Local Social Notes and Moves Across Athens Area
Mr and Mrs Harvey Cone hosted a 6 oclock dinner for Annabel Cones twelfth birthday and her grandfather A S Pickering s natal day. Several Athens residents and relatives were listed with visits and upcoming moves among families and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cone
North
Lancaster Street
Annabel
A. S. Pickering
J. T. Pickering
Helen
Ruth
Alice
Huntington
W. Va
A. &. Pickering
Mary Margaret
Welk
Athens
Frank Jeffers
Meemechen
Cone
Flwood
Ohio M. E. Conference closes with reform report vote
Pastors and lay delegates return home as the annual Ohio M. E. Conference adjourns after reading ministerial appointments. The reform report passed with mild birth control endorsement. candidates who favor repealing the Eighteenth Amendment were criticized, and lynching, gang violence, tobacco uso, and racial bans in churches were denounced. District appointments listed include Athens and surrounding towns with assigned superintendents and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ohio M. E
Committee On Reform
Athens
R. ©. McClure
Albany
E. B. Dean
Amanda Royalton
E. T. Steele
Amesville
E. H. Krussell
Baltimore-Millersport
C. W. Hoffman
Barlow
C. D. Pfeltzgraf
Bremen
H- A. Rothrock
Belpre
I. P. Day
Carroll
Goss Family Weekend Visit Across Meigs County
Professor and Mrs. T A Goss and their daughter Matilda of White Water Wisconsin visited Chauncey and Meigs County with Mr and Mrs Robert Hixson. The Gosses spoke at the Teachers Institute last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Goss
Matilda
White Water
Wis
Robert Hixson
Chauncey
Hixson
Goss
L. H. Bingman
Meigs Coaty
Professor Goss
Teachers’ Institute
Athens Briefs Note Summer Visitors Departures
Mrs. H. B. Gordon left for Denver after a summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henry on Walker Street. Mrs. W. T. Betzing returned to Minnesota after a week in Athens visiting relatives and accompanying her mother Mrs. A. Westfall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Gordon
Denver
Colo
Jesse Henry
Walker Street
W. T. Betzing
Minnesota
Athens
A. Westfall
Linscots Return After Visit with Johnsons in Columbus
Out of town relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Michael Hearn. Attendees included Mrs. P M Cullian, Mrs. Margaret Sweeney, Miss Sue Noon, Miss Rose Noon, Mrs. M Hillis of New Lexington, Mrs. Margaret Hearn, Vernon Hearn, Day Hearn of Parkersburg W Va, Charles Dugan of Zanesville, Hugh Brown of Chicago, Mrs. Mac Callip, Mrs. Charles Lee, Mr. and Mrs. J W Sanderson, William Sanderson of Columbus, W P Mason and family of Pittsburgh, and Dr and Mrs W H Vorbau of Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael . Hearn
P. M. Culliian
Margaret Sweeney
Sue Noon
Rose Noon
M. Hillis
New Lexington
Margaret Hearn
Vernon
Day Hearn
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles Dugan
Zanesville
Hugh Brown
Chicago
Ill
Mac Callip
Charles Lee
J. W. Sanderson
William Sanderson
Columbus
W. P. Mason and Family
Pittsburgh, Pa
W. H. Vorbau
Lima
Reeder Couples Visit Barberton Friends
Mr and Mrs Hubert Reeder and Mr and Mrs Bernard Reeder returned from Barberton where they visited Mr and Mrs Hollis Williams the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Reeder
Bernard Reeder
Barberton
Hollis Williams
Ohio family returns home after Akron visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jordan with daughters Phyllis and Patricia and Patricia’s sister Mrs. J A Carson of Huntington W Va have returned to Athens from a motor trip to Akron to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Goodman and other relatives Mrs Carson left today for Huntington Ohio family returns home after Akron visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Jordan
Phyllis
Patricia
J. A. Carson
Huntington
W. Va
Athens
Akron
Robert Goodman
Tree Sitting Ends as Two Girls Descend from Perches
In Cleveland on September 9 two young girls end a tree sitting contest. Naomi Worden, 12, was first to descend while Anna Kosik, 14, remained crowned champion after lasting 1.306 hours and shook hands with Naomi before bed. Both return to school today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Naomi Worden
Naomi
Anna Kosik
Anna
Woman Dry Faces Ruth in Illinois Senate Battle
Mrs. Lottie Holman Neth the state's first woman legislator announces an independent bid to challenge Ruth Hanna McCormick with J. Hamilton Lewis the Democratic challenger in a race framed by prohibition referendums and statewide mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
United States Senate
Lottie Holman Neth
Republian
Ruth Hanna McCormick
J. Hamilton Lewis
Esther Class Holds Business Meeting
Regular church class session met Monday at Mrs. Bessie Carman's home 12 South High Street with Mrs. Fred Lee Tom in charge. Plans were made to take McCall subscriptions led by several captains. devotions, songs, readings and musical selections were provided by named members. Monday dinner guests at Hillcrest Inn included Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. H. W. Rhead along with Mrs. J. B. Mans of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
Bessie Carmen
South High Street
Fred Lee Tom
McCall
W., J. Davidson
Cameron Crossen
W. W. Connett
BD. A. Bardin
Flora Drake
Ruth Anna Kittle
Mary Helen Lee
Louise Kelley
E. L. Church
Richard Whitmore
Rexford Nickason
Walter Smith
H. W. Rhead
Zanceville
J. B. Mans
New York City
Hillcrest Inn
Rodehaver Family Reunion Attended in West Virginia
Mr and Mrs C H Rodehaver of Guysville and daughters Mrs Gertrude Douglas of Chillicothe and Mrs Ray Barnhart of Athens have returned from a Maryland and Pennsylvania trip. They also attended the Rodehaver family reunion in Mountaindale West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rodehaver
Guysville
Gertrude Douglas
Chillicothe
Ray Barnhart
Athens
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rodehaver
Mountaindale
W. Va
Relatives Attend Funeral of Mrs. Lawrence Beasley
Out of town relatives and friends gathered in Athens for the funeral. Included were Mr. and Mrs. Charlies M. Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. Benson, Marion, Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Holmes, Ward, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Amesville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henry. In Nelsonville, Mrs. Lydia Tewksberry and Albany granddaughter attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lawrence Beasley
Charlies M. Beasley
Mrs Kern Arrives Home From Magentic Springs Visit
Mrs. Elizabeth Kern returns home Monday after a three week stay at Magentic Springs. She is accompanied by her niece Mrs. Charlies Sosey and the young daughter of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kern
Magentic Springs
Charlies Sosey
Columbus
Visit Wraps Up For Bain Family And Relatives in Canal Winchester
Mrs J D Bain and son Froger of Western Springs Illinois return home after visiting her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs F B Lawrence who accompanied them to Columbus by motor Marian Vorhees returns to Findlay after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs F S Beveridge at 161 University Terrace Mrs Edgar Chaney of Canal Winchester arrives to spend a week with her niece Mrs Louis I Brown at 2 University Terrace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pilcher
John Tillery
London
Tennessee
Virginia
Hamilton
Pilcher
Charles Tillery
Athens
J. D. Bain
Froger
Western Springs
F. B. Lawrence
Columbus
Marian Vorhees
Findlay
F.S. Beveridge
University Terrace
Edgar Chaney
Canal Winchester
Louis I. Brown
Entertained Club At Hillcrest Inn
Albany Literary Club hosted by Mrs. Sandusky Woodgerd at the Hillcrest Inn with 12 guests at five o'clock tea. Special guest Mrs. Robert Geisy spoke as president of the South East District Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky Woodgerd
Albany
Albany Literary Club
Hillcrest Inn
Robert EE. Geisy
Lancaster
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Library to rise with prison-made brick at Ohio University
Four railroad car loads of brick made by Ohio prison labor will be used in constructing Ohio Universitys 355000 library. R E Buckey construction superintendent of Hawkins Contracting Company said part of the shipment has arrived. Nelsonville tile will be used, footing for the foundation is finished and brick foundation work began. The library project is not to be halted during winter and is expected to be completed next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio University
R. E. Buckey
Hawkins Contracting Company
Nelsonville
Andrews McLean Arrested On Statutory Charge In The Plains
Andrew McLean of The Plains was arrested Tuesday by Constable Joe Jonas on a statutory charge filed by Emmett Coakley for his 18 year old daughter Frc sie. He appeared before Magistrate C H Porter and pleaded not guilty, posting $500 bond to await grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McLean
the Plains
Joe Jonas
Emmett Coakley
Frc&sie
McLean
C. H. Porter
Miss Dorothy Sarber Heads Home for Week Visit
Miss Dorothy Sarber leaves today for a week with her mother Mrs J C Elicker of Ludlow Falls Ohio and her sisters Mrs C T Moore and Mrs J R Johnston of Piqua. Her sister Miss Josephine Elicker a Ohio University student will likely accompany her to Athens for the semester start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sarber
J. C. Elicker
Ludlow Falls
Ohio
C. T. Moore
J. R. Johnston
Piqua
Miss Sarber
Josephine Elicker
Ohio University
Athens
$25 000 Loss From Marietta Blaze
Fire destroyed the rear of the Colonial building on Front Street in Marietta. The Marion Printing Company plant was wiped out and Yellow Cab Company property damaged. Owned by D M Weed, the building had partial insurance. Fire Chief Hoist suspects the fire began in the printing shop on the second floor after a 4 am alarm. Firemen fought the blaze for about two hours.
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Marietta
Sept
Colonial
Front Street
Marion Printing Company
Yellow Cab Company
D. M. Weed
Second Street
Tree Afire At 45 Sunnyside Drive In Athens
A hollow tree in the rear of Joseph Craig’s residence at 45 Sunnyside Drive was set aflame by neighborhood children earlier Tuesday evening. Athens fire department responded at 12 15 a m with little damage reported, according to Fire Chief E R Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Craig
Sunnyside Drive
Athens
Baby Leopard Promenades with Josephine Baker in Deauville
Josephine Baker, famed American musical star, is pictured in Deauville walking with her pet baby leopard, drawing crowds and adding flair to a seaside promenade. The image captures Baker’s reputation for bold, stylish stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Baker
Deauville
Terrapin Pays Her Mortgage at Ponca City Derby
Goober Dust, a pet turtle, won first prize of 7100 dollars in the national terrapin derby at the 101 Ranch arena Ponca City Oklahoma. The winner Mrs Clare V Day plans to use the money to pay off the farm mortgage and enjoy a few luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare V. Day
Ponca City
Okla
101 Ranch Arena
Robbery of State Funds Solved in Ohio Case
In St Clairsville Ohio Sheriff Ford Moore and G L Coffenberry report the theft of 1800 in state checks from the State Industrial Commission office in Columbus three weeks ago is believed solved. Coffenberry issued a forgery warrant for Mrs Robert Brown arrested in Monessen Pa after she and two male accomplices were tracked through several Ohio towns to St Clairsville. The vouchers were taken after a dispute over compensation due Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
State Industrial Commission
Columbus
Ford Moore
G. L. Coffenberry
Commission
Coffenberry
Robert Brown
Monessen
Ohio
Brown
Export Demand Sought to Aid Farmers, Says Ohio Expert
Columbus report notes lack of export demand depresses grain prices despite full spring wheat movement in Canada. C W Eberhard cites rising North American supplies and a domestic visible supply of 187.09 million bushels, with last year’s peak 194 million, as expectations of a new record. Argentina’s revolution threatens wheat shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
ANS
C. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
Canada
North America
Argentina
Wheat market hints at higher prices amid planting decline
Farm reports indicate a 4 percent drop in intended wheat acreage from last year. Market observers foresee potential price rises despite no current wheat shortage, with price adjustments tied to other grain movements.
Taken For Ride By West Side Chicago Gang
Peter Nicastro 20 whose arrest record was lengthy but convictions rare was shot four times in the head and dumped from a speeding car in Chicago’s Genna West Side gang stronghold. He died 15 minutes later as powder burns marked the bullets’ point of impact. Scratches on his shoes suggested he resisted before being dragged into the vehicle. Police said he had been linked to the notorious 42 gang and suspected of bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Nicastro
Genna West Side
Nicastro
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L. G. Bean
Doctor Bean
Ohio Department of Health
Division of
Dental Hygiene
Poplar Avenue
H. J. Ong
Alvin W. Jones
Franklin Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
Chilhcothe
Jones
Southern Ohio Electric Company
M. D. Worley
Jimmie Lee
Billy David
Doctor Worley
Cincinnati
Mrs. C. J. Flowers
Washington Do. H
Delaware
Thor Olson
Athens Needle Club
Woodard Avenue
Clarice Totman
Portsmouth
W. W. Totman
Cannonville Road
Walter E. Musgrave
Harriet
Eldon
W. E. Asplin
Troy
Howard Musgrave
W. Z. Musgrave
Bertha Bridgman
East Side
Ahrens
Noble County
James Bridgman
A. O. Sloane
South Court Street
John R. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Sarah Frances New
Tilton
New Hampshire
Leo Frost
Otha Alleen
Marion
Russells Point
Indian Lake
A. V. Linscott
A. L. Johnson
Morria Avenue
the Cline Pharmacy Co
BAYER
Kirk
Ruth Porter
Fred Porter
Grosvenor Street
Dwight Junod
Herbert
Robert Masterton
Washington, D. C
Martzolff
M. E
Marietta Blaze
Terrapin
Moore
West Side
Harry Slaughter
N. Court St
Goslin
Jenkins
Post
Postum Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
G. F. Corp
Door
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