D A R Chapter Plans Washington Patriotic Event
Nabby Lee Amen Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. F W Reed's home to discuss patriotic activities in honor of Washington. Reports covered the student loan fund, district schools, a WAIU radio program, and plans for Ohio River Pageant markers marking sites where Washington camped in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee ‘Amen
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. W. Reed
Columbia Avenue
W. L. Gard
Jane Atwood
C. C. Robinson
J. R. Patrick
R. L. Morton
Taylor
Coolville
Meta Glazier
Amesville
E. B. Acomb
Effie Henry
Scout Training to Be Given Workers in Parkersburg
Miss Mary Longley national trainer for Region IV will conduct a four day scout training in Parkersburg from October 18 to 21. The nightly training at 7 oclock covers tramping and scouting techniques with a Friday area meeting at 1 p.m. Dinner by Leaders Association. Athens attendees to notify Mrs F B Gullum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Longley
Parkersburg
Longley
Leaders’ Association
Athens
Mra. F. B
Gullum
Epworth League Holds Sunday Services at Clarks Chapel
Mrs J L Pickering attended the Epworth League and Standard Bearers at Clarks Chapel Sunday night. Helen Cox led singing with Miss Esther Phillips performing a solo and Helen Walls giving a recitation. A missionary talk on foreign lands was shared under Reverend Radford's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Epworth League
Standard Bearers Societies
Clarks Chapel
Helen Cox
Helen Walls
Esther Phillips
Phillips
Standard Bearers
Lillian Carpenter
Marion Douglas
Radford
Insurance Man Is Honored at Banquet
Mr. H. A. Elkins district manager of Western & Southern Life in Athens was honored at a Hill Crest Inn dinner for twenty years with the company. Attending were 47 representatives their wives office clerks and three managers from Zanesville and Cambridge. A gold twenty-year service pin and a volume of applications were presented. Elkins voiced his aim to continue in service for another twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Elkins
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Athens
Hill Crest Inn
Elkins
C. D. Wolfe
Zanesville
C. L. Steed
Cambridge
Dan Kelso
Kempton
Mr. Elkins
P T A to Hear Convention Reports at High School
The Junior Senior Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. A musical program by students precedes a brief report on the Columbus convention. Mrs S H Bing will speak on Citizenship.
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Columbus
S. H. Bing
Romance Language Staff Entertained at Hill Crest Inn
Miss Mary T. Noss hosted a dinner at Hill Crest Inn Friday night honoring Ohio University Romance Languages staff and their spouses. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Victor Whitehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Ondis, Mr. and Mrs. Rinkenberger, Miss Constance Leete, Mille. Purt schet, and Mr. Fontaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Noss
Hill Crest Inn
Department of Romance Languages
Ohio University
Victor Whitehouse
Ondis
Rinkenberger
Constance Leete
Mille. Purtschet
Fontaine
Camp Rotan Camp near Athens Planned by Scouts
The Ath ens Rotary Club presented Camp Rotan a 15 acre woodland site two miles southeast of Athens for a Scout lodge. Sixty five Scouts explored the camp after its dedication and plan a benefit bridge and cookie sale during national girl scout week to raise funds.
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Rotan
Athens
Ray-Glo Company
Thor Olson
Plan Cookie
Scout Council
F. D. Forsythe
Frank Gullum
E. C. Bibbee
Frank Murphey
C. L. Jones
Fred Mc Kay
Plans Laid for Ohio River Pageant
Albany report says O K Reames of Zanesfield met with Mrs. O D Dailey state chairman of Historic Sites D A R to plan a pageant down the Ohio River. Prof N Hoover and Prof W H Cooper of Athens invited. Hoover on state Southeast District committee. Further organization to occur this week inviting Athens County citizens to join for a George Washington Bi Centennal closing in Ohio.
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Albany
O. K. Reames
Zanesfield
D. Dailey
N. Hoover
W. H. Cooper
Athens
Ohio River
Hoover
Ohio
Athens County
Local Club Meetings Planned With Hostesses Named
Miss Ellen Biddle spends weekend in Columbus. Current Events Club meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs Emmett Bowles host at 97 Franklin Ave and Miss Cora Bailey leading. Progressive Literary Club to hold Wednesday at 7 30 at Mrs J R Harvey 50 West State St to transact important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Emmett Bowles
Franklin Avenue
Cora Bailey
Progressive Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
Packers Win In Pro Loop
The Green Bay Packers defeat the Chicago Bears 2-0 at Wrigley Field before 12 000 fans as Tan Nash blocks a punt ending in a safety. The Bears suffer their first loss of the season amid four scoreless games.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Chicago Bears
Wrigley Field
Tan Nash
Georgia
Dick Nesbitt
Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Boston Braves
Boston
Cardinals
Bucky Moore
Red Cagle
Army
New York Giants
Brooklyn
New York
Staten Island
Portsmouth
Stapleton
N. Y
Dutch Clark
Grantland Returns and Dicky’s Final Farewell in Night Flight
In a tense scene Dicky departs in an air craft after a bitter exchange with Faithful Fide Grantland. The narrator wrestles with pride and fear for Marion as Grantland returns to offer a cautious rescue plan and silent reassurance. The group prepares to watch for flare signals from a high mountain search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icky
Hugh Grantand
Marion
Black
Grantland
Dicky
Love Triangle Sparks Hazardous Air Rescue Mission
Adele Garrison sketches a tense scene as Dicky battles jealousy on a dangerous auto-gyro flight with Hugh aboard. The narrator fears a fatal crash while Ronald bursts in seeking Marion and Carolyn, hinting at a continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Dicky
Hugh Grantland
Hugh
King's Heralds Meet At Methodist Church
The King's Heralds gathered Saturday afternoon in the First Methodist Church parlors for a program featuring piano solos by Miss Stone and a responsive reading led by the group. Miss Williamson read from Ling Yang and the story of The Forgotten Mite Box as part of the lesson. light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
Miss Stone
King’s Herald
Miss Williamson
Bus bill dispute ends with arrest and pay up state
Frank Goodman of Santoy was arrested on a defrauding charge after failing to pay a $5.50 bus hire for a baseball team. He settled by paying the bill and $4.50 costs following arrest by Constable Henry Williams. Mrs Grandy of Trimble was brought from Grant Hospital after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Johnson Bus Line
Frank Goodman
Santoy
Goodman
Henry Williams
William Grandy
Clem Koons
Trimble
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Grandy
Glousier Improves Town with Free Street Brick Paving
Glouster residents repurpose brick removed during Route 13 improvements to pave alleys and streets. East Republic Avenue and Hill Street in Urbancrest gain work, Barbour Street paving continues, and alleys near High Street and Republic Avenue receive pavement. Road widening near Roberts Filling Station requires a new retaining wall. One more day to finish berm work toward Trimbie.
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Glouster
Republic Avenue
Hill Street
Urbancrest
Barbour Street
B. F. Achauer
Joe Beshara
High Street
Stoecklein
Mr. Beshara
Charles Hinton
James
Roberts
Trimbie
Delay Ceremony Post Officers Installations Postponed
The joint installation of Frank McCann Post American Legion officers and the Auxiliary, set for Tuesday, was postponed due to the death of Ralph D. Cole Findlay state commander. It will be held Wednesday next week with Paul Tague New Lexington Eighth District Commander as installing officer. The Crooksville State Quartet will perform selections.
Mackie Fined for Fighting in Redtown Court
Mackie of Redtown was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to fighting before Mayor Andrew Allen. Cliff Corwin of Monsarrat was jailed briefly but released. Corwin not charged. Thompson, Redtown, also faced assault charges and posted $100 bond for upcoming grand jury. Warrants issued for two others tied to a West Side fight.
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Redtown
Glouster
Mack Mackie
Andrew Allen
Mackie
Cliff Corwin
Monsarrat
Henry Williams
Andy Thompson
Corwin
Thompson
Bond
West Side
Pico Wholesale to Add 25 by 60 Foot Structure
Pico Wholesale Company plans a rear addition to its wholesale building in Glouster. The new brick tile walled structure will measure 25 by 60 feet with a concrete floor. Local workers will carry out the construction this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pico Wholesale Company
Power shovel moved for Route 13 berm work at Trimble
A power shovel used to load dirt for the Route 13 berm project was relocated Sunday morning from the Corning Road intersection near Urbancrest to Trimble. It assists with construction of a retaining wall as part of the new road portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Corning Road
Urbancrest
Trimble
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Ann Simpson Davis
Waiu
Arthur Boyles
O. D. Dailey
Sadie Miller
O.D. Dailey
L. G. Worstell
Fred P. White
Ironton
G. R. Shafer
John Ator
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S. K. Mardis
R. H. Marquis
Germany
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P.T. A
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Carl Brown
Chauncey
Isaac Frost
Arthur Gaston
Queen Fulton
Charles Brown
Stanley Nida
Salada Brown Label
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Ellen Biddle
Heart of
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Adele Garrison
Dicky and
Hugh Take
Ronald
Carolyn
Methodist Church
L. E. White
Morris Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
R. C. Wingett
Kathryn Yeager
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Carrol Hecox Jones
Augusta Marie
R. L. Sanders
Mill Street
E. W. Coe
Hotel
Harrington
Washington, D. C
Frank T. Gibbs
Cincinnati
G. W. Gibbs
West Union Street
John Cross
Phil Ricketts
E. E. LaBaw
Townsend
Mr. Ricketts
the Messenger
Zanesville Publishing Company
C. E. Holzer
Gallipolis
D. H. Biddle
Tom
Doctor Holzer
St. Louis
South High Street
Art and Thimble Club
Sayre
O. E. McClure
North
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Glousier
Aera
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Buckeye Dry Cleaners
Dial
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
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