Women’s Music club opens year with Indian music program
Mrs. H. R. Wilson presided at the first meeting of the year as Mrs. Robert P. Tompkins hosted at 59 Elmwood Place. The program featured Indian music with pieces by Mrs. William Austin piano solos, Cadman songs, and a violin number by Mrs. H. G. Stalder. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Matters hosted guests for dinner, while Miss Ora Bobo visited relatives in Baltimore and Ralph Hartman chauffeured her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Tompkins
Elmwood Place
Woman's Music Club
H. R. Wilson
William Austin
Lieurance
Grosventres Crow
B. M. Covert
Miss Godard
H. G. Stalder
Miss Joy Cutler
Ora Bobo
Baltimore
Bobo
Ralph Hartman
the Plains
Miss Bobo
Two Picnics At Oak Lodge Hospitality Scene
Oak Lodge at the W. H. McKee bungalow hosts two picnic groups today. The daytime party includes Mrs. W. H. McKee and thirteen other ladies, while tonight the Pi Beta Phi sorority holds a merry entertaining at the same bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Woman's Bible Class Picnic Planned by Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Bible Class of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual picnic at the home of Mrs. W. L. Gordon on North Hill at 5 o clock Thursday evening. In rain or cold weather the event moves to the church parlors. Members of the Home department are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Gordon North Hill
Home Department
Community Notes From College Hill and Cleveland
Mrs James G Parks of Cleveland visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C H Bryson of College Hill. UC D club reschedules to Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J H Gross hostess at 69 Morris Avenue. Pi Beta Phi alumnae meet at 730 Wednesday evening with Miss Mary Connett at 245 West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Parks
Bernarda Bryson
Cleveland
Athens
C. H. Bryson
College Hill
J. H. Gross
Morris Avenue
Pi Beta Phi
Mary Connett
West Union Street
Athens County Girls Win at Iowa Inter-State Fair
Two Athens county girls Miss Esther Wilson and Miss Thelma Vernon added to their laurels from the Ohio State fair by winning first place in clothing judging and the demonstration team at the Iowa inter-state fair. Ohio has long entered a team but this is the first time it has placed. Team leader is Mrs. Fred Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wilson
Thelma Vernon
Athens County
Ohio
Fred Wilson
Police Evader Ernest Glass Nabbed After Chase
Ernest Glass sought on indecent exposure charges was arrested on the street last night by Officer Charles Maple and jailed. He allegedly involved with a woman on school grounds weeks ago. the woman was fined earlier. Glass faces trial in Mayor Koons court at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Glass
Charles Maple
Glass
L. A
Truck driver charged with reckless operation arraigned
Thomas Schiner of Shafer Wholesale pleaded guilty before Justice Carl Poretar and was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 17.30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schiner
Shafer Wholesale Company
Justice of Peace
Carl Poreter
Dinner Party Honors Relatives and Friends at Fremont Street Home
Mrs. M. E. Griffin hosted a Sunday dinner at 11 Fremont street honoring relatives and friends. Guests included Dr. William Kelley and daughter Irene and son Samuel of Chefu China, Mrs. Joanna Goodrich Ewing, Mrs. William Tucker, Alfred, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Mansfield and children Helen Dona Pauline Donald Dean and Paul of Canann ville, Miss Jane Phillips, Miss Martha Fulton, and Mr. and Mrs. G. H Maxwell of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bardin drove to Marietta Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bardin with Miss Goldie Ashworth. Mrs. M. Moran of Marion returned home after staying at Hotel Berry while visiting her son a freshman in Ohio University and a Phi Kappa Tau pledge at 50 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Griffin
Fremont Street
William Kelley
Irene
Samuel
Chefu
China
Joanna Goodrich Ewing
William Tucker
Alfred
Merwin Mansfield
Helen
Dona Pauline
Donald Dean
Paul
Canaanville
Jane Phillips
Martha Fulton
G. H Maxwell
Athens
M. Moran
Marion
Berry
Ohio University
Phi Kappa Tau
East State Street
White family reunion at Angell Ridge home
Descendants of Robert and Mary White gathered at Frank White's Angell Ridge home for a noon dinner. Forty six relatives from Athens and nearby areas attended, with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. V. Rounsaville and son Charles Jr. traveling from Columbus. Mrs. Rounsaville is the daughter of Mrs. Fred White of 186 North Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Mary White
Frank White
Angell Ridge
Athens
Vicinity
CC. V. Rounsaville
Charles, Jr
Columbus
Rounsaville
Fred White
North
Lancaster Street
Rauchs Visit Brother in Grant Hospital
Mr and Mrs F X Rauch motored to Columbus last evening to see Raymond Rauch brother of Mr Rauch in Grant hospital His improvement is not as rapid as hoped They will be gone several days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Rauch
Columbus
Raymond Rauch
Grant Hospital
Dietitian Eve Miller Returns From Marietta Visit
Miss Eve Miller a dietitian at Hotel Berry has returned home to Marietta after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Miller
Berry
Marietta
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Saylor Home Thursday
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Christian church will hold its monthly business session at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy Saylor, 145 Grosvenor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Christian Church
Roy Saylor
Grosvenor Street
Two Fines Imposed on Mullin in Liquor Case
Two fines of 100 dollars each were assessed against Thomas Mullin of Troy township after his Athens court trial on charges of possessing materials for liquor manufacture and possessing alcoholic beverages. He was arrested during a Troy township raid by Deputy Sheriffs Cady and Gilson and remanded to the county jail when unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullin
Troy Township
Athens
Mullin
Cady and
Gilson
Light travel noted as Athens train runs late
Southbound Hocking Valley train No. 30 arrived forty minutes late from an unknown cause though it had run on time for months. Travel this summer is reported light, with few passengers on the Athens to Columbus run and four local Athens service trains removed in the last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Athens
Columbus
Hatchery Adds Large Incubator as Chick Production Expands
Athens Chick Hatchery announces a new 40 000 chick incubator to be installed soon. The firm, in business six years, ships nearly 500 000 chicks annually to every state in five parcel post zones and to Canada. Eggs come from Kentucky Illinois Iowa Indiana and Ohio with Leghorn, Barred Rock, White Rock, and Rhode Island Red among popular breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrc
Athens
Kentucky
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Rhode Island
Canada
Pacific
Unclear OCR notes on chicken raisers and seasonal orders
Fragmentary text describes orders arriving from beyond the Rocky Mountains and a local firm delaying hatching until mid July. It notes small profits for chicken raisers and ongoing business through part of the year, with missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Preston’s Fashion Show Opens to Large Athens Crowd
Large crowds attended Preston stores in Athens for Fashion Week opening. The three floor reconfiguration showcased ready to wear, a hat shop, beauty parlor and rag room. Four Athens girls modeled outfits as Woody’s Orchestra played while shoppers filled the store all evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Athens
Theatore
Wnich
South Court Street
Boelwner
Sam Sanheary
Woody
Rauch
Burglar Falls Into Grease Barrel After Window Entry
In Indianapolis a burglar crawled through a shop window and dropped ten feet to a barrel of transmission grease. He became stuck up to his neck but escaped without stealing anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Diamond Dyes For Wool Silk Linen Cotton And Mixtures
Buy Diamond Dyes no other kind and tell your druggist the material to color. Specify if wool or silk or if linen cotton or mixed goods.
Full Blooded African King Creates Sensation in Harlem
In Harlem New York Sept 29 a real African king visited the area drawing crowds. King Nana Amoah VII ruler of 30 000 Fanti Tribe members arrived aboard the liner Aquitania and plans to unveil royal robes said to be seven centuries old. The robe of silk with rainbow colors and bead embroidery is paired with an ancient gold sword symbolizing power. The event recalls Marcus Garvey era excitement and Harlem awaits the king’s first public appearance in regal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Marcus A. Garvey
Africa
Nana Amoah VII
Gold Coast
Aquitania
Aji Harlem
Co Orea
Marcus Garvey
United States
Nana Amoah II
Nana Amoah
Natural Items Gain Unnatural Appearance
A fragment notes a tote of natural things appearing unnatural, suggesting a curious or puzzling observation about ordinary items in an unusual setting.
Seaman and Daughter Set Sail for New Zealand in Motor Boat
Plymouth reports Willam Unitt a retired naval seaman and his 15 year old daughter will voyage 14 000 miles to New Zealand in their six foot motor boat the mergander. They prefer sea travel to liner and have equipped the boat with a 14 horsepower coal oil engine a two foot cabin and a wireless set the pair expect the trip to take about four months and have bought land in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Eng
Willam Unitt
New Zealand
Unitt
Freckle-Free Skin Promise From Pharmacy Advert
A bold ad claims Freckle Cream from Cline Pharmacy and Kee Drug Co cures freckles in four days. It promises quick, dramatic results with a money back guarantee if freckles persist, touting a “magic cream” that lightens brown spots and leaves skin smooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy Company
Kee Drug Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Music Cribd
A. W. Matters
Fort Street
Vern Dunlap
Emmett
Corning
Oak Lodge
D. A. Bardin
Roy ©. Bardin
Goldie Ashworth
Robert White
Freed - Eisemann
Moore
S. Court St
Union
Scholls Zino
Fuller Shoppe
Shop For Children
N. Court St
Richelieu Sales Lady
Mrs. Wright
Bethel
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Boots
Flyte
T. W. Shafer
Bible Stories
Lillie A. Faris
Athens Book & News Co
Booth Court House
Cline Bldg
Bank of Athens National Capital and Surplus
Agawa
Mouiie
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!