Birthday Toasts Mark Louise Cullums Eighty Second
Mrs. Louise Cullums celebrated her eighty second birthday quietly at home 9 Franklin Avenue guests sent flowers and relatives called in the evening. Remembrances came from Athens Columbus Charleston Fort Worth Texas and Evansville with a grandson sending a box of roses.
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Louise Cullums
Franklin Avenue
Athens
Columbus
Charleston
Fort Worth
Texas
Evansville
East Side P T A Plans Last Meeting of Year
The East Side building hosts the Fast Side Parent-Teacher Association final meeting of the school year at 2:45 PM Wednesday. Ohio University PE instructor Miss Sarah Hatcher discusses recreation. W B A initiates four new members Mrs Edra Ator Eva Scott Irene Hamilton Rose Barker. The Girls Club presents a new order flag and serves refreshments. George Bonneil funeral attended by Mr and Mrs W A Carpenter and others.
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East Side
IL QO. O. F
Edra Ator
Eva Scott
Irene Hamilton
Rose Barker
Girls’ Club of
W. A. Carpenter
S. S. Carpenter
L. F. Jones
Marietta
George Bonneil
Illinois Teams Name Captains For 1931 Seasons
Edward Truban of Duquoin Illinois was named captain of the Illinois University baseball team at a meeting of players and coaches. James Cave of La Grange Illinois was elected captain of the 1931 track team.
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Champaign
U.R
Edward Truban
Duquoin
Illinois University
James Cave
la Grange
Ill
Mt Zion Church Burned Near Bellaire During Service
Fire destroyed the Mt. Zion Church four miles southwest of Bellaire as the congregation assembled for services. No injuries were reported and flames were observed Sunday morning.
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Bellaire
U.P
Mt. Zion Church
Here
Philo Hotel Burns at Philo Village
Fire destroyed the Philo Hotel at Philo Village near Zanesville and an adjoining house on Sunday. No injuries reported and the cause under investigation.
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Zanesville
U.P
Philo Village
Deborah Class Hosts Pentecostal Mission Drive and Picnic
Mrs. W. D. Robinson hosted the Deborah Class of the Christian Church on Thursday evening. The meeting opened with America and prayer, scripture was read from John chapter four, and members contributed 50 cents to the Pentecostal missionary fund by June 60. Social hour was led by H. T. Phillips, Culler, and Elsie Finsterwald. A play Spreading the News was read by Ollie Skidmore, and Neal Hessel won first in the flower contest while Harvey Person received the consolation. Thirty five members enjoyed charades and planned the annual picnic for June 26 at the home of Abram Williams on Harmony Road.
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W. D. Robinson
May Avenue
Christian Church
America
E. L. Church
L. G. Maynard
Pentecostal Missionary Fund
Pearl Helwig
H. T. Phillips
Culler
Elsie Finsterwald
Ollie Skidmore
Neal Hessel
Harvey
Abram Williams
Harmony Road
Honesty in Ads Emphasized by Nichols to Kiwanis
P. O. Nichols of The Messenger spoke to Athens Kiwanis on Truth in Advertising. He argued ethics underlie business, advertising builds goodwill, and exaggeration harms trust, tracing advertising through eras to today’s emphasis on ethics and atmosphere.
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Kiwanis Club
P. O. Nichols
the Messenger
Athens Kiwanis Club
Nichols
East Side School Presents Miniature Circus in School Room
A tiny circus visit comes to East Side School in a busier room of the building. Elephants, tigers, giraffes, bears, snakes and other animals are recreated by art students for the school display.
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Atu
Circus Themed Class Displays by Second Graders
Second grade pupils under Miss Louisa Steele crafted cardboard animals for a teal canvas big top round cage. The tent, large enough for several students, was a recreation favorite with Miss Humphrey guiding drawings and Warr Starlin constructing the tent poles.
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Louisa Steele
Misa Steele
Miss Humphrey
Warr Starlin
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endures as Indigestion Remedy
Acid indigestion arises from gastric acid two hours after meals. An alkali neutralizes acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia touted as the long standing physician endorsed remedy. A spoonful allegedly neutralizes multiple times its volume in acid, described as harmless and tasteless.
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Mrs. Cullums
J. C. Jennings
Howard McHarg
Morris Avenue
Doris Herron
Belpre High School
Miss Herron
W. N. Herron
Clara McAdoo
Madge McAdoo
Inez Alexander
Roseville
Jennie Alexander
FE. J. Michael
East Mulberry Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Maytag Company
Bill Shreek
Wilbur Yoder
Latcille Dowler
H. P. Dowler
W. H. Marshall
Cc. G. Mansfield
F. F. Kittle
Bishopville
R. le Falls
R. A. Hayes
McArthur
W. H. Worthman
Poplar Avenue
Howard Fetzer
Joseph Sherlock
West Union Street
George Wyatt
Adrian, Mo
Charles H. Wyatt
Iva Eddy
Mrs. Lowry
Elroy McDonald
Ina Knowlton
Old Man’s Cave
Miss Knowlton
Athens State Hospital
C. L. Poston
Chas, C. Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry
Masonic Building
Vogue Hair Shoppe
S. Court St
Valance
Big Daylight
Deborah
United States Public Health Service
Ohio
Cline
the Cline Ice Cream Co
East Side School
Island Park
Beverly, Ohio
Telephone
Paks
U. S
Charles HH. Phillips Chen Company
Philips
Elo
Comet ZerBe Co
Brandreth Simmons
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