Friends and relatives pay tribute to Dr Elmer B Bryan
Funeral services for Dr Elmer Burritt Bryan former president of Ohio University are held in Memorial Auditorium. Numerous friends and dignitaries arrive from across Ohio and beyond including Mrs Julain Bryan Mr and Mrs Chester W Sater Rev Dr P L Powell Congressman Thomas Jenkins Judge David Thomas and others. A delegation from Ohio State University and educators from Otterbein University attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Jujian Bryan
WN. Y
Athens
J. G. Belcher
Margaret Gay
Houston
Texas
Doctor Bryan
P. L. Powell
Franklin College
Franklin
Ind
Colgate University
Indiana
Powell
Jacob J. Collicott
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Washington D. C
David H. Thomas
Marietta
Thomas
H. G. Stalder
Don Coultrap
Robert Bishop
Columbus
W. J. Clippinger
Otterbein University
Clippinger
Ohio State University
Lawrence Jarvie
Bryan
Jarvie
Hio State University
Toledo
Koio University
Valley Ranch School For Boys
Wyoming
Store expands to serve growing business needs
We announce a larger and more commodious store-room to better care for our increasing business. The extra space will improve service to customers and support ongoing growth.
Mechanicsburg Girl Scouts Hold Meeting at School
Mechanicsburg Girl Scouts met Monday evening at the Mechanicsburg School. Harriett Carp enter and Anna Mae Baker passed the Trail Test and several girls worked on signaling requirements. Mrs Glander led the meeting with Mary Hull reporting news to the society editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg School
Harriett Carpenter
Anna Mae Baker
Glander
Society
Mary Hull
Girl Scouts Sell Rags for Braided Rugs at White Elephant Sale
Girl Scouts plan a White Elephant Sale at the City Building all day Friday and Saturday led by Mrs. C. L. Jones. Donations of rag material from old stockings trousers sweaters or coats will be used to make hooked or braided rugs. Call 536 to arrange pickup or donate at the City Building Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
C. L. Jones
Athens P T A elects officers and plans teacher school
The Athens Parent-Teacher Association Council elected Mrs. Ernest Gross as president for a second term, with Mrs. F Rowland named vice president and Miss Louisa Steele as secretary treasurer. They discussed a forthcoming school of instruction for P T A members in Athens and nearby towns led by a state representative. Superintendent Pendry spoke on the three mill levy and its role in funding schools. Fourteen members from each of four public schools plus PTA leaders attended. Walt Sears and his orchestra were chosen for the Kiwanis Homecoming Ball at the Berry Hotel on November 9 preceding Ohio University’s Homecoming events. the group, popular in Southern Ohio, will perform with Chet Grimm and Bobby Meeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Ernest Gross
F. Rowland
Louisa Steele
P. T. A. Superintendent of Schools
Harper Co
Pendry
Walt Sears
Kiwanis
Berry Hotel
Fred W. Weber
Ohio University
Ohio
WLW
Castle Farm
Swiss Gardens
Chet Grimm
Bobby Meeks
Weber
Do You Know Athens Do You Know Athens
AnnaLee Wilder presents a brief city history quiz about Athens Ohio asking when it became an incorporated village water supply council size and other civic facts. A wedding gift to Mrs Helen Dixon Kelly and brief notes on hostesses accompany the quiz page teaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annalee Wilder
Athens
Home Missionary Society to Tour Bechtold Home
Mrs W H Bechtold will open her Morris Avenue residence Friday afternoon for members of the Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Members will bring canned fruits and vegetables to donate to the Deaconess Home in Columbus. Mrs H T Beng will discuss citizenship and Myra O F Rowland will lead devotional services. Special music is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. H. Bechtold
Morris Avenue
Home Missionary , Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
H. T. Beng
Myra
O. F. Rowland
Aso
Mrs Whaley Hosts Halloween Birthday Bridge Party
Mrs Harold Whaley at 140 North Congress Street entertained guests Wednesday evening for her husband’s birthday. The surprise event featured a bridge game and dancing with cider apples and Halloween candies shared during the festivities. Refreshments followed in a Halloween theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Whaley
North
Congress Street
Reading Club Meeting Postponed After Dr Bryan's Death
The Athens Reading Club meeting at Athens Country Club Friday night has been postponed for two weeks due to the death of Dr. Bryan and his wife Mrs Bryan, both members of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Athens Reading Club
Athens Country Club
Bryan
Prize Winners at Halloween Party by Daughters of Union Veterans
Mrs. J. D. Cooper and Mrs. Trix Rosser won prizes for the cleverest dressed woman at a Halloween Party hosted by Daughters of Union Veterans on Wednesday evening. The event followed a social hour and included a business session devoted to Frapulte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cooper
Trix Rosser
Daughters of Union Veterans
Community Notes From Higley Club Meeting
The Higley Study Club met at Mrs. 8. S. Carpenter’s home on 186 N. Congress St. Members voted to donate ten dollars to the Athens County Child Health and Protection Committee. Guest Miss Greta Lash announced the play Hedda Gabler to be staged at Memorial Auditorium on November 5. Mrs. C. W. Gross reviewed Archer Butler Hulbert’s The Forty-Niners. Mr. and Mrs. Barrows announce the wedding of Miss Bernita Dolores Gentry and Max Barrows of Toledo. The ceremony occurred August 23, 1934 in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Club
8. S. Carpenter
N. Congress St
Athens County Child Health and Protection Committee
Greta Lash
Hedda Gabler
Memorial Auditorium
C. W. Gross
Archer Butler Hulbert
Lillian Barrows
Athens
Bernita Dolores Gentry
Evansville
Ind
Barrows
Max Barrows
Toledo
Detroit
Mich
Welsh
State Hospital
Toledo. Mr. Barrows
Toledo College
Birth Announced for Woodworth Family Daughter
Mr and Mrs James Woodworth announce the birth of a daughter on October 17 in New Cumberland West Virginia. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charlies Taylor of Chester Virginia and the ceremony notes Serene Lodge No 479 Odd Fellows will meet Friday at 7 30 in their North Court Street hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woodworth
J. H. Taylor
Meiba Woodworth
Newcumberland
W. Va
West Liverpool
Charlies Taylor
Chester
Serene Lodge No. 479
Odd Fellows
North Court Street
Hixson and Wolfe Return From Ludington and Fair
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hixson and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wolfe have returned from Ludington Michigan where Mrs. Wolfe endured hay fever for several weeks. They also visited the World's Fair for several days with Mr. Wolfe's uncle B. P. McDaniel of North Liberty Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hixson
Irvin Wolfe
Ludington
Mich
Mrs. Wolfe
Alumni Delegation to Visit City From Franklin County Rio University
A telegram from Robert Rucker, president of the Franklin County Rio University Alumni Association, states a delegation of members including the president expects to be here. Word also that members of other alumni groups across the state will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rucker
Franklin County
Rio Universiti Alumni Association
Circle Meeting at Mrs Beatrix Rosser Home Friday
M and H Circle will gather Friday night at 34 West Washington Street the home of Mrs Beatrix Rosser with Mrs Sallie Johnston assisting as hostess each member to have a stunt prepared for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. and
H. Circle
Beatrix Rosser
West Washington Street
Sallie Johnston
Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church Friday
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church will gather at the church Friday at 2 30 p m for a meeting. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned activities and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Cabeen announce birth of son Joe Clark
Mr and Mrs John H Cabeen of 408 Richland Avenue announce the birth of a son on Wednesday October 17. The baby has been named Joe Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cabeen
Richland Avenue
Joe Clark
Woman Tests Radium Worth 5 Million At Standards Lab
A Washington Bureau of Standards employee has spent 12 years weighing measuring and testing 70 grams of radium. The highly dangerous substance is valued at five million dollars and used in scientific work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Shower at Guysville for Married Couple
A kitchen shower was given Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Smith honoring Mr and Mrs William Hixson. The couple received many gifts. A marshmallow roast and music by Branch Beatty Kermit Swartz and Clarence Bails entertained. Light refreshments served to many guests including James Judson family Ora Bartlett Ralph Byron Bartlett Frank Colburn Opa Fish Clarice Beulah Fish Forest Ivah Mae Bernice Metcalf Hanes Dale Hawk Victor Otis Stover Richard Dailey Delmar Frost Branch Beatty Okey Gaston Elmer Niggemeyer Ida Milford Bail Rita Montie Chester Boger Boyd Jeffers Elmer Rhodesaver Charles Bean Clarence Lennie Bails Raymond Wanda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Smith
William Hixson
Branch Beatty
Kermit Swartz
Clarence Bails
James Judson
Ora Bartlett
Ralph
Byron Bartlett
Frank Colburn
Opa Fish
Clarice
Beulah Fish
Forest
Ivah Mae
Bernice Metcalf
Hanes
Dale Hawk
Victor
Otis Stover
Richard Dailey
Delmar Frost
Okey Gaston
Elmer Niggemeyer
Ida
Milford Bail
Rita Montie
Chester Boger
Boyd Jeffers
Elmer Rhodesaver
Charles Bean
Clarence
Lennie Bails
Raymond
Wanda
Quote by Marjorie Shuler on giving and joy
A civic note quotes Marjorie Shuler urging women to overcome poverty by giving what they can. She emphasizes that even without money, acts like smiles, cheerful work, or a helping hand can solve problems and uplift others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Shuler
Local Figures Named in Community Roster
A list of residents and relatives appears in the notice including William Willard Bean Mrs. Joe Shuler and daughter Edna Goldie Lehoe Paul and Celia Kinnen Harold Greiner Paul Niggemeyer Mrs. Richard Fortney and the Hixson family with Maude Marcella and Billy.
New York City Fire Department Employs 6779 Men
The New York City fire department staffs six thousand seven hundred seventy nine personnel. The figure reflects the department's manpower as listed in official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fire Department of
New York City
Club Names Veep for Highland Avenue Event
The club selects Mrs. Charles King to serve as program vice president at the Highland Avenue meeting. The session begins at 7 30 p m with the current day agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Tess
Highland Avenue
Meeting at King's Daughters Church Explores Community Plans
A local meeting at King's Daughters Church gathered residents to discuss church outreach and community improvement efforts. Attendees, including church leaders and volunteers, debated next steps and volunteer roles for upcoming projects.
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Miller’s
Hotel
Girl Scouts
A. Council
Gray
Zenners
Billy Lee Schenesker
Virginia Weicher
Big As
Life
Marshall F. McComb
Los Angeles Superior Court
Edith Carpenter
Helen Dixon Kelly
Fred Slaughter
Samantha Thomas
Clara Mansfield
Edna Flemming
D. U.V
Higley
Mrs. Carpenter
Phoenix
Prestons
Sterling
McHenry
Guysville
J. J. Sisler CO
Ayet
Eeudis
Rexall
Magnesia
Ies
de Rexall Orderlies
Quires Cascade
CBI
BOUL
Vincent
Agarex
Martel
Rexillana
Excom
Jonteel
Pe King’s Daughters ' Church
Nature Stuy U. W
F. Copeland North
Copeland
Buster
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