Rushing Party at Hillcrest Inn Hosts Sorority Members
The Sigma Epsilon sorority held a rushing party Monday at Hillcrest Inn from 7:30 to 9:30. Covers were charged for a one course dinner. The evening featured interpretive dance by Miss Jessie Hunter, a vocal solo by Miss Ruth Kimberline, and Delta Sigma Epsilon songs. Guests included patrons Mrs. I. Rowland and Mrs. Fred Wheaton and house mother Mrs. G. H. Vance. Hillcrest Inn’s Mrs. W. K. Moler hosted a bridge tea for Mrs. Floyd Jones of Los Angeles with prizes won by Mrs. W. W. Lee and Mrs. E. L. Miller. Meanwhile, Phil Gillette left for Columbus to pursue a doctoral degree at Ohio State University. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Welch of Hollywood are staying at Hotel Berry and plan to visit Illinois and New York before returning home.
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Hillcrest
Ita Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Hillcrest Inn
Jessie Hunter
Ruth Kimberline
Delta Sigma Epsilon
W. Kl. Moler
Floyd Jones
Nora Bobo
Los Angeles
Calif
Athens
Albany
George Spring
W. W. Lee
E. L. Miller
Phil Gillette
J. H. Gillette
Columbus
Ohio State University
Phil Welch
Hollywood
Berry
Illinois
Mr. Welch
John Welch
New York City
Farmers Institute dates set by state supervisor
Announcement by J. P. Schmidt state supervisor of Farmers Institutes outlines dates for Athens County institutes. The program opens in Canaanville November 13 14 with W H Senour and Mrs Tyler as speakers, followed by Stewart November 18 19 Chester Strong and Mrs Zigler, then Coolville November 20 21 and Jerseyville November 22 23 with the same speakers. State will cover speaker expenses. Future independent institutes planned in York Township Ames and Mt Hermon with dates to be announced.
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Athens County
J. P. Schmidt
T. H. Johnson
Canaanville
W. H. Senour
Brookville
Ind
American Farm Bureau Federation
Tyler
Stewart
Chester Strong
McConnelsville
Bessie Zigler
Somerset
Coolville
Jerseyville
Mrs. Zigler
York Township
Ames
Mt. Hermon J
Jauto transfers exceed new car licenses for month
The monthly report from deputy commissioner David Johnson shows 95 transfers issued in September, compared with 82 new licenses. Of the 82 licenses, 65 covered passenger cars, 16 trucks, one passenger-commercial, one motorcycle, and one trailer, with license and transfer receipts totaling 428.90 and 143.90 dollars respectively.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Johnson
Meigs
Hocking
Perry
Washington
Cuyahoga
Ere
Slattery Wins Decision Over Battling Darcy
Buffalo light heavyweight Jimmy Slattery, weighing 17114 pounds, defeated Len Darcy of Grand Rapids Michigan in a six round bout here. Darcy weighed 170 pounds and Slattery dominated with speed to claim the decision.
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Darcy
Buffalo
N. Y
U.R
Jimmy Slattery
Len Darcy
Grandapids
Mich
Firefighters save Atwater business district from blaze
Alliance reports an early morning ar rival of its fire department likely saved the Atwater business district in Portage County ten miles north of Alliance from total destruction.
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Alliance Fire Department
Atwater
Portage County
Here
Hurricane passes into Georgia with heavy rains
A tropical disturbance that formed into a hurricane near Pensacola moved into South Georgia bringing heavy rains. The Atlanta Weather Bureau reported a high pressure area moving across Southern Georgia toward the coast and expected to reach Cape Hatteras.
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U.R
Pensacola
Fla
South Georgia
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Georgia
Cape Hatteras
Shearer Testimony Spurs Senate 10 Probe Deepening
William Baldwin Shearer the naval propagandist testifies before the Senate Investigating Committee. New witnesses including former Secretary of State Kellogg and Charles M Schwab may be called as the probe widens. The inquiry follows Shearer and could lead to a broader lobby investigation.
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WUP
Pandora’s Box
Senate Investigating Committee
William Baldwin Shearer
Navy
Frank L. Kellogg
Charles M. Schwab
United Press
Shearer
Caraway
Arkansas
London
Kellogg
Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Justice Department
Charles M. Schwabb
Schwab
New York
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Akron Balloon to Secure First Place
Unofficial results from the 18th Trophy Race show Goodyear VIII of Akron piloted by Ward T. Van Orman and Alan McCracken landed farthest from the start in St. Louis. Goodyear VII, despite heavy scientific gear, flew over three states to land near Troy, Ohio about 355 miles from St. Louis.
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United States
Akron
Ward T. van Orman
Alan McCracken
van Orman
Troy
Ohio
Don’t Give Up When Success Is Getting Close
Andrew Carnegie’s warning about quitting before the turn is illustrated by Everett Saulters of this city who kept an ad in The Messenger Classifieds offering a modern seven room house for rent. After days with no tenant he persisted and within a week secured a desirable renter.
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Everett Saulters
Saulters
Messenger
Radio official dies after leap from New York hotel
William J. Keyes, vice-president of the Charles Freshman Company and Freed-Eiselmann Radio Corp, leaped from a New York hotel window. He left notes to his mother and a loved one stating despair and that the act was the easiest way out. He reportedly lost $124,000 in stock trading. Police found the locked room and lights out.
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U.rk
William J. Keyes
Charles Freshman Company, Inc
Keyes
Freed-Eiselmann Radio Corporation
Sayt
Porter elected president of Cincinnati and Hamilton rail line
Washington T. Porter 79, longtime attorney and trustee of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad since 1908, is chosen as president, succeeding the late Levi C. Goodale.
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Cincinnati
Washington T. Porter
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Levi C. Goodale
Man fatally shoots himself at Mansfield home
Henry Snyder aged 61 a retired carpenter committed suicide at his Mansfield residence today dying shortly after after taking a self inflicted gunshot wound. He had suffered from ill health and increasing despondency.
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Mansfield
Henry Snyder
Athens County School Notes Open New Term Details
In the 1929 30 issue Lodi shows 36 Freshmen 20 Sophomores 18 Juniors 16 Seniors while Trimble lists 46 39 29 17 and 1 Special. Reports include athletic plans, Future Farmers of America at Stewart, and new football and orchestra developments across Albany Ames Bern Plains Chauncey Dover and Greens Run. Teachers Institute sessions set October 5 and December 7 with officer elections planned.
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Treas
K. R. Vermillion
The
T. A
Athens
Trimble
C. J. McCullough
Hollisiier
Kenneth Christy
Stewart
H. B. Bullard
Albany
Hollister
Hugus
Smith- Hughes
Future Farmers of America
Agriculture
Athens County
Ohio
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the Plains
Ray Michael
Harrison Davies
Chauncey-Dover
Plains
Dwight
Columbus
Athens Country Teachers’ Institute
Haga Church Plans Home-Coming Address Sunday
Haga Church will hold a home-coming celebration this Sunday with Rev. J. W. Plimme of Jacksonville U. B. Church delivering the address at 1:30 p.m. in the church on Haga.
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J. W. Plimme
Jacksonville U. 1B
Haga U
Church Business Session Urges Picnic Basket Dinners
A church announces a business session and urges attending families to bring basket dinners for the gathering.
Baker to Succeed Mau as U S District Attorney
Cincinnati October 1 Charles P D Baker Republican leader was expected to succeed Haroth Mau as U S district attorney here by January 2 Mau is slated to retire around that date per reports from U P bureau in Cincinnati
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Mau
Cincinnati
U.P
Charles PD
Baker
Haroth Mau
U. S
Old Yale Building Destroyed by Fire
New Haven Conn Oct 1 A fire on the Yale University Shefield Scientific School Campus virtually destroyed North Sheff one of the oldest on campus Authorities said the blaze likely started in the Yale Naval Unit quarters on the third floor and spread to the second floor and part of the third threatening nearby classrooms administration buildings and clubhouses
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New Haven
Conn
North Sheff
Yate
Dirst
Davis couple survive 100 foot plunge on U S 41 hill
Mr and Mrs Edger Davis of Zanesville narrowly escaped death when their car left Second Creek Hill on U S Highway 41 and plunged down an embankment rolling about 100 feet Sunday afternoon.
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Edger Davis
Zanesville
Second Creek
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