Woman's Music Club Holds Annual Guest Night at Woolley Home
The Woman's Music Club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. John J. Woolley's North Congress Street home with ninety six members in attendance. The program featured voice and instrumental numbers directed by Mrs. Howard L. Goodwin and included performances by several members with Miss Helen Hedden serving as club president. The Woolley daughters assisted in serving at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Music Club
Woolley
John J. Woolley
Congress Street
Harry Foster
Roger Connor
B. M. Covert
Howard L. Goodwin
Hunter Macfarlan
Frances Clutts
O. L. Hoisington
Ann Haworth
Joy Cutler
W. R. Phillips
H. G. Stalder
Cushman
McConnell
A. R. Kresge
William A. Ruston
Herbert Cox
Schaber
Margaret Benedict
Helen Hedden
Woan's Music Club
Washington
Helen M. Townsend
National Congress
Anna White
O. D. Dailey
Ohio University Senior Honorary Initiates Breakfast
The Phoenix, Ohio University senior women's honorary, held initiation Sunday in West Wing and a 9 30 o clock breakfast at Cottage Tea House. Covers were laid for eighteen including six initiates active seniors Miss Reba Shaffer alumnae and Miss Greta Lash. Initiates were Miss Jennette Findlan Youngstown Miss Louise Rowland Athens Miss Martha Zellner Mansfield Miss Elizabeth Force North Kingsville Miss Madge Campbell La Rue Miss Marleah Barrett Bethlehem Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ohio University
West Wing
Cottage Tea House
Reba Shaffer
Greta Lash
Jennette Findlan
Youngstown
Louise Rowland
Athens
Martha Zellner
Mansfield
Elizabeth Force
North Kingsville
Madge Campbell
la Rue
Marleah Barrett
Bethlehem
Benefit tea at home hosted by Mrs George Coe
Mrs George Coe opens her home at 102 North Lancaster Street on Wednesday afternoon for a benefit tea by the Womans Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. The event runs from 2 30 to 5 o clock and invites women from Athens churches to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coe
North Lancaster Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Athens
Flag Day Event at Ft Gower Empowers Athens County
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R closes its year with a Flag Day celebration planned for Sunday June 12 at Fort Gower Hockingport where a first Ohio Declaration of Independence was made. Congressman Thomas A Jenkins will speak. The group met at Mrs George Coe's home with five new members welcomed and thirty six present for a buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Athens County
Ft. Gower
Hockingport
Ohio
Thomas A. Jenkins
George Coe
North
Lancaster Street
H. L. Atkinson
J. R. Harvey
Herbert Junod
Koons
Henry Link
P. G. Hibbard
Metta Blazier
D. R. Richards
Washington
N. M. Foster
House
D. H. Moore
A. O. Sloane
Athens
May Come Back Teapot Dome Refugee Returns Payment
Henry M. Blackmer a former Cripple Creek mining figure and Denver oilman has sent 60000 to Washington to pay his fine in the Teapot Dome scandal. If accepted he may return from exile in France to face income tax conspiracy charges potentially carrying 9000000 in penalties. Blackmer has lived abroad mostly in Paris since the Teapot Dome affair broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Henry M. Blackmer
Cripple Creek
Washington
Teapot Dome
Denver
France
Blackmer
Paria
Sieyed
Albert B. Fall
Issak
Warren G. Harding
Fall
Man Charged in Ditch Death of 3-Year-Old Son
Howard C Morris 37 of Geneva Ohio faces Manslaughter charges after his three year old son Howard Jr was found dead in a ditch near Geneva. Morris confessed to throwing the child from his car after a curve and leaving him because he feared taking him to a doctor. Coroner ruled death by exposure linked to an auto accident. Police noted Morris had been drinking at the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
U.R
Howard C. Morris
Geneva
Howard, Jr
Morris
C. C. Webster
Cc. H. Blanche
Viscount Makoto Saito Named Japan Premier by Emperor
May 23 in Tokio Viscount Makoto Saito a one year old admiral and former naval minister was commissioned by Emperor Hirohito to succeed the assassinated Inukai as premier of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inunai Tokio
Makoto Saito
Korea
Hirohito
Inulk«i
Japan
Hand care and fashion tips from a New York feature
The column gives practical advice on nail care and hand protection, including washing, pumice use, and avoidance of trimming under nails. It moves to summer skincare with creams, gloves, and lotions, then shifts to Paris fashion notes on moire gowns, evening wear, and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Dahray
The
Athens Messenger
Prohibition Shifts Burden From Workers to Top Brackets
Whiting Williams argues in Survey Graphic that prohibition lifts worker burdens but shifts them to the white collar class who can afford alcohol and shoes. He notes improved conditions for workers since Prohibition, while criticizing the law’s broader social costs and the role of Mrs. Grundy in maintaining the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting Williams
Survey Graphic
Germany
Canada
Mid West
Corn Belt
Plains States
Williams
Kidnap Suspect Tony Lauri Held in Ohio Case
Tony Lauri, 37, was arrested in Youngstown charged as the third member of the gang that kidnapped 11 year old Jimmy De Jute of Niles on March 2. De Jute was held in an abandoned gambling den for three days before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Tony Lauri
Jimmy de Jute
Niles
Morgan Raid Markers Needed Across Meigs County Route
The Meigs County article urges placing markers along Morgan's raid route from Pomeroy to Buffingtons Island and Eight Mile Island to honor Civil War events. It notes Federal cavalry scattered the raiders near Buffingtons Island and that Morgan briefly yielded to pursuit before escaping at night.
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Buffington’s Island
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Morgan
Nelsonville
Middleport
Marietta
Ohio River
Ohio
Cheshire
Athens
Morgan Counties
Earl Cranston
Virginia
Phelps Divorce Trial Set in Athens County Court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge O F Rowland sets Mary Phelps versus William Phelps for trial within the next ten days. The divorce action is scheduled in the common pleas docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
O. F. Rowland
Mary Phelps
William Phelps
Divorce and alimony filings listed with several case dates
The notice lists divorce actions Alma J Maxwell against Dean R Maxwell and Margaré Pierce against Don Pierce and alimony case Margaret Bowers against Charles Bowers. It also includes cases Mr Auflick versus Industrial Commission of Ohio dated May 26 and others: Sam Stevens versus Roger J Jones as administrator of Josephine Fisher's estate May 27, F H Gifford versus H H Henry May 31, Albert P Werner versus Jess Werner et al, F H Gifford versus W J Pinkerton June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma J. Maxwell
Dean R. Maxwell
Margaré Pierce
Don Pierce
Margaret Bowers
Charles Bowers
Mr. Auflick
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Sam Stevens
Roger J. Jones
Josephine Fisher
F. H. Gifford
H. H. Henry
Albert P. Werner
Jess Werner
W. J. Pinkerton
Plains High School seniors present The Jade Necklace play
The Senior Class of The Plains High School will present The Jade Necklace at the high school auditorium Tuesday night at 8. It begins a two week run of senior activities, marking the start of a series of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains High School
Adoption of a Simple Democratic Platform Urged
Newton D. Baker urged a memorisable Democratic platform to simplify national politics. He spoke in Cleveland after being re elected chair of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Central Committee to a record crowds. He attacked the Republican tariff and called for broad readjustment of economic machinery to spread labor income more equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Cuyahoga County
Democratic Central Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Cuyahoga
Chicago
Girl Scout Court of Awards at Ash Cave
Ninety Girl Scouts and associates traveled by seventeen Athens Council cars to Ash Cave for the Court of Awards. A picnic, a Tessa Woolley pageant, a ranger led hike, and badge ceremonies followed, with Tenderfoot and Second Class badges, silver stars, and special awards presented to numerous Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Olson
Ash Cave
Athens Girl Scout Council
Tessa Woolley
Jones
Tenderfoot
Patty Mackinnon
Armitta Morrison
Leona Merchant
Helen Pennell
Marjorie Wheaton
Mary Ann Smith
Helen Haskins
Mabel Connett
Cook
Helen Metcalf
Ruth Lewis
Girl Scout Badges Awarded During Court of Awards
Myrtle Tucker Helen Hooper Evelyn Hart Frances Hartman Betty Jane Corwin receive cooking and scholarship badges while June Baird Betty Goodman Anna Morrison Betty Fulton Grace Foster Marjorie Thompkins Margaret Carsey Katherine Carpenter earn silver stars. Jane Fury earns second class silver star. Ca mille Cash Donis Carpenter gain second class silver stars. Gold stars mark perfect attendance for a year. Mrs. Fred McKay presides. badge presentation by captains Mrs. Fred Wheaton Mrs. O E Clare Miss Charlotte LaTouwé Miss Helen Drake and Eleanor Thwing Neutenants. Overnight hike planned Friday closing the year and plans for summer camp discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Tucker
Helen Hooper
Evelyn Hartman
Frances Hartman
Betty Jane Corwin
June Baird
Betty Goodman
Anna Margaret Morrison
Betty Jane Fulton
Grace Elen Foster
Marjorie Thompkins
Margaret Carsey
Katherine Carpenter
Jane Fury
Camille Cash
Donis Carpenter
Fred McKay
Court of Awards Committee
Fred Wheaton
O. E. Clare
Charlotte LaTouwé
Helen Drake
Eleanor Thwing
Neutenants
Pte
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Fred H. McCoy
Hal W. Murphy
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Carl Stickney
Holzer Hospital
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Queen of the Roses
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Palo Alto
U. S
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Au Revoir
John Barleycorn
Tony Bootlegger
Gangdom
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Georgia Coleman
Los Angeles
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Sape
Girl Scouts
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