Rebekah Lodge Sociable After Meeting in I O O F Hall
Rebekah Lodge members hosted a sociable following the Thursday meeting. Highlights included a playlet Rastus Goes a Courtin presented by Mrs J G Porter Mrs H A Junod and Mrs Harvey Cone. Prizes went to Mrs L E Carpenter and Mrs John Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Myrtie Mitchell
J. G. Porter
H. A. Junod
Rastus
Harvey Cone
L. E. Carpenter
John Bauer
Delle Finsterwald
Noble Grand
Danderine Promises Easy Home Hair Care Result
Ad copy touts Danderine as simple to use at home for hair cleansing and styling. It claims the liquid removes oil, colors hair, adds lustre, reduces dandruff crust, soothes the scalp, prevents hair loss, and promotes growth to make waves hold longer. Five million bottles reportedly sold yearly.
Athens Lawyers To Judge Peace Contest Sunday
A Peace Declamation contest sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches will be held Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in the Christian Church. Winners receive bronze medals and enter the county contest. Contestants include Mary McCune Jane Cline Goldie Ayers Eileen Schuler Beatrice Sanders Cora White Harry Hudson and Richard Bolin. Judges are Athens lawyers M. D. Hughes J. W. Bolin and O. F. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Council of Churches
Christian Church
Mary McCune
Jane Cline
Goldie Ayers
Eileen Schuler
Beatrice Sanders
Cora White
Harry Hudson
Richard Bolin
Broadwell Man to Wed New York City Girl
Announcement records the approaching marriage of Roland L. Sager formerly of Broadwell Athens County now a New York City buyer to Teresa V. Brull of New York City. The wedding is set for November 20 at the Church of St Joseph in New York City. S: Sager, born in Broadwell, is the son of John and Mrs Sager now living near Columbus. Brull is daughter of Joseph and Mrs Brull born in New York City. The notice lists local connections and family roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Anna Pickering
Alex Nelson
Belford Nelson
Youngstown
John Perry
Julia Pickering
Roland L. Sager
Broadwell
Athens County
New York City
Teresa V. Brull
Church of St. Joseph
Mr. Sager
John Sager
Columbus
Miss Brull
Joseph Brull
Reports on Statewide Parent-Teacher Convention
Mrs. Fred Stauffer, president of the Central Parent-Teacher Association of Athens, reported on plans and resolutions from the Ohio State Parent-Teacher Convention in Cleveland at a Thursday Athens meeting. Sixth Grade pupils of Central School sang with Florence Brewer and Mrs. Herdman, and the association led the PTA song Our Battle Hymn For Children before a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stauffer
Central Parent-Teacher Association of
Athens
Cleveland
Athens Association
Central School
Florence Brewer
Herdman
Parent-Teacher Association
Legion to Investigate tear bombing in St Clairsville
State Commissioner John A. Elden of the American Legion ordered Dudley A. White chairman of the Legion Grievance Committee to St Clairsville to investigate the tear bombing of a store there on Armistice Day by members of the American Legion.
Revival Services Continued at Hocking Street Church
Revival services at the Hocking Street Church of God will continue next week with evangelist Rev. M. A. Monday from Bedford preaching both morning and evening. Pastor Rev. Calvin B. Hanes announced the Sunday program with Sunday School at 9 30, song service at 10 46, preaching at 11, young people at 6, song service at 7 and preaching at 7 30 In.
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Hocking Street Church
Injured in Mine Near Logan Two Coal Miners Hurt
Two Columbus men were injured in a mine collapse at Coonville near Logan. Charles Ward suffered a broken back while Preston Bentley escaped with a crushed right hand. Both were treated at a Logan hospital with Bentley later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Coonville
Charles Ward
Briarwood Avenue
Preston Bentley
Alcott Road
Bentley
JUNK DEALER TO FACE MURDER CHARGE IN WIDOW CASE
Arthur Hamilton a 40 year old Bellefontaine junk dealer was expected to face first degree murder charges after allegedly admitting to the killing of 87 year old Mrs. Catherine Bell of Quincy. Authorities say he confessed to entering her home abducting her in a nightgown, assaulting her, and disposing of the body along a rural road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
U.P
Arthur Hamilton
Catherine Bell
Quincy
Here
Hamilton
Sidney
British Empire Economic Conference Ends Without Solution
London reports the British Imperial Conference closes with no definite remedy to the empire’s economic troubles. The heads of dominions approve a resolution to convene a follow up in Ottawa within a year to continue discussions on the crisis.
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London
Dominions
Ottawa
November corn crop estimate is higher
The November 1 Ohio corn forecast stands at 90,602,000 bushels, about 1% above the October estimate. This season's production falls about 38,000,000 bushels short of last year and 32% below the five year average, with an expected yield of 25.5 bushels per acre the lowest since 1893. Potatoes total about 9,450,000 bushels, slightly over a million less than last year and 15% below the five year average, while the late crop improved after rains to around 61% of normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
A. R. Tuttle
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Crop quality assessment revised downward after earlier report
The latest figures indicate a crop quality of 76 percent, about nine points below the prior average and two months after the September 1 report.
Kappa Phi Pledges 39 University Girls
Kappa Phi, the Methodist girls' club, pledges 39 Ohio University students. The list includes Nevalene Adock Logan Frances Ault Haverhill Mary Louise Bloom Youngstown Alice Crumley Lancaster Claire Chamberlain East Palestine Dorothy Cosgrave McConnelsville Lola Donley Firebrick Madeline Cadet South Webster Dorothy Carman Russel Ky Carolyn Ervin Middleport Mary Jane Hahn Canton Elizabeth Hansel Logan Pauline Hassel Youngstown Annabelle Haller Athens Alfield Johnson Ashtabula Grayce Kittle Lancaster Bernice Kirkpatrick Coshocton Gena Lewis Millersville Thelma McCormic Chester W Va Norma Ralston Logan Capitola Radwell Newark Helen Reynolds Elyria Wiletta Roller Canton Esma Smith Youngstown Esther Shasteen London Ava Swartz Galion Mary E Tipton Jerusalem Wava Woodworth Vincent Ethel West
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Methodist
Ohio University
Nevalene Adock
Logan
Frances Ault
Haverhill
Mary Louise Bloom
Youngstown
Alice Crumley
Lancaster
Claire Chamberlain
East Palestine
Dorothy Cosgrave
McConnelsville
Lola Donley
Firebrick
Madeline Cadet
South Webster
Dorothy Carman
Russel
Carolyn Ervin
Middleport
Mary Jane Hahn
Canton
Elizabeth Hansel
Pauline Hassel
Annabelle Haller
Athens
Alfield Johnson
Ashtabula
Grayce Knittle
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Coshocton
Gena Lewis
Millersville
Thelma McCormic
Chester
W. Va
Norma Ralston
Capitola Radwell
Newark
Helen Reynolds
Elyria
Wiletta Roller
Esma Smith
Esther Shasteen
London
Ava Swartz
Galion
Mary E.tipton
Jerusalem
Wava Woodworth
Vincent
Ethel West
Local Names List Including Crabbe Sheridan Foster and Forgey Fields
Readable fragments list names and places including Brook Marietta Laura Crabbe Youngstown Marjory Sheridan Malta Edna Foster Waverly Louise Foster Waverly Edna Barnes Somerset Carol Heath Bellaire Bernice Forgey Proctorville Ruby Forgey Proctorville Edna Jeffries Mendon Thelma Wallace Bellaire forming a scattered notice from the page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebekah Lodge
John N. Hizey
John Charles
Pickerington
A. R. Kresge
Grosnevor Street
Danderine
M. D. Hughes
J. W. Bolin
O. F. Rowland
G. G. Quick
Detroit
Mich
Nora Henry
East State Street
Quick
Lewis Elliott
Sharpsburg
Charles Howell
Ironton
Hilltop Lunch Room
North
Lancaster Street
Crepes
Court St
Charles I. Manley
Los Angeles
Pali
McKee Drug Co
Prestons
Preston’s
Michaels Stern
Old Time Price
Creve de Chine
Ladies’ Union
Children’s Union Suits
Bugs
Men’s Union
BIG Daylight
Price
Portance
Selec
Ard Bible Stories
Tom Swift
Logans
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