Delegates Elected for Southeastern District Conference
Federation delegates chosen for the Southeastern District Conference to be held in Ironton October 6 and 7 are Mrs. W L Gard and Mrs A E Wagner with alternates Mrs J R Harvey and Mrs R P Imes. Meeting led by president Mrs Gard featured program by Maecenas Club and notes on the Middle East District conference. Daughters of the Union Veterans set a meeting for Wednesday at 7 30 in the L G O O F Hall with initiation and refreshments.
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Iront
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Gard
A. E. Wagner
J. R. Harvey
R. P. Imes
Middle East District
George Washington Bicentennial Tree Association
Federation
West State Street
J. W. Hudson
Joyce Kilmer
Maecenas Club
William Ruston
Jess Henry
Frank Watkins
Henry
Reading
J.W. Hudson
Neal Helsel
E. D. Shrout
Walter
Musgrave
Frank Dean
Neil Helsel
L. L. E. Club
Daughters of the Union Veterans
L. G O. O. F. Hall
Miss Ruby Mercer in Concert Tour
Miss Ruby Mercer formerly of Athens and a Ohio University graduate travels from Seattle to Alaska for concerts with two Chautauqua Opera Company members. The journey includes Seattle and Vancouver stops on return, with Juilliard student status and stops in El Paso Tucson and northern California. she returns to New York City in late October.
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Ruby Mercer
Athens
Ohio University
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Chautauqua Opera Company
Vancouver
Mercer
Juilliard Graduate School
New York City
el Paso
Tex
Tucson
Arizona
California
Entertain Guests At Ashworth Home On Athens Road
Mr and Mrs O F Ashworth hosted guests over the week end at their Athens Pomeroy Road home. Attendees included Doris Bragan Cleo Laucks Paul Wilson Gaylord Ashworth and many relatives and friends from Ft Wayne Ind and area.
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O. F. Ashworth
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Doris Bragan
Cleo Laucks
Paul Wilson
Gaylord Ashworth
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ashworth Home
Elba
Story
Clarence Cummins
Clarice
Lucille
Guy Sargeant
George, Doyle and
John
Coleman Ashworth
D. A. Bardin
Golda Ashworth
Entertains Members of Coshocton Bridge Club Presents Guests
Mrs. William Long hosted eleven women from Coshocton’s bridge club at her home on Second Street over the weekend. The guest list includes Mrs. Riley Patterson Mrs. Sam Davies Mrs. Proctor Leech Mrs. Raymond Stiles Mrs. Harl Crossley Mrs. Earl Nelson and the Misses Carrie Brass Josephine Baughman Hazel McEvany Ruth and Nell Parish and others.
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William Long
Second Street
Bridge Club
Coshocton
Riley Patterson
Sam Davies
Proctor Leech
Raymond Stiles
Harl Crossley
Earl Nelson
Carrie Brass
Josephine Baughman
Hazel McEvany
Ruth and
Nell Parish
Fall Flower Show draws record entries at Athens High
A record number of entries is reported for the Athens Fall Flower Show to be held at Athens High School gym Friday and Saturday. Principal O L Wood Miss Ann Brown and Walter Porter lead the exhibit with town residents joining school children. Entrants compete for cash prizes with blue and red ribbons for adults. classes cover roses perennials gladioli dahlias zinnias asters marigolds canna and more.
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Athens
Athens High School
O. L. Wood
Misa Ann Brown
Walter Porter
Athens Garden Club
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Mrs. Lester Perrin of Cleveland Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with enabling her to manage housework and care for four children. The advertisement asserts the tonic strengthens the nervous system and provides extra energy and is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lester Perrin
E. 266Th Street
Cleveland
Ohio
When News Was Personal in Civil War Scrapbook
Emory V. Wolfe’s Civil War scrapbook from Lower Plains, printed in The Athens Messenger, features era anecdotes, poems, and editorials. It includes John Brough’s rise in Ohio journalism, Lincolns proclamations critique, yellow fever anecdotes, and 19th century wry verse and humor.
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Emory V. Walfe
Lower Plains
Athens Messenger
Emory V. Wolfe
Franz Sigel
Harpers Weekly
Lincoln
Wolfe
John Brough
Athens
Marietta
Athens Mirror
Ohio University
Lancaster
London
Benham
Texas
Parkersburg Leader in Bridge Project Dies
Edward C. Bower, Parkersburg prominent citizen and first treasurer of the Parkersburg Bridge Company, died. He helped secure right of way for the bridge and has a tablet bearing his name on the structure. Bower worked with Standard Oil for 47 years. Funeral Wednesday at 4 at the Howe Homestead near Belpre with Rev. G O Wilson officiating. cousins Mrs N E Mills and Charles Wy of Athens noted.
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Edward Co. Bower
Parkersburg
W. Va
G. O. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
N. E. Mills
Charles Wy
Athens
Ere
Gain in Attendance in Glouster Schools Reported
Glouster's first week enrollment rose by 30 to 794 students. The six year high school holds 332, two grade buildings total 462. Madison Building first graders lead with 95. Monroe Building fifth graders have 79. high school juniors number 52.
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Glouster
Madison
Monroe
Route 13 Closed Near Trimble For Brick Work
Route 13 at the north end of Trimble is closed to traffic Monday noon for brick paving. Detours route motorists via Congress Run Road to Walnut Hill and into Glouster over Front Street. One way traffic is kept from Congress Run toward Front Street due to narrow road conditions.
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Glouster
Trimble
Congress Run
Walnut Hill
Front Street
Ed Vermantin
Mine Worker Saves Foot After Quick Machinery Stop
In Glouster on Monday afternoon E. K. Bryson a shopman at Hunterdon Mine No 267 narrowly escaped losing his foot when quick action stopped heavy machinery shortly before quitting time. His right big toe was broken and dislocated by the incident and the toe was severely injured.
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Mr. Bryson
Urbancrest
E. K. Bryson
Glouster
Hunterdon Mine No
Council Fails To Meet Quorum At Scheduled Meeting
Glouster report notes council failed to convene in special session Monday night due to lack of quorum. One member was home with a badly crushed foot, another was working, and a third was out of town. Three members present did not reach quorum.
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Glouster
Young Girl Dies Daughter Of Mr. And Mrs. Fred Smith
Norma, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, died Monday afternoon after a two week illness near old Mine No. 4 south of Jacksonville. Funeral services will be held at Redtown Church Wednesday at 2 PM, conducted by Reverend Little of Athens. Burial follows in Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Norma
Fred Smith
Old Mine
Jacksonville
Redtown
Little
Athens
Russell Cemetery
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned in Glouster
A fall meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is scheduled at the American Legion hall on High Street in Glouster as announced.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
High Street
Social Events Fill Corning Area Calendar
Community notices describe Class 13 of the M B E Church Sunday School lawn picnic at Mrs. Charles Walker home Nelsonville and euchre and bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Clarence Garrison and Mrs. Brady Pierce. Births, visits, and sewing club gatherings populate Corning area social page.
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Ruth
F. A. Cady
Mary Langley
Charles Bell
T. N. T. Sewing Club
Chester Leasure
Crooksville
Arthur Hughes
Robert Spence
Edward Ferguson
Albert Schlingerman
Wendell Love
John Exenkemper
Darell Whitam
Frank Starbuck
M. E. Church
Jess Latta
Janet Mason
Jas Miller
Henry Kelso
William Rodgers
Eva Rodgers
Edward Chariton
George Allen
Edward Dempsey
G. D. Kellar
Lewis Harris
A. F. Darby
Amanda Thomas
Isabel Thomas
Frank Moore
Fultenham
Audrey Latta
Ray Latta
Meeting Notice Opens for Member Matters Tonight
Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. Matters of interest to the members will come before this meeting for consideration, it was announced.
Death of Raglan infant in Monsarrat
The two days old baby of Mr. and Mrs. John Raglan died at the family home in Monsarrat Sunday afternoon at 3 30. Short funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Mrs Erma West of Trimble. Burial was made in the cemetery on Taylor Ridge.
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Glouster
John Raglan
Monsarrat
Erma West
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
New Tax Plan From Sandage Draws State Interest
Experts note Charles H. Sandage of Miami University advocates a motor tax using a lowered flat registration fee and a mileage tax on vehicles over a weight. The plan, tied to a hub meter system and strong penalties for evasion, has influenced New York and North Carolina tax committees and the National Tax Association report.
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Charles H. Sandage
Miami University School of Business Administration
University of Iowa
Sandage
New York
North Carolina
National Tax Association
Markham Lowers Cost Estimates for St. Lawrence Links
Col. E M Markham U S Army engineer told the New York State Watenways Association in Buffalo that parts of the St. Lawrence Waterway plan are greatly overestimated. He cited 43 million for lake channel deepening 11 million for port channels and 25 million for docks totaling 79 million versus a 250 million figure by other authorities. He proposed giant barges and favored deepening the New York State Barge Canal to enable Atlantic bound traffic with cheaper construction than the state commission's 50 million estimate.
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Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
St. Lawrence Waterway
Great Lakes
E. M. Markham
U. S. Army
New York State
Watways Association
Markham
Association
Col. Markham
St. Lawrence Project
Peter G. Ten Eyck
Albany
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
New York City
Oswego
New York State Commission
Gandee Family Guests Visit Jackson on Sunday
Mr and Mrs D I Gandee and their children were Sunday visitors in Jackson, spending time with local relatives and enjoying a family outing in the city.
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D. I. Gandee
Jackson
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