Garden of Eden Dance Caps Zeta Sigma Delta Social Year
The Zeta Chapter of Sigma Delta R held its final social function of the year, a "Garden of Eden Brawl" dance at the chapter house 93 North Congress Street with about 25 couples. Russ Dean and his Rounders provided music as chaperones and a guest list included Miss Bessie Lemmon and others from Ohio State University and Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben ¥. Brown
John Baur
Bessie Lemmon
Pataskala
Betty Porter
Ohio State University
Owen Lemmon
Fred Zimmerman
Beebe
Everett McCoppin
Columbus
Judd Keefe
George Brown
Byron Parrett
Ten Cases Before May Grand Jury at Athens County
Ten criminal cases were scheduled for the May Grand Jury convening at Athens County Courthouse. Prosecutor R D Williams stated about 50 witnesses were subpoenaed to testify, with the session likely lasting three days. Charges include failure to provide, assault, passing a school bus unlawfully, discharging firearms, multiple liquor offenses, selling cigarettes to minors, selling without a license, shooting with intent to kill, and liquor manufacturing.
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Athens County
R. D. Williams
Lady In the Kitchen booklets from U S Bureau of Home Economics
The Athens Messenger offers new cooking booklets with home economics recipes illustrated. Sets of three cost 10 cents, six booklets 18 cents, with postage and handling saved for buyers. Orders must be mailed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Rain Postpones Ohio University Band Concert
Inclement weather postpones the Ohio University Band Concert planned for Sunday by a week. The concert honors graduating seniors James Patterson Robert Young and Grage Battistone who are members of the band directed by Prof. Curtiss W Janssen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Band
Curtiss W. Janssen
James Patterson
Robert Young
Grage Battistone
Election Uncertainty Defines Pennsylvania Primary
Harrisburg reports confusion over issues and factional alliances plus voter apathy clouding the Pennsylvania primary outcome on the eve of ballots.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Pennsylvania
One-eyed cow drives county intrigue and $10,000 suit
In Marietta on May 19 a one-eyed cow sparked a feud in Wesley and Fairfield Townships. Charles Lucas sues for $10,000 for alleged damage to his reputation plus attorney fees and damages for wrongful detention after a search led by ex magistrate Benjamin McGrew and ex constable Albert Burgess. The case follows arrests and a habeas corpus writ that freed Lucas when the authorities’ commissions had lapsed.
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Marietta
Wesley
Fairfield
Washington County
Common Pleas Court
Charles Lucas
Benjamin H. McGrew
Wesley Township
Albert Burgess
Henry Austin
Israel J. Kunkle
Kunkle
McGrew
Burgess
Athens County
Lucas
Frank F. Fleming
Probate Court
Census enumeration notice seeks missing individuals in Athens Ohio
The notice asks any person missed in the 1930 Census to contact Supervisor L. W. Roberts in Athens Ohio with name and address. It advises filling a coupon if not enumerated and mailing it, recording residence on April 1 1930 and whether enumeration occurred.
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BAYER
Washington
Athens
L. W. Roberts
Ohio
Alleged false arrest case tied to calf payment
The article alleges a conspiracy involving a calf given to Kunkle to pay Bossy’s board bill. Austin allegedly prepared an affidavit in Fairfield Township. Lucas was arrested, jailed six days, then released after a probate court review. The plaintive seeks damages for false arrest and wrongful detention by assumed court officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle
Bossy
Austin
David S. Nicholas
Fairfield Township
Lucas
Vote Expected At Methodist Conference Censure Session
Dallas May 19 A censure vote was expected at the 21st quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Bishop James Cannon Jr. would be summoned before a trial jury on charges of stock market speculation.
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Dallas
Tex
U.P
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Prisoners Escape From Hospital After Still Explosion
Two unguarded government prisoners who had been in East Side Hospital since April 24 escaped in their night clothing early today after being seriously burned in an alcohol still explosion.
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Toledo
U.P
East Side Hospital
Gamble to Decide Fate of the Tariff in Senate
Washington May 19 The tariff bill was tabled in the Senate in a gamble like rolling dice. Administration leaders admit a risky plan to push a modified tariff revision with a special Tariff Commission. If the vote fails, the bill could be killed or delayed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Senate
Washington
Watson
Special Tariff Commission
Congress
House
Ohio National Guard Company L Relieved From Prison Duties
Sixty members of Company F 165th Ohio National Guard in Athens completed a three week duty guarding the outside wall of the Ohio State Penitentiary. They answered questions from curious motorists and continued shifts despite a three day family pass. Fifty three men rotated duty with sixty one in the camp. Paul Ayers was in hospital after on duty injuries.
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165Th
Ohio National Guard
Athens
Ohio State Penitentiary
Paul Ayers
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Franklin Avenue
Athens Needle Club
Helen MccCaughey
Akron
Esther Harris
East State Street
Clarence Davis
Kroger Packing Company
Robert Davidson
Logan
Thomas Littler
Given
W. Va
Thomas’ Foglesong
Littler
Mrs. Foglesong
I. N. McHarg
Joseph H. King
Arles R. King
New Lexingn
J. L. Phillips
Mary
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Roy CC. Shirley
Blanche Price
Rose Brice
G. O. Shanks
Hockingport
P. E. Shirley
J. M. Hawking
Robert E. Nye
New York
London
England
Cincinnati
Harvey Nye
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Washington Co
West Virginia American Legion
Clarksburg
Marie
Mildred Warner
Legion
Haylor’s
South Court St
Church Conference
Cannon
France
Gold Star
Biornda
Europe
Charlotte Butler
Orviedo
Helen R. Withamson
West Plim Beach
Henry J. Golden
Orlando
Merrill Roos
United State Army
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Chesterfield
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Uusgett
Peicmy Liggets & Myers Tobacco
Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co
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