Mission Circle to Meet at First Christian Church
The Girls' Mission Circle of the First Christian Church will hold its September meeting Thursday evening at 5 45 at Mrs M L Chatley's home on North Congress Street Pauline Fierce and Dolores Phelps will lead the program detailing their trip to the convention. Mr and Mrs R F Tripp of New York City are on a two week vacation visiting relatives in Athens and plan brief stops in Loudenville Niagara Falls Rochester and other locations before returning home. Mrs John Cross left for Wheeling West Virginia for a several days visit and plans an extensive vacation with her husband starting in Akron Indianapolis and Cincinnati then boat trip on the Ohio River to Pt Pleasant.
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Mission Circle
The
First Christian Church
M.L. Chatley
North
Congress Street
Pauline Fierce
Dolores Phelps
R. F. Tripp
Louise Dana
New York City
Athens
Gaby P. Dana
University Ter- Pee
Loudenville
Mrs
Rank Tripp
John Cross
Wheeling
W. Va
G. W. Gibbs
Cross
Akron
William Burnell
Indianapolis
Ind
A. F. Head
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pt. Pleasant
Laguardia to oppose Walker in New York mayor race
Congressman LaGuardia emerged from the September primary as the Republican rival to Mayor James J. Walker in November. He defeated independent Republican candidate William Bennett by a wide margin, with Walker unopposed for the Democratic renomination. Supporters called Bennett’s defeat a wet victory amid the city’s prohibition dispute. Democratic incumbents in key city posts were renominated in most cases.
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New York
U.P
I’. H. Laguardia
James J. Walker
Prohibition
Laguardia
William Bennett
Canon William &. Chase
Walker
Bennett
Esterday
Judge T P D Price Assigned To Logan Bench
Perry County Common Pleas Court Judge T P D Price is assigned to Logan for the week by Chief Justice Marshall as announced in New Lexington on September 18. The move places Price on the local bench to handle cases during this period.
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New Lexington
T. PD. Price
Perry County Common Pleas Court
Logan
Marshall
Modern Adam Sighting Reported Near Laporte Farm
Lorain County residents report a nude man seen entering a corn field near Laporte. Sheriff Adams and deputies searched woods and field but found only footprints and signs the area had been used as living quarters. The witness described the man as sunburned all over and emaciated.
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Elyria
U.P
Lorain County
Laporte
Clarence E. Adams
Butcher
Value Of A Friend Roll Call Topic at Hobson Study Circle
Miss Delle Finsterwald presided at a Tuesday Hobson Study Circle meeting at 17 Elliott Street. Roll call drew opinions on the value of a friend. Guests included Mrs. W. Fink and others. hosting duties were shared by Mrs. F. E. Burdette’s household.
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Delle Finsterwald
Hobson Study Circle
F. E. Burdette
Elliott Street
Oril Carpenter
John Gross
W. Fink
James Lewis
E. G. Burt
E. D. Cooley
Ruth Burdette
Donald
Margaret Edith Burt
Elliott Suit Seeks Real Estate Payment in Common Pleas
William P. Elliott and Anna L. Elliott sue Newton Schoonover for 600 dollars claiming the purchase price of real estate signed over but unpaid. Judge L G Worstell grants a temporary injunction to protect the property. J Maurice Hyde files for divorce from Margery Vance Hyde citing wilful absence. The couple married September 16 1914 and have one child, Betty Vance.
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Common Pleas
William P. Elliott
Anna L. Elliott
Newton Schoonover
Schoonover
L. G. Worstell
J. Maurice Hyde
Margery Vance Hyde
Betty Vance
Estate suit over alleged loan to Lowrys for Brooks estate
Flavius McPherson as administrator files suit for $600 claimed loan to J. M. and Clara E. Lowry intended to be paid into the estate of Lydia A. Brooks upon her death. The action seeks repayment from the defendants as part of the Brooks estate settlement.
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Lydia A. Brooks
Flavius McPherson
J. M
Clara E. Lowry
Final Estate Distribution for Alexander J Hayes Approved
The final distribution of the estate of Alexander J. Hayes by Hal IV. Rowland as administrator has been approved.
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Alexander J. Hayes
Hal IV. Rowland
Prosecutor Dismisses Child Abandonment and Non-support Charges
Charges against Myrtie Hammon for abandoning three minors were dismissed on motion by County Prosecutor R D Williams. A non support charge against Adam Hawk was likewise dismissed on prosecutor motion.
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Myrtie Hammon
R.D. Williams
Adam Hawk
Married People's Class Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Married People's Class of the Christian Church elected officers for the coming year at the regular meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ayers on McKinley Avenue. Officers are: Carlos H. Cameron, president. Paul Ayers, vice president. Loren Mead, secretary. Tom Gibson, treasurer.
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The
Christian Church
Paul Ayers
McKinley Avenue
Carlos H. Cameron
Loren Mead
Tom Gibson
League of Women Voters Meeting Planned at Federation Club
The first fall meeting of the League of Women Voters is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Federation Club rooms. Miss Anne Lanman will speak on Family Conservation as an inspector for the Division of Charities in the state Public Welfare Department. The Athens City Federation and Parent-Teacher groups are urged to attend.
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League of Women Voters
Federation Club Rooms
Anne Lanman
Division of Charities
Department of Public Welfare
Athens City Federation
Parent-Teacher Associations
Dawson Fined $100 In Police Court
Dawson C. L. Dawson of Fisher's Station was arraigned Tuesday night before Mayor FE Woodworth on a drunken driving charge. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs, made part payment, and provided security for the rest to be released. The arrest followed a Monday collision at North Lancaster Street and Columbia Avenue. He settled damages with the other vehicle owner.
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Woodworth
C. L. Dawson
Fisher
Dawson
Charles Maple
North Lancaster Street
Columbia Avenue
Car Collision Damages Moore Station Near New Lexington
Robert Winer of San Toy and Everett Slay of Glouster collided at the Moore filling station near Six Mile turn. The station suffered severe damage. Winer was badly cut and bruised while Slay sustained only minor cuts and bruises.
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New Lexington
Robert Winer
San Toy
Everett Slay
Glouster
Moore
Six Mile Turn
Here
Winer
Slay
Jury finds Bert Barnes guilty of assault in Brooks death case
A jury convicted Bert Barnes of assault and battery in the February death of Fred Brooks, but found him not guilty of manslaughter. Barnes posted 300 bail and was released. Trial spanned two days with 11 state and 4 defense witnesses.
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Bert Barnes
Athens
Fred Brooks
Thens
Barnes
Tl. G. Worstell
Worstell
Hudson Avenue
Brooks
Deefense
R. Y D. Williams
Athens County
Ohio University class gathers with Professor Mackinnon
Officials announce that all members of the contemporary literature course taught by Professor Mackinnon must meet in Ew ing Hall in the professor's office Friday at 7 p m.
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Ohio University
Mackinnon
Ewing Hall
Noted Twin Brothers Separated by Death
Toledo reports the death of Henry W. Burns 95 of Woodville Ohio, one of America's oldest twins. Surviving twin William H. Bruna, a founder and director of Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co. of Toledo lives nearby. The brothers celebrated their 95th birth date on February 4, 1929.
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Toledo
U.P
America
Henry W. Burns
Woodville
Henry
William H. Bruna
Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Company of
Americans Fail to Make Most of Their Lives, Zuber Claims
H E Zuber Nelsonville schools superintendent told the Athens Rotary Club that Americans do not know their jobs and many fail in business and life. He cited data: only one in 10 leaves an estate, one in 30 earns $200 a month or more, and eight million women must work or starve. He urged constant effort and job fit, noting study of fitness for work is just beginning.
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H. E. Zuber
Nelsonville
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Zuber
Rotary Club of
Europe
Fire Drives Miners From Cambridge Collieries Mine
Scores of miners evacuated after a fire broke out early Monday at the Cambridge Collieries Company mine near Caldwell. The blaze, blamed on gases ignited by an unprotected lamp, threatened the large Caldwell field mine and forced more than 400 workers to flee.
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Caldwell
Cambridge Collieries Company
Miners Strike in East Ohio Roswell Shaft Mine
One hundred twenty five miners at H. R. Brown and Son Mining Company in Roswell East of New Philadelphia struck for restoration of the 1917 wage scale. Led by United Mine Workers president Lee Hall of Columbus they demand mule power to move cars and a partial work stoppage continues as management refuses.
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New
Philadelphia
H. R. Brown and Son Mining Company
Roswell
Here
Lee Hall
Columbus
United Mine Workers
Sheltering Arms Notes Patient Admitted for Treatment
Mrs. Bueva Lyons of Zaleski was admitted Sunday for medical treatment and will be a Sheltering Arm Hospital patient for several weeks, it is expected.
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Sheltering Arms
Service this Davening at Athena Presbyterian Church
A preparatory service for communion will be held at Athena Presbyterian Church this evening at 7 30. Pastor Wilcox will give the brief address. The September communion service is scheduled for Sunday morning September 22. Bible School work will resume next Sunday at 9 15.
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Athena Presbyterian
Wilcox
Bible School
Brown To Speak at Two Local Churches
Dr. F. L. Brown, president of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church, will preach in Athens County next Sunday at Richland Avenue Church at 10 30 AM and at the M P Church in New Marshfield at 7 30 PM after remodeling of the Richland Avenue sanctuary.
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F. L. Brown
Ohio Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church
Athens County
Brown
Richland Avenue
Dr. Brown
M. P
New Marshfield
Phillips Rose Promoted to Head Fiber Products Dept.
Phillips Rose, son of Mrs. BE. T. Rose of 126 East State Street, is named general manager of the Fiber Products Department of the United States Rubber Company. He will head the unit from New York City where he has worked for years, with a career spanning Ohio University, the University of Kansas, Mellon Institute, and WWI service.
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Run
Phillips Rose
BE. T. Rose
East State Street
United States Rubber Company
New York City
Mr. Rose
Rose
West
Middle West
Ohio University
University of Kansas
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
Sumatra
New York
Parmer Hit by Auto Near Carroll
A. C. Alspach, 83, prominent farmer north of Carroll, was struck by an automobile while walking near his home on September 18. He suffered a fractured hip and leg and was admitted to Grant Hospital in Columbus for treatment.
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Lancaster
C. A. Alspach
Carroll
Grant Hospital
Columbusa
Neighborhood bombings shock Cleveland but injures none
Police believe local grudges sparked two house bombings in Cleveland. The blasts rocked the neighborhood but caused no injuries.
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Cleveland
Dillinger Twins Born in Canaan Pike Family
Mr and Mrs Oscar Dillinger announce the birth of twin sons Floyd Donald and Lloyd Donald on Saturday at their home on Canaan Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dillinger
Canaan Pike
Floyd Donald
Lloyd Donald
Aged Couple Weds In Gallia County
Gallia County wedding reported for Mrs. Mary A. Price 75 of Rio Grande and J. H. Cottrell 43 of Carpenter. Justice C. W. Adama presided at Rio Grande with Price described as a member of a promint Gallia family and mother of six children.
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Gallipolis
Mary A. Price
Rio Grande
J. H. Cottrell
Carpenter
C. W. Adama
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Chicago
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South Court Street
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Mally
B. M. Covert
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Service This Davening
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Seth Thomas
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Consult
Athens National Bank
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