Pledging of C. M. C. Night Party at President's Home
Annual pledging of the C. M. C. sorority took place at the home of new president Bernadine Sprague on Morris Avenue. Alumnae and Phi Gamma sisterhood attended as pledges Alice Bardin Ruth Phillips Frances Moler Helen Herman Kathareen Shannon Mary Ann Smith Sara Mansfield Helen Haskins and Mary Anna Schuler joined. Several community members and visitors were noted with travel to and from events including Miss Constance Leete and others enjoying social gatherings and travel reports.
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Bernadine Sprague
Morris Avenue
Glorifying Your Arches A Guide To Comfort and Posture
A health note advises preserving foot arches through comfortable footwear and balanced weight. Avoid tall heels during long standing or walking and use arch supports if needed. Proper shoe fit, posture, and foot massage help prevent fatigue and flat foot, keeping the body comfortable.
Telegraph Says US War Debtors Won’t Invoke Delay
The Daily Telegraph reports that none of the United States war debtors are expected to use the suspensory clause by September 15 to postpone December 15 payments, at least not until after the election.
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London
Daily Telegraph
United States
Ohio AFL Delegates to Meet on Unemployment Insurance
Delegates from all Ohio AFL locals were invited to a Sunday gathering in Columbus to discuss plans for pushing forward unemployment insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Federation of Labor
Ohio
Wesley Six Dies Life-Long Carbondale Resident
Wesley Six 62 died at his Carbondale home Sunday after seven years with palsy and pneumonia since Friday. A coal miner and lifelong resident, he leaves wife, a step-son Floyd Mosier, a step-daughter Mrs John Barrows of Nelsonville, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, two brothers Harrison and William, and three sisters Myra Reynolds Addison Michigan John Cullison Glen Ebon and Vina McKee of Carbondale. Funeral at Carbondale M E Church Tuesday 2 PM. Burial Greenlawn Nelsonville.
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Carbondale
Wesley Six
Six
Floyd Mosier
John Barrows
Nelsonville
Trout Season Closed Seven Months in Ohio
Columbus Sept 12 A seven month closed season on trout from Sept 15 to April 15 was announced by state conservation commissioner William H Reinhart. The ban covers spawning period when possession or taking trout is unlawful. Frying, fishing in the Mad River Basin near Springfield was noted as especially good this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
William H. Reinhart
Mad River
Springfield
Reinhart
Farmer Dies After Mule and Buggy Crash
Mil lard Garrett a 40 year old farmer from near Glasgow Kentucky died in a hospital after an automobile struck his mule and buggy throwing him to the road where a second car ran over his body.
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Glasgow
Millard Garrett
Blackwood School Sold and Township Bids Won
The Blackwood School House in Trimble Township sold to E T Shepard Walnut Hill for 44 dollars. Coal contract awarded to William McClellan at 2.65 per ton for screened lump coal to all township school buildings. Two board members appointed to fill unexpired terms as resignations noted.
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Glouster
Blackwood
E. T. Shepard
Walnut Hill
Trimble Township
Hollister
Fashion Notes Show American Women Tasting Parisian Chic
A French newspaper notes improving taste among American women as they adopt elegant dressing and longer aging style. It highlights berets made from ribbon, warns thirtysomethings to dress more subtly, and promotes the Dah ray beret idea with an illustrated leaflet from The Athens Messenger. It ends with a French lesson and a Reminiscence designed party frock by Bernard et Cie.
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Europe
M'selle
The
Athens Messenger
Bernard Et Cie
Flour Distribution Rolls Out in Trimble Township
GLOUSTER Sept 12 Another distribution of government flour in Trimble Township was completed Saturday under Miss Pearl French Athens executive secretary of the Athens County Red Cross and assistants. Distributions were made from Glouster Hunterdon Trimble Jacksonville and Goose Run reaching 1042 families. A new card index tracks each family s entitlements and income deductions and requires a photo ID to receive flour. C Dickson national Red Cross field rep praised the revised system and its organization for future aid delivery.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Miss Pearl French
Athens
Athens County
Miss French
C. Dickson
Red Cross
Washington
Trimble
Eastern Star to Meet Glouster
The Thea Chapter O E S will hold a regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock. It is the first meeting since the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Glouster
Thea Chapter
O. E
Fire siren first sounds at noon in Glouster
Glouster officials report the fire siren was tested at noon Sunday following orders from Fire Chief E. E. Faires. The siren will be activated daily at 12 o'clock noon.
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Glouster
E. E. Faires
Grange Farm Home Dedication Draws Grangers
Seventeen granges represented at the Grange Farm Home dedication held at the Sawyer residence near Jacksonville. About 200 to 300 grangers attended the event, the first in Athens County and the sixth in the state.
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Glouster
Grange Farm
D. M. Sawyer
Jacksonville
Athens County
Doctor Crawford Undergoes Cataract Operation
Dr. A. J. Crawford returned from Grant Hospital Columbus after a successful cataract removal in his right eye. His daughter Miss Helen accompanied him. He previously had cataract surgery on his left eye about four years ago.
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Glouster
A. J. Crawford
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Miss Helen
Crawford
Walter Ervin Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Walter Ervin of the Walsall addition pleaded guilty to assault and battery as charged by his wife. He was fined $10 and costs in Mayor Andrew Allen’s court, with part payment made. Constable Henry Williams placed Ervin under arrest.
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Glouster
Walter Ervin
Walsall
Andrew Alllen
Ervin
Henry Williams
Phillips Motor Sales Suit Against Tokash Dismissed
The case filed by Phillips Motor Sales Company of Athens against Andy Tokash in Glouster was dismissed without prejudice in Justice William Ellis court. The suit sought 78 dollars and 5 cents.
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Glouster
Phillips Motor Sales Company
Athens
Andy Tokash
Derthick
William Ellis
Tokash
Motor Sales Company
Mothers' Club Meeting Slated at Trimble Home
The Mothers' Club will hold its first meeting of the year on Wednesday at 7 PM hosted by Mrs. C. E. Haskins at Trimble. A large turnout is encouraged.
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Jacksonville
Mothers’ Club
C. E. Haskins
Trimble
Princess Imeretinsky Seeks Divorce From Prince George
Princess Imeretinsky 24, sister of Mrs. Elvira Barney, sues Prince George Imeretinsky of London for divorce after a personal dispute. Barney was recently acquitted in the killing of her sweetheart Michael Stevens.
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Princess Imeretinsky
Prince George Imeretinsky
London
Elvira Dolores Barney
Michael Stevens
Accidents Kill Six in Ohio Over Weekend
United Press check shows at least six deaths from accidents in Ohio over the weekend. Morris Watson, 18, of Jackson, Ohio, died when a car left the highway and overturned near McArthur. John Dukeck drowned after becoming entangled in his own fishing line at East reservoir near Akron.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
United Press
Morris Watson
Jackson
McArthur
John Dukeck
East Reservoir
Akron
Affidavits Filed Against Boyles in Property Destruction Case
Henry Careron filed affidavits against Arthur Boyles Sr and Arthur Boyles Jr in Magistrate C H Porter court charging malicious destruction of property. Both pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bond each. Case stems from a basement fixtures dispute at the Spanish Show on Court Street.
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Arthur Boyles
Arthur Boyles, Jr
Henry Careron
C. H. Porter
Court Street
Charles Vernon, 82, dies in Akron veteran manufacturer
Charles M. Vernon, 82, a retired manufacturer and former secretary and treasurer of the Howard Transfer Company, died in Akron last night. He was the oldest living member of Amity Lodge No. 5 and Cyrene Commandery Knights Templars of Zanesville, Ohio, his birthplace and longtime home.
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Akron
Chas. M. Vernon
Howard Transfer Company
Amity Lodge No. 5
Cyrene Commandery
Knights Templers
Zanesville
Reichstag dissolved as Papen moves to quell unrest
Berlin reports that Chancellor Franz Von Papen dissolved the Reichstag this day. The action suppresses parliamentary debate on internal problems including Hitler's Fascist demands and France’s response to Germany’s arms equality claim.
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Berlin
U.R
Reichstag
Franz von Papen
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Car Stolen From East Washington Street Area
Paul Gillilan reports a 1928 Chevrolet coach was taken from East Washington Street between Court and College Streets Saturday night. Doors were found locked according to Gillilan.
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Paul Gillilan
North High Street
East Washington Street
Court
College Streets
Gillilan
Sneeze Blamed for Cincinnati Mechanic's Fatal Crash
John T. Dileo, 35, a Cincinnati mechanic, died at General Hospital after his car struck a loading platform last Thursday. He reportedly told a nurse he lost control of the vehicle during a sneezing spell, suffering a crushed chest and jaw fracture.
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Cincinnati
U.P
John T. Dileo
General Hospital
Dileo
Canton Tops Ohio Cities In August Industrial Jobs
Columbus dispatch reports Canton held the best industrial employment record among Ohio eight principal cities for August, per figures from the Ohio State University of Business Research.
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Columbus
Ohio
Canton
Ohio State University of Business Research
Athletes React Quickly Under Emergency Says Psychologists
Psychologists report athletes respond faster in emergencies than non athletes. Prof R W Husband of Wisconsin notes training alone doesn’t explain high skill levels, with gym team members excelling in tests while trackmen lag. University memory studies show early childhood recall linked to repeated reading.
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Ithaca
R. W. Husband
University of Wisconsin
Husband
L. D. Hartson
Oberlin College
Harold E. Burt
Ohio State University
Despondent secretary dies by self inflicted wound
Lexington KY September 12 Alice H White 36 private secretary to John Yeltman cashier Fayette National Bank shot herself at home amid despondency from the recent deaths of five family members, authorities report.
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Lexington
Alice H. White
John 8S
Yeltman
Fayette National Bank
First Hole-In-One at Five Farms Course
Douglas Casey of Riverside Illinois scored the first ace since practice for the United States Amateur Golf Championship. He holed out on the 163 yard fourth hole at Five Farms on a number three iron, the ace coming during the Sept. 10 event at Baltimore Country Club. Casey has played golf for 20 years and this was his first hole in one.
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Baltimore Country Club
U.P
Douglas Casey
Riverside
Ill
Five Farms
Casey
Stop Using Soda Stop Bad For Stomach Adv
Advertisement warns against soda causing digestion issues and sour stomach. Promotes Adlerika as superior for gas and bowel discomfort. Mentions Gibson's Pharmacy in Nelsonville, Gem Pharmacy in Coolville, and Taylor's Drug Store in Coolville.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Gem
Coolville
Taylor’s Drug Store
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Alice Bardin
Ruth Phillips
Frances
Jetty Gullum
Mary Jo Twiss
Tessa Woolley
Arabella Chute
Margaret Haskins
Lorene Rodehaver
Virginia Hoover
Maurene Cornwell
Constance Leete
Glazier
Yellowstone National Parks
Edna Way
Esther Dunhsem
Robert Evans
New Lexington
Charles Breinig
Washington, D. C
School of Medicine
George Washington University
Frances Hatch
Rock Hill
S. C
Winthrop College
Blanche Price
University Hospital
Robert J. Studer
Grosvenor Street
Priscilla Needle Club
First Christian Church Sunday School
Emma
Violet Strah
Mill Street
Charles Schaeffler
Cleveland
Goldie Strawn
Rocky River
Mrs. C. V. Strawn
North Court Street
T. E. Nicholas
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Virginia Resorts
T. W. Craig
Tom Craig
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Hot Springs
White Sulphur Springs
Harry Brown
Buster
Duncan Falls
R. A. Dalton
Sunnyside Drive
West Virginia
Frank Lowry
Herb Sutton
E. N. Cullums
Edward Sherlock
E. M. Walcott
Edward Sauer
Raymer McQuiston
Son Junior
Kansas
Lawrence
George E. Whipple
Niagara Falls
Canada
Pittsburgh
Martha Whipple
Shaker Heights
F. L. Patterson
Roger
Jean
Richmond
Carrollton
J. F. Wetherholt
Jack
Bob
Tom
Gallipolis
Bertha F. Dailey
Kern Street
Virginia Haley
D. G. Haley
Maplewood Drive
City Hospital
Lancaster
J. M. Hankison
J. Thomas Balderson
Atchison, Kan
Amesville
Lucy Weiss
George W. Slaughter
E. Atkinson
Eveleth
L. E. Carpenter
Bill
A. L
Maxwell
Mrs. Carpenter
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
NEA
Doris Merrill
Social
Southampton
L. I
Buckeye State
Ben C. Kohlsmeier
Los Angeles
Myrtle Manon Morris
Florida
Kohlmeier
Henry Adams
Hunterdon
Mack McCutcheon
Greens Run
Township Board of Education
A. P. Hines
R. C. Galloway
Au Revoir
Bernard Et. Cie
Paris
Granges Meet
DR. Crawford
Jackson South
McArthur Road
Estelle
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Lowes Price
Maytag
Newton
Icuu
Carpenter Maytag Co
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