Society and Local News on Miss Atkinson Trip and Recitals
Mrs S E Atkinson her daughter Miss Clara Atkinson and niece Miss Grace Blake depart for a three month motoring trip through the East stopping in Atlantic City Washington New York and Boston Miss Carrie Green joins later in Akron They will also visit other places of interest Mr Jessie Gifford and Mr and Mrs Jay Gifford and Mrs Earl Landon return from a weekend at Fisher The Public Opinion editor Ray Gifford writes from Westerville The first spring recital by Ohio University School of Music students is this afternoon at 4 in Ewing Hall with further recitals on May 21 and May 27 at 4 and a 7 o clock admission free
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S. E. Atkinson
Clara Atkinson
Grace Blake
East
Boston
Aktron
Carrie Green
Atlantic City
Washington
New York
Jessie Gifford
Jay Gifford
Earl Landon
Westerville
Red Baker
Fisher
Ray Gifford
Public Opinion
School of Music
Ohio University
Ewing Halls
Pastor H Schuyler Foster Attends Ohio Baptist Convention
Rev H Schuyler Foster pastor of the Athens Baptist church travels to Middletown to participate in the Ohio Baptist convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schuyler Foster
Athens Baptist Church
Middletown
Betsy Ross Club Sets Meeting Time at I O O F Hall
The Betsy Ross club will meet Wednesday evening at 7 39 in the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Alpha Gamma Delta patrons host tea for active and alumnae
The Alpha Gamma Delta patronesses hosted an evening tea for the active chapter and alumnae at Mrs. E. J. Jones home 20 University Terrace. Mrs. Jones and nine others served as patrons including Mrs. FE W Chubb Mary G Ness C H Grosvenor W N Alderman Margaret Tilley C M Copeland C N Mackinnon and F J Forsyth Plates were set for 65 The event featured sorority and college songs with vocal solos by Mildred James Esther Nause and Anne Holworth Mrs J J Deissle and Mrs C O Burnett drove to Stewart and remain Tuesday guests of Mrs Alex Root the former's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
E. J. Jones
University Terrace
Jones
FE. W. Chubb
Mary G. Ness
C. H. Grosvenor
W. N. Alderman
Margaret Tilley
C. M. Copeland
C. N. Mackinnon
F. JD. Forsyth
Mildred James
Esther Nause
Anne Holworth
Popely undergoes third operation after 1914 fall injuries
Glouster John Popely Sr. of Hollister had a Monday afternoon operation at Dr Crawford's office, performed by Dr Crawford with Dr von Scheele of Jacksonville assisting. This marks his third operation from injuries sustained in a 1914 fall. Attys Geo W Rose E L Jones and Link Payton attended the Republican State Convention in Columbus today and tomorrow. Mrs Rusha Leeper of Columbus visits Mountville. Revival services at U B Church in Jacksonville led by Rev Gibson begin at seven. W H Echstenkamper left for Columbus for job openings after shop work at Mine 256 slowed down.
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John Popely Sr
Hollister
Crawford
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Mr. Popely
Atty. Geo. W. Rose
E. L. Jones
Link Payton
Columbus
W. H. Echstenkamper
Mr. Echstenkamper
Evangelistic Meeting and Local Community Updates
Evangelistic meeting at Taylor Ridge church begins 7 p m Sunday May 25 led by Rev E D Murch Ohio Field Secretary with the church pastor assisting. Public invited. Glouster Fire Department fund now 2550 34 toward motorized equipment about 2000 more needed. Street car fare proceeds 156 63 with two donations since last report Mrs Doc Thompson 1 and Will Chambers 5. Glouster High commencement at the opera house Wednesday night class address by S H Bing Ohio University. Diplomas by Supt Dillon with vocal solo by Mrs R O Fowler and performances by the high school orchestra and glee club. Women of White Rose Temple No 92 Pythian Sisters attend district convention at New Lexington Wednesday Mary Lloyd a delegate.
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Taylor Ridge Church
E. D. Murch
Ohio
Murch
Athens Church of Christ
Glouster
Treasury
Doc Thompson
Will Chambers
Glouster High School
Opera House
S. H. Bing
Ohio University
Paul J. Andrew
Supt. Dillon
R. O. Fowler
Glee Club
Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
New Lexington
Mary Lloyd
Thompson family returns from Columbus visit
Mrs. S. D. Thompson and her daughter Margaret Anne arrived Monday night after visiting friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Thompson
Margaret Anne
Columbus
Wilbert Harrys Welcome Son in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Harry of Glouster announce the birth of a son born Tuesday May 20. He is the grandson of Mrs Dora Robinson of 134 Grosvenor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Harry
Glouster
Dora Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Bridge Dinner Honored By Myers at North Lancaster Home
Monday evening at 173 North Lancaster street Prof. and Mrs. A F Myers hosted the Monday bridge club dinner for their husbands. High tables saw Dr C C Howe Mrs C R Hudkins and Mr W Gross take trophies amid floral decorations of spirea snowballs and weigelia.
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A. F. Myers
North
Lancaster Street
Monday Bridge Club
Cc. E. Howe
C. R. Hudkins
W. Gross
Dinner Hosts At Hotel Berry For Twelve Guests
Mr and Mrs T W Craig and Mrs C M Roe hosted a dinner Monday evening at Hotel Berry entertaining twelve guests.
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T. W. Craig
C. M. Roe
Hotel Berry
Mrs Addison Freyburger Hosts U C PD Club Meeting
Mrs Addison Freyburger of 215 West Union Street will host the U C PD club Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Freyburger
West Union Street
U. C. PD
Hazelton announces birth of daughter Mary Anna
Mr. and Mrs. Ergest E. Hazelton of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Anna on May 15. Mrs. Hazelton was formerly Miss Elsie Schuler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schuler of 117 Central Avenue.
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Ergest E. Hazelton
Columbus
Mary Anna
Hazelton
Elsie Schuler
J. F. Schuler
Central Avenue
New School Head Heard at Rotary Lunch
John Patterson newly elected superintendent of Athens City schools now heads Bucyrus district. A charter Bucyrus Rotary member and president designate, he spoke at the Hotel Berry luncheon about his first impressions. He will relocate to Athens August 1 and meets with the city board of education soon. Next Monday an outdoor Rotary picnic is planned at the McKee bungalow.
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John Patterson
Athens
Bucyrus
Rotary
Hotel Berry
Patterson
Rotarians
McKee
Graduate William Longstreet Stages Ambitious Piano Recital
Graduate pianist William Longstreet presented his graduation recital at Ewing Auditorium under the School of Music. He balanced a demanding schedule of teaching and fifteen hours toward his Bachelor of Music while serving as organist at First Presbyterian Church of Athens. The program featured Beethoven, Schumann, Weber, MacDowell, Chaminade, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, and Schutte, with orchestral parts arranged for a second piano performed by Miss Arpee.
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William Longstreet
Ewing Auditorium
School of Music
Longstreet
First Presbyterian Church of Athens
Miss Arpee
Busy Marie to Visit London Amid Royal Ties and Tensions
Queen Marie of Romania, nicknamed Busy Marie, arrives in London for a five day state visit with King Ferdinand. Spain and Italyp look to block a Rome trip amid entente alignments, while Romania strengthens ties with Jugo-Slavia and Czecho-Slovakia and forges new marriage plans.
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London
Marie
Balkans
Romania
Ferdinand
England
Buckingham Palace
Rome
Madrid
Carol
Tino
Elizabeth
George
Greece
Princess Marie
Boris
Bulgaria
Ileana
Nicholas
Mafalda
Italy
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Jugo- Slavia
Poland
lPrance
Mussolini
Trotzky
R Rumania
Bessarabia
Spain
Rivera
Mus
American Women Better Off Than English Counterparts
Mrs McBerry a prominent Ohio engineer now in London says American women have greater career opportunities. She represents American women at the International conference of the Women's Engineering Society and cites the English practice of separating boys and girls in schools as a drawback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
London
McBerry
Ohio
Women's Engineering Society
Mulvane Busy With Cleveland Convention Duties
Front page report highlights David W. Mulvane Republican national committeeman from Kansas as chairman of the arrangements committee for the Cleveland convention. He is described as being on the ground daily, busier than President Coolidge himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
Coolidge
Cleveland
Operation for Chauncey girl successful at local hospital
Chauncey undergoles operation yesterday to remove a tonsil from Marie Morgan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan. Surgeon Dr. Warren V. Sprague of Chauncey performed the very successful procedure. Jack Branham of Columbus spent the weekend with his family here, visiting with Mrs. Branham and her mother Mrs. Thomas Oliver of Columbus.
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Marie Morgan
Henry Morgan
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
Jack Branham
Columbus
Koons Family Visits Mason Relatives on Moon Day
Mr and Mrs Carlos Koons and their son Roy visited relatives in Mason West Virginia before traveling home to Columbus They stayed with Mrs and Mrs Peter Pendergrass the uncle and aunt of Mr Koons on their Chaunces Moon day outing.
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Carlos Koons
Roy
Chaunces Moon Day
Peter Pendergrass
Columbus
Mason
W. Va
Ferrer and Son Depart for Derwent Employment
J. O. Ferrer and his son Walter left yesterday for Derwent Ohio where they have taken new jobs.
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J. O. Ferrer
Walter Ferrer
Derwent, O
Hollas Cunningham and Denver Breaker Leave City for Chicago
Hollas Cunningham and Denver Breaker departed from this city on Monday heading to Chicago Illinois for undisclosed purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollas Cunningham
Denver
Chicago, Il
Grinnell Man Joseph Miller Visits Chauncey
Mr. Joseph Miller of Grinnell and Chicago headquarters resident of Chicago was in Chauncey as guest of his uncle J A Drake over the week. He left Monday for a business trip to Columbus Zanesville and Cincinnati.
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Joseph Miller
Grinnell
Town
Chicago
Chauncey
J. A. Drake
Columbus
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Iowa Women Attend Chauncey Funeral Gone to Grinnell and Barnham
Mrs. J. S. Miller of Grinnell and Mrs. W. J. Dean of Barnham travel to Chauncey to attend a funeral service. The article notes their roles as attendees from Iowa towns.
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J. S. Miller
Grinnell
Iowa
W. J. Dean
Barnham
Chauncey
Sister of J A Drake Returns Home After Loss
The sister, the late Mrs J A Drake, left Monday for their respective homes.
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Mra. J. A. Drake
Mrs Hines Visits Burr Oak and Friends
Mrs. W. D. Hines returns from Burr Oak where she stayed with Mrs. W. L. Hines who is seriously ill. Ralph Ferrer and Pierce Poulier spent the weekend visiting in Pomeroy.
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W. D. Hines
Burr Oak
W.L. Hines
Ralph Ferrer
Pierce Poulier
Pomeroy
Mrs Evans Improving After Weeks of Illness
Mrs Nettle Evans of this city has been seriously ill for nine weeks and is reported to be improving nicely at this time.
Ferre Family Spends Sunday in Columbus
Mr and Mrs BR PF Ferre spent Sunday in Columbus as guests of their son Woodrow and Mr and Mrs Robert Butterworth.
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BR. PF. Ferre
Columbus
Woodrow
Robert Butterworth
Jacksons and Myers Host Family Day in Glouster
Mr and Mrs PD Jackson and their daughter Tucille spent Sunday in Glouster as guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. Jackson
Tucille
Glouster
Joe Myers
Miss Irene Jackson Visits Miss Maude Sayers at County Home
Miss Irene Jackson spent the week end at the county home of Miss Maude Sayers, sharing two days of social visits and refreshment.
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Irene Jackson
Romine Family Visits Shields in High Street
Mr and Mrs F Romine and their children from Middleport were Sunday guests of Mrs K Romine s parents Mr and Mrs Homer Shields on High street.
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F. Romine
Middleport
Mrs Leffler and Son Visit Millfield for Weekend
Mrs. William Leffler and her son Victor spent Saturday and Sunday in Millfield as guests of her sister Mrs. William Partlow and family.
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William Leffler
Victor Apent
Millfield
William Partlow
Harry Webb Spends Sunday at Chauncey Home
Harry Webb, an employee in Columbus, spent Sunday at his residence in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Webb
Columbus
Chauncey
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton Transfer to Grant Hospital
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of this city has been receiving treatment in Grant hospital Columbus. Further details about her condition or treatment were not disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Goitre Operation Planned This Week For Patient
Over the coming days the patient will undergo a goitre operation this week. Medical staff expect a routine procedure with a stable outlook following the surgery.
Simpson Family Visit in Columpus
Mr and Mrs and N Simpson and children from Chauncey are spending a few days visiting in Columpus.
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Mrs. & N. Simpson
Chauncey
Columpus
General Bush to Address Athens Chamber Luncheon
Brigadier General Harold Bush of Columbus will speak at the Ath ens Chamber of Commerce weekly forum luncheon at noon Wednesday. His topic is Peace With Safety. Bush led Ohio National Guard artillery units overseas and is a civil engineer and active Columbus Chamber member.
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Harold Bush
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Bush
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Motion picture film production exceeds 150000 miles yearly
United States manufactures more than 150000 miles of motion picture films each year, highlighting the scale of the country’s film industry and its output.
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United States
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Stewart
Alex Root
Rusha Leeper
Mountville
U. B
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B. F. Achauer
Lakeside Park
Athens Rotary Club
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Schumann
Nondo Brillant
Weber Polonaise
MacDowell Pierrette
Rachmaninoff
Polichinelle
Solini
Ttaly
Victoria
Duke of Edinburgh
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Alexander «II
Russia
Nicholas II
Europe
Windsor Castle
Duke of York
Ham
Sealpax Athletic Union
Tery
Boots
Bertill
Ellen Nelly
DARK
China
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Boelzner
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