City Federation Meeting Reports on Art Talk
City Federation met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Mrs. W. L. Gard presiding. Miss Laura Bailey spoke on art and showed articles from China. Lydia Lash Evans Club led the program with a flag salute and a quartet. The next meeting will be hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
L. L. E. Club
Miss Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Gard
America the Beautiful
Helen Lawrence
Lydia Lash Evans Club
F. C. Schilling
John Dowler
L. C. Mead
Carlos
Esther Class Meets At Teacher's Home
Esther Class of the Christian Church gathered last evening at teacher Mrs. C. Roy Cline's home McKinney Avenue. President Mrs. Frank Watkins chaired with program by Mrs. Roy Andrews in Mrs. William Davidson's absence. The class song by the teacher and several solos were performed, refreshments served to 39 members, and a contest awarded to Mrs. William Erwin and Mrs. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
C. Roy Cline
McKinney Avenue
Frank Watkins
Roy Andrews
William Davidson
Alice Bardin
Lotus Elkins
Florence Elkins
H. A. Elkins
William Erwin
Cunningham
William Connett
Howard Brookins
Guy Graham
Harry Bennett
John Vercoe
Bessie Linscott
Albany Couple Weds At Midland Michigan
Announcement of the September 24 Midland Michigan wedding of Missa Cleda B Curtis and Harley W Collins. The Albany natives are Albany High School graduates now employed at Athens State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Mich
Missa Cleda B. Curtis
Harley W. Collins
Alonzo Curtis
Mount Pleasant
Albany
George W. Collins
Albany High School
Athens State Hospital
Alpha Delts Pledge 19 Women at Ohio University
Alpha Delta Pi announces pledges including Ethel Anderson Marjorie McGeorge Ruth Campbell Mary Russell of Steubenville Lois Schrach Virginia Anderson of Mansfield Miriam Griffith Wilkinsburg Polly Shaw West Lafayette Evelyn White Patsy Gwinn Gallipolis Jean Gossett Massillon Juanita Dillon New Lexington Noreen Kimmey Virginia Miles Meadville Doris Harrison Palmerton Gladys Grace Crow Leatart Falls Helen Kluge Grace McFarlane Cleveland Actives hosted a dance at the chapter house on Franklin Avenue Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Ohio University
Ethel Anderson
Marjorie McGeorge
Ruth Campbell
Mary Russell
Steubenville
Lois Schrach
Virginia Anderson
Mansfield
Miriam Griffith
Wilkinsburg
Polly Shaw
West Lafayette
Evelyn White
Patsy Gwinn
Gallipolis
Jean Gossett
Massillon
Juanita Dillon
New Lexington
Noreen Kimmey
Virginia Ann Miles
Meadville
Doris Harrison
Palmerton
Palmerton, Pa
Gladys and
Grace Crow
Letart Falls
Helen Kluge
Grace McFarlane
Cleveland
Franklin Avenue
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet at Brown Home
Chi Omega Alumnae Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Louis I. Brown's home at 2 University Terrace. Hostesses were Mrs. James R. Patrick and Mrs. Dwight Rutherford. New members welcomed included Elizabeth Edmundson Mona McKinley Mrs. Robert Douglass and Josephine Kircher. Officers are President Mrs. Thomas Byrne Secretary Verna Danford and Treasurer Grace Stickney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
James R. Patrick
Dwight Rutherford
Elizabeth Edmundson
Mona McKinley
Robert Douglass
Josephine Kircher
Thomas Byrne
Verna Danford
Grace Stickney
Doctors Dinner and Societies Meet in Athens
Members of the Athens County Medical Society were entertained at a dinner last night at the country home of Dr. and Mrs. T A Copeland east of Stewart. About 25 doctors attended and Dr Nelson of Columbus lectured on primary and secondary anemia. Mrs. Wilmer Harman of Columbus visits Morris Avenue parents, Dr and Mrs D C Snow. Bachelors Bridge Club held first meeting at the Children’s Home with eight members. Higley Study Circle meets Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs A J Laverty. Mrs C B Beverage recovering from Sheltering Arms Hospital operation and doing as well as can be expected. White Shrine No 8 8 meets tonight at 7 36 in the K of P Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Medical Society
T. A. Copeland
Stewart
Nelson
Columbus
Bachelors’ Bridge Club
Athens Boys
Robert Holdren
Aubrey Oxley
Edward Wise
Ellis Cheney
Everett Barnhart
George Lillie
George Stevers
George Kilpatrick
C. B. Beverage
East Carpenter Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
High School Orchestra Announces New Season and Credit
The Junior and Senior High School Orchestra, with 26 members, rehearses Mondays and Wednesdays. The group includes violins cellos clarinets flutes saxophones cornets drums and piano. Students will earn high school credit for their work this year, unlike past practice. Violin classes for Junior High continue with ten enrollees who will enter the orchestra after completing coursework.
Plan Flour Distribution At Athens City Hall
The Red Cross announces government flour will be distributed in Athens Township on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Athens City Hall. The distribution serves families receiving flour every two or four weeks, per Miss Pearl French, executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Athens
Last Charity Dance To Be Held On Wednesday Night
In Glouster the final charity dance to raise food for the school kitchen is planned for Wednesday night at Lamborn pavilion before the kitchen closes Saturday. Admission is one pound of food. Past dances yielded substantial supplies including potatoes apples flour beans sugar cabbage and more. A good turnout is urged to support the kitchen and express thanks for prior help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lamborn Pavilion
Bishopville Homecoming Draws Smaller Crowd
Bishopville observes a Sunday homecoming with a smaller turnout than past years. Four attendees returned after years away. Rev. Miles E. Hoon delivered two sermons, a basket lunch was shared, and an afternoon program of songs and talks followed. Next year the event moves to the last Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Miles E. Hoon
Hoon
Trimble Grange Holds Inspection and Confers Third Degree
Trimble Grange was inspected at a Saturday night meeting with County Deputy Merwin Mansfield of Canaanville as inspecting officer. The third degree was conferred on two candidates and a potluck supper followed. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Porter and daughter and Mr. Stoneburner of Champion Grange, Porterville. Next meeting set for Saturday night October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Trimble Grange
Merwin Mansfield
Canaanville
John Porter
Stoneburner
Champion Grange
Porterville
Pleads Guilty on Motorcycle Recklessness and Language
Colbert Bratton of Millfield pleaded guilty to two charges in Glouster before Mayor Andrew Allen. One count a reckless motorcycle operation the other obscene language. Fines and costs totaled 34.10 with Bratton paying part and securing rest. Arrest occurred Sunday near Green's Run Schoolhouse by Constables Williams and Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Colbert Bratton
Millfield
Andrew Allen
Bratton
Green's Run
Henry Williams
G. H. Love
Kittle Found Guilty in Attempted Rape Trial
Reuben Kittle was found guilty of attempting to rape at a trial before Mayor Andrew Allen. Four witnesses testified. Rebecca Stires, 30, filed the charge. A fine of $100 and costs was imposed. Kittle had earlier been bound over to the grand jury on an assault charge. He was jailed in Athens after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Reuben Kittle
Andrew Allen
Kittle
Rebecca Stires
Stires
Athens
C. W. Fischer
Allen
Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Glouster October 4. Clivers will be elected at the regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting this week. The gathering will occur Wednesday night instead of Thursday as previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Clivers
American Legion Auxiliary
Trimble P T A Plans Meeting In October
Trimble P T A schedules a gathering in Trimble on October 4 to discuss school activities and upcoming programs. Members invite parents teachers and guardians to attend and share ideas for classroom support and community involvement.
Heiser Couple Welcome Daughter Shirley Kay
Mr and Mrs John Heiser announce the birth of their daughter Shirley Kay born Sunday. Mrs Heiser formerly Misa Maxine Sands and taught in Trimble grade schools for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
John Heiser
Shirley Kay
Runyon Family Guests Attend Nelsonville Gathering
Mr and Mrs Wii Runyon and granddaughter Destie McPherson visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Silas Nickela and Harley Smith at Nel sonville on Sun nyside Drive and Sun ny side Drive hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Wii Runyon, Sun
Nyside Drive
Destie McPherson
Silas Nickela
Harley Smith
Nelsonville
Marriage Licenses Listed For Athens Area Couples
John C. Ewing and Violet Mianer filed for marriage license. Oakley Glass and Clara B. Davis applied. Willams and Laura Wilcoxon also applied. Raymond Batia and Hazel Beatty submitted marriage license applications in the Athens Nelsonville and Guysville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ewing
Athens BR
Walter Ewing
Violet —. Mianer
Athens
RFR
Charles Mianer
Oakley Glass
M. Union Furnace
Clara B. Davis
Nelsonville
Oate Willams
Amenville BR
Laura E. Wilcoxon
Tereph
Raymond H. Batia
Guysville
Albert Batis
Hazel Beatty
Athena R
John M. Beatty
County relief bonds sold to BancOhio Securities
Athens County relief bonds totaling 834 200 will be added to BancOhio Securities Co of Columbus after the county commissioners accepted three bids. Bonds dated Sept 1 1933 issued at par with accrued interest and premium. BancOhio to pay par 56 200, plus interest and premium for 5 percent bonds. Seasongood Mayer offered 63 85 premium for 4 4 percent. Provident Savings Bank offered 202 32 premium for 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Honda
Banc Ohio Securities Company
Columbus
BancOhio Company
Seasongood & Mayer
Cincinnati
Provingent Savings Bank & Trust Company
Philathea Close Meeting at Mrs Carmichael Home
Philathea class of the First Christian Church will meet at 7 90 tonight at the home of Mrs Owen Carmichael 2 percent Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Christian Church
Owen Carmich
Advertisement Claiming Female Health Benefit
A testimonial ad describes a woman suffering monthly pain and fatigue who using the advertised medicine says she feels reborn and strong. It promotes the product for women, with a call to try it and to discover why about half a million women say it helps them. It mentions liquid or tablet forms and availability at drug stores.
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Charles Ashworth
May Avenue
Harry Sears
Ansley Frame
Elwood Hall
Floyd Hall
Bobby
Ashworth
Knight
Ohio
Michigan
Mary Connett
Eugene
Frederics Tulip
N. Court
Silvus
Alpha Delts
Brown
Copeland
Wilmer Harman
Margaret Snow
Mrs
D. C. Snow
Morris Avenue
Bachelors’ Club
Higley Study Circle
A. J. Laverty
West State Street
the Colonial Hotel and Dining
H. G. Vance
Manchuria
Harbin
Trimble P. T. A
Trimble Parent-Teacher Associa
Ohio Securi
Ael
Lied
Cosi
B. R. Nyf
S. Kentucky
Sedalia, Mo
Ydia E. Pinkham
v.D.co
Perret
Liggett
Phg
Mi 31
America
Lal
Sue
Cascade Linen
Rexall Drug Stores
Rexall
Tor
Ana
Rexall Rep
Fenway
Victoria
Puretest Products
Lorda
Jasmine
Ramee
Harmony
Steg
Liggett's
Bie
Bos -—- Phat
Ter
Mam
Epsom
Streight
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