Birthday party honors son and natal day of mother and aunt
A Tuesday party at 6 Van Vorhes Street celebrated Jimmy Westfall turning four while honoring his mother Mrs. Ural Westfall and her sister Mrs. Charles Timmons of Middletown born May 17. Fourteen boys enjoyed games, a peanut hunt, toy car favors, and a yard-side table of pink and white cake and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Ural V. Westfall
van Vorhes Street
Jimmy
Ural Westfall
Charles "Timmons
Middletown
Westfall
Grant
Donald Ferguson
Ben Paynter
Craig Sharp
Billy Worley
Danny Morrison
Tommy Dowler
John Gibson
Kay Parrett
David Corbin
Dick Clippinger
Teddy Frey
Former Athens Girl Wedded in Indiana
Mr and Mrs A K Newman of Dayton formerly of Shade and Athens announce the marriage of their daughter Carrie M Newman to Mr Oscar L Butts of Dayton. The ceremony took place May 14 in Decatur Indiana with Rev B H Franklin of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. The couple will reside at 2401 Mill Avenue Dayton. Both families announce the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Newman
Dayton
Shade
Athens
Carrie M. Newman
Oscar L. Butts
Decatur
Ind
B. H. Franklin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shade natives wed in Athens area nuptials
Mr. Butts and his bride, natives of Shade, have many acquaintances in Athens where Mrs. Butts worked as a saleswoman for the F. L. Preston Company for several years. She is sister to Mrs. E Kenney of Albany Road and Mrs. Carl F. Mansfield of Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Butts
Shade
Athens
Butts
F. L. Preston Company
E. ©. Kenney
Albany Road
Carl F. Mansfield
Franklin Avenue
Dinner Bridge Club Plays at Link Home
Mrs. P. O. Nichols and Mrs. Wheatley Link hosted the dinner bridge club Tuesday night at The Eastwood and 79 Grosvenor Street. Two guests joined, Hazel McKinstry Hawkins and Mrs. Alonzo Palmer, with Katherine Figg earning high score and Palmer second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Nichols
Wheatley Link
Eastwood
Hout speaks on self regulation in business at Marietta luncheon
Dr H T Hout associate professor of philosophy Ohio University was guest speaker today at the Wakefield Hotel for the Advertising Club. His topic was Self Regulation In Business. He was accompanied by Mrs Hout. 900 Members of the King's Daughters Class and Wesleyan Service Guild will hold a potluck dinner Thursday at 5 30 at the home of Misses Treva and Naomi Black 302 West Union Street. The regular meeting will follow with guild dues to be paid. Mr and Mrs Leslie Bobo of McDougal were guests of Mr and Mrs W G Runyon 20 Sunnyside Drive. The On ee Woman's Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Walter Burson 56 East Union. Mrs William Crombie of Akron arrived Tuesday for a several days visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs S B Carpenter 186 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hout
Ohio University
Marietta
Wakefield Hotel
Advertising Club
Hout
Clint Carr
King's Daughters Class
Wesleyan Service Guild
Treva
Naomi Black
West Union Street
Leslie Bobo
McDougal
W. G. Runyon
Sunnyside Drive
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Burson
East Union Street
William Crombie
Akron
Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Central Ave 577 Room House for Rent with Utilities
Property at Central Avenue offers a 577 room house with bath gas electricity basement and parlor furnace. For details contact Charles L. Rardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Charles L. Rardin
Music Club Cantata Guest Night and Rebekah Meeting News
Music Club plans guest night at Mrs. John J. Woolley home featuring The Rose of Avontown cantata by H. H. A. Beach. Rebekah Lodge hosts a special program with refreshments at I. C. O. F. Hall and reports from the Ohio Rebekah Assembly. Catholic Ladies meet at 36 East State Street. funeral mass for Mrs Foley at 10. St. Pauls group notes and local visits among clergy and families in Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Allom
Council
Catholic Ladies of Columbia, St. Pauls Altar and Rosary Society
Agnes Richher Foley
Haat State Street
Foley
Phi Delts Win Goldsberry Torch Sing at OU
Phi Delta Theta captured the Blaine R. Goldsberry Trophy for the Torch Sing at Ohio University. Sigma Pi and Delta Tau Delta tied for second as Beta Theta Pi Phi Kappa Tau and Tau Kappa Epsilon also competed. Judges noted bass weaknesses but praised Phi Delts bass runs. A group photo followed at Senior Day Convocation in Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Sigma Pi
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Kappa Tau
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Memorial Auditorium
Seven of Twenty Teachers Pass County Tests
May 7 results show seven of 20 teachers earning passing grades on county certificate exams. Some passed sections. two more tests are set for June 4 and August 26 for incomplete or failed candidates. Recipients earning one year elementary certificates include Evelyn Siddie Nelsonville, William Nolce Shady Side, Mary Daugherty Athens, Dorothy Goodson Chauncey, Jessie L. McDonald Glouster, Mary Sayre Trimble, and Mildred Weiss Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of
Superintendent of Schools
Alex Root
Evelyn Siddie
Nelsonville
William Nolce
Shadyside
Mary Daugherty
Athens
Dorothy Goodson
Chauncey
Jessie L. McDonald
Glouster
Mary Sayre
Al Smith and Roosevelt Win Pledged Votes in Democratic Race
New York candidates Al Smith and Franklin D Roosevelt gained pledged votes on Tuesday. Roosevelt increased to 338 and Smith to 98 in totals for the Democratic presidential nominating contests and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Smith
Schorr Re-elected Chairman At Ohio Republican Meet
In Columbus on May 186 the election of Ed D. Schorr of Cincinnati as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee was indicated as new members gathered for their organizational session.
Paris house Mirande showcases quiet elegant ensembles
In New York May 18 a Miss Mirande Paris ensemble features a navy three quarter coat in crepe and a beige marocain gown with fine tucked trims. The article contrasts lasting quality with fleeting fads and promotes well fitted pyjama designs from The Athens Messenger Care Department.
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Mirande
Paris
Masons at Glouster To Dedicate New Quarters
Glouster Masons plan a dedication of the new hall of Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M with Grand Master Harvey F. Ake of Canton Deputy Grand Master Simeon Nash of Columbus and Charles E. Cameron of Athens leading the ceremony. Past Masters' Association help. dinner to follow at the high school auditorium at 6. Resrvations to J Anderson Glouster by Saturday. Dedication begins 7 30 after noonday luncheon at Hotel Gordon. Kiwanis notes on education discussed by Mr Rose. Miss Burness Candoo piano solo. attendance prize to Miss Candoo. visitors P H Clifford Corning and E J McCullough New Lexington present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Masons
Glouster Lodge
Harvey F., Ake
Canton
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Simeon Nash
Columbus
Charles E. Cameron
Athens
Masonic
H. BE. Cameron
Marietta
Glouster, Trimble
Bishopville
Masonic Lodges
Anderson, Glouster
Hotel Gordon
Rose
M. M. Murphy
C. F. Wallace
Burness Candoo
Kiwanis Leader George Rose Addresses Glows Club
Glouster May 15 George W. Rose lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis district spoke to Glows Club members about organizational topics and district plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George W. Rose
Kiwanis
The
Glows
Eagles Charity Dance Aids School Children Lunch Program
Glouster Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles thank the public for support at a Lam-borne pavilion dance to raise funds for local school meals. Door receipts totaled $2.05 and donations included bread, butter, potatoes, beans, coffee, canned goods, ham, corn meal, oats, and jelly.
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Glouster
Glouster Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Lamborn Pavilion
Food Items List Declared in Household Inventory
A household inventory itemizes goods including 25 pounds flour 10 pounds sugar five pounds hominy two pounds onions one pound macaroni and a box of whole wheat.
Glouster Schools to Receive State Aid Payroll Funds
Glouster schools will be placed on the next state aid payroll for 6818 dollars, per a report to Supt. C. B. Dillon from the State Department of Education. The payment will relieve the teachers after long gaps between paydays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Supt. C. B. Dillon
State Department of Education
Missionary Luncheon Draws 35 Women from Districts 13 and 14
In Glouster on May 18, 35 women from Districts 13 and 14 attended a missionary luncheon at the home of Mrs. S. E. G. Pedigo in Athens. Guest speaker was Sylvia Seigfried, a returned missionary of the Church of Christ.
May weather brings sun and swings in temperature
Forecasters note a mild May pattern with cool mornings and warm afternoons. Temperatures ranged from a high near 79 degrees to a low around 39, with springlike sunshine continuing this week. The Hocking River receded from 3.15 feet to about 2.10 feet today.
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May
Hocking
Quarrel Over Spilled Drink Ends in Death
Dayton Ohio May 18 A restaurant cook Sam Valentine aged 26 died after a poolroom shooting tied to a quarrel over a spilled soft drink. Frank Vacchiana fled after the incident and was sought by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
U.P
Sam Valentine
Valentine
Frank Vachiana
Vacchiana
Epworth League Anniversary Program Highlights and Local Church News
Epworth League anniversary featured readings and solos by Mrs W H Reitz Helen Guinther Mrs John Marshall and the Davis sisters. Sunday School at Methodist Church drew 145. out of town visitors included G A Russell Columbus and Dean Love Dillonville Ohio. Activities covered Jacksonville Millfield Trimble and The Plains with meetings, alums, and a community barbecue planned by local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
W. H. Reitz
Helen Guinther
John Marshall
Millfield
Arlene
Iris
Eloise Davis
Scooter Carnival Set for May 21 in Hudson Addition
Youthful mechanics in Athens tune scooters and small vehicles for the annual scooter carnival on Lorene Avenue Hudson Addition this Saturday May 21 at 9 am. Races for children of all ages await, with city police blocking the street for a free course and awards for all victors.
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Athens
Lorene Avenue
Hudson Addition
Motor License Funds Distributed Tuesday
County Auditor J. C. Edmundson distributed motor vehicle license funds totaling 3,770.84. Excluding 479.82 for the special road and bridge fund, the remainder was shared among 11 corporations with Athens receiving 1,774.33, Albany 325.27, Buchtel 43.32, Chauncey 93.96, Coolville 92.45, Glouster 392.23, Jacksonville 67.77, Nelsonville 461.37, and Trimble 39.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Edmundson
Athens
Albany
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Trimble
Dr E D McKinley Dies of Heart Attack at 55
Dr E D McKinley of Alamogordo New Mexico aged 55 died suddenly last night of a heart attack. The body will be brought to the McKinley residence 265 East State Street next week for funeral arrangements to be announced later. He leaves a widow Effie Howard McKinley two sons Don and Eber a daughter Katherine two brothers Dan and P H McKinley one sister Mrs R A Powell two half brothers James and Wayne McKinley and a half sister Mrs Helen Fall.
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E. D. McKinley
Alamogordo
New Mexico
P. H. McKinley
McKinley
East State Street
Dr. McKinley
Dover Township
Starling
Indianapolis
Effie Howard McKinley
Don
New York City
Eber
Katherine
Dan McKinley
Jacksonville
Athens
R. A. Powell
Bowling Green
James
Wayne McKinley
Akron
Helen Fall
Texas
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Chichesters Pills
Chesters Diamond
Boyer
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Sheaffer
Gruen
WW. B. Drake Diamonds Jewelry
Dinner Bridge Club
Link
Doctor Houf
C. L. Bardin
Logan
Woman's Music Club
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
John J. Woolley
North Congress Street
J. Bishop
Central Avenue
Fent Thurness
Bishop
M. E
Mr. Bishop
George Bishop
Carroll
G. C. Hawkins
Sallie
Harry McKinstry
Phi Delts
Goldsberry Sing
al Smith
Dahrlings
Miladi
Paris Couturiers
Spain
Athens Messenger
Au Revoir
Masons
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Veets
Princi
Jacksonville News
Methodist Church
G. A. Russell
Dean Love
Dillonville
Ralph Landon
Della Landon
Della Shirkey
United Brethren Church
Wess Householder
Washington, D. C
Dehman
David Evans
Stanford
Jacksonville League
C. von Scheele
Charles Guinther
Walter Parks
Margaret Shirkey
Bessie Swindell
Grace Watkins
Edith Tinker
Charles Tinker
Reitz
Eudora
Noble Brunton
Gladson Brunton
R. E. Davis
Ben
Madison Leasure
Oregon
David Cox
Guy Russell
Frank Binderbasin, Jr
J. T
C. W. Day
Dorothy
Charles Logan
Lima
John Baird
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Kate Staubus
Mothers’ Club
Charles White
Wm. Sayre
Vess
Martha Kloh
Model Church
Lewis Talbert
Legion
Adra McCall
Giouster
T. M. Keirns
Amesville
Lydia E. Pinkham
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Betsy Ross
McKee
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