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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
6
Bryan reception honors Ohio University seniors
President and Mrs EB B Bryan hosted a Tuesday afternoon reception for Ohio University seniors, faculty members and their wives at the Men's Union from 3 30 to 5 30. The decorated rooms featured autumn flowers and foliage with a receiving line including Mrs Krecker and Mrs White House among others, and Y W C A members assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Men’s Union
Union
Voigt
McCracken
Krecker
Lasher
Whitehouse
Fretts
Theater Party for Athens Hero Premiere Tonight
A theater party for the premiere of Athens Hero has been arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon K. Bush at the Majestic tonight. Invitations include Mr. Carl H. Beasley Mrs. Robert S. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Rauch and other local residents joining cast members and Director Don C. Newland for the showing.
Banquet for Don Peden Guests Washington Trip
Football coach Don Peden and assistant Trautwein depart tonight on the National Limited for Washington to face Navy at Annapolis Saturday. Peden will be guest of honor at a Willard Hotel banquet hosted by Ohio University alumni aided by Lt. Horace Mer. Palmer, a Quan tuto Marines coach son and former Ohio coach, travels with the party and a trio of Athens residents sing after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peden
Trautwein
National
Washington
Wavy
Annapolis
Peden
Hoonor
Willard Hotel
Ohio United
Horace Mer
Quantuto Marines
Palmer
James A. Palmer
Op‘o University
Cauls
Chio Ty
Athens
Darrell Sams
Belford Nelson
Charles Gressle
Contract Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon and Guests
Mrs. Carl H. Beasley entertained her contract bridge club at a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday in Grandview Heights. Mrs. R. W. Finsterwald won high score. Three guests joined the group: Mrs. Gordon K. Bush, Mrs. W. H. Logan, and Mrs. R. F. Cuyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Beasley
Contract Bridge Club
Grandview Heights
R. W. Finsterwald
Gordon K. Bush
W. H. Logan
R. F. Cuyler
Garden Ida St. Clair Improves After Surgery
Ida St. Clair shows marked improvement following a surgical operation. Community notices list visits and hospitality among local families including Mohlers, Colemans, Smiths, Carsys, Goldsberries, and Davnas with guests and relatives from Pomeroy and Pennsylvania.
Hospital Notes Include Staff Return and Illness Update
Velma Barnhill and daughter Donna Jewell are mentioned with a hospital context. C. O. Barnes was returned to work at the state hospital recently. Richard Williams, previously critically ill, has shown improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Barnhill
Donna Jewell
C. O. Barnes
State Hospital
Richard Williames
Chicken supper at Alexander Church nets profit of 50 dollars
A profit of 50 dollars was announced after the chicken supper at Alexander Presbyterian Church last Friday night. Church services are held nightly this week except Thursday and Saturday. Local families and visitors from Akron and nearby towns visited relatives and attended events across Gauley Bridge, Scatter Ridge, Albany, and Margarets Creek Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Will "Whaley
Jess Vorhes
Akron
Gauley Bridge
W. Ve
Vorhes
Howard Dowler
Martha Blackwood
Scatter Ridge
Emmett French
Margarets Creek Road
Lulu Baughman
Harold Baughman
Albany
James Whaley
Local visits and sightings from a regional trip diary
Bashan E E Hayman made a business trip to Pomeroy on Tuesday. Bob McKay refereed the football game at Chester on Friday. Mr and Mrs Ray McKay had dinner with Mr and Mrs Josie Swan on Wednesday at Long Bottom. In the afternoon they drove to Reedsville to call on H B Hayes and his son Frank. Miss Laura McDole of Athens visited her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hayman
Pomeroy
Bob McKay
Chester
Ray McKay
Josie Swan
Long Bottom
Reedsville
H. B. Hayes
Frank
Laura McDole
Athens
Sherman McDole
Paul Orr
L. J. Morehead
Bellieville
Clint McNamed
Roland Torrence
Kathleen
Jack
Gene
Henry Beaver
Lester McKenzie
B. E. Orr
Lula
Wilson
Oliver Bailey
Gus Stout
Marilyn
Minnie Orr
Dana Moore
Carmel
Russell Bailey
Lois McKenzie
Lucy
Goldin
Lester
Chalmer Gillian
Alma Slater
Morton and
Clinton
John Taylor
Bulah
Beda Baum
Grace Guy
Bremen
R. E. Torrence
Local social round up from Ohio town
A string of weekend visits and midweek calls fill the town's social calendar. Families and neighbors including Orrs McKenzies Torrences Beavers and Smiths share time with relatives in Bellville Racine Syracuse Bremen and nearby communities.
Local families enjoy Sunday visits across towns
Miss Guy returned to their school Sunday evening. Beda remained for the week with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoskins of Gallipolis spent Sunday with Mrs. Hoskins's sister, Mrs. Jim Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Tucker and daughter Mildred of Delaware visited relatives locally. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank spent the afternoon with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Myers of Pomeroy.
Obituary for Mrs. Mary Keller Baker at Tuppers Plains
Mrs. Mary Keller Baker died at her home near the village on Route 7 Monday morning. She would have turned 90 in November. She was the daughter of Daniel and [unnamed] Keller, last of four children, and a Church of Christ member. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 PM at the church conducted by Rev. Gardner of Middleport. burial followed beside her husband in M. E. Cemetery. Also notes of local visits and upcoming Olive Orange School picture show at 7:30 PM on Oct 19 titled Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keller Baker
Daniel Keller
Church of Christ
Gardner
Middleport
M. E
Klax-Ko promises quick liver gall bladder relief
An advertisement claims bad breath biliousness and dizziness signal gall bladder trouble. It promotes Klax-Ko tablets as a scientific liver remedy to dissolve salt forming stones with relief in 8 to 5 days and money back in 30 days. Sold at Quick's drugstore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick’s
Spooky Spooks and Felix Wins and Loses Mix in Notes
Community notices recap deaths church services and local arrivals and departures. Mrs Belle Keller cared for her sick sister in law Mrs Mary Baker. New baby Clifford Neil born to Clifford and wife. Families from Orange Torch Columbus East Shade and East Marshfield attend church and visit. Rev Miles Hoon and Rev Snyder preach at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Belle Keller
Mary Baker
Clifford Young
Clifford Neil
Emerson Stout
Clyde
Orange
J. B. Person
Near Torch
Elva Dean
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Church of Christ
E. G. Kim
Religious Activities Reported by Athens Salvation Army Captain
Captain Fred Reif today reported the Athens Salvation Army's religious activities for the year ending September 30, 1932. In the adult department 855 hours were spent visiting 999 families with 186 street meetings and 359 inside meetings. Attendance totaled 17,870 at street meetings and 10,836 at inside meetings, with 29 conversions. In the young people's department 402 meetings were held with 8,906 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Revolution Flare Reaches Athens in Bulgaria News
Dispatches report a Communist revolution in Southern Bulgaria sparking alerts in Athens. Details remain fragmentary with partial cables indicating political upheaval and potential regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U.R
Bulgaria
Brown Opens Campaign Speech for State Ticket in Ohio Rally
Clarence J. Brown, secretary of state, voiced support for the full national and state ticket at a Morrow County Republican rally in Mount Gilead Ohio, marking his initial campaign address last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Gilead, CO
Clarence J. Brown
Morrow County
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Tuppers Plains
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Nellie Stewart
Myrtle Frost
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Lena Parr
Capt
Reif
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Blanche Steppe
Silvus
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Cooperat
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Big Daylight
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