Benefit Bridge at Elks Home Nets Relief Sum
A benefit bridge gathering at the Elks Home netted 145 for relief to widows and children affected by the Maillheld mine disaster. Funds placed in an Athens bank, later to be distributed, per Mrs. Marriage. Organizers Maude Fenzel and committee members Miss Michel Leekman and Mrs. Eugene Shifer, aided by local business people and University students.
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Elks
Diks
Maillheld
Athens
Maude Fenzel
Fenzel
Michel Leekman
Euene Shifer
Oate
Delta Tau Deila Dinner by Auxiliary
Delta Tau Delta auxiliary entertained the chapter with a dinner Thursday evening at the fraternity house on Preston Street. Covers were laid for many and guests included local educators and officials such as Mr. Meik a former schools supervisor, and Mrs Runge, former education secretary. The event marked the first of two dinners planned to honor college leaders amid health concerns.
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Prewdonet Street
Willlom
Meik
Das
North Coneress
Ste To
Vr Veragn
Runge Fe
Education
Chiee
WS Moy
Olio Toichers Tuaching Circle
Woop Teas' Ned
Stave
Churte Fian Aml
Lot Turk
Countey
Madison Conny
Chi Omega House Party With Japanese Setting
Chi Omega Sorority home at 5 North College Street hosted a house party Friday evening with Japanese decor. Guests included Mrs. W. OF Snofey and Mrs. James H Mauscholder, Dr. and Mrs. Stimi, and professors from Muskingum College among others. Attendees traveled from Athens and Sitla to join the event and related football kickoff festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Lan Ilerna
North College Street
Peck
Open House At Athens Junior Senior High Schools
Parents will see the Athens schools in session with an open house hosted by the Athens Junior and Senior High Schools on Tuesday. Students will present projects on the theme Schools of Tomorrow and the Future of America and a student paper is planned by Miss Hand’s class.
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Todas
Muchealisenssrd
Prokats
Athens
Mary
Joahhume
Twelock
Athena
Edith Hand
Miss Hand
Silas Marner
Ds Hesing Her Classis Review Thes Book By A A Series of Timate
Dayton Man Fined For Intoxication
Dayton man Harris Harriltan was fined 100 dollars and costs after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated in Dayton. His vehicle license was suspended for six months. Major Bartley Gormen presided. Athens mayor’s court fined another individual five dollars and costs for intoxication. Revival announced at Coolville Station with evangelist Miss Sidney Pauley from Charleston W V beginning Wednesday at 7 o clock, Maude Estocke pastor. Rotary Club event to feature discussion by Professor Cooper on the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charkts
Sidney Pauley
Charleston
W. Va
Coolville Station
Mims
Maude Estocke
Flowers Not Given By Local Red Cross
Officials of the Athens Red Cross issued a statement Saturday denying the organization purchased flowers for funerals of Millfield mine disaster victims. The Red Cross took charge of the flowers on arrival in the district and distributed them. funerals were arranged by Mr. Biddle of Athens, the Allied Florists of Cincinnati, and the Lions Club of Columbus.
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Atlens Red Cross
Millfield
Red Crags
Mre TL
Mt. Biddle
Athens
Allied Florists
Cincinnati
Lions
Columbus
First Victim in Steubenville Shooting Identified
Rosaril Gannon of Wella burs was the first victim when a burst shell exploded at a parade site here causing a wound to the arm. Gannon and a companion escaped death as a shell charge pasted near their heads during the Inviting FRasom incident.
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Steubenville
Rosaril Gannon
Wellaburs
Gannon
Local Calendar Notes Bridge And Community Meetings
Calendar items show Miss Athy Well and Miss Mary Kahler hosting Tala invitational bridge events followed by varied campus and church functions. Hostesses include Mrs T T Buldh at Park Place and Mrs Wile Tim Wilks, with Girl Scout meetings at 334h on Jock In the Girl Scout room. Public notices cover church missions, Boy Scout activities, and a Knights of Columbus gathering, with delegates discussing the national convention and local civic elections.
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Athy Well
Mary Kahler
Wavly Sveniing
T. T. Buldh
Park Place
Wenmn
Girl Scout Cole
Jock
Mooman
Cabinet Member's Daughter Quits Society for Silver Screen
A fragmented society note reports a cabinet member's daughter quitting a local social circle to pursue film. Several names and addresses appear obliquely, with references to meetings, venues, and dates in late November and December, plus accompanying attendees and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Silver Screen
Women of Christian Church Hold Meeting
Women of Christian Church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Charles Day, 22 J.we Street, with Mrs. S. E. Pigdo presiding. The program featured singing, talks on missionary work, solos, and a talk on Portia Bicg Part of Ite Bes. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Webhkins and group. Fire relief and a social hour followed. The event closed with a missionary benediction and best wishes for attendees.
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Oman
Wety
Charles Day
J.we Street
E.G. Pidigo
Merting
Cares Cameron Hel
Timage
The
Drorons
Misa Multuret
Clare
Skidmore
Ghalley
Derto
Pod Perseu
Whleh
Prauh Webhkins
Johnson Bonifield Marriage at Presbyterian Manse
Rev Dr A Y Wilcox officiated the Johnson Bonifield wedding at the Miles Hydath presbyterian manse. Miss Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Johnson of Nelsonville, and Mr Donk son of Mrs G L Durons, were married in a ceremony noted for family ties to Ohio University. The bride attended Athens High School and later earned a degree from Ohio University with a focus on Beta Theta Pi membership. The groom was a student at Ohio State University prior to the marriage.
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Juan Gitt
Albany Bowd
Mary Myille
Robert H. Laciman
Mary Laziman
Athens
Westwood Fresbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Bernard Lea
Charles DB Langdon
Cheviot
Obi
Lan
Aled
Miles Hdyth
Louie Johnson
A. B. Jolmson
Nelonvilla
G. L. Durons
Foe Gromes
Osiuident
Ain Io
Lannie
Pat Bat Tid Geer
Tae Thanksnnims
Wali Lal
R. DR
Witeex
Mr. Banifield
Athens High School
Ole ‘University
Beta Theta Pi Praternity
Daughters of 1812 Host Charity Meet Details
The Daughters of 1812 gathered Friday at Mrs OL Terri’s home with about 21 members and 40 guests. They pledged allegiance to the flag, organized Christmas charts, and planned outreach activities and a charity project for the season.
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Daughters of 1812
Meet
Morris McKee
Chepter Daughters of 1812
OL. Terri
Marnickwool Bine
Ihe Finstervald, Cogent
Fae
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Delta Tau Deila
Auxiliary
Mra
W. OF. Snofey
James H Mauscholder
Florence Bohn
Keesor
Jiitie
Anna Mae
Ur Risby
Ark
Pathens
Reever
Stimi. Guron
Dys West State Shrres
Wrs
Weever
Gita Carpenter
Mire CH. Meliver
Varnen
Hoh. Dons
Ww. L Carpenter
Ammailie
Penulag
Georae
Dyson
Karte Avenue
Sietla Dtupenter
Firsulent
Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
Muskingurcia
Sulubabry
Roegla
Ciet
Ies
Iaena J Jones
Verh
Maee
Jones
Meshateum College
Reachies
Seager
Burchfild
Lasan
Apa
Kiniethia
Tie Puke
Fawseas
Jordin
Strands
Waldo Baird
May Avenue
Dayton
Cooper
Delo University
Tcalty
Rotary Club
Philippines
Red Cross
Hill Crest Inn
Silvus
Alts & J Adilficott
Wimwood Price
Shane Ae
Otelock
Massieneyliye Apgar
Solin Brown
Crete
Tim Wilks
West Wrestington Street
Moe Fathey
Miculiva
Wrathes
Qavees Cunan
Dv Dorter
Lehman
Haghkourd
Alora
Bigley Sling
Cleeley
Willham Pritchard
North Court Street
Kongue of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Bayre
Cire
Daewhiy
LM. Heil
Morris Avenue
Msn
Sitreopticon
Ais
Aighlard Avene
Tarihi
Rathelerty Garcia el Stir
Arlo Greenwood
Cirele Wil
Mfrs
West Union
Totlack Tusa
Aja
Wea
B. Dol
Siti
of Vane & Fodeek
Colurmtinn
Tierkert
Women of Christian Church
Mary Jo
Potishiou
Ners
Sonsean
Fred Woledon Wilethers
Eva
George Powell
Uae
Cheeland
Presis
Savage
Chase
Osteria
Gruen
Pentagon
Faso
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
E.W. Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
Hotel
Berry Bldg
Selssmitte
Atlas 7
Paulie
Jacobs
O. Baes
Rhida
Amd
Haylor’s Books
South Come St
National Book Week
Hatch Library
Chamber of Commerce
Eptilal
Hatch Fabrary
the Hatch Library
Hotel Berry Bldg
K. F. Crossen
American Legion
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