulloch
C. K. Rockhold
Daughters Birth to Docie Family at Grant Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alex Docie of the city region at Grant Hospital Columbus by cesarean section. Mrs Docie was brought to the hospital several days earlier by local ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Alex Docie
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Docie
Sunshine Class to Present Mother's Day Program
Young people of the Sunshine Class will present a program at the church on Mother's Day. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
J.T Alumni Dance Planned at Jacksonville Trimble High School
The Jack sonville Trimble High School alumni will hold their annual dance at the J T Gymnasium on Saturday night May 11. Alumni since 1927 are expected to attend with Jack Dalton's Orchestra providing music. Bright decorations greet attendees at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
J.T Gymnasium
Jack Dalton
Clean-Up Campaign Praised by Organizers
A local effort praised weekly clean-up campaigns organized by the Clover division with support from Columbus and Central Onis Farm Stores. The unnamed organizers highlight sustained community service and ongoing participation across weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Columbus
Onis Farm
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