Ohio University delegates return from Europe trip
Miss Irma E. Voigt dean of women at Ohio University and Miss Edith Wray English professor arrived back in New York from Europe where they attended the International Federation of University Women conference in Edinburgh. They also studied in Oxford and toured the Lake Country Devon and Cornwall during their stay.
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Ohio University
Scotland
Oxford
States
Irma E. Voigt
wom@m
Europe
Edith Wray
Ohio Universe
Shelbyville
Ind
Voigt
Miss Wrey
New
York
Harding
International Federation of University Women
Edinburg
Dean Voigt
Ohio Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women
Great Britain
Miss Voigt
Miss Wray
Lake Country
Devon and Cornwell
Mabel Brown
Bertha Brown
Guy H. Brown
Mountain Lake Park
H. D. Mirick
Washington, D. C
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Berlin New Jersey resident Mara Helen Pitreer praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound after tests in the papers showed relief from severe side pains. She reports improved appetite, color, and energy to work without lying down.
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Mara
Helen Pitreer
Milford Road
Berlin
New Jersey
Foreign Society Will Meet in Church Parlors
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church meets in church parlors at 2 30 Friday afternoon. Mrs Arthur Hunter to lead devotions and Mrs A E Dent to handle the stewardship program. A Kappa Phi girls playlet directed by Mrs H T Farrar will be presented. Mrs 8 S Carpenter and her group hostesses.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Arthur Hunter
A. E. Dent
H. T. Farrar
Kappa Phi
Carpenter
Pre-School Mothers Elect Officers at Meeting on Marietta Ave
The Pre-School Mothers' Club elected officers for the upcoming year at a Wednesday business meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jeryl Ramsey on Marietta Avenue. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Officers chosen are Mrs. Jeryl Rameey president, Mrs. Frank Ayers vice president, Mrs. Owen Beal secretary treasurer.
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Mothers’ Club
Jeryl Ramsey
Marietta Avenue
Jeryl Rameey
Frank Ayers
Owen Beal
Eclipse Draws Athens Residents for Solar Event
Athens residents showed keen interest in the solar eclipse yesterday with men women and children suffering sunburned necks Adam's apples and even roofs of mouths. Scores watched from yards with smoked glass while others tried to listen to radio reports. A temperature drop around 5 30 marked the eclipse peak and glare was notably reduced.
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Athens
Sweet and Yet Smart Tailored Fall Ensemble Highlight
The秋 outfit blends femininity with intellect, featuring a heavy black wool frock with angora touch. A fitted skirt, long tight sleeves, and a white neck accent create chic simplicity. A black beret tilts over one eye, paired with black kid opera pumps for a tailored finish.
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Angora
Chic
Three Detours To Reach Columbus Through Detours
Athens motorists avoid the Nelsonville Haydenville road by detouring via Mason City Hill Buchtel Car Bon Hill Road to Route 31 north of Haydenville. Other travelers use Routes 56 and 75 through Carbondale and Logan, or Route 23 from Circleville, adding many miles to the trip to bypass the Nelsonville Haydenville improvement.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Mason City
Haydenville
Court to Hear Appeal on Ohio Intangible Tax
Cincinnati August 31 The First District Court of Appeals will hear Thursday the state's appeal from Judge Ester R Shock's ruling that invalidated the distribution features of the new Ohio Intangible Tax Law.
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Cincinnati
First District Court of Appeals
Ester R. Shock
Ohio
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2224
Pattern 2224 by Anne Adams from The Athens Messenger describes a simple frock for sizes 38 to 52 with step by step diagrams. It notes a contrasting vestee and cuffs on a printed cotton model and emphasizes neat clean lines.
County staff assure school health for fall term
County health officials led by Dr. J. M. Higgins prepared for the return of amens County Schools on September 12. Water samples from schools were sent for analysis, toilets inspected, and clinics informed parents of physical defects. Health conditions statewide are good, with some typhoid fever noted in Trimble Township.
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Amens
J. M. Higgins
State Health Department
Higgins
Trimble
Revolt in Ecuador Renewed Street Fighting in Quito
Federal reinforcements moved toward Quito as clashes between rebels and royalists resumed. Hundreds are reported killed or wounded and the truce breakdown is confirmed. Decomposed bodies lie in the streets and women and children are among the victims as rescue efforts are hindered by ongoing fighting.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
U.P
Quito
Edwin A Lynch Visits Chicago and Tennessee Civil Sites
Edwin A Lynch of Chicago, foreman's clerk for Illinois Central Railroad, arrived in Coolville from Chicago to visit relatives Eber and May Russell and Bert and Nellie Conklin, plans a Chattanooga trip to Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga Battlefields, weighs 316 pounds, noted as a famous walker. his mother Mrs. Rose Lynch will visit in September.
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Chicago
Coolville
Edwin A. Lynch
Eber
May Russell
Bert
Nellie Conklin
William C. Aiken
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Chackamauga
Illinois Central Railroad
Rose Lynch
Lynch
Equality demands push Germany to quit disarmament talks
Berlin Sept 1 Germany warns it will withdraw from all future disarmament conferences if France rejects its demand for military equality. If talks fail to reach a new agreement allowing reorganization of forces the Papen cabinet will consider the Versailles military clauses abrogated as informed by United Press.
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France
Berlin
U.P
Germany
Reich
Franz von Papen
United Press
Old Age Pension Favored by Senator Eberle in Athens
Senator L J Eberle of Nelsonville spoke to the Athens Aerie of Eagles on favoring an old age pension law. He said big interests oppose sympathetic movements and urged enactment to provide security for the aged widows and children without hardships on employers.
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L. J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Athens Aerie of Eagles
Eberle
Ohio
Concrete Base Work Starting on East State Street Project
Forms for a concrete base are being laid for the East State Street improvement. The first pour will start at Park Street and run to Home Street next week, with about 1,800 feet of base concrete planned. A detour via Home Street will be used and one way traffic will be maintained.
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East State Street
Park Street
Home Street
Anne Adams Pattern Catalog Seeks Orders For 2224
The Fall and Winter edition offers large figure patterns with scalloped edges and long sleeves. Pattern 2224 available in sizes 38 to 52 requires 4 yards 36 inch fabric and 12 yards contrasting. Catalog includes step by step instructions and ships for 15 cents, with combined catalog and pattern at 25 cents. Mail to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Wofth Street
New York City
State Welfare official visits Athens on bond issue probe
Miss Leila Kinney of the State Department of Welfare accompanied county commissioners to review conditions in Athens County as reevaluation reports for bond relief were considered. She left for Meigs County late yesterday after rechecking initial findings.
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Athens
Leila Kinney
State Department of Welfare
Miss Kinney
Athens County
Meigs County
No Teaching Positions Open in Athens County After Exam
The Athens County unit reports no openings for next year as all those hired for the coming year passed the teachers’ examination held last Friday at Athens Junior High School. Supt. Alex Root announced the list of successful examinees and noting two who failed to pass.
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Athens County
Athens Junior High
Lodi
Adena Gift
Albany
Wilbur Harris
Bern Township
Bernice Hipscher
Trimble
Garrett McKee
Ernestine Shirkey
Jacksonville
Glenna Whitmore
Auto license tag sales for late August total $330.68
David Johnson reports the August second-half sales of automobile license tags totaled 330.68 dollars. Fifty passenger cars generated 182 dollars, eight trucks brought 120.33 dollars, seven trailers contributed additional proceeds.
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David Johnson
Johnson Notes Price Reductions and Fall Rates
Johnson announced a reduction affecting the fourth quarter, with a price cut taking effect October 1. The statement references totals of 14.35 dollars and two motorcycles valued at 5.
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Johnson
Russell Named Attendance Officer in Athens County Schools
Joe J. G. Russell began duties as attendance officer in the Athens County Schools. He resigned from the Athens County Board of Education to take the post and succeeds Fred P. Linscott, with Supt. Alex Root overseeing the office.
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J. G. Russell
Athens County
Supt
Alex Root
Russell
Athens County Board of Education
Fred P. Linscott
Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet and Sweetener Ad
The ad promotes Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet ready to use at drug or grocery stores with 25¢ packaging. Adds 4% Grandma Kuhn's Sweetener to vinegar to produce 50 to 150 pickles or gallon of catsup and includes full directions for pickles and catsup. Also markets Grandma Kuhn's Sweetener and Preservative and offers direct mail order from H. Dale Kuhn, Shelby.
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Grandma Kuhn
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