Fairgrounds National Brands Picnic At Athens
A WPA laborer faced Magistrate T. R. Bennett after four squirrels were found with Elmer Cole of Coolville, who pleaded guilty to $100 and costs. The Sixth Annual National Brands Stores Picnic drew a record crowd at Athens County Fairgrounds with live shows, drumming, contests, and celebrity appearances, including drum major Violet Mulvenna and performances by Boy Scouts and local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
T. R. Bennett
Elmer Cole
Mr. Cole
Coolville
B. F. Swartz
Bennett
Cole
Athens County Fairgrounds
Coney Island
National Brands
Mid-Way
F. E. Dowler
C. D. Shafer Co
Fairgrounds
Mr. Dowler
Metropolitan Booking Agency
Chicago
George Wood
Beaumont
Marvelo
Cornell
Cliff Cornell
Perle L. Whitehead
Cincinnati
Boy Scouts of America
Carl F. Kraatz
Athens
C. D. Shafer
Violet Mulvenna
Red Oak
Iowa
Kraatz
Soldiers’ Field
Mulvenna
University of Mississippi
Lodi cattle owners to meet on Tuesday
A meeting will be held Tuesday night at the Shade Grange Hall to consider testing Lodi Township cattle by the Bang's method. Dr. A. J. De Fosset, federal veterinarian in charge of the Ohio testing program, reports funds are available to test several action townships in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Grange Hall
A. J. de Fosset
Ohio
Athens Couny
Speeding arrest in W Union Street yields small fine
Eston Starkey of Athens Route 1 was arrested by Officer Carman Church on West Union Street for speeding. Mayor Cliff Cornell fined Starkey five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eston Starkey
Athens
Carman Church
W. Union St
Cliff Cornell
Meet in Nelsonville Women’s Relief Corps District Convention
The district convention of the Women’s Relief Corps will be held in Nelsonville on Wednesday September 28. A number of women from the Athens Corps plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Relief Corps
Nelsonville
Athens Corps
Civil cases open in Common Pleas Court
The first civil case this week, Gertrude Joyce versus the Industrial Commission of Ohio, opens before Judge O F Rowland. Additional cases this week against the Industrial Commission include Anatasia S S Grisheckim William Kalt Myrtle B Martin Watt McDonald Sadie Tedrow and Clyde Dowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gertrude Joyce
Industrial Commission of Ohio
O. F. Rowland
Industrial Commission
Anatasia
Doctor Nye Appointed Surgical Staff at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Dr H R Nye of 121 2 S Court St Athens was notified today that he has been named a member of the surgical staff at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital. Nye completed a one year interneship at the same hospital. Babylonian students studied quadratic equations in 2000 B C making algebra nearly 4000 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Nye
S. Court St. Athens
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Nye
B. C
OU Eleven Is Mobbed At Union Station
More than 2,000 Ohio University students and townspeople mobbed Athens Union Station to greet the Bobcat football team after a 6-0 victory over Illinois. The squad arrived on the National Limited at 9:46 p.m. amid torches and a pep rally led by cheerleaders atop baggage wagons. Women students were granted late permission to attend. On campus a large crowd surrounded the players as they spoke from Cutler Hall steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens’ Union Station
Bobcat
University of Illinois
Cutler Hall
Ten Ships Keep City Sky Alive At Athens Airport
Visiting planes joined six regulars at Athens Airport for the National Brands Picnic. aircraft included a Taylorcraft flown by Bob Townsend with Carl Elkins as passenger, an Aeronca low wing piloted by Capt S J Price, and a Piper Cub demonstrator flown by Philip Meinke. Townsend and Meinke staged air stunts over the airport and fairgrounds while balloon drops were staged with 200 balloons valued at five cents to five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Taylorcraft
Bob Townsend
Taylor- Young Aircraft Co
Alliance
Carl Elkins
C. A. Lawrence
Crooksville
Ohio National Guard
S. J. Price
Liemis
H. A. Crawford
R. Kissack
Cleveland
Philip Meinke
Willoughby
Piper Cub
Townsend
Meinke
Fairgrounds
Bob Swift
al Knouff
Kappa Phi Rose Tea at First Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon event at the First Methodist Church parlor from 3 to 5 features Kappa Phi Rose Tea. Miss Annabelle Haller leads in receiving, with patronesses and alumni members mingling while hostesses introduce new members. musical numbers include solos by Virginia Christman and instruments by Georgia Hubbard and Leona Algeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
First Methodist Church
Annabelle Haller
William G. Seaman
Russell E. Bayliff
Carl Ferguson
H. A. McCaskill
H. E. Benz
E. C
Martha Minameyer
Loise Zimmerman
Caryl Walls
Isabelle Clark
Vera Mount
Dorothy Purviance
Elaine Gilchrist
Mary Slutz
Vermillion
Marion Coe
Anna Henry
Bonnie Belle Donaldson
Virginia Christman
Georgia Hubbard
Leona Algeo
Calendar notes of club meetings and events
Monday events include The Woman's Music Club at 7 30 p m at the Women's Faculty Club with Mrs Wescott Roach as hostess. Also on Monday the West Side P T A study group led by Miss Louisa Steele meets at 59 N High St replacing Mrs Denver Gooding, led by Miss Mabel Durst at 600 Athena Delphian Club with Mrs G E Mills at 152 Grosvenor St. Tuesday features a talk by Mrs L G Bean on Art Consciousness in America at 900 TUESDAY, Guild of the First Christian Church trip to Nelsonville for the One Day Missionary Convention dinner and program, Progressive Literary Club at Grosvenor St with Mrs Fred Slaughter as leader, Maecenas Literary Club with Mrs Frank Dean hosting at 70 Second St and speaker Mrs Charles Evans on The Zionist Movement, WBA meeting at I O O F Hall with birthdays celebrated, a Called meeting of the Mother's Circle at Mrs Scott Neutzling's home, and Child Conservation League meeting with Mrs W H Smith at 83 Grosvenor St 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side P.T.A
Louisa Steele
N. High St
Denver Gooding
Mabel Durst
Athena Delphian Club
G. E. Mills
Grosvenor St
L. G. Bean
America
Guild of the First Christian Church
Nelsonville
One Day Missionary Convention
Progressive Literary Club
Fred Slaughter
George Carr
Maecenas Literary Club
Frank Dean
Second St
Charles Evans
Busy Week-End Of Football, Picnics, Weddings, Parties
A vibrant weekend with Ohio University fans in Illinois, the National Brands picnic at the county fairgrounds, and a country club dance. Mary Dunlap and Jack Smith wed in Kingston with wide coverage, while Mary Jones Hauserman and William R Hauserman celebrated at the Christian Church. Scouts aided traffic and first aid as crowds filled Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Illinois Territory
Athens
County Fairy Grounds
Athens Country Club
Mary Jones
William R. Hauserman
Christian Church
Doll Hat Fashion Note From Mrs Al Davis
Mrs Al Davis appears in a short sleeved wool dress with sable neck piece and a saucer sized felt hat trimmed with feather pompoms. She wears pull on gloves, carries a large bag, and gold leaf clip earrings. Upswept front with a downswept back completes the style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Davis
Mary A Jones Bride at Christian Church in Sunday Ceremony
Mary Anita Jones wed William Redding Hauserman Sunday at the Christian Church with a stone blue gray ensemble. The reception followed at Athens Country Club. Attendants included Miss Eileen Pendergrass and Mrs. Frank Rauch Jr. The couple will reside in Mansfield and Hauserman works in City Engineering. A later church and club notices section lists church meetings and a school board talk led by Mr. Luchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Jones
Christian Church
Mary Anita Jones
The
William Redding Hauserman
William Ruston
Sampson and Delilah
Saint Saens
Thais
Massinet
Neil Crawford
Hauserman
Paul Hauserman
Eileen Pendergrass
Frank X. Rauch, Jr
Gladys Jones
Miss Jones
Rev. Crawford
Frank Hauserman
Neil
Thomas
Mendelssohn
Paul Schell
Ashland
William Broedling
Dayton
Athens Country Club
Ohio University and Illinois football crowds travel
Mrs O F Peoples and sister Miss Sarah Foster spent the weekend in Columbus with Mr and Mrs Milo Clapp. Dr and Mrs Robert G Dawes were in Champaign Urbana for the Ohio Illinois game. Mr and Mrs R H White and Mr and Mrs Seth W Lewis motored to Illinois for the game. Mrs Don Peden joined friends and a Chi Omega sister in Urbana for the visit. The football crowd stayed at the Urbana Lincoln Hotel. Mr Mitchell sports editor and Mr Kelley News Bureau manager attended the game. Mr and Mrs George C Hall and Emma Lou Griley were weekend guests of the Bakers and attended the Country Club dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Peoples
Sarah Foster
Columbus
Robert G. Dawes
E. State St
Champaign
Urbana
Ill
R. H. White
Seth W. Lewis
Illinois
Ohio University
University of Illinois
Don Peden
Coach Peden
Chi Omega
Clara Faye
Urbana-Lincoln
O, VA
G. E. Mitchell
Dana Kelley
Ohiolinois
Mitchell
the Messenger
Kelley
George C. Hall
Emma Lou Griley
Lancaster
Harvey
Baker
State St
Hall
Miss Griley
Dance at Country Club Draws Seventy Couples
About seventy couples attended the Country Club dance Saturday night from 10 to 2 in the clubhouse. Rainbow lighting and autumn flowers set a festive tone with a modern refreshment bar in green and silver. Jack Watkins and his Band of Parkersburg provided music while Mr. P. F. Good oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Watkins
Parkersburg
P. F. Good
Pallas Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Pallas Club met at Mrs. J. J. Crumley’s home with president Mrs. L. S. Nichols presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. T. M. Wolfe discussed conservation locally, followed by a lively discussion. Also noted is the birth of Gary Scott Wolfe to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wolfe on Sept. 19 at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
J. J. Crumley
L. S. Nichols
James P. Porter
T. M. Wolfe
Alton Wolfe
Second St
Gary Scott
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. A. Wolfe
James Powell
Wellsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hunter
Hussar
C. W. Janssen
Glendon Shriner
Logan
Richard Dent
Mansfield
Douglas Hicks
Portsmouth
Junior Figgins
Danny Shafer
Benny Friedman
Warren Cooper
Donna Gaitten
Robert Cross
Jack Wilson
Spencer
W. Va
Dent
Shriner
Johnny Brown
Wellston
Betty Pettit
Marjorie Moler
Bernadine Atkins
Evaline Hughes
Thelma Weiss
R. D. Dalrymple
Kootaga Area
G. E. Ashwill
Meigs
Glouster
Jacksonville
Pomeroy
Hockingport
E. H. Gaylord
Friends
Clayton
Harry McCartney
Hobart McKinnis
Brown
Dick Gross
Virginia Botkins
Everett Hornstein
Leeman Glover
Louis Steinmetz
George Newhouse
Tuppers Plains
James Merritt
Millfield
George Wallace
Salt Creek
Roger Willison
Ethel Foley
Lodi
Speeder
Lydis E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Union
West Union St
Hackberry Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Dowler & Ferguson
Athens, Ohio
Funeral Home
Kappa Phi Rose
Wescott Roach
WBA
I. O. O. F. Hall
Scott Neutzling
Child Conservation League
W. H. Smith
Society
Carl Stickney
Stickney
Mary Dunlap
Jack Smith
Detroit
Kingston
Miss Dunlap
Mrs. Smith
New York
Happy” Nye
Philadelphia
Dayton Wise
Alice Mae Robinson
Clara Cavanaugh
Gordon K. Bushes
Carl Beasleys
Country Club
Greensman
Mary A. Jones Hauserman
South High
Parents Prayer Book
Geneva Jones
Schmitz
Frank R. Murphey
Dahlia
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
P. m. Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Luchs
Home St
William J. Malone
Akron
T. B. Miles
Carl Miles
Nurito
McBride Service Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!