Business Men Will Choose State Officers
Gordon K. Bush publisher of The Athens Messenger is among new directors elected by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. The board meets in Columbus on Friday Nov 18 to elect a president five district vice presidents and a treasurer and to discuss legislation and policies affecting railroads. Mrs John Kane and Mrs George Tessier of Renova Pa have returned home after visiting Mrs Tessier s daughter Mrs Charles Herman and family at 8 First Street.
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Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Bush
State Chamber
John Kane
George Tessier
Renova
Tessler
Charles Herman
Fam Ny
First Street
Entertain in Honor of Week End Guest
Mr and Mrs John Rood hosted a Saturday afternoon tea for house guests Mr Jack Pipe Mr Jimmie Rogers and Mr Davi Howell Lindsey Rogers recently finished a shorts film series and will be featured on radio per manager Mr Lindley Athenians enjoyed his original songs at events honoring the guests Mr and Mrs H G Householder and son James attended the funeral of Jr J W Householder in Jackson Tennessee the uncle of Mr H W Householder The deceased was known in Jackson for about twenty years in the grocery trade
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John Rood
Eently
Mr. Lindley
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Piper
Try
H. G. Householdr
James Householder
J. W. Householder
Jackson
Red Cross Worthy of Aid Says Athens Rotary Leader
H C Bobo president of the Rotary Club urges 100 percent support for the Red Cross drive in Athens County praising the organization for its disaster relief and assistance to the needy. The letter emphasizes civic duty and the value of Red Cross efforts.
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Red Cross
Athens County
Fine Phi Delta Theta Wins Homecoming Float Cup
Phi Delta Theta earned the Homecoming Day float trophy for an appealing miniature replica of their house. The float, valued around 30 dollars, was nearly complete when two freshmen used trees from a cemetery lot. A spectator alerted police and James L. Cartwright offered to take the rap for the pledges. Mayor Robert S. Wood set the fine at 25 dollars plus costs.
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Phi Delta Theta
Phi
Phi Dell House
West Union Street
James L. Cartwright
Robert S. Wood
Engh Family Weekend Visit Spreads From Waterford
Mr and Mrs Norman Engh of Waterford spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Enghs parents Mr and Mrs Ss F Beverage on University Ter The visit included their children Betty Carolyn and Jack and reflected a family gathering in the area.
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Norman Engh
Garnet Beverage
Betty Carolyn
Jack
Waterford
Federation entertains at Chamber of Commerce gathering
City Federation met in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms on Monday night with the Business and Professional Women's Club in charge of entertainment. Mrs. W L Gard presided. Miss Rebecca Yauger gave a home entertaining lecture and a four-person table demo. The program featured a sextet, piano solos, and refreshments for about 50 attendees. The next City Federation program is set for December on the first Monday.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
W. L. Gard
George Coe
Irenton
Paul Kimes
Carl Roberts
Ramona Hughes
Ethel Beekman
Gladys Jones
Lucile Dutfee
Esther Wilson
Halda Murphy
Ohio University
Howard Bobo
Val Array
Rebecca Yauger
Miss Yauger
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio State University
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cline Ice Cream Company
Tce
Lenigar Seaman Nuptials Quiet Sunday in Athens
Miss Velma Lenigar daughter of Mrs Cora Lenigar of 37 Hanlin Avenue wed Edward Seaman son of Mr and Mrs W J Seaman of 71 Stewart Street in a quiet Sunday ceremony at the bride’s mother home officiated by Rev Calvin B Haines Church of God. Guests included close family and friends. The couple will reside at 71 Stewart Street. Mrs Seaman is a former Athens High School student. Mr Seaman is an Athens High School graduate who attended Ohio University.
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Velma Leniger
Cora Lenigar
Hanlin Avenue
Edward Seaman
W. J. Seaman
Stewart Street
Calvin B. Haines
The
Church of God
W. E. Seaman
Glenica Lenigar
Russell Lenigar
Garold
Howard
Robert
Roy E. Young
Richard
Detroit
Seaman
Athens High School
Ohio University
E. A. Secoy
Old Union Street
Harley Secoy
Vore Ridge
C. BE. Hudnall
Guyaville
Hollie Hundnall
Lubiig
Pear! West
Dutch Ridge
William Slack
Billy Lee
Martin Secoy
Athens
Isaac Hudnall
Guysville
Visitors Entertained At Hill Crest Inn
Miss Virginia Knecht of Morris Avenue hosted house guests over the weekend at Hill Crest Inn. Attendees included Miss Eliza Plum of McConnelsville and Miss Thelma West of Blanchester, with Mr. Dana Townsend of Martinsville, Mr. Harold Kinsey of Coolville, and Mr. Paige Hay of Huntington. Plum and West are Ohio University graduates and Alpha Xi Delta members.
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Virginia Knecht
Morris Avenue
Eliza Plum
McConnelsville
Thelma West
Blanchester
Dana Townsend
Martinsville
Harold Kinsey
Coolville
Paige Hay
Huntington
W. Va
Miss Plum
Miss West
Ohio University
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Miss Knecht
Hill Crest Inn
University
Millfield Church of Christ Plans Basement Expansion
Men of the Millfield Church of Christ met to discuss excavating a basement under the church for Bible School classes and social events. Attendance was 47. a choir formed and sang several hymns. Nearby residents named include the McCrays and Hines families of Nelsonville and Chauncey, with Chauncey events noted for Armistice Day plans and a veterans welcome.
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Millfield
Martha Bible Class to Meet at Church of Christ
Millfield announces Martha Bible Class will gather Thursday night at the Church of Christ. Guests include Faithful Circle Class members and their teacher Mrs. F. E. Boudinot.
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Millfield
Martha Bible
Church of Christ In
Faithful Circle
F. E. Boudinot
Ladies Aid Meets in Millfield with Athens Guests
Monthly meeting of Millfield Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society was held at Mrs. P. D. Hills home with Mrs. H. O. McDaniel and Mrs. Fred Russell assisting. Four guests from Athens presented readings and stunts during Social Hour while a collation was served.
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Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Millfeld
Erwin Stauffer
Gilbert Keirns
J. R. Wade
Norval James
Frank McDaniel
Clarence Sanders
C. H. Boudinot
L. L. Howard
Edward Wade
W. A. Bell
William Sisson
Elizabeth Robinett
James Love
Henry Heffkin
Harvey Wade
Edward Evans
Harold Blower
H. O. McDaniel
F. E. Boudinot
Mabel Smith
Bart Petiit
Lewis Sanders
Clara Bell
Olive Brookins
Fred Russell
P. D. Hil
Birthdays Observed Seven Members of Hines Family
Chauncey D. Hines celebrated his birthday at his Converse Street home with six other Hines family members. Attendees included Edmund Latta, Raymond Van Horn, Leota Westfall, Nellie Hellyer, Joseph Hines and Norman Westfall. A picnic dinner and music program followed with family members from Burr Oak.
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Chauncey
Hines
Converse Street
Celeb
Edmund Latta
Raymond van Horn
Leota Westfall
Nellie Hellyer
Joseph Hines
Norman Westfall
Eli Westfall
Leo, Brice
Howard and
Norman
Joseph Heliyer
A. J. W. Hines
Addison van Horn
Jean and
Wahneta Latta
Burr Oak
Chauncey Event Highlights Family Celebrations
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spears hosted a Sunday dinner in Chauncey for their daughter Virginia Irene’s first birthday with grandparents George Wilson and family from Chauncey. Guests included the Shafer and Wilson households and Elizabeth and Virginia Irene Spears. A second note covers Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boudinot entertaining Amesville visitors at Millfield. A third item reports Lena Wilson returning to Chauncey after a month in Cleveland with the Friedbergs.
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Chauncey
Walter Spears
Old Floodwood
Virginia Irene
George Wilson
Earl Shafer
Clifford
Dan
Lois Ann
Elizabeth
Cleveland
Lena Wilson
Dan Friedberg
Edith Wilson
Mrs Charley Swindler and Romine family visit
Mrs Charley Swindler and children of Middleport visited at the home of Mr and Mrs L F Romine over the weekend. Mrs L F Romine and children spent Friday and Saturday with Mr Romine's mother Mrs F Romine at Torch.
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Charley Swindler
Middleport
L. F. Romine
Mr. Romine
F. Romine
Torch
Dinner hosts Chauncey gathering attendees
Mr and Mrs Joe Bridgewater entertained at their Chauncey home on Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Clarence Butts and sons Lorenzo and Robert of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Joe Bridgewater
Clarence Butts
Lorenzo
Robert
Nelsonville
Erle Bridgewater
Dinner guests at Chauncey home of Mr. and Mrs. Bingman
Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Bingman and family Ellis Avenue Chauncey included Mr and Mrs Emmerson Daugherty daughter and Eileen and LeLand and Mr and Mrs John Gibbs of Coolville.
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Chauncey
Everett Bingman
Famly
Ellis Avenue
Emmerson Daugherty
Eileen
Leland
John Gibbs
Coolville
A. A. W to Hear Reports on Conference in Athens
The Athens Branch of the American Association of University Women meets at 8 pm Thursday November 10 at the Women’s Faculty Club. Dean Irma Voigt and Dr. Lilith Wray will recount Oxford experiences and report the International Federation of University Women conference held last summer in Edinburgh Scotland.
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Athens
American Association of University Women
Irma E. Voigt
Lilith Wray
Oxford
University Women
Edinburgh
Scotland
Hartman Elected President of Local Young Married Class
The Young Married People's Class of the First Methodist Church met for a potluck Monday night in church parlors. Ara Westfall led the gathering as president and officers were elected for the year: F. G. Hartman president Everett Lewis vice president Mrs Sarm C Warren secretary W B Drake treasurer Mrs Everett Lewis corresponding secretary. Next meeting set for the first Monday in December.
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First Methodist Church
Ara V. Westfall
F. G. Hartman
Everett Lewis
Sarm C. Warren
W. B&b. Drake
Rufus Putnam Teams Schedule Games at Local Playground
Rufus Putnam teams played a third football game winning 15 to 6 against Mechanicsburg. they earlier lost to Central and tied East Side. A return match with Mechanicsburg is set for Thursday, with The Plains to face Rufus Putnam tonight. An upcoming girls yo-yo contest in Rufus Putnam schools, directed by Arthur Rhoads, will award prizes for top tricks and longest spin.
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Rufus Putnam Playground
East Side
Rufus Putnam
Johnny Marsinko
Mechanicsburg Boys
Plains
Mechanicsburg
Arthur Rhoads
Physical Education Department
Athens
Rhoads
Revival at Pilgrim Holiness Church Lubrig
A revival meeting is in progress at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Lubrig led by Rev Lou Roberts district superintendent of the church. Roberts, resident of Jackson, formerly resided in Athens. Services start each evening at seven o clock.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lubrig
Lou Roberts
Roberts
Jackson
Athens
Weather by Regions Outlook for Election Day
The Weather Bureau forecast favors a large rural vote in western farming areas while showers and unsettled conditions spread across the East. Clearing is expected in the West except for Oregon and Washington with Minnesota and Wisconsin also clear. Scattered rain is forecast from Ohio eastward and from Florida to Maine.
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New York
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Washington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Florida
Maine
Speedy Remedies for Colds and Headaches Ad
An old labeled product touts LIQUID TABLETS SALVE claiming relief for colds and neuralgia within 30 minutes and two days for sinus issues. It markets 666 SALVE for head colds and positions as the most speedy remedy known.
Oberlin Council Amends Speaking Ordinance
Lorain Ohio city council amended the public addresses ordinance removing the jail sentence and thus the right to jury trials. Six Oberlin College students arrested for attempting a Norman Thomas rally were freed in Municipal Court after demanding jury trials.
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Lorain
U.R
Oberlin College
Norman Thomas
Mrs Snavely Votes for Hoover Then Turns 103
In Massillon Ohio two days mark a notable week for Anna Snavely of a Dalton area farm. She voted for Herbert Hoover today, recalls a personal letter from him, and will celebrate her 103rd birthday tomorrow. She credits longevity to hard work.
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Massillon
Anna Snavely
Dalton
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