Scout Court of Honor Awards for 74 Athens Scouts
Seventy four Boy Scouts of Athens The Plains and Richland Avenue were honored at the largest Scout Court of Honor held at Athens High School Auditorium. John Preston presided as long list of Eagle, Star and Life Scouts received badges and talks outlined the wall of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Board
Boy Scouts of
Athens
the Plains
Richland Avenue
Athens High School
John Preston
Scout Court of Honor
W. P. Coble
John J. Woolley
Carl Beasley
Edward Deweil
C. Bird
P. F. Trepp
Ralph Thorne
Herman Humphrey
Ralph G. Dupler
Roy L. Dupler
The
Plains
Camp Rowland
C. C. Bird
Boris Woolley
Merritt Preston
Woolley
Preston
Honor Star Scouts
John Woolley
Star Scout
Donald Radford
Walton Davies
Richard Acomb
Carroll Davies
Robert Morrison
Robert Bird
Ralph Dalton
Willard Smith
Boya
Richard Whitmore
Charles Leaders
Darrell
Tom
John Pickens
Kenneth Worthman
Regent Speaks Of Celebration At Yorktown Anniversary Meeting
Mrs C D Dalley regent of Nabby Les Ames Chapter D A R spoke at her home about a four day celebration marking the 150th anniversary of Yorktown s surrender United States and France exchanged greetings on the battlefield where Cornwallis surrendered Washington Pershing and Petain addressed the crowd during the historic commemoration A DAR chartered steamboat carried members from Washington to Yorktown to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Dalley
Nabby Les Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Beasley
Yorktown
United States
France
John J. Pershing
Marshall Henri Petain
Cornwallis
Washington
National Society of the D. A. R
Elks Officer to Visit Athens Lodge Tuesday Night
Charles Hassop district deputy of the South Central District of the Elks will attend the Athens lodge meeting Tuesday night. The Athens lodge has prepared a special program for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Charles Hassop
Newark
Elks Lodge
Athens
Hoover to address 20 million schoolchildren by radio
President Hoover will speak Monday afternoon to the nation’s children over a radio network as part of the Yorktown anniversary celebration. He will address about 20,000,000 students in school assembly halls at 1 50 p m and will lead a salute to the flag and singing of America. He will discuss community employment drives and outline the community chest program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Tand
Yorktown
National Educational Association
America
Mrs Hoover Addresses Scouts Broadcast From Buffalo
Mrs Hoover honorary president of the Girl Scouts greeted delegates at the national convention in Buffalo. Her talk was broadcast via radio with Mrs Fred Eder, president, also heard. Niagara Falls and Buffalo honored the first lady, and Mrs Hoover visited Cataract City for tea with the Niagara County Girl Scouts Council. Athens and Tromp troops reported weekly activities, new members, and upcoming plans for National Girl Scout Week, including a Halloween party and charity displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Girl Scouts of America
Buffalo
Troop 1
O. E. McClure
Siivercraft
Tromp IV
Fred Wheaton
Mabel Connett
Helen Haskins
Beverley Jones
Eagle Members Hear Of New National Bill
Eagle members heard a Friday night talk by E M Barry Jr former state president outlining a bill sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles to establish a permanent Federal Industrial Commission to plan ahead for business. The commission would study production to match consumption and will be brought up again in the next Congress session. Barry also presented 20 year service pins to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Congress
E. M. Barry, Jr
The
Eagles
Athens Acts
Barry
John Leviner
Colin Smith
KL. Dol. Beasley
John Mc ™Anahan
Fred Porter
Ohio AAUW Convention to Fold at Athens Conference
Leaders of the Ohio Federation of Branches of the American Association of University Women plan the annual conference in Athens on October 23 and 24. Mina Barrabee heads the Bureau of Children Welfare, a Bernaylvanke department, and will speak. Ohin University faculty members Bhat hews and Isdith A. Wray hold major roles as recording secretary and corresponding secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Valet
Ohio
American Association of University Women
Athens
Mina Barrabee
Bureau of Children
Bernnaylvanke Ite Welfare
Isu Bhat Hews
Ohin University
State
Secretar
Isdith A. Wray
Obie
Ohio University Band to Select Coed Sponsor
The Ohio University Band will choose two coed sponsors for the year. AIS sororities will nominate candidates, and the sponsor will appear with the band at all events. She will join for the Cincinnati football game and be introduced at the Homecoming Game with Ohio Wesleyan on Oct 31. Betty Sells was the previous sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
AIS
Us Band
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Tion
Betty Sells
West Jefferson
Auto overturn near Athens Country Club injures two
Virginia Shingler twenty six and Ray Oxley twenty from Albany were injured when their car overturned near the Athens Country Club. Shingler suffered a temple cut requiring a stitch and Oxley had three head lacerations needing five stitches. Attending physician reports their condition as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Shingler
Mineral
Ray Oxley
Albany
R. D
Athens Country Club
Misa Shingler
Mr. Oxley
New University Song Book Published Bere
Ohio University alumnus secretary Bere Clark Williams edited a new Ohio University song book featuring four new numbers and new songs by Profs. GC C. Gianaue and Cinnyne. The collection includes Over the Gant, Onin and On to Victory Ohio plus We Are the Boys from OF. Todd collaborated with Paw Fridiey on Ohio to You My Old Ohio and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark EB. Williams
Aluemi
Ohto University
Ohio University
Sen
GC. C. Gianaue
Cinnyne
Ohio
Tavia KO Todd
Paw Fridiey
Ollo
Todd
Funeral services for Owen Walraven in Athens by Red Men
Funeral services for Owen Walraven aged 36 will be held at 2 PM in New England. The Red Men of Athens will conduct the services. Members of his lodge are asked to meet at the hall at 2 PM Sunday. Walraven died in Sheltering Arms Hospital. He leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Walraven
N'Clork
New England
Red Men of
Athens
Hat Lads Kings
Sunaday
Walraven
Arma Hospital
Granger Degree Awarded at McConnelaville Grange
Granger degree was conferred at the Grange state meeting in McConnelsville with Southeastern Otto District representation. State Master Walter Kirk and Ralph Laber addressed the gathering as several local members were noted and Ariand Snyder of Lancaster won the state declaration contest. She will represent Southern Ohio in the final contest at the state meeting in Sandusky by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen Ciusena
Athena County
McConnalsville
Otto District
George Snyder
Geel Westfall
Hiram Wealfeil
Georgy Snyder
Fohn Hope
Athena
Wind George Arruly
York
Robert Patterson
Canaan
Ralph Laber
Aft National Grange
Walter Kirk
Ariand Snyder
Lancaster
State Grange
Southerstern Ohin
Ohio
Sandusky
Athens County Leads at O. U. enrollments in Ohio University
Athens County tops the state's student counts at Ohio University with 413 enrollees, while Cuynhops County trails with 214. Other counties list Mahoning, Washington, Fairfield, Lorain, Trumbull, and Morgan among top enrollments. New York leads out-of-state with 60 students, and Pennsylvania and West Virginia follow with smaller totals. Creane estimates 340 attendees for the eventing Saturday, a figure exceeding last year's turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
Ohio University
Keglitroar I. B. Ditley
Wil Hams
Cuynhops County
Mahoning
Setoto
Whashington
Gis Fairfield
Melys
Muricingura
Rearks
New Atudenta
Lilley
Thom Xh
Inson Speaks at Westminster Banquet
Inson spoke at the Westminster banquet hosted by Mrs. Arthur Hoyle’s group of the Wrendly society. Attendees included Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Aiitingson and other faculty members. Stuckel and Merrill Davie chaired the banquet committee with several students among the attendees.
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Tiret A. A. Allonian
Westminster Artie Hon Thenyiet
Chirakt Prhbey Plich Iinson Apeke
Campbell
Reyand
Gretchen
Reaper
Merril Dawit Sal Eedein Wiel Ssheeved
Seng
Dawid Titanan
Charen Gladque
Tomnimarte
Arthur Hoyle
Wrendly Society
Ging
Christian Endeavor
A. A. Aiitingson
John Jagers
D. Cinuque
Abbott ¥. Wilcox
M Clark Willams
J, TL Gentry
Uth Stuckel
Merrill Davie
Germitt
David Pitta
Albert Church
Miner Incolor
Morgan Jonen
Florence Snaith
Mabel Wilson
Antioch Dean to Speak at A A A W Banquet Here
A D Henderson dean of Antioch College will speak on The Antioch Plan An Adventure at the A A A W banquet in Lindley Hall Friday October 23 at 7 30 oclock as part of the Ninth Annual Conference of the Ohio Federation of Branches of the American Association of University Women The conference runs October 27 28 in Athens about 100 delegates are expected from many towns The agenda centers on creative and appreciative education for women with exhibits and talks on child development and government roles in welfare The schedule includes tours and visits to local sites including Ohio University Old Man Cave and nearby beauty spots
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A. D. Henderson
Antioch College
Antioch
Lindley Hall
Ohio Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women
Athens
Dee Trem Vaigt
Ome University
Seatate
Misa Mary Helen Preinla
Welegatea
Aiono
Ada
Akron
Cincinnati
Granvéls
Cleveland
Godwimbas
Gall
Hamilton
Kent
Kenton
Mariel Sturting Ferry
Middletown
Onevila
Oxford
Patnenville
Springfield
Rstulte
al Ples
Creative Conservar Aemong
Phi
Ghia University
Misa Mary Larabee
Bureauc of Children
Pennsylvania
Tdte Welfare Department
Will Ruan
Pinng
Ohio University
Old Man'a Cave
Rank House
Ash Cave
Matsetta
Thea Whe Wah
Ohio
Titat Holtlemont
Plea Change in Athens County Grand Jury Case
George Murray, indicted by the Athens County Grand Jury for livling with intent to keel, withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty before Judge C Rowland at Athens County Common Pleas Court Saturday. Sentence was deferred and Murray placed on probation for one year. Also indicted were Marcus Ciaric non support with allowed bond and Chayton Johnson inspection with bond, while Ware Tribe and Mander faced separate bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murray
Athena County
Kei
Guily
C. #. Rowland
Athens County
Murray
Bowriquet
Marcua Ciaric
Bend
Ware Tribe
Mander
Chayton Johnson
Intoxtestion
Conservation Div Hearing Periods Set At OSU Station
The 6lo Division of Conservation posted two broadcasting periods for broad resentations at WEAQ Ohio State University. Notice to B F Swartz Ath ens County protester lists sessions Wednesdays at 10 15 p m and Thursdays at 6 p m with brine talks. Affected officers and protectors are added to the roster in the agency’s report describing ongoing work.
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Division of Conservation
Stadio Station
WEAQ
Ohio State University
B. F. Swartz
Athens County
State Division of Conservation
Raccoon Date Set by Conservation Order in State
Swart of Athens County receives notice from the Conservation Commission of Ohio an order restricting raccoon taking to November 1 to January 15, effective for five years due to danger of statewide extermination.
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Swart
Athens County
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