Athens social notes feature Cline Lash visit
Miss Faye Cline spent Saturday and Sunday in Athens as guest of Miss Greta Lash. She was joined by Miss Constance Leete of Athens and Mrs. W. A. Allstock of Dehu West Virginia who visited her parents Mr and Mrs E Green from Wednesday to Sunday last week.
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Faye Cline
Athens
Greta Lash
Miss Cline
Constance Leete
W. A. Allstock
Garnet White
Dehu
W. Va
Mrs. E. Green
Mrs. Margaret Musser Spends Days at Trimble Home
Mrs. Margaret Musser of Trimble is visiting and spending several days at her home in the area.
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Mrs
Margaret Musser
Trimble
Cline Family Informed of Oil Rig Accident
Mr and Mrs Will Cline learned Monday their son Worley Hareley Cline suffered a head injury when a brake struck him at an oil well near Hamden. He was rendered unconscious as his mother was ill and his brother Worley went to be with him.
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Will Cline
Harerley
Hamden
Worley
Fire at Albany mill barely harms facilities
Cries of fire aroused residents about 9:30 on Saturday night when an oil spill from a burning torch ignited at the Albany mill. Citizens rushed to help and fire-extinguishers aided rescue. despite heavy flames, damage remained minimal.
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Albany
Goldsberry Family Dinners and Higleys Winter Plans
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Goldsberry and daughter Mary Frances dined with son and daughter-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Blaine Goldsberry in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Will Higley departed Monday to spend the winter in the South, typically at Palm Beach.
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F. F. Goldsberry
Mary Frances
Athens
Blaine Goldsberry
Will Higley
South
Palm Beach
Ak Ron couple visits grandparents in town
Mr and Mrs Will Bell of Akron spent several days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Basil Jones. Mr Lloyd Dailey attended the Illinois State game at Columbus Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bell
Akron
Mrs
Basil Jones
Lloyd Dailey
Columbus
Farm Trade Nets City Property for Carpenter Farmer
Mr. Elmer Searles traded his farm near Carpenter to Mr. Barstow of Athens for new property on State street Athens. He expects to announce a sale of his farm machinery soon.
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Elmer Searles
Carpenter
Barstow
Athens
State Street
Albany Baskt Bat Theft Reported In Albany Game
Albany rooters report a theft of the game of basketball by John Hancock Wigh from Albany on Monday night, with a score of 12 to 14. The Albany squad, trained outdoors only, held their own. F F Bolton and F E Goldsberry attended the Bankers' Association supper in Athens Monday night. Rev and Mrs Warner with brother Glenn Rose depart Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with their parents at Cheshire.
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Albany Rooters
John Hancock Wigh
Albany
F. FE. Bolton
F. FE. Goldsberry
Bankers’ Association of the County
Athens
Mrs. Warner
Glenn Rose
Cheshire
Messenger pattern kept a comfortable suit for the little man
The 4529 pattern offers a comfortable suit for a child, with fabric options in flannel, jersey, twill or serge. It covers blouse and long or elbow length sleeves, cut in sizes 2 4 and 6 years. A 4 year size needs 2 1 2 yards of 36 inch material.
Clarence Rutter and Family Visit Friends at Hamley Run
The Plains resident Clarence Rutter and his family visited friends at Hamley Run on Sunday.
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Clarence Rutter
Hamley Run
Sunday Socials Report from Local Family Gathering
Mr. John Gabriel, Leslie Davies, Milliard Bryan and C. M. Matheny were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. Jeff Harrison. Misses Laura Gully, Agnes Davies Mildred Davies and Emma Gully were Sunday guests of Miss Sadie Davies.
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John Gabriel
Leslie Davies
Milliard Bryan
C. M. Matheny
Jeff Harrison
Laura Gully
Agnes Davies
Mildred Davies
Emma Gully
Sadie Davies
Guest Lineage Highlight in Local Family Notes
The report lists visiting guests including Mr. Carsey of Dayton father to so and so, and Mrs. Lacey of Jacksonville visiting Mrs. Tinkham, with Mrs. Lacey identified as Mrs. Tinkham’s mother.
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Mr. Carsey
Dayton
Carl Tinkham
Mrs. Lacey
Jacksonville
Mrs. Tinkham
Social News Guests and Sunday Attendance Report
Misses Margaret and Thelma Noble hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. Thomas Weatherbrun and Clarence McCall from Murray City. One hundred forty five people attended M E Sunday school last Sunday. Mrs Abbie Porter of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Carl Porter of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Harry Porter and family.
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Margaret
Thelma Noble
Thomas Weatherbrun
Clarence McCall
Murray City
Abbie Porter
Nelsonville
Carl Porter
Athens
Harry Porter
PTA Meeting Highlights At Grade School Auditorium
The parent teacher association held its regular monthly meeting in the grade school auditorium on Friday evening. Speakers were Dr. Nelson, Mr. P. Dinsmoor, and Supt. Matheny. A post meeting collation was served by the Domestic Science class under Mrs. Featherstone. The next meeting is scheduled for the third Friday in December.
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Parent-Teacher Association
L’riday
Dr. Nelson
P. Dinsmoor
Supt. Matheny
Featherstone
Davis Family Sunday Guests Report
Mr and Mrs Harry Davis were Sunday guests of Mrs Laura Davis of Carr Run. Mr and Mrs Samuel Darnell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Darnell of Canaan ville and Mrs William Yeager.
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Harry Davis
Laura Davis
Carr Run
Samuel Darnell
George Darnell
Canaanville
Mrs
William Yeager
Plains School Notes Honor Thanksgiving Week Activities
The Plains public is asked to remember Thanksgiving week announcements. Programs are planned for Tuesday evening by junior and senior high, Wednesday afternoon for the grades, and Wednesday evening basketball games with Stewart. A school demonstration is scheduled for Wednesday night. Boys lost both games to Canaonville while the girls won 15 to 0 and outplayed the Canaonville group. Plains boys showed fatigue from overpractice. passing and shooting were below par. The board of education met Wednesday evening, paying bills only. Assembly will begin weekly in the junior and senior high with singing and exercises in one period. Goldie Biffle has entered high school from Nelsonville. Girl Scout meetings Tuesday afternoons draw two Cand ladies from Ohio University to lead, whose support is appreciated.
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the Plains School
Stewart
Canaanville
Canaonville
Board of Education
Goldie Biffle
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Ruffles Shown As New Fashion Edge
Taffeta ruffles edged with old fashioned pinking presented as a fresh, distinctive style and described as highly effective.
Tragedy on Dixie Highway Near Frie Michigan
Francis Rover of Monroe Michigan and an unidentified man were killed when Rover’s car collided with a truck pulling a long trailer on the Dixie highway near Frie Michigan. Two women in the car were injured and taken to Monroe.
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Toledo
Francis Rover
Monroe
Mich
Dixie Highway
Frie
Fiaver
Bauer
Post mortem set for miner found dead in Neffs
Columbus Ohio reports the state industrial commission will conduct a post mortem on Mike Topolko the miner found dead at Neffs Relatives alleging electrocution seek a workers compensation award under the state act.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Mike ‘Topolko
Neffs
Mentho-Sulphur touted to clear ugly skin fast
A noted skin specialist says Mentho-Sulphur destroys germs and halts itching burning and irritation quickly. It heals eczema and leaves skin clear. A small jar is available at drug stores and used like cold cream.
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White House
White House Coffee
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery CO
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Erie, Mich
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Foie Studebaker
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
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