Christian Woman's Mission Meeting at First Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church held a Thursday afternoon session at the church with Cabinet members hosting. The program featured prayers, hymns, a scripture reading, a playlet “The Church Seeks the Japanese American Farmer,” a talk on hymn authors, and a luncheon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Mire
Thomas Gibson
EB. J. Person
H. W. Biedel
C. Roy Cline
B. J. Person
David Hughes
Gladys Jones
C. Roy Chue
A. N. Johnson
Als
AM. Johnson
William Williams
Fred Lee Tom
Howard Bobo
Gibson
Person
Mra Hughes
Daughters of 1812 Meet Here Friday
The HH Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of United Daughters of 1812 met at Mrs. J. R. Harvey’s home at 215 West State Street. Regent Myrtle Mitchell led a business session and announced a five dollar donation to Carcassonne Kentucky Mountain School, damaged by fire. Mrs. L W Carpenter read on Natural Resources of Ohio. Members sewed quilt blocks for Carcassonne and hosted refreshments. Guest Mrs. Merritt Wilson of Elkins, West Virginia attended. Next meeting October 13 at Mrs. Henry Link’s home, 234 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Morris McKee
United States Daughters of 1812
J. BR. Harvey
West State Street
Misa Myrtle Mitchell
Carcassonne
Kentucky Mountain School
L. Wh. Carpenter
Ohio
J. R. Harvey
Merritt Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
Henry Link
Enat State Street
Foreign Missionary Society Tea Event at First M E Church
The Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E Church hosted a tea on Friday afternoon at the Palmer home on North College Street. Hostesses included Mrs Elery Mitchsel and Mrs M M Kerr with receiving line attendants Mrs W Li Sitvtz and Mrs BM Coulter. Mrs M E Twiss presided at urns. tea poured by Mrs P B Lawrence. Dining room staff included Mrs F C Schilling Mrs Alonzo Palmer Mrs Earl Beckley and Mrs Harry Beckley with assistance from Mrs William Andrews and Mrs John Hilpatrick. The room featured abundant zinnias marigolds roses and delphiniums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Bissionary Society
M. E. Church
North College Street
Mra
Elery Mitchsel
M.M. Kerr
W. Li Sitvtz
BM. Coulter
M. E. Twiss
P. B. Lawrence
F. C. Schilling
Alonzo Palmer
Earl Beckley
Harry Beckley
Are
William Andrews
John Hilpatrick
Palmer Home
James A. Palmer
U C D Club Meets At Jordan Residence
U C D Club convened at the Jordan home on Grosvenor Street with fourteen members. Mrs. J H Gross led the meeting discussing plans for an upcoming Halloween party. New member Mrs Elson Heeges attended. Next gathering set for Mrs P G Hibbard's home on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor Street
J. H. Gross
Needle Club
Elson Heeges
Fred Mec-Coy
P. G. Hibbard
North
Lancaster Street
U c. D. Club
Athens Woman Elected Head of Relief Corps
The Tenth District Woman’s Relief Corps held in Logan on Friday, October. Mrs. Cross was chosen president with Mrs. Gertrude Penny of Nelsonville as senior vice president and Mrs. Lydia Rowe of Portsmouth as press correspondent. Dora Mack of Logan was delegate to the national convention in Springfield, Illinois, 1932, with Mrs. Bessie Herzog of Logan as alternate.
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Tenth District
Logan
Columbus Golden Corps of
Athens
Mesdames
Alex Root
Frank Dean
Arthur Hunter
David Johnson
Flora Boring
Wilma Matthews
Porter Dicken
John Cross
Cross
Root
Dean
Gertrude Penny
Nelsonville
Lydia Rowe
Portsmouth
Dora Mack
Springfield
Bessie Herzog
Martzolff Class Has Meeting at Church
The First M. E. Church Sunday School class met Thursday evening with Mrs. Guy Bolin reading scripture and Mrs. W. B. Cable leading prayer. Mrs. Edward Cole and Mrs. George Coe led a program featured by two readings and two vocal solos by Mrs. W. B. Drake with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Ralph Woods. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Rupe, and Mrs. Beasley as the session concluded with refreshments. Attendees included multiple local residents visiting Athens and Columbus for weekends and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
M. BE
Guy Bolin
W. B. Cable
John Gillett
Edward Cole
George Coe
J. W. Judson
W. B. Drake
Ralph Woods
Wagner
Rupe
Beasley
New York Man Reports 300 Miles On 8 Gallons Gas
Mr Doolittle of Falls New York claims his Model A Ford with a Whirlwind device traveled 300 miles on 8 gallons of gas. He says he started with 10 gallons and returned with 2. Averaging over 37 mpg, he urges others to install the device. The Whirlwind Co offers a free unit and a sales opportunity paying up to 100 weekly per territory.
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N. Y
Doolittle
Social calendar items from the Good Shepherd church events
The social calendar lists meetings of the Women’s Auxiliary at 2 pm Tuesday at 127 North Lancaster, Eastern Star Monday evening at the Masonic Temple, Progressive Literary Club Tuesday at 720 North Lancaster, Child Conservation League Tuesday at 7 30 pm at 260 East State Street, Women’s Home Missionary Society Friday at 2 pm in the First M E Church parlors with devotions by Mrs AB Benn and a program on Christian Citizenship and Temperance, Lydia Leech Evans Club Thursday 2 20 pm at 121 North College Street, W E A Lodge Tuesday at 7 0 at Moose Hall, Athens Needle Club at Ames Inn Wednesday 2 pm, regrets to Mr A J Laverty by Tuesday noon, Delphian Society Tuesday 7 30 pm at 6 Pearl Street, Mr and Mrs C H Harris traveling by motor to Akron and Altoona, wife of Prof Enrique Blanco not joining trip from Barcelona to Caracas as noted by Dr Victor Whitehouse of Ohio University.
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Church of the Good Shepard
M. L. Branin
Nath Lancaster Street
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Child Conservation League
C M. . Smith
East State Street
Womens Home Missionary Society
M. E
A. E. Wagner
AB. Benn
W. B. Clare
Alice Francis
Lydia Leech Evans Club
O'Cloels
M P P. Worley
North College Street
W. E. A. Lodge
Moose Hall
Athens Needle Club
Ames Inn
Amenville
A. J. Laverty
Enrique Blinco
Ohio University
Atlantic Ocean
Barcelona
Spain
Caracas
Venezuela
Victor Whitehouse
Ohio University Department of
Dortor Whitehouse
Blanco
Frederick Herbert Adler
Cleveland College
Western Reserve
Skyline
Inguet
Lindley Hall
Nei
O’chia
Inma E Voigt
E B Bryan
Eel Wan
Lindley’ Stal
Sehont Sondergarten
Children 4
Chubb
Florence Justin
Ohio University Nursery School
Constance MacLeod
Genevieve Apger
Berry
New State
Aliss Mary Labaree
Harrisburg
Children’s Bureau of
Pennsylvania
Athens
Relative of Athens Couple Is Injured
The Van Dyke family learned this week that their son in law Paul Walsh of Akron was injured in an automobile crash. His car collided with one attempting to pass a machine shed. he was unconscious and later treated for a compound fracture of the right wrist and multiple cuts requiring stitches. He is recovering in hospital. Greek letter fraternities at Ohio University pledged about 250 men this year with several names still to be listed. expected to fall over 100 from last year’s 400. Edmund Efaw, 26, was granted a divorce from Helen Efaw, 20, in Athens County Common Pleas Court, with charges of gross neglect and alleged associations with other men since their 1926 marriage.
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Mra
J. I. van Dyke
Paul Walsh
Akron
Anity
Walsh
Cuta
Ohio University
Edmund Efaw
Helen Efaw
Athens County Common
Efayn
Low Mood Hikers Hike Inside Church In Rain
When rain disrupted a planned East Hill walking trip, the group known as the low mood Hikers improvised by hiking inside the Presbyterian Church. They viewed the shelter as they had planned, tacked unemployment posters on pews, and ate on the floor, mirroring their outdoor picnic hike.
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Phil Chi Delta
East Hill
Presbyterian Church
Car Stolen From Parkersburg Street on Friday
Charles Scholl of Parkersburg reported a vehicle theft Friday. A car belonging to him, parked on a street, was taken during the day. Police investigation ongoing as neighbors report no witnesses at the scene.
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Charles Scholl
Parkersburg
Car Stolen From President Street Parking Lot
Nighttime scene on President Street, Scholl visiting Ernest Cox of University Terrace. Around 9 15 p m a ride was chosen, revealing a stolen vehicle. The car, a 1930 model A Ford with West Virginia plate 01174, disappeared.
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President Street
Scholl
Ernest Cox
University Terrace
West Virginia
A A A W Plans Ninth Annual Ohio Conference in Athens
The American Association of University Women in Ohio schedules its ninth annual conference in Athens on October 23 with the theme Creative and Appreciative Spirit in Education. Final arrangements include chairmen for decorations souvenirs hospitality and publicity plus a detailed Friday program featuring art appreciation lectures nursery school philosophy and a national fellowship drive update with about 100 out of town delegates expected.
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State Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women In
Ohio
Athens
George Starcher
Catherine Bedford
Jane K Atwood
Charlotte LaTourette
Mabel Olson
Velma Phillips
W. C. Mauck
Louise Field
Sam Erskine
I. E. Ash
Anna Lois Saum
Elizabeth Hamilton
Miami
Itate
National Association
Irma Voigt
Ohio University
Clyde Abbott
Cincinnati
Maude C. Matthews
Fragmentary Names and Roles From A. Wray Records
Fragmentary OCR lists A Wray connected to a German professor and English protein, with J W Althouse of Wooster as treasurer. Other roles include a China tay retary and Biggs St wd reference suggesting local official duties.
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China
Tay Retary
Biggs
A. Wray
Wil
J. W. Althouse
Wooster
Ohio Freshmen Elect Officers Amid Turbulent Campaigns
Ohio University freshmen prepare to elect class officers with two factions in play. The Toupee Independent Party nominates Robert Freeman for president and John Wolfe for secretary along with other named candidates. The Wig Party has yet to nominate, with past officers unclear in function.
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Ohio University
Toupee Independent Party
Actons
Robert Freeman
John Wolfe
Iluktue
Larksburg
Imleanor Douglas
Petroleum
W. Vassurer
Kathaleen Aller Dayton
Trea
Wig Party
Wigs
Treshman
Paul Dray Pleads Not Guilty on Non-Support Charge
Paul Dray was arrested in Lisbon Ohio on a charge of non support and pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate C H Porter. He was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court under a 300 dollar bond and confined in Athens County Jail for failure to furnish a bond.
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Paul Dray
Lisbon
O. Fon
C. H. Porter
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Athens County
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Athens, Ohio
Christian Woman's Mission Body
Daughters of 1812
Foreign Missionary Society
U. C. D. Club
Jordan Residence
M. Gill
Joe
Jane
Mary Joe Twiss
Granville
H. E. Wright
Bristol
Ind
A. R. Kresge
East Carpenter Street
Harry McCartney
Chillicothe
Harvey C. Baker
H. T. Wise
Franklin Avenue
Bellaire
F. J. Nelson
Coffey
Brewser
Port Clinton
Carl Einsel
Oak Marher
Brewer
S. EB. Brewer
McArthur
Fred Arnold
Merle Brewer
Congress Street
Emmett Parker
North High Street
Circleville
Prestley Enderlin
Pather
M . Callahan
Carbondale
C. Robinson
M. Twiss
Adolf Antshel
Birmingham, Ala
J. B Heddler
Morria Avenue
Harry Stalder
Mary Stalder
A. W. Allom
Columbus
Loretta Kelley
Portamouth
Katharine Hamilton
Gail Watkins
Lucille Mansfield
West Vanlear
Sarah Watkins
Duck Watkins
L. V. Brown
South Charleston
J. C. Jones
Brown
W. E. Truesdell
Misa Edna Swan
Cleveland
J. C. Swan
Whl
Albert J. Jones
Evan J. Jones
Martha
New York
Progressive Literary Club
Howard Stopkins
Delphian Society
Alma White
Pearl Street
Wee
C H. Harris
John
Wilk Hama
Mary Fulton
Altoona
Norman B Lefler
the Covert Optometric Service
Lena Mata
Hollywood
Wilmer Anderson
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank Bldg
Zuc
Beauty Shoppe
the Bettie Shop
Thal
Paramount Beauty Shoppe
Union Street
Vern Fulton
A.A.A.W
Lindsey Hall
Chubb Library
Women's League
Miss Sniffin
Frank Roos
Country Inn
Ctober
Eterne Permanent
Varsity Beauty Shop
Over Fair Store
Coe’s
Hatch Book Store
Ang
Soprrketeredyne
Majestic Brentwood Jazcheen Lowboy
Germany
England
Hazeltine Laboratories
Majestic
E.W. Hopkins
Radio and Electric Shop
Hotel
Berry Bldg
John M. Tutt
C.S
Vurey
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