Fourteen schools enter statewide Bird Picture Coloring Contest winners announced
The Messenger reveals the tenth week of the Bird Picture Coloring Contest. Four cash prizes were awarded to winners in Class I and II ages 6 to 12, with Meadow Lark the weekly prize image and Meadow Lark engravings given to 100 percent enrollment schools Hooper Ridge Trimble Cone Rural Nelsonville and Jacksonville for classroom use.
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Messenger
Lillian Reynolds
Cone School
Athens R. Db
Nora Linscott
Betty Petiit
Nelsonville
Oris Griffin
Mercedes Keeton
Walnut Street
Louise Pearce
Loren Anderson
Jacksonville
Nell McCann
Hooper Ridge
Trimble
Mary Linscott
Cone Rural School
Athens
R. D
Oris H. Griffin
Mary McCann
Terry Greene
Mary Bunthoff
Irvin Badger
Ori Griffin
Vaughn Allen Jansen
Helen Vernes
Harold Johnson
Ruth Sayers
Dean Wooley
Ruth Johnson
Leroy Marsh
Bailey
Curtis Kempton
Beatrice Strausbaugh
Eas Green
Koogler
Grace Watkins
Mary Russell
Verna Rasp
Gethel Wilting
Elizabeth Holmes
Caustic Roman
Frances Mae Kempton
Louise Dunberg
Rosemary Forsbach
Elizabeth Smith
Pauline Daper
Eileen Sherman
Miss Young
Eleanor B. Heselden
Central School
Phyllis Channell
T. O. Kincade
Canaanville
Steve Thomas
Glouster
Eleanor France
Carrie Bryson
Luhrig
Ida Sayers
Editor Norman W. Ralston joins Circleville Herald
Norman W. Ralston, former editor of the Democrat Citizen Urbana, leaves to become editor and manager of the Circleville Herald. He will oversee a merged daily Herald and Union-Herald with the weekly Democrat and Watchman, partnering with Arthur A. Hoppingarner, Dover Reporter publisher.
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Urbana
Norman W. Ralston
The
Democrat Citizen
Circleville Herald
Herald
Union-Herald
Democrat and Watchman
Arthur A. Hoppingarner
Dover Reporter
Rabbit Supper Slated by Izaak Walton League in Athens
The Izaak Walton League announces its annual rabbit supper at First Methodist Episcopal Church Athens tomorrow. Secretary A R Kresge says members should bring new members and festivities begin at six oclock.
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Izaak Walton League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
A. R. Kresge
Forgiveness Ties Divine Mercy to Forgiving Others
The Rev. Charles M. Coulter preached at First Methodist on Lord’s Prayer saying divine forgiveness comes only when we forgive others. He urged viewing offenders with pity and charity, noting forgiveness reflects man’s need for redeeming power and a fresh start.
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Charles M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
Coulter
Youthful hunter killed in Cincinnati county hunting accident
The first Hamilton county hunting fatality of the season occurred Saturday with 16 year old Charles Betcher dying after his shotgun discharged accidentally while he was unloading it at his home following a hunting trip.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Charles Betcher
Betcher
Dairyman Claims Century-Old Lepine Fortune in London
Charles Eccles of London asserts a right to the $12,000,000 estate of Maria Lepine who died a century ago without a will. The case pits claimant against unknown heirs and concerns a vast inheritance traced back to the early 1800s.
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London
Charles Eccles
Maria Lepine
Broad life urged by pastor in Sunday sermon
Rev. E. L. Pielow of the Church of the Good Shepherd advised a broad life combining work recreation study and spiritual fellowship. He warned against fixating on small worries and urged balance to aid health and personal development.
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E. L. Pielow
Church of the Good Shepherd
Pielow
Mary
Martha
Christ
Cotton growers urged to destroy stalks after harvest
Co. H. Brannon of the State College of North Carolina urges cotton growers to kill and plow under all cotton stalks soon after harvest to reduce boll weevil survival through winter and prevent hibernation.
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Co. H. Brannon
State College of North Carolina
Brannon
Milk Needs and Limits for Daily Health
A historical note explains that about five quarts of milk daily can support an adult’s condition and work. It states milk repairs tissues and keeps them functioning, but cannot supply all body essentials by itself.
Corn Crop Devastated by Black-bundle Disease in Olahoma
The black-bundle disease has cut the corn crop in Olahoma this year considerably, leaving growers facing reduced yields and tighter futures as harvest seasons approach.
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Olahoma
Slouster Residents Aid Santa Claus in Valley
In Glouster on November 21, residents organize help for needy valley children. Those with unneeded dolls or toys should contact Miss Bess Harper or Miss Helen Crawford. School girls will dress donated dolls, then deliver them Christmas Eve to bring Santa’s visit to children.
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Glouster
Santa Claus
Bess Harper
Helen Crawford
Glouster Board to canvass election vote tonight
The Glouster board of education will meet tonight to officially canvass votes from the November 8 election for board members. Unofficial returns showed Dick Jones and Mrs Iva Pedicord elected with majorities that won’t change on official count.
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Jlouster
Glouster Board of Education
Board of Education
Dick Jones
Iva Pedicord
Glouster Schools Close for Thanksgiving Vacation
Glouster schools will close Wednesday for the annual Thanksgiving vacation and resume next Monday morning. Several out of town teachers plan to spend Thanksgiving with home folks.
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Glouster
Evangelistic Services Led by Mrs in Isouster
Evangelistic services at Isouster on November 21 are led by Mrs as part of a local religious outreach. The notice notes a gathering of parishioners and additional events to follow in coming weeks.
Kimmey of Athens Opens Tonight in Beede Building
Kimmey of Athens is set to open tonight in the Beede Building opposite the depot. The site was previously used by a grade school, signaling a new use for the community space.
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Kimmey
Athens
Beede
Glouster Kiwanis to Elect Officers Tuesday Night
Glouster Kiwanis members will elect officers at the regular meeting Tuesday night. Principal H L Holter is unopposed for president. Candidates include David Powers and L F Richardson for vice president. C A Pride and Edward Carpenter for treasurer. George W Rose for district trustee. William James Jr and T D McAfoos for sergeant at arms. seven directors to be chosen from a slate including C K Rockhold Alex S Weinberg C E Duncan C B Dillon PF H May H F Kittle Charles Wallace E M Blower R G Webber John Clark H P Ley and Carl Pico. Officers serve one year.
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K. Rockhold
Alex
Weinberg
C. E. Duncan
CB. Dillon
PF. H. May
H. F. Kittle
Charles Wallace
E. M. Blower
R. G. Webber
John Clark
H. P. Ley
Carl Pico
Noon Family Visits Columbus Relatives
Mr and Mrs T A Noon with son Edward and Mrs M F Noon returned Sunday from Columbus where they were guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs T A Cunningham with daughter Juanita and Miss Honor Palmer also went to Columbus on Saturday for a day trip. They were joined by Mrs W L Joodyear and daughter Jean who ended a visit to this city and returned to Columbus.
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T. A. Noon
Edward
M. F. Noon
Columbus
T. A. Cunningham
Juanita
Honor Palmer
W. L. Joodyear
Jean
Outgro Harmless Antiseptic Cures Ingrown Nail
A drugstore antiseptic named Outgro is advertised to treat an ingrown toenail. A few drops in the nail crevice reduce inflammation and pain and toughen the skin so the nail grows outward, allegedly overnight.
Ohio Youth Steer Brings Big Price at Cleveland Show
The Ohio youth show featured 240 steers with a standout 18 month old steer fed by a 12 year old boy. The calf grown to 990 pounds sold for 66 cents per pound, totaling 653.40, earning second prize in its class yet highest price per pound among entrants.
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Cleveland
State of
Ohio
National Grange Initiates Over 7000 at Cleveland Meeting
The National Grange facility in Cleveland hosted an evening event unveiling over 7,000 new members from across the association. Athens County contributed between 15 and 20 new initiates to the total.
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National Grange
Cleveland
Athens County
Mount Vernon to Host Ohio Grange Meeting Next Year
Athens County delegate Phil Briley reports the next annual Ohio State Grange gathering will be held in Mount Vernon. Cleveland hosted last week and Mount Vernon previously welcomed the state meet over fifty years ago. An effort to bring the event to Athens will be renewed for 1929.
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Phil Briley
Athens County
Ohio State Grange
Cleveland
Mount Vernon
Athens
Women Over fifty find health with Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Annie of Milwaukee reports weakness eased after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama says it made her feel like a different woman. Thousands of women over fifty credit the remedy for renewed health and活活活 an active life.
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Annie the
Ae ‘Avenue
Milwaukee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham
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