Hobson Study Circle Meets at Mrs Clutter’s Home
The Hobson Study Circle held its first meeting of the year at Mrs D M Clutter’s home. Papers included Changing Palestine by Mrs John Murphy read by Mrs Anna Swartz and Women of the Bible by Mrs N S Welk. Mrs Fred McCoy presided after the resignation of Mrs E R Lash Jr, with officers elected: Anna Swartz second vice president H T Wise recording secretary H G Householder treasurer and J R Harvey custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
D. M. Clutter
Palestine
John Murphy
Anna Swartz
N.S Welk
Fred McCoy
E. R. Lash Jr
Anna E Swartz
H. T. Wise
H. G Householder
J. R. Harvey
Roy H. Paynter
Swartz
Ural Westfall
C. R. Featherston
Carl Fuller
City Federation Committee
Barl Marquis
G. Hibbard
Lash Alan Hed
Parties Honor Friends Here
Mr and Mrs H B Ackerman and daughter Mise Audrey Ackerman from Brooklyn New York and Mr Harold Boedecker from Weehawken NJ along with Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush were guests Wednesday night at a dinner hosted by Mrs F W Bush. The Ackermans and Boedecker, staying with the Bushes, were also special guests with Dr and Mrs Charles Hess of Fostoria and Mr and Mrs Carl Beasley on Saturday night. Dr and Mr Hees were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Hess with a luncheon at Athens Country Club. Ackerman and Mise Ackerman were honored guests Tuesday night. The Ackermans, Bushes and Boedecker were theater party guests of Mr and Mrs Frank X Rauch. They will be the ten guests of Mrs Thomas N Wolfe this afternoon and attend a theater party by Mr and Mrs Louis I Brown in the evening. The four plan to leave for New York Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ackerman
Mise Audrey Ackerman
Brookly
New York
Harold Boedecker
Weehawken
N. J
Gordon K. Bush
F. W. Bush
Ackermans
Mr. Boedecker
Bush
Charles Hess
Fostoria
Carl Beasley
Hees
Robert Hess
Athens Country Club
Ackerman
Misa Ackerman
Bushes
Boedecker
Frank X. Rauch
Thomas N. Wolfe
Utah
Louis I. Brown
Longest non scientific English word claim with typo
A historical note asserts the longest non scientific English word is antidisestablishmentarianism but misspelling yields antidisestablishmentarianiem. The claim reflects 19th century debates over church and state and shows how spelling variants appeared in early discussions.
Gary Cooper’s Modest Rise From Extra to Star
In a ninth life story by Dan Thomas for NEA and The Athens Messenger Hollywood correspondent, Gary Cooper recalls starting as a struggling extra in Helena and Los Angeles. After failed auditions, a lucky accident with producer Hans Tiesier led to a featured role and a pivotal silent interview that earned him a Paramount contract and eventual stardom.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Athens Messenger
Hollywood
Grinnell
Helena
Los Angeles
Montana
Hans Tiesier
Eileen Sedgwick
Chauncey Dinner Honors Guests From Canaanville and Athens
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bridgewater of Chauncey entertained at dinner Tuesday night complimenting Mrs. Fred Burch and daughter Mary Eather of Canaanville. Also present were Mrs. Earl Dailey and son of Athens, Mrs. Sarah Leythen of Columbus, and Mrs. Jack Sleter with Mrs. Harold Winefordner of Lower Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Joe Bridgewater
Fred Burch
Mary Eather
Canaanvile
Earl Dailey
Athens
Sarah Leythen
Columbus
Jack Sleter Eng
Harold Winefordner
Lower Plains
Potato origin misattribution sparks historical correction
A correction note clarifies that the Irish potato originated in the Andes of South America rather than Ireland, noting its domestication by Andean peoples and diffusion to Europe during early modern trade routes.
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South America
Ireland
Social Calendar Items From Local Clubs and Churches
Roosevelt Club meetings with Mrs Clyde Beasley May 10 7 30 p m at 10 May Avenue. King Daughters Class and Wesleyan Service Guild meet at Miss Audrey Dinsmoore Richland Avenue Sept 19 7 30 p m with 7 15 church meeting and transportation provided. Athens Grange to hold degree work third fourth at Grange Hall with refreshments. Co 7 2 Women's Auxiliary of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employs to meet at Mayor's office 7 30 p m Thursday. Woman's Missionary Society executive board meets Friday 2 p m with Mrs Cameron 32 North High Street. Auxiliary of National Association of Letter Carriers meets Friday 7 30 p m at Mrs Hawk Shannon Avenue. Current Events Club meets Friday 7 30 p m with Mrs Houf 165 Lancaster Street program led by Mrs Ernest Gross. Child Study Club Friday 7 30 p m with Mrs Paul McConnell 85 Maplewood Drive entertainment by Mrs Homer Baird and Mrs Harry Swank. meeting moved from Wednesday to Friday. Nannie Ullom Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday 7 30 p m at I O O F Halls anniversary of Rebekah Degree. all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invited. M H Circle 41 Friday 6 30 p m polluck supper with Mrs Margaret Williams 170 Second Street. Woman's Missionary Society First Methodist Church meets Friday 2 p m theme Looking to the Task leader Mrs A B Whaley radio program by Mrs P G Dowler announcer Mrs C E Atkinson dues paying meeting bring Missionary calendars plans for year. W B A called meeting Friday 7 p m Odd Fellows Hall to ballot on names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Club
Clyde Beasley
King's Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
M. E
Audrey Dinsmoore
Richland Avenue
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Charles E. Cameron
North High Street
National Association of Letter Carriers
M. E. Hawk
Shannon Avenue
H. T. Houf
Lancaster Street
Ernest Gross
Child Study Club
Paul McConnell
Maplewood Drive
Homer Baird
Harry Swank
Nannie Ullom Rebekah
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