Luncheons and trips mark Mammoth-Eave Meet features
Return from Louisville where Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Young attended the eighteenth annual American Short Line Railroad Association meeting. Luncheon events hosted by the Tra ng Club and Mrs. Nick entertained wives atop a hotel roof garden. Families joined a two day L. & N. Railroad trip to Mammoth Cave with prominent locals visiting relatives. Later notes cover health update on Margaret Sater, Dr. C. W. Super and Mrs. Anne Swartz at Pittsburgh exhibit, and upcoming society meetings at Foster Place, University Terrace, Red Men Hall, and district sessions in New Straitevite.
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Mit
E. B. Young
Louisville
American Short Line Railroad Association
Young
Hazel Brown
Trai NG Club of
Hol
iInnick
Bird Robinson
Association
Washington
Db. C
Irig
Mammoth Cave
John A. Freeman
Elizabeth Marks
C. W. Super
Anne E. Swartz
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
Presbyterian Women District Meet at Church
An all day district meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will be held at the Athens church on Wednesday. The program includes a 10:30 a.m. start, a luncheon at 12:15 p.m., and an interingens session. Mrs. Cook, a returned missionary from Manchuria, will be a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Society of the Athens
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Wesley Walburn
High Street
Floyd Nye
Millfield P T A Elects Officers for Coming Year
In Millfield Oct 19 Mrs Lewis W Sanders was elected president of the Millfield Parent Teacher Association at the West Side School meeting Oscar Simpson elected vice president Ebon Gillespie secretary and Mrs Frank Seamon treasurer New members enrolled and traveling pictures to be bought for East and West Side buildings A small prize to the room with the most attending parents, Chauncey 126 listed as contact Miss Myrtle Ashworth and Miss Chauncey Chauncey 126 Jessia Smart appointed to purchase the picture Reading circle books approved for schools Personal mentions include Mrs Lottie Cannon returning from a visit and other local residents hosting and visiting relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Lewis Wi.Sanders
Millfiild
Parent-Teacher Association
West Side
Oscar Simpson
Ebon Gillespie
Frank Seamon
Henry Heffkin
Maude Stauffer
Florence Howard
Myrtle Ashworth
Misa
Milfield gardener reports 14 foot Alun Bower plant
Clarence E. Sanders says he grew a remarkable Alun Bower plant in his Milfield garden, reaching 14 feet 6 inches in height. The report mentions Charles Beckley and Mr and Mrs William Beckley in connection with the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence E. Sanders
Alun Bower
Milfield
Birth Is Announced for Violet Bloom in Millfield
Mr and Mrs William Theilsen announce the birth of an eight pound daughter named Violet Bloom born Saturday Oct 17 at their Millfield home. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Simpson and Mr and Mrs Herman Theisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thelsen
Chauncet
Violet
Millfield
Oscar Simpson
Herman Theisen
Funeral Held for Bonny Lou in Chauncey
The Rev. Tr. H. Spears of the Jesus Only Church conducted funeral services Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris for Bonny Lou, five months old daughter of Mrs. Gusts Bruce. Interment followed at ERTS Chapel Cemetery near Athens.
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Chauncey
Tr. H. Spears
The
Jesus Only Church
Morris
Bonny Lou
Gusts Bruce
Erts Chapel
Athens
Retimbering Begins at Ohio Cellars Shaft Bot
Chauncey October 19 Williamson Contracting Co. began retimbering and repairing the shaft boil at the Ohio Cellars Greens Run. A dozen workmen will work on the project including James Williamson Sr. and his sons George Williamson and James Williamson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Williamon Contracting Com
Edo
Ohio Cellers
Greens Run
James Williamson
George Williamson
S Jr
Millfield Vers onals At Church Social Event
Missive records a Friday night gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs H C McGantel hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ. Invited guests enjoyed a pleasant informal wale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
F. BE. Boldingt
H. C. McGantel
Ladies' Aid Society
Church of Christ
Camera Study of Bishop Cannon Map of Soviet Union
A four color 2128 inch map titled Camera Study of Bishop Cannon details the route of American aviators Post and Wwatty who set a new round the world record. Data on Soviet government and Five Year Plan supplied by Amtorg Corporation with copies available for ten cents via The Athens Messenger Information Bureau.
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Post
Wwatty
Amtorg Corporation
United States
Messenger
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Soviet Union
Russia
Siberia
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
South America
North America
Canada
Mexico
England
France
Germany
Italy
Athens Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
Soviet Republics
Halloween party and revival services noted in Hast Bainfield
The article details a Halloween party with hostesses Mrs. FP D Sill, Mrs. Frank McDaniel, and Mrs. Fred Russell assisting, prizes won by Mrs Chester Howard and Willie Blower, plus a long guest list. It also mentions revival services at the Holiness Church in Hast Bainfield and local mining updates and a Washington Bureau map feature on the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mismer
Harold Blower
Frank Lemon
Henry Heffkin
W. A. Bell
Herman Theisen, Jr
O. C. Howard
L. L. Howard
Clara Bell
Olive Brookins
Mirs
Fred Russell
P. D. Hill
C. E. Sanders
Ida Myers
Club To Meet At Mrs Thomas Home
The Westway Club a newly organized group will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Sam Thomas 357 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westway Club
Sam Thomas
West
Washington Street
Relief for Piles Promised by Peterson's Ointment
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast relief for itching bleeding piles. It claims immediate stopping of itching, removal of soreness, and healing of affected parts, noting a big box costs 35 cents at drug stores.
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Peterson
Hoover Speech At Yorktown Delivers War Wisdom
President Hoover lauds Yorktown as a decisive moment in American independence and Washingtons leadership. He notes nation’s growth from 3 million to over 130 million, advances in education, liberty, and material progress, and the enduring ideas that propelled the republic. Frances Gates of Shaker Heights visits Cleveland area relative on North Congress Street.
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Yorktown
Hoover
Washington
George Washington
Xentus
Atlantic
America
Frances Gates
Shaker. Heights
Cleveland
Thoman Vercoer
North Con
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Ohio
Inter
E. B. Bryan
Summit
N. Od
Co. W. Sater
New Bedford
Boston
Standard Bearer Society
Rosemary Bean
Foster Place
B. M. Gibson
University Terrace
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Anta Shouils
New Straitevite
Presbyterian Women District
W. Grosy
Akron
GiGaine
Jack McGrath
McGrath
Columbus
Walter Quigley
Mr. Quigley
Quigley
Faine
Oliver Guteman
Julia
Ann
Jimmy
Carl
Athenys
Jacksonville
P. G. Hibbard
North
Lancaster Street
Hobson Study Circle
J. E. Rickey
Portsmouth
C. R. Featherston
Eva Griffin
Anna Lewise Rickey
Lindley Hall
A. V. Linscott
Justus Brown
Myra
Homer Brown
A. L. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Mra. Linscott
Brown
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary
Chepter House
West Mulberry Street
William Jones
Bernice Noland
Chillicothe
Alvin Jones
Millfield P.T. A. Eleets
C. S. Bradfield, Jr
the Plains and Millfield
Jessia Smart
Reading Circle
Lottie Cannon
Vigit
J. C. Daft
Bmeré
Ghia
China
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
Chang Haueh-liang
Manchuria
Nue
Irs
Charles Beckley
Wiliam Beckley
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of
Greena Run
Church of (Ee Ke Willl
Fred Leake
Greens
Radio City
York
Radio Ciy
Semoguio
Manhattan
Empire State Building
National
Radio Corporation of America
Bishop Cannon
James Cannon, Sr
Virginia Churchqian
Cannon
Ais
At Smith
Posian and Biaeck
Diament
Chauncey Wesworking
U.S.S.R
Bright
J.D. Haskins
F. J. Beasley Co
Logan
Ais Peeaid
Miles
Dr. Miles
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