Starr family observes birthday in home gathering
Starr and two sons and Mr. Sterling visited Mrs. Lydia Johnson on Sunday to observe Hugh Starr’s birthday anniversary, affirming the belief that a citizen has a right to swear in his own home.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1927
Page
3
Starr and two sons and Mr. Sterling visited Mrs. Lydia Johnson on Sunday to observe Hugh Starr’s birthday anniversary, affirming the belief that a citizen has a right to swear in his own home.
Nelsonville's Athena Glazed Brick plant will return to full operation Friday, November 25, after weeks of part-time work. The facility, which normally employs about 150 workers, recently elected new directors including R. H. Jackson and J. W. Wood, with Hold-over members remaining on the board.
Nelsonville high school Greyhounds host Logan's Purple and White in the final game of the season. Early predictions favor Nelsonville, but Logan's hidden potential could surprise. past results show Nelsonville defeating Wellston 18 to 0 while Logan beat Wellston 12 to 7.
G W Williams first vice president of Central Trust Cincinnati was knocked down by an automobile while walking with J W Wood on the Nelsonville bridge near Athena Glazed Brick plant Claude Green driver of the car pled guilty to operating while intoxicated was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days his license suspended six months Williams returned to Cincinnati after the incident
Nelsonville reports plan to seat all rooters in a single bleacher section for the Thursday game to boost unified cheering. The chapel program featured piano solos by Elizabeth Sheppard Lennard Lennox with Velma White, and Rev Morrell spoke on Thanksgiving as divine gift guiding nations from Columbus to the Mayflower pact and the Constitution.
In Nelsonville on November 23 a group met Athens County Automobile Club officials at the Y M C A to consider a drive for 300 local members. The recently reorganized club outlined its program and policies, and it was decided to proceed with the local membership drive.
Attending the meeting last night were H. F. Mechem, Donald Shaf er, J. H. Inderrieden, Harry Kelly, H. H.ller, Dr. C. E. Welch, president of the club, and H. N. Bur gett, secretary.
The Nelsonville city board of education on Monday evening canvassed the recent vote for board members. C. W. Monks and Donald Lowden were declared winners and will take office at the January first Monday meeting.
Rev Ed L Morrell Methodist pastor delivered a Thanksgiving message to Rotary members analyzing President Coolidge proclamation. He urged gratitude for blessings and asked members to pause with reverence. Guest Carl Frenier attended. Nelsonville club will host district governor Frank L Beggs next Tuesday.
The Latin Club held its initial gathering to outline plans for the semester. Members introduced themselves and discussed upcoming activities and language practice sessions.
The nhon dly Creme Rouge named Car-nee adapts to every complexion and blends with natural flesh tones. It leaves no oil or pigment on the skin, is water proof, and lasts all day. Available from McKee Drug Co and Gibson's Pharmacy.
A school year opening meeting at the senior high school elected officers: Praetors Clyde Maffin and Helen Jackson consuls Isabelle Healy Earl Washburn aediles Janice Mitchell Arvilla Landis Tom Sheppard Ed Stocklin scribes Louise Rice Mac Bartlett. Grace Roberts organized a Latin style initiation. Forty new members joined and the gathering closed with America sung. Pauline Whitlatech, former member, attended as guest.
Pupils at Deanville school presented a Thanksgiving program Tuesday evening before a large audience. The report notes a substantial turnout and a lively community event.
Dr Henry Crawford of Cleveland stays with his mother Mrs Flossie Crawford. Monday he and Mrs Crawford and Mrs Martha Davis joined Mr and Mrs C D Roush at Athens. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Roy Valkinburg and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Vatkinburg returned home after Catherine Valkinbure’s death. Dr and Mrs H S James of Mc Arthur and Dr and Mrs G E …
Magistrate Holden issued a ruling in a Willesden court affecting local residents and the case details remain on file. The decision reflects the ongoing legal matters handled by the Willesden magistrates court this week.
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