Society and Personal Mention at City Federation Meeting
The City Federation opened its year with a program led by president Mrs. John Finsterwald in the Chamber of Commerce. Geoffrey Morgan will speak at a Thursday evening reception at the Presbyterian church, and Mrs. S. H. Bing discussed Parliamentary Law at the close. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. H. E. Lent and Mrs. George Gilham followed. Pollyanna class plans an old fashioned class party at the Christian church Wednesday evening. Frances Morton leaves for the University of Kentucky. Milne and bride return to Ohio University teaching posts. Foster family returns from Long Beach. The High School P T A elected officers and discussed hosting the 1928 State meeting in Athens. Birth announced for Carl Jr. at Stimson avenue. several local visits and gatherings noted. Jolly Sewers Club to meet Thursday afternoon at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
John Finsterwald
America the Beautiful
Federation
Geoffrey Morgan
Presbyterian Church
S. H. Bing
America
Christian Church Sunday School
Athens
F. E. Harshman
Parent-Teacher Association
Professor Harshman
T. W. Craig
W. A. Matheny
Fred Kittle
Warren
Parent- Teacher Association
Roy Saylor
Harshman
Morris Avenue
Jacobs
E. E
Mansfield
Flora
Miles
Albert G. Et al
Cable
J. R
Columbia Avenue
White
Carlos R
Tryon
A. L
C. W. Brown
Kandilik
John
Sheley
Herbert S
Hawk
A. R
Nellie F
Cochran
Alex, Jr
Emma
Miller
George O
Kelley
Fred F
Charles E
Pickens
C. L
Kyle
Clifford W
Lewis
Everett E
Chiole
Knode
Eliza Howard
Hughes
M. D
Eunice
Nichols
Andrew
Mitchell
Susan L
Clarence
Foster Place
West Union Street
Letter Golf Par Is Six For This One
The puzzle explains changing one word to another in six steps from FARM to CITY. Each step must be a complete common word with one letter changed while keeping the letter order. The example shows how COW becomes HEN in three steps. The solution appears on the last page today.
East Side PTA Opens New Year With Meeting
East Side Parent-Teacher Association starts the school year with a 2 45 PM meeting at the East Side building. New president Mrs C W Fink will lead the business session and collect dues. Miss Viola Fell supervising nurse will speak. Younger children will be cared for by fifth and sixth graders. Patrons are invited. Prof and Mrs Neil D Thomas returned from a New York vacation yesterday. Misses Helen Lowry and Clarice Daugherty have returned to Columbus to teach. A Co D club meets 2 PM Thursday at 245 West Union St hosted by Mrs L W Connett. Fred Johnston of Columbus visited his parents at 92 East State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
C. W. Fink
Viola Fell
Fred Johnston
Columbus
George Johnston
East State Street
East Side Student Council Meets at 8:30 AM
The East Side school student council met yesterday morning at 8 30 o clock presided over by Don Rowland After the basic assessment the program featured the East Side school song led by Joe Gill An Indian Tale told by Bobby Davis a song Reuben and Rachael sung by June and Leslie Fultz Announcements by Misa Bertha Bridgman principal concluded the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Merning
Don Rowland
Joe Gill
Bobby Davis
Misses Audrey and Mildred Fitch Visit Athens Friends
The Misses Audrey and Mildred Fitch of Coolville are guests today of friends in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey and
Mildred Fitch
Coolville
Athens
Bedford homecoming and Bedford fair slated October 1
The annual Bedford home-coming and fair in Burlingham on October 1 features home and farm product displays, games, contests, athletic events, and speaking programs. Former residents travel from distant places to reconnect with locals. Grounds lie off the Pomeroy Athens Pike. premium lists are issued by secretary Mabel Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingham
Bedford
Pomeroy- Athens Pike
Mabel Hart
End Oily Skin With Calonite Powder Rinse
Calonite powder rubbed with a wet cloth over the face nightly is advertised to refresh skin, clear pores, and remove dust and blackheads. The claim promises new life to sallow skin and a better night’s rest for 50.
Fly-Tox Widely Adopted to Combat Global Insects
The advertisement proclaims Fly-Tox now used in ninety six foreign countries to combat insects. It claims effectiveness against the silver fish of the South Sea Islands, the tsetse fly in Africa, and the bubonic flea in India, describing the product as safe and fragrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Africa
India
Athens council approves five street sidewalks plan
The Athens city council passed a resolution to construct concrete sidewalks five feet wide on five streets and notify property owners to proceed. Plans cover grades and frontage on specified lots with cost shared by owners except intersections. paving includes one alley and a widened main street section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Director of Public Service
East State Street
Rowland, O. F
Maplewood
State
M. P. Totman
C. E. Starr
Townsend Street
Grosvenor
Forest Street
J. R. Morton
City Water Works Department
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Cincinnati
South Bridge
M. D. Hughes
Bert Russell
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Ohio Grange Blasts Marshall Bill Referendum
Ohio state grange members in session here described the referendum on the Marshall bill as an attempt to deceive the people. They charged the proposal would increase opportunities for law violations in Ohio and, backed by State Senator Bender, aimed to abolish rural and village courts by stripping powers from justices of the peace and mayors. They approved a new plan of farm relief for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio State Grange
Ohio
Bender
Justices of the Peace
Thi Ce
Congress
Convicts Attend Concert at Wandsworth Prison
In London 600 inmates at Wandsworth Prison were rewarded for good conduct with permission to attend a concert. The event reflected a progressive approach to prisoner morale and behavior management within the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wandsworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuore
H. E. Lent
George Gilham
Lent
Clark Street
George Coleman
Jesse Carsey
Walraven
Joe Myers
Dale Whaley
William Bartlett
Raymond Bartlett
Anna Shankis
Mae Woodgerd
Charles Breinig
Bert Grafton
Anna Smith
William Hughes
Albert Rhodes
Roy Lent
Homer Bartlett
Frances Morton
Lexington, Ky
University of Kentucky
Edward A. Milne
Ohio University
Mrs. Milne
North
Lancaster Street
Hull Foster, Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Thelma Lent
Carl T. White
Stimson Avenue
Carl, Jr
Frank X. Rauch
Raymond R. Rauch
Donohue
Supreme Court
Fred Scott
Pittsburgh, Pa
Martha Smith
Indiana Harbor
Ind
W. K. Scott
Elmwood Place
Jolly Sewers Clup
Ornoon
Wilson Norris
Toncaster Street
Iai
Feim
Prof
Neil D. Thomas
New York
Helen Lowry
Clarice Daugherty
That City
A. Co. D. Club
L. W. Connett
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Phoenix Hosiery
the Book of Hosiery
Big Daylight
The
Fuller Shoppe
Shop For Children
East Side Student, Council
Dorothy Gray
Miss Gray
Rte
Pharmacy Co
B & B Book Stores
Athens Book
Cline Bhig
Court House
Ik Zune
Kerr Hardware Co
Victor
Farhi
By Taylor
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