Prayer and Praise Service Held by First Presbyterian Women
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church held its Annual Prayer and Praise service Tuesday in the church parlors. Mrs. F. E. Golferry led, a business session followed, and a service of prayer and thanksgiving featured prayer song and scripture responses. Mrs. W. L. Ward collected the thank offering. Mrs. L. M. Gillilan of Salt Lake City spoke on Utah mission work. Her daughter Miss Elizabeth Gillilan, now in Salt Lake City directing Young People's work, had previously served in Japan and is recovering from illness. Refreshments were served by Mrs. L. H. Smith and her group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
F. E. Goldferry
W. L.ward
L. M. Gillilan
Salt Lake City
Athens
Utah
Elizabeth Gillitan
Japan
L. H. Smith
Governor Cooper Urges Reform Through Home Church and School
Ohio Governor Myers Y. Cooper told 200 Athenians at a dinner that reformation must begin behind prison walls, in the home, school, and church. He praised youth's potential, urged home and church leaders to model virtue, and warned welfare problems demand church involvement and sustained financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Y. Cooper
First Christian
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Cooper
Fred Clark Sent to The Pen for Year
Fred Clark received a sentence of not less than one year of hard labor in the Ohio State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to larceny in Common Pleas Court. Indicted by the May Grand Jury, he admitted theft of several rolls of copper wire from the Canaan Coal Company. Judge L G Worstell imposed the sentence and Clark will be taken to prison Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Fred Clark
May Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
wJiis
L. G. Worstell
Clark
Canaan Coal Company
Sriday
Action urged on Wheeler Resolution by AFL at Washington
President William Keen says a new push will seek action on the Wheeler Resolution calling for a senatorial inquiry into the southern textile situation. Over 100 national and international unions met in Washington to discuss union action in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
William Keen
American Federation of Labor
Children Conserve Linage through To ledo convention World Peace topic
Mrs W F Giesecke reports a Child Conservation League convention in Toledo held at Mrs C C Smiths home on East State Street. Major topic was World Peace with member activities noted including musical numbers by Charles and Margaret Smith Agnes Kilpatrick and Jean Kilpatrick. New members Mrs John Welch and Mrs A W Boetticher. Several Dailey family members plan winter trips to Los Angeles and Tucson involving travel by motor with business stops in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Giesecke
Toledo
Child Conservation League
CC. M. Smith
East State Street
Charles Smith
Margaret Smith
Little Fairy
Jean Kilpatrick
Jesus
Agnes Kilpatrick
Hal H. Rowland
John Kilpatrick
Agnes
James Lewis
John Welch
A. W Boetticher
Kart T. Dailey
Christine Dailey
Motor
Los Angeles
Calif
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Texas
Earl Dailey
Tucson
Arizona
Blanche Moler
California
Nabby Lee Ames DAR Meets Saturday Afternoon
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at 2 30 pm hosted by Mrs Wilmer CC Harris North Hill. Miss Jane Atwood leads a program on History of America as Pictured on 618 Blue China with members asked to bring blue china pieces. Regent Mrs George Pilcher calls officers and Board of Management to a 2 pm business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer CC. Harris
North Hill
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jane Atwood
America
George Pilcher
Board of Management
Martzolff Class Sociable At First Methodist Parlor
The Martzolff Class sociable met at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parlors on Tuesday evening with 75 members present. President Mrs W B Clark led the meeting with devotions by Mrs A B Dent. They planned a Christmas bazaar for December 13.
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Huffman Home
Mrs. P. J. Huffman hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at 91 North Lancaster Street. Three tables played with Mrs R. E. P. Imes winning high score trophies and Mrs J. C. Baker taking second honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Huffman
North
Lancaster Street
R. EP. Imes
Mrs. Fri Hosts Woman's Home Missionary Group Night
Mrs. O. E. Fri entertained the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church at her Van Vorhes Street home Wednesday. The evening featured music games and quilting with prizes won by Mrs. Mingus Miss Hixson and Mrs. Emish. Guests included Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Henderson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnoda Johnson
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
van Vorhes 9
Fri
W.C. Mingus
Emma Hixson
J. P. Emish
Rhoda Jetbnsen
Wiery Michael
W. H. Worthman
Nelson McDaniel
RR. W Oxtey
John Roach
G. F. Roetticher
W. C. Mingus
Kimma Hinson
Mina Fry
Ralph Beasley
L. V Burdette
J. PP. Emish
Luella Wise
O. F. Sharp
McArthur
Sam Henderson
Dinner bridge hosts at Hill Crest Inn entertain guests
Mrs Don Peden and Mrs Fred Beckler hosted a Wednesday dinner bridge at Hill Crest Inn. Fourteen tables were in play with Mrs Louis I Brown earning top score trophy, Mrs G J Hawkins securing second honors, and Mrs Charles Beckier taking the tow prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peden
Fred Beckler
Hill Crest Inn
Louis I. Brown
G. J. Hawkins
Charles Beckier
Reports At Priday Meeting Highlight Local Societies
Wonan's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church convenes Friday at 2 PM with reports from the Grand Rapids national convention and the Toledo conference. Devotions by Mrs. W. F Clark and special music accompany the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonan
Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
H. J. Hotcombe
Grand Rapids
New Face Powder Makes A Big Hit
Advertises a new face powder from Zunner Company claiming long lasting shine reduction smooth application and pore cleansing benefits. Promises a pure fine formula made by a French process with notable branding and market appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton D
Zunner Company
Barstow Real Estate License Revoked by Board
Barstow's real estate license was revoked by the State Board of Real Estate Examiners at a hearing held Wednesday at the courthouse. A petition alleging honesty and unprofessional conduct had been filed against Barstow by Lovell Hean, with a similar complaint by Bean and the board found grounds for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barstow
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Hishonesty Eivit
Barstow
Ty Lovell Hean
Upen
Bean
State Board of Real Ex
One Skinny Man Gained 28 Pounds
A testimonial from Atlantic City claims McCoy's Tablets add flesh quickly and improve health. The ad asserts a guarantee: after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, a man underweight will gain at least six pounds and feel better, with a full refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Atlantic City
Wotan
Examiners Refuse Renewal of Realtor License
State examiners A EF Becher and M J Rudolph deny renewal to realtor Frank Van Meter citing unspecified grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Lcense
Frank van Meter
A. EF. Becher
M. J. Rudolph
Smallpox Outbreak Prompts City and County Vaccination Drive
In Bucyrus two weeks after a mild outbreak health authorities ordered all school children vaccinated and those refusing vaccination ordered to stay home. The measure aims to prevent further spread of the disease in the area.
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Prebyterian Society Praise Service
Gov. Cooper
GC. C. L
Etop
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer
Martzolff
Home Missions Group
O. E. Fri
Hill Crest
Gel Me
Little Hocking
N. Fe. Mills
Maplewood Drive
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
W. W. Clendenin
Wellston
Synthia C Onningham
A. J. Cunningham
Lane
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Cross Hall
Ametia Sprague Low Ry
Tom J. Tully
Columbus
Tully
Kidna Sprague
U.R
Sommer’s Store
ALL Good Drug Stores
Arin Creat
Tru-Lax Products Co
Newark, N. J
City
Silhou
Ette
Shades
F. L. Preston Co
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