Cradle Roll Enrollment and Local Club News
Sunday Cradle Roll enrollment open at 9 AM in the First Methodist Episcopal Church primary department with Mrs. Don Clippinger as superintendent. Card Club at 12 Poplar Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Howett. high scores won by Mrs. Clyde Littler and Mr. Clyde Littler. Younger Set Bridge Club met at 14 Palmer Street hosted by Mrs. Rolland S. Jones. high scores earned by Mrs. Ernest Algeo and Mrs. W. F. Smiley. Miss Bertha Stickney invited to a Columbus dinner honoring Bishop Henry Wise Thompson. Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. E. E. Bell visited Mrs. Val Davis in West Union Street. Miss Frum to graduate from Athens High School in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Don Clippinger
Clippinger
Jolly Rounders
Set
Rolland S. Jones
Palmer Street
Marion Ickes
Ohio University
Ernest Algeo
W. F. Smiley
Bertha Stickney
Columbus
Henry Wise Thompson
Southern
Ohio
E. L. Pielow
Logan
Senate to Probe New Jersey and Alabama Contests
Washington May 23 The Senate Campaign Investigating Committee plans hearings on the New Jersey and Alabama primaries with a three cornered battle involving Dwight Morrow in New Jersey and Heflin in Alabama. The inquiries follow confidential information to be examined alongside the Pennsylvania case upcoming hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate
New Jersey
Alabama
Dwigh Morrow
Heflin
Alfred E. Smith
Pennsylvania
Morrow
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Franklin Fort
Hoover
Cannon Safe Bishop In Good Graces Of Church
Dallas May 23 The Twenty First Quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South neared adjournment after bitter controversy. Bishop James Cannon Jr once more found favor with the church as about 700 delegates prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Methodist Episcop
Church, South
James Cannon
Detroit recall petitions target Mayor Bowles aide Gillespie
petitions circulating in Detroit accuse John Gillespie commissioner of public works of being a professional lobbyist and bondsman and claim his influence fuels Bowles administration disfavor while Bowles contemplates his dismissal as pressure mounts from local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Bowles
John Gillespie
Public Works
Enthusiasm Grows at Athens Country Club Bridge Party
The Athens Country Club hosted the second bridge of the summer series on Thursday night with 13 tables active. Hostesses were Mrs. E. L. Miller and Mrs. J. H. McClure. P. L. Shannon won high score, J. J. Sisler second. Harvey C. Baker led men’s scores, F. S. Salisbury second. The next event is a dance on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
E. L. Miller
J. H. McClure
P. L. Shannon
J. J. Sisler
Harvey C. Baker
F.S. Salisbury
Gallipolis and Athens readers in event notes
Mrs. Harry R. Hurn and others attend the Girls Glee Club concert in Athens with Frances Yost preparing to graduate from Ohio University in June. Belle Stewart visits at 68 Maplewood Drive while Pocahontas Lodge in Athena plans a Red Men’s Hat dance and card party. Rex Roush of Gatton announces the birth of Jeanne Ann on May 11 at home. Roush family ties trace to Honore Stricker and Rev. C L Stricker of Caldwell now Galion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Hurn
Helen Yost
Ruth Sawyer
Margaret Carter
Gallipolis
Athens
Girls’ Glee Club
Frances Yost
Glee Club
Ohio University
Belle Stewart
Columbus
Dean Stickney
Maplewood Drive
Pocahontas Lodge
Athena
Sting
Rex Roush
Gatton
Jeanne Ann
Roush
Honore Stricker
C. L. Stricker
Caldwell
Galion
C. PD. Roush
Park Place
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Younger Set Bridge Club
John Hill
E. E. Bell
Nelsonville
Val Davis
West Union Street
Davis
Hill
Stella Frum
Kathaleen Frum
Miss Frum
Athens High School
Cannon Safe
C. D. Shafer Company
Logans Book and News Store
Athens County
Minter Bros
Dial
Athens, Ohio
Uggett & Myers Tobacco CO
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chesterfield
Lacczti & Myzas Tobacco Co
Peg
Salt Park
Your
Slingluff
Prestons May
Pummer Wales
Michaels Sterns
Lord Rochester
Preston
Selz
Cocoon
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