Progressive Literary Club Meeting Highlights and Guests
Society clubs news lists nicknames and mottos from state roll calls at the Progressive Literary Club gathering. Readings included poems, a playset, piano and violin numbers, and a reading by Mrs. L. C. Mead with guests in attendance at Mrs. Fred Slaughter’s home on Grosvenor Street.
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Progressive Literary Club
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor Street
H. M. Brookins
Neal Hessel
J. W. Hudson
Blanche Finsterwald
Natalie Slaughter
Evelyn Fishbaugh
C. D. Duncan
Guy Graham
Tragedy of the Hat
L. C. Mead
Guy Bolen
Ray Slaughter
I. M. Walcott
Evelyn Fishbauzh
Delphian Society Discuss The Iliad
The Delphian Society met Monday evening at 45 Maplewood Drive with Miss Mary Kahler presiding. Fourteen members answered roll call as the discussion of The Iliad was led by Miss Kahler and Mrs. Clyde R. Featherston. Laurene Shields left for New Concord to join Muskingum College faculty after graduating from Ohio University in 1930.
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The
Delphian Society
Fred Wheaton
Maplewood Drive
Mary Kahler
Kahler
Clyde R. Featherston
Laurene Shields
Second Street
New Concord
Muskingum College
Miss Verna Miller Tours Dayton Visit
Miss Verna Miller of Dayton and former Ohio University Home Economics student visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Brooks at 18 West Carpenter Street. Miller, in charge of the Frigidaire factory experimental kitchen in Dayton, paused during a business trip to Ohio State University in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Miller
Dayton
Ohio University
Herbert W. Brooks
West
Carpenter Street
Student Elizabeth Kuhn Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Elizabeth Kuhn a freshman at Ohio University was taken to City Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia Monday morning and underwent an appendicitis operation at 11 o'clock the same forenoon. Her condition was reported favorable in Athens today. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kuhn of Bridgeport and a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority.
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Elizabeth Kuhn
Ohio University
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens
Miss Kuhn
John Kuhn
Bridgeport
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Local Notes and Club Meeting Update in Coveland and Athens
Mr Clyde Herron of Western Auto Supply Coveland visits Athens during a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs J B Herron at New Marshfield. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club will meet Wednesday at 7:36 pm with Mrs R C Hopkins 171 Fast State Street replacing the prior host Mrs Oscar Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Herron
Western Auto Supply Company
Coveland
Athens
Mr. Herron
J. B. Herron
New Marshfield
Pi Beta Phi
R. C. Hopkins
Fast State Street
Oscar Fulton
Miriam Class Plans Masked Halloween Party at Church
Miriam Class of the First Christian Church invites friends to a masked Halloween party Wednesday evening in the church parlors. Mr and Mrs Alton Wolfe hosted a family dinner at their home on Sunday.
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Miriam
First Christian Church
Mrs. Alton Wolfe
Week-end Guests Visit Nelsonville Couple
Mr and Mrs John Pedigo of Nelsonville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Hooper at 28 Curran Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pedigo
Nelsonville
Fred Hooper
Curran Drive
Child Conservation League Meeting Highlights
Mrs. T. A. Copeland hosted the Child Conservation League with 20 members attending. Delegates W S Giesecke and Fred Fenzel were named to the Southeast district convention in Athens. Mrs. Giesecke reported on the state C C L meeting in Columbus held October 28 24 with F W Cone presenting her paper.
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T. A. Copeland
Morris Avenue
Child Conservation League
W .S. Gihesecke
League
Athens
W. S. Giesecke
Fred Fenzel
C. GC. L
Columbus
F. W. Cone
Copeland
Mary Agnes
John Stewart
Hannah C. Stewart
Mrs Williams in Grant Hospital and visitors at Bishop home
Mrs. R. Db. Williams is convalescing in Grant Hospital Columbus after surgery. Rev. and Mrs. 8. J. Bishop host as their guest Miss Mary Phillips of Chillicothe, sister of the Clergyman.
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8. J. Bishop
Mary Phillips
Chillicothe
Dry goods dealer files bankruptcy in Columbus
Columbus, Oct 28. Ray K. E. Root of Frost, a dry goods and general merchandise dealer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing liabilities at 2777.94 dollars and assets at 1976.18 dollars.
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Columbus
U.P
Ray KE. Root
Frost
U. S. District Court
Kiwanis Club Finalizes Halloween Party Plans
Kiwanis Club members met at Hotel Berry in Athens to finalize Halloween party arrangements for Friday night. Committees were named to supervise entertainment, and delegates EF T. Quidor and Dr. M. D. Worley reported on the Kiwanis State Convention in Toledo. Dick Young, national secretary of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, attended as a visitor.
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Athens
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Kiwanis
Toledo
EF. T. Quidor
M. D. Worley
Dick Young
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Legion Leaders To Meet For Armistice Day Plans
Chairmen of committees will meet at 7 36 tonight at K T Crossen Post 21 American Legion headquarters. R H White leads arrangements and will report progress of planning.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
R. H. White
Bishop Pearce Collapses Outside House of Lords
The Bishop of Worcester Rt. Rev. Ernest Harold Pearce fainted while waiting in a crowd for King George at Parliament’s opening and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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London
U.R
Worcester
Ernest Harold Pearce
House of Lords
King George
Child Dies From Burns In Gallipolis Fire
Four year old Freda Glover died after her clothing ignited from an open grate. Parents Mr and Mrs Lillien Glover quickly put out the flames but medical aid arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Freda Glover
Lillien Glover
Pastor Howard Simpson Returns to Morris Town Holiness Church
The Rev. Howard Simpson of Newark, former minister at Morris Town Holiness Church, preached both services to large audiences on Sunday. Prayer services this week will be hosted at Hast Millfield and Bailey Run homes by local congregants.
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Chauncrey
Howard Simpson
Newark
Morristown
Holiness Church
Arthur Lemons
Hast Millfield
John Katzenbach
Bailey Run
Freshman Class Hosts Halloween Masquerade in Chauncey
Miss Emogene Locke hosted a Halloween masquerade for Chauncey-Dover High School freshmen at her parents home on Mound Street. Ruth Fiske from the faculty attended. The event featured games music and dancing with refreshments for 26 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Emogene Locke
Chauncey-Dover High School
Lester Locke
Mound Street
Ruth Fiske
Plains Area Personal Notices Highlight Local Relatives
Dale and Glenn Channell and families spent the weekend in The Plains with the Channell parents Mr and Mrs W C Channell. Ben Cooper from Newark visited relatives in The Plains along with his daughter Margy who is at school in Athens. Floyd Linscott and sons Charles and Jack visited Hooper Ridge during the weekend with Mr and Mrs A M Linscott. Bertha Van Lye returned from two weeks in Charleston and Wheeling West Virginia. Welen Channell of Akron visited his parents in Millfield and then went to The Plains to see his aunt Mrs W C Channell.
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Plains
Dale
Glenn Channell
Mansfield
The
W. C. Channell
Ben Cooper
Newark
Margy Coper
Athens
Floyd Linscott
Charles
Jack
A. M. Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Bertha van Lye
Charleston
Wheeling
W. Va
Welen Channell
Akron
Ralph Channel
Millfield
the Plains
Guests of Darnells Cherish Sunday at The Plains
Mr and Mrs Samuel Darnell hosted at their The Plains home on Sunday with guests Mrs Anna Bennet and son Donald Hershal Darnell and Mr and Mrs Add McNabb and children Robert and Helen Jean all from Columbus Mrs McNabb formerly Miss Thelma Noble of The Plains.
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Darnells Chauncey
Samuel Darnell
the Plains
Anna Bennet
Donald
Hershal Darnell
Add McNabb
Robert
Helen Jean
Columbus
McNabb
Thelma Noble
Plains PTA Plans Community Supper Tonight
Chauncey residents are invited to a Plains Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 7 p.m. in the Grade School Auditorium. The Senior Class will present the program and plans will be made for the annual community supper.
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Chauncey
The
Plains Parent- Teacher Association
Mines in Chauncey district show 13 active today
Chauncey October 28. Fourteen mines operated in this district Monday and 13 are marked for work today. They are: No. 9, No. 255, No. 10, Ohio No. 1, No. 68, No. 24, No. 28, No. 86, Poston No. 6, Chauncey No. 25, L. D. Poston No. 119, and Hocking.
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Chauncey
Ohio No
Poston
Chauncey No
L. D. Poston
Hocking
Entertains Relatives at The Plains Weekend Visit
Mrs Hugh Nida and daughter Thelma hosted relatives over the weekend at The Plains. Guests included Mrs Anna Brown and her son and daughter-in-law Harley Brown and daughter from Rock Springs Ohio, Mr and Mrs Homer Roush and sons Edgar and Allen from Minersville, Mrs Elbert Sams and daughter Lena from Bates, Stanley Nida, and Doctor Witcherman of Athens.
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Chauncey
Hugh Nida
Thelma
The
Plains
Anna Brown
Harley Brown
Rock Springs
Ohio
Homer Roush
Edgar and Allen
Minersville
Elbert Sams
Lena
Bates
Stanley Nida
Doctor Witcherman
Athens
Sunday Dinner Hosts in Main Street Home
Mrs. Carl Conrad and Chauncey hosted a chicken dinner at their Main Street residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn and daughter Betty of Columbus, Mrs. Rose Dickerson of Maydenville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Cox of Athens.
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Chauncey
Carl Conrad
Main Street
James Dunn
Betty
Columbus
Rose Dickerson
Maydenville
John Cox
Athens
Kills Rats and Mice Without Poison Promoted
K R O the largest selling exterminator in America claims to kill rats and mice without harming dogs cats or poultry. The product uses equil an ingredient recommended by the U S Government and allegedly ensures death to rodents but not other animals. It destroyed 678 rats at the Arkansas State Farm in one night. Sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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America
Arkansas
Chauncey Ladies Attend Rebekah Lodge District Convention
Mrs George W Wilson Mrs Andrew Jackson Mrs Frank Canter Mrs Dane Osborne Mrs Earl Bridgewater Mrs Mila Stalder Mrs Robert Hixson Sr and Mrs Glyde Jourden of Chauncey represented Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Chauncey at the district convention in Athens where they were entertained by Nannie Ullom Rebekah Lodge of that city.
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Chauncey
George W. Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Frank Canter
Dane Osborne
Earl Bridgewater
Mila Stalder
Robert Hixson
Glyde Jourden
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Athens
Rebekah Lodge
Nannie Ullom
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Halloween Party
The annual Halloween party of Forest Rose Rebekah lodge Chauncey will be held Thursday evening in the knights of Pythias Hall. The masquerade event invites Rebekahs Odd Fellows and families. Rebekahs should contribute to the menu with sandwiches pickles pie and doughnuts.
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Nual
Forest Rose
Chauncey
Knights of Pythias
Tippett Hosts Dinner in Converse Street Gathering
Mrs Sam Tippett and Chauncey entertained at dinner Sunday at their Converse Street home. Present were Mrs John Ricketts, son and granddaughter Ben Ricketts and Florence Rose Ricketts of New Lexington.
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Tippetts
Chauncey
Sam ‘Tippett
Converse Street
John Ricketts
Ben Ricketts
Florence Rose Ricketts
New Lexington
Dinner honors Pr and Mrs Howard from Amenville
Mrs Elizabeth Knode and Miss Helen Howard of Chauncey entertained at their Ellis Avenue home Sunday evening. The dinner honored their brother and sister-in-law Professor and Mrs Joan M Howard of Amenville.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Ellis Avenue
Joan M. Howard
Amenville
Chauncey Miner Struck By Flying Coal In Eye
Donald Frazey of Chauncey sustained an injury to his left eye while working at Chauncey Mine No 25 when struck by a piece of coal.
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Chauncey
Donald Frazey
Chauncey Mine No
Births and visits recount Chauncey area social notes
Mrs John Bulloch Chauncey welcomed a son at home in Bailey Run. Mrs Peter Pendergrass Chauncey is ill with typhoid fever at Converse Street. Mr and Mrs Earl Johnston and Catherine Johnston Chauncey visited Coolville with Mrs Martha Frost. George Russell Newark and John Hunt Columbus families visited Millfield to see Mrs Ladd Russell. Marie Morgan Arlyn Blauser Lancaster visited Chauncey with Henry Morgan and family.
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Peter Pendergrass
Chauncey
Converse Street
Earl Johnston
Catharine Johnston
Coolville
Martha Frost
George Russell
Newark
John Hunt
Columbus
Millfield
Ladd Russell
Recognition at Ath ens First Methodist Sunday School
Recognition services honored Prof. C. M. Copeland and Copeland Men’s Class officers J R Harvey H A Junod and P E Shirley. The 1907 class organized enrollment rose to 250 by 1911 and peaked at 2887 on May I 1917 with varied attendances through 1915 before Copeland resigned due to ill health in 1918.
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C. M. Copeland
Copeland
Athens
J. R. Harvey
H. A. Junod
P. E. Shirley
Sunday School Class Recognition Completes 17 Years of Attendance
The class averages 89 attendees. P. E. Shirley, who manages the class library, has not missed Sunday School in 17 years and only three times in 20 years. IL. W. Kelley, class president, led the recognition services held Sunday.
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P. E. Shirley
IL. W. Kelley
Officers Chosen by Athens County Home Economics Teachers
Beryl Cone of The Plains High School was elected president of the Athens County Home Economics Teachers Association at a meeting with county school superintendent Alex Root. Lois Apgar of Troy High School became vice-president and Grace Webb of Albany was named secretary. The group plans school visits to study methods, with next meeting set for November 22 in the Ohio University Fine Arts Building.
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Beryl Cone
The
Plains High School
Athens County Home Economics Teachers Association
Alex Root
Athens County
Lois Apgar
Troy High School
Grace Webb
Albany
Bernice Carter
Mary C. Mulligan
Florence Workman
Zelma Hill
Bernice Hugus
Ohio University Fine Arts
Knights of Pythias Grant Second Degree Members
W. H. Brooks and George Ashworth received the Second Degree of initiation at Athenean Lodge 104 Knights of Pythias during a Monday night meeting. The Third Degree is scheduled for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
W. H. Brooks
George Ashworth
Athenean Lodge
Modern Advertising Index to Values in Foodstuffs
Elizabeth Benson argues shoppers can judge value over price as prices adjust after 1921. Reading daily newspaper ads helps identify worthy products and avoid fraud. The Athens Messenger columns guide households to maximize value and satisfaction through advertised goods.
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Athens Messenger
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Jonnie Morris
Dorothy
Evelyn
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Charles 8. Bradfield, Jr
Central
Intral
Feoquest
Virgile Davis
Lostro Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Conrads Entertain
Vey “Colonial Plan
the Colonial Finance CO
John Bulloch
Lupre F. Pragnam
Vegetabie
C. M, Copeland
Abdella Sandwich Shop
Melody
Sun Glow
Loftin White
Heatrola
Kerr Hardware CO
Elizabeth Benson
the Carpenter Hardware
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Dream
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Cline
the Cline Ice Cream Company
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