Woman's Bible class meets at Presbyterian church social
The Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors at 7 30 Thursday evening with hostesses Mrs Ray Barnhart Mrs M M Riley and Mrs Ida M Devore. Alice Robinson performed readings and won second prize in a contest with Mrs C C Pugh taking first. Guests included Mrs Frieda Cottrill Mrs W D Robinson and daughter Alice. Outgoing officers listed.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Ray Barnhart
M. M. Riley
Ida M. Devore
Canton
Alice Robinson
W. D. Robinson
C. C. Pugh
H. M. Bennett
L. E. Carpenter
E. T. Hayes
Frieda Cottrill
Alice
E. Selby
William Armitage
A. N. Johnson
Dana Williams
C. H. Slaughter
Jesse Maxwell
Higley Study Circle Meets Thursday With Mrs O Dell
The Higley Study circle schedules a 2 30 PM Thursday special session in Lindley hall with Mrs Jennie O Dell to hear a report on the state federation meeting in Canton delivered by Mrs S M Haffey the delegate.
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Higley Study Circle
Jennie Odell
Lindley Hall
State Federation
Canton
S. M. Haffey
Kindergarten Play Festival Tonight at Women’s Gym
The annual Kindergarten play festival will be held at 7 o'clock this evening in the Women's gymnas ium. Parents and friends of the children are welcome to attend.
Miss Jennie Price Returns Home After Re-election
Miss Jennie Price, a teacher in the Lowellville schools, has arrived home for the summer vacation and has been re-elected to the same schools for next year.
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Jennie Price
Lowellville
Mrs. Waddall Returns After Attending Maccabee Convention
Mrs. W M Waddall of Girard returned home yesterday after visiting Athens and Amiesville. In Columbus last week she attended the Maccabee convention. Accompanying her was Mrs. Jones of Niles, a convention delegate visiting her daughter Miss Dorothy Jones at Ohio University.
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W. M. Waddall
Girard
Athens
Amiesville
N. E. Mills
Maplewood Drive
Columbus
Jones of
Niles
Dorothy Jones
Ohio University
Progressive Literary Club Closes Year At Mrs Selby Home
Tuesday evening at 2 May avenue the Progressive Literary club closed the calendar year with a social planned at Mrs Ray Slaughter’s home. Illness postponed the social and a picnic is anticipated later. Mrs A N Johnson chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Selby
Progressive Literary Club
Ray Slaughter
A. N. Johnson
Oilfield activity expands with new wells and deeper drilling
Cugal Oil and The Biddle Oil and Gas Co. report a gas well producing 1,759,009 cubic feet daily and deepest in the field. Gross & Frebault down 800 feet on a new well. plans for 15 to 20 more wells in September and October amid rising oil prices. Various companies list well counts. pipelines extend to Corning for marketing. An additional well at Slaughter field northeast of Athens is expected this week, with drill depth at 850 feet.
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Biddle Oil and Gas Co
Gross & Frebault Oil & Gas Co
Tisher
Means & Murray Oil & Gas Co
Townsend Oil & Gas Co
Biddle Oil & Gas Co
Sperry Oil & Gas Co
Rauch Oil & Gas Co
Watkins Oil & Gas Co
Southern Oil & Gas Co
Fisher Oil & Gas Co
Pure Oil & Gas Co
Gross & Frebauit Oil & Gas Co
Means & Murray
Pure Oil
Southern
Corning
Slaughter Field
Athens
Fisher Field
Carthage
Mid West Qualifying Opens For National Open Golf
The midwestern qualifying rounds for the national open golf championship began in Chicago with 1380 players at Onwentsia Country Club. Ideal weather and a perfect course greeted the field as play started.
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Mid West
Chicago
Middle West
Onwentsia Country Club
Ijdeal
U C D Club Meets With Mrs Tinker Thursday
Mrs. O. G. Tinker of 98 North Lancaster Street will host the Union Christian Daughters club at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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O. G. Tinker
North Lancaster Street
Amesville Hosts All Day Picnic For Ohio University Music Dept
Instructors and students from Ohio University's public school music department enjoyed an all day picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W R Goddard in Amesville on Saturday. A group of 30 attended the event, extended by Miss Augusta Goddard from the public school music faculty.
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Public School Music
Ohio University
W. R. Goddard
Amesville
Augusta Goddard
Chillicothe Hosts Welcoming Guests At Kiwanis Events
Mr. Ned J. Wolfe and Mr. I. W. Bush stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James Hannan and Mrs. Patterson in Chillicothe. Bush spoke at a Kiwanis noon luncheon, followed by golf at the Chillicothe course. Mrs. Patterson hosted bridge for the Wolfe and Bush party, and the Hannans hosted dinner at the country club that evening.
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Ned J. Wolfe
I. W. Bush
James Hannan
Mrs. Patterson
Chillicothe
Mr. Bush
Kiwanis
McCollisters Guests Of Friends In Athens Area
Mr and Mrs L D McCollister from Willoughby are visiting friends in Athens and nearby areas.
Rebeckah Lodge to Meet Thursday Evening
The Rebeckah lodge will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday with regular business followed by installation and a picnic supper.
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Rebeckah Lodge
Waterloo Board Names Teachers for Next Year
Waterloo township board of education announced the list of teachers appointed for next year. D. O. Chapple, assistant county superintendent of schools, provided the names including Hamsey Run Erma Judy Hoe ing and Eva Gibson for various grade levels.
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Waterloo Township
Bread record: 60 foot loaf baked in Minneapolis
A bread loaf claimed as the largest ever baked in Minneapolis measured 60 feet long and used more than 490 pounds of flour. This bulk loaf drew attention from locals and baking circles, highlighting ingenuity in mass bread production.
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Minneapolis
Paris Women Form Club for Unbobbed Hair
Paris women who have not bobbed their hair organized a club and plan to keep their hair uncut. Only a few members have joined so far.
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Paris
LINKS UNDER BRIDGE
Berlin boats navigate the Spree by filling large ballast tanks to lower the excursion steamers just enough to pass under low bridges. The system enables safe passage through restricted spans on the river.
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Berlin
Spree
National Guard To March In Parade On Decoration Day
National Guard units Battery FB 184th Field Artillery and Company L 166th Infantry will take a prominent part in Decoration Day ceremonies and fire a salute over soldiers graves. Battery FE will be led by Captain Monty Campbell with First Lieutenants Laverty and Price and Second Lieutenant Leurent. Captain Theadle Shafer commands Company I with Wheeler Dew as first lieutenant and Bert Barnes as second lieutenant. BE Battery will attend Camp Knox August 16 to 20. The program will include more practical work than in prior years.
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184Th Field Artillery
166Th Infantry
Oat National Guard
Ohio University
Monty Campbell
Leutenant
James Laverty
John Price
William Leurent
Theatle Shafer
Wheeler Dew
Bert Barnes
Battery BE
Camp Knox
Louisville
Athens County Sent More Soldiers to Civil War Than Any Ohio County
Athens County furnished the largest Civil War quota in Ohio based on wartime population, supplying many officers of high rank. The article lists numerous captains, majors, colonels, lieutenants, and a Camp Perry deployment for Company L, with details of officers and camp preparations.
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Athens County
Ohio
Unclear Names List Highlights Local Figures in Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous individuals including J. N. Dean David, H. Gates, J. L. Pickett, J. L. Kessinger, John C. Golden, Hu Knowles, Ebenezer Grosveyor, Captains Beckler Beaton and Copeland, and Ames Royston and Travia Lynch, suggesting a roster or notice fragment without clear context.
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Erney
J. N. Dean
David’ ‘Gates
While N. Pickett
J.L Kessinger
John C. Golden
Hu Knowles
Ebenezer Grosveyor
Beckler
Beaton
Copeland
Ames Royston
Travia Lynch
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Eee
W. A. Reading
Carpenter
Hiram Chase
Progressive Club
Waterloo Board
Echool
Y. M. C. A. Trade
Ste. Columbus
Shaeffer
Remington
Lostro Building
South Court Street
Mable
Mabel Strickland
Miss Strickland
Cater
Jep Rose
Jap Rose
Gline Pharmacy Co
Akron Ohio
Shichester
National Guard
Scientific Industries Research Institute
Jacob
Optometrist
Hutchinson and
Tickney
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Toledo
J. B. Allen
Charles H. Grosvenor
Thomas F. Wildes
Nelson H. van Vorhes
George Fuller
G. W. Baker
W. 8. Wilson
Douglas Brown
W. H. Young
E. P. Brooks
Rh. A. Constable
W. H. Adney
William Martin
Charles Townsend
A. Norton
Elmer Golden
S. M. Jewett
Ezra Goodsspeed
J. M. Welch
W. P. Johnson
Charies L. Wilson
J. M. Dana
C. A. Cable
John Rosser
J. F. Welch
W. H. Minton
Oscar Carr
J. B. Brooks
W. H. Kurtz
J. C. Stedman
Fred Stedman
William Cornell
James Combs
D. H. Burchfield
Mahton ‘Briggs
Oscar Deahler
Horace ‘Deshler
David Putnam
A. RK. Dickey
Alex Gochran
Edward J.muller
G. K. Campbell
J. L. Mal
Tritipp & Simmons
Willard Radio
Automotive
the Battery & Electric Co
BIG Daylight
Boetzner Hat Shop
Gage
Lazarus
Phoenix
Dorothy Gay Beauty Parlors
Bocgts
Jake
Eagy
Qootey
Mebbe
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