Woman's Bible Class gathers at Copeland home by Hocking River
The Presbyterian Woman's Bible Class met Thursday evening at Mrs. T. A. Copeland's house along the Hocking River below Stewart. Thirty-five guests toured the grounds and admired the fall flowers. A pot luck dinner was served from the upper porch after which guests toured the remodeled country house.
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Presbyterian Church
T. A. Copeland
Hocking River
Stewart
Copeland
Maecenas Club Hears Paper on Glacial Period
Maecenas Literary Club met at Mrs. Frank Dean’s home on Second Street with Mrs. J. W. Hudson presiding. The group indorsed Dr. Joseph L. Pierce for second vice president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and heard a paper by Mrs Garfield Porter on the Glacial Period. A pot luck lunch followed with the hostess in charge.
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Maecenas Literary Club
Frank Dean
Second Street
J. W. Hudson
America
Joseph L. Pierce
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. H. Swartz
Hudson
Garfield Porter
Girl Scout Director Returns From Training Camp
Mrs. Thor Olson director of Athens Girl Scouts completed a two week study at Camp Edith Macy the national training camp in Briarcliff Manor New York. She also visited Boston and New York City during her absence. Eleanor Roe daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Roe of Elmwood Place underwent a surgical operation Monday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati and is reported as favorable by her father who returned home Thursday evening. Mrs Roe remained in Cincinnati. Eleanor is a student at Athens Junior High School and the youngest child of the Roe family.
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Thor Olson
Athens Girl Scouts
Camp
Edith Macy
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Olson
Boston
Mays
New York City
Eleanor Roe
A. B. Roe
Elmwood Place
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
John N. Cook
Ralph Cook
Athens
Laramie
Wyo
West
Mary Cook Love
Williamsburg
Kan
Cook
Guysville
Athens County
American Indian Topic For Progressive Club
The Progressive Literary Club met Tuesday at Mrs. J. S. McClannahan’s home with Mrs. J. S. McClannahan presenting The American Indian topic. Mrs. J. W. Hudson performed humorous readings and monologues. guests included Mrs. Harry Frost and Miss Dorothy Duncan. Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Sumner Price of New York announce the birth of daughter Louise Turner on September 12 in New York City.
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J. S. McClannahan
Progressive Literary Club
Mill Street
J. W. Hudson
Harry Frost
Dorothy Duncan
J. H. Hahn
Aaron Sumner Price
New York City
Louise Turner
Doctor Price
Anna K. Price
Elmwood Place
Birth of Daughter Janet Louise Coleman in Chicago
Announcement of the birth of a daughter Janet Louise Coleman on September 17 to Mr. and Mrs. David A. Coleman at their Chicago home. Mrs. Coleman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miller of Chicago, formerly of Athens.
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Janet Louise Coleman
David A. Coleman
Chicago
Coleman
A. G. Miller
Athens
Polly Moran Thrills Columbus Engine Ride
Polly Moran the film comedian arrives in Columbus on a Pennsylvania train and, with special permission, rides the engine throttle in the Union Depot. She dons engineers overalls and cap as the train stops at Newark before detrainment and engine climbing at the airport.
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Columbus
Polly Moran
Union Depot
Pennsylvania
Afetime
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Polly
Newark
Comedienne
Body Found in Lake Cleveland Identifies Arnold Lowry
A body identified as 82 year old Arnold Lowry of Cincinnati was recovered from Lake Erie near Willoughby after drowning on September 14 while attempting to rescue his wife who had slipped from a sailing yacht deck.
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Cleveland
Arnold Lowry
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Willowich
Study of Young People Reveals Plans for frank discussions
New York dispatch reports the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America prepared a study for youth on dating and sex relationships. It covers dancing smoking drinking petting movies and sex in youth groups with word and opinion tests and debate prompts for girls and boys.
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New York
U.R
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Conference On
American Social Hygiene Association
American Eugenics Society
Benjamin 8. Winchester
Federal Council
Ladies Home Journal
Carrie Chapman Catt
Ben Lindsey
Anthony Comstock
Wheat Trade Is Encouraged By World Crop Shortfalls
Columbus Sept 24 Estimated reductions in the world's wheat and rye crops with unfavorable European weather gave the grain trade the most encouraging news in months says Charles W Eberhard head of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department Under the influence of a better export and domestic milling de.
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Bank of England
Columbus
Charles W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Detroit Delegates Favor Referendum on Prohibition
At the American Legion convention in Detroit, 1008 to 394 backed a resolution to refer the prohibition issue to a national referendum. Eastern delegates supported the move while Midwest and Southern delegates were more divided on changing the dry laws. The session also covered a vote on prohibition and the election of Henry L. Stevens Jr. as national commander, with debate over the Legion’s non political stance.
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Detroit
U.P
Canada
America
American Legion
France
Legion
Legionnaires
Midwest
South
Southwest
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
N. C
Ohio University Enrollment Seen Near Last Year
F B Dilley registrar says current count is 2 450 with usual late additions of 150 to 200 students. He expects the total to be near last year’s and potential decreases blamed on weak business conditions.
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Ohio University
F. B. Dilley
Dilley Belives
Dilley
Regulation of Coal Industry Is Now Sought
Washington plans for an interstate compact to regulate bituminous coal production were outlined to President Hoover. William Bennet said governors Pinchot Conley Sampson and White were consulted and committees may meet to discuss curtailment and stabilization similar to the oil compact model. Bennet also discussed stabilization efforts for the lumber industry.
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Washington
Hoover
William 8. Bennet
Continental Coal Company
Fairmont
W. Va
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Conley
West Virginia
Sampson
Kentucky
White
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Hooter
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Commerce
Bennet
Iumber
Farmers Threaten Tax Strike Over Cedar County Tuberculosis Troops
In Tipton Iowa state veterinarians tested cows of Cedar County farmers amid tuberculosis concerns. The Farmers Protective Association met in Mount Pleasant Henry County and passed a resolution to withhold all unpaid taxes for this year and next unless Governor Dan W. Turner withdraws troops guarding veterinarians.
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Tipton
U.R
Cedar County
Farmers Protective Association
Mount Pleasant
Henry County
Dan W. Turner
48 Degree Temperature Drop Shifts Athens Fashion
Athens and surrounding areas cooled by 48 degrees over three days. Mrs. C N France, county weather observer, reports a low of 49 as Thursday night’s temp. Thursday saw 78, while Wednesday reached 97. Hocking River at Hast Bridge rose to 3.35 feet from 2.96 feet Thursday night.
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Athens
C. N. France
Athens County
Hockings
Hast Bridge
Lake Alma Taken Over by Ohio State
Lake Alma northeast of Wellston was leased to the state for 90 years at $1 with a $15,000 improvement commitment within a year. The 279 acre site includes a center island and will become a southern Ohio recreation center under state control. The city retains water rights for emergencies as the state plans conservation and tourism enhancements.
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Lake Alma
State of
Ohio
Columbus
Alma
Wellston
Conservation Council
Wellaton
Roy J. Gillen
Pep
Baltimore
State Board of Control
Conservation Division
Treasury
Council
Fall Weather Boosts Outdoor Sport Activities
A warm spell ends as cooler air returns with light rains making conditions favorable for fall pastimes. Squirrels are being hunted more easily and participants are enjoying the temperate spell that arrived yesterday and today.
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Ber
May Hold Election
London reports indicate the question of an immediate general election will be decided over the weekend by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Stanley Baldwin. MacDonald returned to London earlier than planned as Conservative MPs favor an early vote, while Baldwin and the National Government oppose it.
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London
U.P
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Daily Express
MacDonald
Baldwin
Marquis of Reading
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Copeland Home
Maecenas Club
Briarcliff
Coats
Prestons
Milo Ford Clapp
Billy
Neil Hessel
Frances
Helsel
Mr. Helsel
Besse
Mayme Helsel
Bexley
Woodworths
Court St
Style Shop
Kasco
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery (Co
Athens Cash Feed Store
Parker, Sheaffer and Conklin
Arker Pencil
Parker
Logan
Southern Ohio
Empire
Albert F. Snell
Berry Hotel
Erie Building
Gold Stripe
The
D. Zenner Co
Gossard
H. W. Gossard Co
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