MISS MAXINE KYLE MARRIES OHIO U. GRADUATE
Miss Maxine Kyle, daughter of Mrs Edison Kyle of 218 West Union, married John Brammer of Marietta at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage on October 17. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clifford Barrett of Wauseon. Brammer is Ohio University 1930 graduate and former captain of his college teams. They will reside in Wauseon with Mr Brammer joining Mrs Brammer this week.
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Edison Kyle
West Union Fitted
Maxine
John Brammer
First
Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage
O M. Coulter
Clifford Barrett
Wauscon
Brammer
Athens High School
Ber
Sigma Phi Gamma
F. C. Stedman Company
Thomas Brammer
Marietta
Ohio University
Thetachi Fraternity
Sr. Brammer
Wauseon
Entertains Three Tables With Dinner Bridge at Cottage Tea House
Mrs. Carl Buck hosted a Monday dinner bridge at the Cottage Tea House. Three tables played. trophies awarded to Mrs. Paul Keaver for high score, Mrs. George Dailey for second, and Mrs. C. B. Schuster as consolation winner.
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Carl Buck
Cottage Tea House
Paul Keaver
George Dailey
Mra. C. B. Schuster
Picnic wedding anniversary and birthdays noted in city notices
The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs H Smith and Mrs Harry McHinarty birthday on October 18 were celebrated with a picnic at the Smith home 110 Morris Avenue. Also mentions upcoming meetings of a Business and Professional Women's Club and local PTA activities plus a box supper at Richland Avenue Church and travel notices for several residents.
Funeral for Mrs Maude Seevers Fiske Draws Many
Funeral services held at the Church of Christ Chauncey for Mrs Maude Seevers Fiske who died at home Saturday. Rev G B Courtney and Rev M E B Hoon officiated with the church quartet singing three hymns. Interment at Nye Cemetery. Pallbearers from the Bible Class and Womans group. Survived by husband Charles McWiske two sons Mark and Philip at home three daughters Ruth Esther and Mary Louise mother Elize Seevers four sisters and three brothers. Several local residents visited and attended related activities in Chauncey and nearby towns. Local correspondents report multiple visitors and community figures attending the service.
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Fiske
Sdlen Shafer
Guy Brookins
C. W Ferrell
Floyd Nye
T .m Hamilton
B. ¥. Ferrell
Charles Mc Wiske
Weston
W. Va
Mark
Missen Ruth
Esther
Mary Louise
Elize Seevers
Alice Reiter
Elgin
Lena Mourne
Nelsonville
Ida Palmer
Whipple
Olie
Tyler
Marion
Harry
Barberton
Homer
Mansfield
Donald
the Plains
L. AL. Howard
Mirna
Chester Howard
Ruth Ann
Millfield
Howard Bros
Gallipolis
Florence Weiss
Mildred Weiss
Edward Weiss
Harrisonville
Russell Plants
Heights
Chauncey
A. McKinney
Holiness Church
Gaul Wilson
Weetern
States
Robert Graves
Chac- Sarin
Committees Named For P T A Work
Chauncey October twenty Millfield PTA appoints committees led by Myrta Ashworth Evelyn Deal social Ruth Simpkins Mae Howard Florence Howard Maude Stauffer and Mrs Henry Heiffkin Education leaders Stauffer’s room at West Side won the traveling picture for September while Jessie Smart and Mays Alildred Weiss rooms at East Side tied for the honor.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Myrta Ashworth
Evelyn Deal
Ruth Simpkins
Mae Howard
Florence Howard
Maude Stauffer
Henry Heiffkin
Stauffer
Milfield West Side
Jessie Smart
Mays
Weiss
East Side
Revival Gatherings At Holiness Church Draw Crowd
Revival services continue at the Holiness Mission Church in East Milfield with strong attendance. The Rev. B H Pugh leads the forenoon session and Rev. Kelley handles the afternoon, with special music and a basket dinner held Sunday, inviting public participation. Nine mines operate in Chauncey including Chauncey Mine No 25 and others listed with local names Poston and Luhrig. Evelyn Deal, first grade teacher at East Side School Milford, received a life teacher certificate.
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Holiness Church
Chauncey
Holiness Mission Church
East Milfield
B. H. Pugh
Noo
Pugh
Kelley
Chauncey Mine No
Poston
L. D. Poston
Black Diamond
Luhrig
Hocking
Evelyn i Deal
East Side
Miifeld
Athens District Officers To Convene in Lima
Athens district officers prepare to attend the Wanens Home Missionary Society meeting in Lima October 21 to 23 led by Mrs Re McClure and others. Delegates from Athens areas will travel by motor, with activities including auxiliary groups and Scout Troop 1 evening meeting at the Methodist Church.
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Athens
Lima
Wanens Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal
Hurch Ineeters
Re McClure
D. BoGrrl
Mry
Es Welk
Uys Athens
Jed Webster
Corning
Lancaster
Bromen
Pleasantville
Rockland
MareCa
Torch
Pomeroy
Middleport
Chesterhil
Methodist Church
Relph Dupler
Economics Is Business' Job At 17th Convention
John Van Der Vries of the US Chamber of Commerce told 400 delegates that rehabilitation of business is the job of business men and that the government should not be petitioned. He warned governmental interference would only yield semi solutions and delay the right fix.
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Toledo
National Association of Commercial Organization
John van der Vries
North Central Department
US Chamber of Commerce
Fellowship Services Start Monday at Athens Presbyterian Church
The Athens Presbyterian Church begins its third annual Fellowship Services on Monday evening October 26, continuing through the following Sunday. Rev Harold E Andreas of Ashland Ohio will speak, bringing a broad experience and interest in core religious realities. The local session presents Reverend Andrews to maximize hearing among members and nearby residents with Elders W W Coe James D Brown and Peter Druggan in charge of publicity and plans for broader outreach.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
Adelbert FP. Higley
Cleveland
Harold F. Wonder
Newark
Ohio
Harold E. Andreas
Ashland
A. Wilcox
Andrews
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Vicai
W. W. Coe
James D. Brown
Peter Druggan
Mohawk Red Men District School Held at Pomeroy
Hundreds of Red Men from Athens Marietta Nelsonville Columbus Circleville and Pomeroy attended the Mohawk Tribes of Red Men district school in Pomeroy led by BR Arnold. Officers elected for next year include P Hatch district chief and Charles Wood district senior sagamore with a parade and banquet following in the Knights of Pythias Hall.
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Athens
Pomeroy
BR. F. Arnold
Marietta
Nelsonville
Columbus
Circleville
A P. Hatch
Charles Wood
Sagamore
William Davin
C. E. Shaver
Athena
William Smith
Wampum
R. F. Arnold
American Legion Drum Corps of
Middleport
Pomeroy Band
Mohawk Cornhuskers
Bert Martin
Knights of Pythiss Hall
666 Liquid or Tablets Relieve Headache or Neural Pain
A cryptic ad notes 666 liquid or tablets aimed at relief for headache neural pain with quick acting checks and includes a 666 Salve for Baby's Cold. The text suggests medicinal products and remedies, interspersed with mentions of malaria checks over three days.
West Athens Budget Talks Include Water Line and Sidewalks
Athens City Council discussed electricity rate shifts to favor small users, a West Athens sidewalk program led by Rardin Brothers, and starting Second Street development. New traffic lights were ordered for Carpenter State and East Athens School routes as $5,000 notes funded a water main extension costing about $10,000.
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Athens
Iban
East
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Rarrdins
Clarence Bardin
Rardin Brothers Company
Second Street
Rardin Avenue
Hanlin Avenue
West Athens
Rardin
East Athens
Bardin
Cornell
Lsted
Wells
West
Robert 8. Wood
Carpenter
State Streets
East State Street
Hout Athens
North Hill
Elmwood Drive
John §. Collis
Colling
Water Department
Wood
Collins
Narito claims instant relief for rheumatic pains and more
A promotional note touts Narito as a万能 remedy curing rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and related aches. It promises two to three doses provide relief with a money back guarantee if not proven. available at drug stores with a doctor’s prescription focus.
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Jor
Nurito
Elks Inspection Planned at Athens Lodge Tonight
Elks Charis I Hastop the Newark Lodge past exalted ruler and chief deputy to John Cuon will conduct the annual Athens Lodge inspection tonight at 7 30. The exemplification of the ritual will be led by past exalted rulers of the Athens Lodge.
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Charis I. Hastop
Newark Lodge of Elks
John RB. Cuon
Athens
Hiks
Messenger Publisher Named Director on Ohio Select List
Gordon and Bush, publishers of The Athens Messenger, were named a director of the Ohio Select List of Dailies at a Columbus meeting. Other officers and directors were elected, with 55 Ohio dailies represented by 65 delegates. A radio progress discussion followed, led by Col Thad H Brown. Retired merchant Charley Titus died at his Shasnec home.
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Gordon & Bush
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Deshler-Waldek
Columbus Park
Siddall
The
Allance Review
Roy D. Moore
Canton
Brush-Moore
C. H. Spencer
Newark Advocate
J E Hurst
New Philadelphia
E. C Dix
Wooster
United States
New Lexington
Charley Titus
Shasnec
Bladder Physic Promises Nightly Relief and Cleansing
Advertisement for Bladder Physic claims to treat bladder and bowel issues by cleansing impurities and excess fluids. It promises reduced nightly urination and improved sleep after four days, with a money back guarantee if relief is not felt, and pitches BU KETS tablets from China Pharmacy.
Local Tax Dollar Spending Explained by County Auditor
Athens County auditor J Clyde Edmundson outlined the 1930 tax distribution before the Athens Kiwanis Club at Hotel Berry. He showed $1 050 385 06 collected and allocated to Schools, County, Townships, villages, state and Ohio University, noting prior bonded debt and recent redemptions while commenting on the 1931 appraisal and new tax law aimed at real estate relief and intangible wealth.
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Athena County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Edmundson
Athens County
Ohio University
Aard
Rotary President to Visit Buckeye State
Sidney Pascal of Rotary International will visit Ohio for an all state Rotary dinner in Columbus. The Deshler-Wallick hotel hosts the event, with Columbus Rotary Club and James A Maddox coordinating plans. The dinner aims to be a major Rotary gathering in Ohio history and is limited to Rotarians.
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Botarians
Ohio
Sidney Pascal
Rotary International
London
England
Columbus
Pascall
Columbus Rotary Club
Rotary
Jumbuz
James A Maddox
Columbus Club
Ohla
Janitros
Notable speakers lined up for Farmers Institute in Canaanville
Canaan Township Farmers Institute set for November 18 and 19 at the Canaanville M E Church with W. D. Zinn of Phillips, West Virginia and Mrs. Paul B. Maxwell of Morrow County as featured speakers. Zinn, a leading institute speaker, notes strong farmer interest in improving practices. Maxwell is praised as a popular and useful local figure. GAME LAW ENFORCED COLUMBUS, Oct. 20.-Strict enforcement of Ohio's game law has led to 22 arrests since Oct. 1 for hunting without licenses, hunting in state preserves, fishing in a sanctuary, or hunting after dark.
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Canaanville
Canaan Township
Farmers’ Institute
M 5
W. D. Zinn
Phillipps
Wva
Paul B. Maxwell
Morrow County
Zinn
United States
Millons
Maxwell
Columbus
Ohio
William H. Reinhart
Death motive said robbery blamed in Halliday slaying
Medina Oct 20 authorities say robbery motive behind the killing of John T Halliday 92 year old recluse and Civil War veteran found beaten to death in his Chippewa Lake shack Neighbors called the incident extremely thrifty and wealthy man suspected of hiding large sums of money.
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Medina
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