Presbyterian Women To Meet October 21
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will hold an all day gathering on Wednesday October 21 with a district meeting at the church. Miss Cook, a returned missionary, will be present. Morning session from 10 30 to 11 and a luncheon for district guests will follow before the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Miss Cook
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Miss Dailey Hurt After Fall During Ride
Miss Dorothy Dailey sustained back injuries and bruises in a horseback fall while visiting Youngstown friend Miss Rachael Hopkins. An X-ray showed no fracture. Dailey, a Tarentum teacher, is hospitalized in Youngstown at St Elizabeth. Hopkins serves as Youngstown city schools art supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Dailey
Youngstown
Dorothy Dailey
Rachael Hopkins
Miss Dailey
Tarentum
Miss Hopkins
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Make This Model at Home Pattern 1900
Pattern 1900 from The Athens Messenger offers a simple slip with two side seams a neck and armhole finish and a hem. It fits sizes 14 to 42 with 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents for pattern and catalog including outfits for fall and winter young and house dresses.
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Anne Adams
ALOG
Athens
West
Ih Street
New York City
Funeral attendance for Mr Field Scott coal operator
Relatives and friends travel from Cleveland Chicago New York and beyond to attend the Sunday funeral of Mr Field Scott a noted coal operator who died Thursday in a Richlands Virginia hospital. Attendees include Mrs Elizabeth Goedecke her daughter Alice Robert Ellis Scott Major Lester Gardner Judge John E Sater and many others from Columbus Fairmont Pittsburgh and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Scott
Richlands
Elizabeth Goedecke
Alice
Cleveland
Robert Ellis Scott
Chicago
Lester D. Gardner
New York City
W. J. Elgin
Francis
John E. Sater
Sater
Fairmont
W. Va
Maurice Heinritz
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Rose Celebrates Birthday in Athens
Dorothy Rose, a Columbus School for Girls junior, visits Athens to mark her fifteenth birthday with her uncle, W. B. Lawrence, with whom she previously lived before returning to school this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rose
Dorothy C. Rose
Columbus School For Girls
Columbus
Athens
W. B. Lawrence
Columbus School
Surprise Party Honors Daughter's Birthday
A Saturday afternoon surprise party at 16 Woodland Avenue honored Betty Kathleen Brooks on her eighth birthday. Attendees included Louise Cash and Opal Secoy, Charles Wingett, Betty Lou Brooks, and others. Also noted: church meeting, visitations, and family travel involving local residents and friends around Athens and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Broks
Woodland Avenue
Betty Kathleen
Louise Cash
Opal
Orne
Ka Mae Secoy
Charles
Betty Lou Wingett
Billy Rowan
Jack Chappelear
Betty Lou Brooks
Betty Kathleen Brooks
Miss Atwood Hosts Pallas Club at Apgar Home
Miss Jane K. Atwood hosted the Pallas Club Saturday at Miss Genevieve Apgar's home 151 Grosvenor Street. Miss Marian Morse led the meeting and Florence Hardy's Life of Thomas Hardy was discussed by Miss Apgar. Mrs. H. James and Dr. H. S. James were noted visitors in Columbus and White Cross Hospital, where he shows improved condition after more than a week’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane K. Atwood
Pallas Club
Genevieve Apgar
Grosvenor Street
Marian Morse
Thomas Hardy
Florence Hardy
Apgar
A. H. James
Maplewood Drive
James
McArthur
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Business Obligation and Steady Sales in Advertising
Herbert F. Johnson of Ss. C. Johnson & Son argues a great business owes its workers steady employment. He says sales rise and fall from inconsistent advertising and urges a prescribed, continuous pattern to smooth demand. If adopted long term, advertising would reduce production shocks and keep more people at work year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Johnson
Ss. C. Johnson & Son
News Snippet From Chauncey Co. Dispatch
Chauncey staff correspondent reports from The Plains and Millfield with phone tips for reader news. Short dateline notes Chauncey 126 service line for tips and local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield, Jr
Chauncey Gathering Hosts Visiting Ladies and Families
Mrs Eliza beth Phillips and son Elmer Phillips along with Mrs Allie Kincaid of Chauncey welcomed guests on Sunday including Mrs Lutie Steenrod Mrs Hyla Steenrod and Mrs Laura Spencer of Nelsonville Mrs Minnie Kincaid of Plymouth Michigan and Mr and Mrs Charlie Pyles with daughters Lorena and Delma of Millfield for a local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Allie Kincaid
Lutie Steenrod
Hyla Stenrod
Laura Spencer
Nelsonville
Minnie Kincaid
Plymouth
Mich
Charlie Pyles
Lorena
Delma
Millfield
Miss Lucille Mason Hosts Chauncey Card Night
Miss Lucille Mason hosted friends Saturday night in Chauncey in honor of cousins Meredith Burson of Akron and Estella Rainer of Steubenville. After card games and dancing, luncheon was served with 14 guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lucille Mason
Meredith Burson
Akron
Estella Rainer
Steubenville
Miss Mason
Evelyn Biggins
Mines in Chauncey District Report Active Work
Eight mines in the Chauncey district show work today while Chauncey and Hocking remain idle. Active pits include No. 267 No. 10 No. 24 No. 28 Poston No. 6 L. D. Poston No. 119 and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and Hocking
Poston
Gunman Robs Wyandotte Pharmacy in Lorain County
A well dressed gunman robbed Wyandotte Pharmacy in Lakewood of 300 dollars after slugging and knocking unconscious the manager Harry Schwartz. Police sought the suspect today as details emerged from the Cleveland crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.rp
Wyandotte
Lakewood
Harry Schwartz
Hoover Returns to White House After Camp Rapidan
President Hoover arrives at the White House following a weekend stay at Camp Rapidan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
U.S
White House
Camp Rapidan
Thick Skins Miss Much Of Living In Quiet Verse
Woman laments hypersensitivity and emotional pain from sensing envy and discontent in others. She recalls a peaceful Virginia visit with the Twombleys, then notes Grace Twombley and Herbert’s separation. The piece questions whether the Thick Skins truly gain more or miss more life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace ‘Twombley
Herbert
Elss
Legion Awards Contract For Erection of Building
GLOUSTER Oct 12 Frank McCann Post No 414 has contracted with Sears Roebuck Chicago to erect a modern business building on two High Street lots at 15000. The project includes financing by Sears for the American Legion local chapter lacking funds. Bart Davison of Athens is subletting the general contract with W L Golding handling wiring heating and plumbing. The structure will have two first floor offices including a post office and rental space, and a second floor with Legion HQ and additional offices. Old buildings are being razed and moved to make way for construction to start by Thursday with brick walls from a local plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank McCann Post
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
High Street
American Legion
Bart Davison
Athens
W. L. Golding
The
Mike Sharlike
D. E. Carr
T. R. Reese
Roy Davis
Reese
Foley
Davidson
Homecoming at Church of Christ Draws Out-of-Town Guests
Large crowd gathers in Glouster for homecoming at the Church of Christ with 261 in Sunday School. Rev. W. A. Roush of Columbus preaches at 10:30 while Rev. G. B. Courtney of Chauncey leads 1:30 service. Basket dinner friendship ties noted. Speakers include Mrs. Ida Hart of Export and Ed Wallace of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Roush
Columbus
Ida Hart
Export, Pa
Ed Wallace
Hemroid Tablets Claim Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement asserts that internal Hemroid tablets cure piles by removing congestion and restoring circulation, claiming salves and cutting fail. It emphasizes Dr Leonhardt’s prescription and cites Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store offering money back if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Congregation History Read Aloud in Evening Service
Dr. E F Danford and local readers presented a history of the congregation from 1845 to 1907. Evening services began at 7 30 with Rev M B Rogers delivering the sermon. The program featured choir selections a duet by Will Jonas and daughter Marcella and a quartet by W W Wallace C F Wallace Will Jonas and Gail Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Birtcher
Cambridge
Nye
Chauncey
N. K. Alderman
Athens
E. F. Danford
M. 8. Rogers
Will Jonas
Marcella
W. W. Wallace
C. F. Wallace
Gail Wallace
Bartlett Man Dead Dies After Illness
GLOUSTER Oct. 12 H E Jones received a message Sunday announcing the death of his uncle William Martin about 55 at his Bartlett home at 5 pm. He had been ill a few days but not thought serious. Mr. Martin visited relatives in this city about two weeks ago. He was an uncle to H E and Ernest Jones Mrs Etta Gladden and Virgil Jones and a brother in law to Allison Jones. Funeral arrangements not made Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. E. Jones
Wm. Martin
Bartlett
Mr. Martin
H. E
Ernest Jones
Etta Gladden
Virgil Jones
Allison Jones
Quarantine Guards Seal Off Crop Reporting Board
Washington reporters and government officials watched as the crop reporting board’s offices were sealed for nine hours amid a rigid information control. The 3 p.m. release placed the forecasted agricultural output on public record with guards, sealed documents, and locked doors surrounding Chairman Callander and his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Crop Reporting Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Callander
Week-End Traffic Toll Rises Across Ohio State
A United Press survey counts at least 11 deaths in Ohio from weekend crashes. Victims include Charles Spitler and Grace Spitler near Bowling Green, James Delchlizek near Lorain, Benjamin Moore Jr. in Columbus, and others in Willoughby, Ashtabula, Martins Ferry, Cincinnati, Steubenville, Rome and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
United Press
Charles F. Spitler
Grace
Bowling Green
Baltimore and Ohio
James Delchlizek
Lorain
Benjamin C. Moore, Jr
Whitehall
O. E. H. Lowther
Akron
Willoughby
William H. Teacher
Memphis
Tenn
Ashtabula
New York Central
Thomas Edwards
Quaker City
Martins Ferry
Alfred Behrens
Monroeville
George Longley
Cincinnati
Judge Florence Allen Dedicates Y W C A Building
Judge Florence Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke at the dedication of Hamilton Ohio’s new 400000 dollar Y W C A building. She urged a moral reorientation in society highlighting perjury, difficult convictions, breaches of trust, and the need for stronger public ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
O.R
Florence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Clerk Accused in Wheat Report Bribe Scheme
A clerk faced allegations of taking bribes to raise or lower shade readings based on predicted wheat production. The shades in the measurement setup are now secured and sealed.
Miss Helen Welshimer Heads Ohio Newspaper Women
Miss Helen Welshimer feature writer for the N E A Service Cleveland was elected president of the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association at the final session Sunday in Cincinnati. Other officers include Jean James Columbus Dispatch as vice president Edna Duton Marion Star as recording secretary Jane Williams Mansfield Journal as membership chairman and Mary Grey Cincinnati Enquirer as chairing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.2
Helen Welshimer
N. E. A. Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Women’s Association
Jean James
Columbus Dispatch
Edna Duton
Marion Star
Jane Williams
Mansfield Journal
Cleaging House
Mary Grey
Cincinnati Enquirer
Army Leaders to Visit Athens for Open Air and Holiness Meetings
Adjt. S Hepburn and Mrs Hepburn arrive in Athens for a weekend program with the Salvation Army. Ensign William Maltby visits for book inspection as officers lead open air meeting Saturday at 7 pm and side meeting at 8 pm. Sunday events include Holiness meeting at 10:30 am, Sunday School at 2:30 pm, and night meeting at 7:45 pm with public attendance invited. Monday features two council sessions led by Col. Fletcher Agnew with officers from Marietta Portsmouth Chillicothe and Athens attending at divisional HQ in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
S. Hepburn
Cincinnati
Hepburn
Rose Hughes
Athens
William Maltby
Salvation Army Training College
New York City
Bernard Stone
Ensign Maltby
Col. Fletcher Agnew
Marietta
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Cincinna
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H. D. Henry
South College Street
Orville Rowan
Mabel Patricia
Harl H. Haning
North Court Street
Haning
Herbert Haning
Dayton
Maecenas Literary Club
J. W. Hudson
Second Street
Fred Stauffer
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Worstell Building
Alpha Xi Delta
W. B. Shimp
Home Street
Athens Messenger
Scott
Friendly Society of the
A. B. Saunders
Coolville
William Jones
Richland Avenue
Edith MacLeod
Margaret MacLeod
Grant High School
Constance MacLeod
Lawrence Apartments
MacLeod
Ohio University
George J. Wetherholt
John Paul Wetherholt
Bob
Tom
Gallipolis
Gratiot
Zanesville
David Davis
F. R. Nice
Dan
F. H. Nice
S. F. Feigley
Frank Monteith
New Lexington
Lindley Feigley
Bonnie Link
Katherine Springer
Crooksville
C. A. Daugherty
Beaumont
Homer Feigley
Roy L. Dupler
Ralph Dupler
West Union Street
Miss Atwood
the Plains and Millfield
Winifred Black
Tewleys
Virginia
Sally Lunn
Wes
Anc
U. S
Edith Berkman
Lawrence
Mass
Miss Berkman
Red Flame
Legion Awards
Church of Christ
William Martin
F. J. Beasley Co
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
Naghten St., Col
Logan Transfer Company
Logan, O
Athens Ice
Athens, O
Ridenour's Tire
Storage Company
News Women Elect
Salvation Army
Vicks Za Fedo Aui
Balto
Logan
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