League of Women Voters hears Mrs. Marsh on Cannery relief work
Mrs. Alice B. Marsh of Pendleton spoke at a League of Women Voters meeting about her 1934 Kansas cannery role. She described cattle relief efforts, sanitation standards, and human-relations challenges while noting workers valued the chance to work. Plans for April 7 candidacy meeting were announced.
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Women’s League
Alice B. Marsh
Pendleton
Oregon
League of Women Voters
S. H. Bing
Marsh
TVA Discussed At Higley Study Circle Meeting
Higley Study Circle met Wednesday at 46 Elmwood Place with Mrs. H. C. Leh man presiding in the president’s absence. Mrs. Dillon reviewed current events including eastern floods and Mrs. Koons presented a Tenn essee Valley Project paper with a TM&A map showing dams. An open discussion followed on dam impacts and resettlement.
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E. B. Acomb
H. C. Lehman
Higley Study Circle
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Cc. B. Dillon
E. 8. Koons
Tennessee Valley Project
Child Welfare Forum Focuses On County Services
An Athens County Social Service Forum will discuss child welfare with educators parents health officials and juvenile court and social service agency representatives. Speakers include E J Arnold judge B M Johnson Taylor Henderson Fell and Saltzgaber. The session is at Chubb Library Room 5 at 3 p m. Also noted is the departure of Mrs Robert Goodrich and two children from Sunnyside Drive to Wilmington Del.
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Athens County
Social Service Forum
Health Department
Social Service
E. J. Arnold
Nelsonville
8. M. Johnson
Probate Court
Taylor
Amesville
Henderson
Athens
Miss Fell
Saltzgaber
Social Sewing Society Meets at Mrs Cooley Home
The Social Sewing Society gathered at Mrs. Cecil Cooley’s residence on 24 May Avenue Wednesday afternoon. Eight members and one guest attended for an afternoon of sewing followed by a 4 o’clock dessert served by the hostess. The group plans a April 15 meeting at Mrs. T W Gaston’s home on Shannon Avenue.
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Social Sewing Society
Cecil Cooley
T. W Gaston
Shannon Ave
Lydia Lash Evans Club celebrates anniversary luncheon
Lydia Lash Evans Club marked its anniversary with a Thursday luncheon at The Colonial. Twenty members recalled club memories as Mrs. Florence Lash presided and Mrs. J L Harvey read a club history. The group was founded March 30 1925 by Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Henry Hatch to honor Lydia Lash Evans. The next meeting is April 16 at Mrs. F D Higgins home. Candy and bake sale planned by St Pauls Catholic Church ladies in Court Street rooms near the Ohio Theater.
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Lydia Lash Evans
Colonial
Florence Lash
J. L. Harvey
Harvey
Henry Hatch
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Carpenter
F. D. Higgins
S. Congress St
Ladies of St. Paul's Catholic Church
Court St
Ohio Theater
Moon shaped cookies and world dishes from local cooks
Article presents recipes for Moon Cookies with almond oil and crescent shapes, Mexican Rice with hamburger and raisins, Vienna Speckled Cake with chocolate and cherries, and a Hungarian cabbage with noodles dish. Includes attribution to Mrs. W. H. Brown and notes on holiday and lentan meals.
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Mexico
Spain
Vienna
W. H. Brown
Social Calendar Winds Through April First Weekend
Friday events include Current Events Club meeting with Mrs. Kinison at 7 30 p m and amateur program plus pie social by Richland Ave Methodist Protestant Church at Mechanicsburg schoolhouse. Also U S Daughters of 1812 meet for annual business and Foster bazaar sales run Friday and Saturday at Express Agency.
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Charles Kinison
Highland Ave
George Starcher
Richland Ave
Methodist Protestant Church
Mechanicsburg
Rebecca Morris McKee
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Myrtle Mitchell
Shannon Ave
Chiefs Club
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M. P. Church
Express Agency
W. Union St
WRC
Red Men’s Hall
Appomattox
West Indies trip memoir features film crew and beach scenes
A narrative describes models filming on location for a cruise advertisement in a seaside setting. Toby and Mrs. Gregg pose on a porch then board a boat for a shot as the crew adjusts angles and outfits. The scene shifts to a private landing and rippling water as photography continues.
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West Indies
Frazier
Hiatt
Toby
Mrs. Gregg
Ami
Notable Boston Architect Charles Al lerton Coolidge Dies
Charles Allerton Coolidge, a renowned Boston architect aged 77, died Wednesday night. He helped shape landmark buildings and left a lasting imprint on the city’s architectural landscape.
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New York
Charles Allerton Coolidge
Boston
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