Society Notes Include Church Class Meeting And Birth Announcements
The Philantia Class of the Christian Church held a Tuesday gathering at Miss Christian Church's home on North Congress Street with devotions led by Mrs. Frank Watkins and plans for a Thanksgiving fundraising contest. Birth announcements came from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chubb of Cheshire Conn for a grandson of Dean and Mrs. E. W. Chubb, and from Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams for a daughter, Margaret Marie born September 10. The piece also covers visits by various Athens residents, a Pythian Sisters meeting invitation, and a Patterson Covert marriage, with Club activities at the Child Conservation League and several social gatherings and travels mentioned.
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Philanthea
The
Christian Church
Miss Christian Church
North Congress Street
Frank Watkins
Ida A. Allison
Sylvia Munn
Louisa Steele
Edwin Chubb
Cheshire, Conn
Dean
E. W. Chubb
Clarence Williams
Spring Street
Margaret Marie
J. H. Bourns
North Hobart Boulevard
Los Angeles
Calif
Frances Ann
Burbank Hospital
Rourns
Mary Helen Dailey
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Frances Pickering
Athens
James Lewis
Oak Street
Child Conservation League
W. F. Giesecke
Thomas Gibson
New Orleans Street Car Bomb After Strike Vote Rejected
In New Orleans on September 12 a street car bombed and wrecked soon after strikers rejected a tentative return to work by 1009 to 87. Police used tear bombs to scatter cheering crowds while acting Mayor Walmsley ordered an immediate investigation into police actions.
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New Orleans
Uri
New Orelans
T. M. Walmsley
Parmiter Family Get-Together Planned in Stewart
Stewart Ohio Sept 12 A family gathering of Mr and Mrs J Louis Winner’s relatives took place Sunday with noon dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Fu Parmiter and family Amesville Cleveland Athens Stewart and their children. Edith Parmiter a Cleveland nurse and granddaughter Martha Brawley could not attend.
Outlook for crops not as good since the drought in Ohio
The September 1 report from the Federal Crop Reporting Service shows a smaller Ohio crop outlook due to drought. Corn is estimated at 124,785,000 bushels, oats about 48,686,000, barley near 2,921,000, and potatoes around 11,011,000 bushels, with regional variation in yield.
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Columbus
Ohio
G. S. Ray
Federal
Ohio Corn
Ohio crop prospects show declines across state and tobacco drop
Five year average indicates poorer conditions in most parts of the state with the north central and northeastern regions hardest hit. Tobacco harvest prospects fall to 8 3 thousand pounds versus 83 4 million in 1928 and 39 289 000 in the prior decade. Pastures dip to 8 percent of normal while September forecasts list lower yields for buckwheat hay sugar beets apples peaches pears grapes and other crops.
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Ohio
Sold Out Means Success for Local Tomato Seller
M C Cabeen of 7 Wolfe Street celebrates a complete tomato sale after advertising in the Messenger Classified Section. He stated the next day he had sold all the tomatoes he had at present, confirming strong demand and clear results from the ad.
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M C. Cabeen
Wolfe Street
Local Woman Reports Relief After Sorbol Quadruple Treatment
Mrs. Carrie Barnhouse of Wellston Ohio claims a three day choking attack ended after using Sorbol Quadruple. She sat up all night fanning to breathe, and within two weeks her goitre disappeared with no signs remaining. She says she will not discuss the case further.
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Kelief
Colortess Lintment
Carrie Barnhouse
West
Wellston
Ohio
Saya
Sorbot Company
Mechanicsburg
McKee Drug Co
TWA School Strikes Spread in Belmont County
Belmont County schools report a second strike at Pupua In Steel School near Martins Ferry with over 31 pupils boycotting classes in abandoned facilities. County Superintendent George M Foxne arranged parent conferences and met with their attorney to resolve the dispute after the State Board of Education had ordered closures.
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Bellaire
Belmont County
Pupua
Martins Ferry
McCuainsville
George M Poxne
State Board of Education
Warwich Denies Charge In Ohio Real Estate Row
Youngstown real estate man and OSU alumni group president HW S Warwich denied Ralph Vince John Carroll coach who accused association members of offering Ted Rosequist free board room auction and a job to attend Ohio State University in a Cleveland linked dispute.
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Youngstown
U.R
HW. S
Dave) Warwich
Ohio State University Alonmat Association
Ralph Vince
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Ted Rosequist
Carroll
Ohio State
Ship Breaks Up in Severe Seas Off Alaska
The Oceanic and Oriental Company's freighter Gotten Forest grounded on the north shore of Sheit hof Strait near Katmat Volcano and began breaking up amid terrific gales and heavy seas. The Golden Forest was en route to Darren from San Francisco when disaster overtook it.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Oceanic and Oriental Company
Gotten Forest
Sheithof Straita
Katmat Volcano
Golden Forest
Darren
San Francisco
St. John Plans To Clear Ohio State
Ohio State athletic director W. St. John announced drastic action to clear the university of proposed charges of propping. The case involves Red Rosequint prospect and alleged offer of 254 dollars per week for board room and tuition at the university.
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St. John
Ohio State
Columbes
Oho State University of A
Sehocontom Clate
W. St. John
Red Rosequint
John Careroll University
Ohio State Proposition Reported Involving Alumni Figures
Coach BRaiot Vince of John Carrail said Rosequist claimed Hal E. Ells a senior at Ohio State now in Cleveland and Fred Schweitzer former head of the Cleveland Ohio State alumni proposed something. The remarks were made yesterday.
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Ohio State
Braiot Vince
John Carrail
Vince
Rosequist
Hal E. Ells
Cleveland
Fred Schweitzer
Delinquent Taxes Reported for Perry County
Delinquent taxes in Perry County totaled 194615.96 dollars for this year. Figures were compiled at the county auditor’s office and approved by the auditor of state, announced by Auditor I W Quinn.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Auditor of State
W. Quinn
Brown Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Aaron Brown has returned to his home after three weeks at Grant Hospital in Columbus following a serious surgical operation. His condition is reported to be much improved as he recovers at home.
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Aaron Brown
Columbus
Grant Hospital
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Anne Pickering
Chicago
Joe Pickering
George de Camp
George Reynolds
Helen Reynolds
George Laird
Pleasant
Iowa
Mr. Laird
Athens Township
Seventh
Ohio Cavalry
Laird
R. M. Laird
Blanche Howe
Maude Howe
Poplar Avenue
West Virginia State Normal
West Liberty
Pythian Sisters
Martin Josten
Conrad
Margaret Mary
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marietta
Josten
Margaret
Adeline Fraser
Raymond Fraser
M. Fraser
Detroit Mich
J. W. Hudson
Harry
Niagara Falls
Erie
Child Conservation League Met
O. E. Fri
Paul
Cone
Kilpatrick
Porter
Pearl Drake
Billy Lewis
Lewis
Mars Marquis
Jessie Drake
John Fulton
Wade Burke
Ralph Miller
Wayne Wingett
E.G. Burt
Peggy Paige
Style Shop
Parmiter
Fon
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Marshall Field & Company
the Security Savings Bank
Thens
TWA
Reimant Canty
Brown IS Home
B.s Sells
North Court Street
Peggy Paris — Sterling
Mic Heary
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