Dame Fashion in Spring Bow At Style Show Here Sunday
A spring fashion show at the Hotel Berry Sunday night drew many attendees. Mrs Dame Fashion presented slim gowns with leg o mutton sleeves alongside mannish tailleur ensembles, with models led by Miss Helen Roush in a candy stripe outfit. Notable guests and numerous university co eds filled tables and watched as diners enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Company
Berry
Misa Helen Roush
Fritz
Seener
Emma Morton
Catherine Kenney
Fash
E. R. Custer
Mra
T. W. Craiz
C. M. Gill
Ann Custer
R.S. Wood
A. B. Wells
R. W. Finsterwald
Hampton Beeson
R. H. White
Earl Beckley
Fred H. Beckler
John W. Bolin
Harvey C. Bak
Harry McCartney
Marry McCartney
Indianapolis
Ind
Vested University Choir Delights Sunday Audience
The Ohio University Vested Choir directed by Prof. C. C. Robinson performed in Memorial Auditorium. The program opened with Gloria in Excelsis and featured Lullaby Jesus Dear, O Cast Me Not Away, spirituals, Break Break Break, Kentucky Mound Tune, To the Unknown God, and Alleluia. The choir showed unity, clear enunciation, and expressive interpretation throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
C. C. Robinson Sundey
Memorial Auditorium
Bertholém Tours
Jesus Dear
Salama
Johannen Prahms
Baber Cain
Tennyson
Goldbeck
Robinson
Kentucky Mound
Gustav Holst
Fredery
Becheder
Professor Robinson
Techaikowsky
University
Trends in America Symposium At Faculty Women's Club
The International Relations Study Group of the American Association of University Women invites members and friends to a symposium on social and governmental trends in America at 120 o'clock Wednesday night. Notables may include President Nicholas Murray Butler and professors from Columbia and Ohio universities. The day also covers the White Shrine Lodge meeting with potluck dinner and notes on Mr Raymond Brooks and family visiting Columbus for care of a fractured arm.
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The
American Association of University Women
America
Faculty Women's Club
Margaret Bene
Viola Nelson
Edith Beeche
H. Bing
National Council On Coots
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dewey and Kilpatrick
Columbia Universty
Charles Gilkey
University of Chicago
Sherwood Bédy
New York
Herbert RB. Spencer
Ohio State University
FE. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Engagement Announced For Miss Marguerite Steele
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Marguerite Ebien Steele of Columbus to Mr. Lee Landsittel of Columbus. Both graduates of Ohio State in 1931. Landsittel is with Long's book store. Dr and Mrs Landsittel formerly resided here.
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Marguerite Ebien Steele
William Henry Steele
Columbus
Lee
Landsittel
F. C. Landsittel
Kenney Road
Landsitter
Ohio University
Miss Steele
Ohio State Ni
Mr. Landsitter
Long’s
Kamen Voters to Hear Immigration Crime Program
Athens League of Women Voters meets at 7 30 p m Thursday with Mrs F H Krecker at 171 North Congress Street. Mrs C L Martzolff leads a discussion on Immigration and Crime relation to the foreign born using the Wickersham Committee report. A large attendance is desired for business including a report on Athens County Government by Mrs H R McVay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens League of Women Voters
rMs
F. H. Krecker
North
Congress Street
C. L. Martzolff
Pocahontas Lodge Meeting Plans and Social Dance
Pocahontas Lodge will meet Wednesday night at Red Men s Hall with a dance to follow after the session. Mr and Mrs Harvey C Baker of 245 East State Street hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs Harry Mc Cartney from Indianapolis Indiana.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Eclock
Red Men's Hall
Harvey C. Baker
Fast State Street
Harry McCartney
Indianapolis
Ind
License Tag Sales Rise After Partial Reductions
One fourth reductions on commercial and passenger car license tags drew over 100 buyers to the office of David Johnson, deputy commissioner of motor vehicles. Saturday sales totaled $717.72 with 93 passenger car tags sold for $568.50 and breakdowns including 69 at $5.25, 19 at $7.50, four at $11.25 and one at $18.75. Additional sales covered eight truck tags, seven trailers, four motorcycle tags, and one side car. Total weekly sales reached $52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Mrs Geo McKinstry Dies Suddenly at 77
George McKinstry's wife, 77, died suddenly at 11 Sunday night at 37 Brown Avenue. Survivors include husband, daughters Mrs J K Jolly of Youngstown and Caroline at home, and sister Mrs A J Carbaugh of Chase. Brother(s) Granville Ellis Chase, Marion Ellis Sugar Creek, and Ephriam Ellis Albany. Funeral Wednesday afternoon, hour to be announced.
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George McKinstry
Brown Avenue
J. K. Jolly
Youngstown
Caroline
Ralph
A. J. Carbaugh
Chase
Granville Ellis
Marion Ellis
Sugar Greek
Ephriam Ellis
Albany
Easter Sunday Scenes From City Venues And Campus
The piece recalls Easter season religious services across churches and notes a busy weekend of entertainment. It highlights two prominent yesterday programs a feature film and a spring style display, plus a choir performance at Memorial Auditorium. The author compares city contrasts from morning church to evening events and ends with a warm homecoming vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Robinson
Memorial Auditorium
Izaak Walton Cabin Framing Advances at Waterloo Township
Framing and roof sheeting on the large Izaak Walton League cabin near Waterloo Township was completed last week. Roofing, a 10 by 40 foot front porch, window and door installation, and chimney work are pending this week with completion expected this month if weather stays favorable. Athens carpenters and volunteers aided, with an Athens chapter meeting planned at City Hall Tuesday at 7 30 PM to discuss progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Waterloo Township
Athens
City Hall
Banker Confers With Roosevelt Over Loan Ban Plan
Winthrop W. Aldrich, chairman of Chase National Bank, meets with President Roosevelt at the White House to discuss restricting bank loans for speculative purposes. The talks focus on curb measures and the potential impact on finance and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Wl Aldrich
Chase National Bank
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Back To Soil Movement Grows In Midwestern States
A United Press survey shows a broad back-to-the-land trend across the Midwest with rural revival in farm homes. Oklahoma reports a 75,000 rural population rise since 1930 as more families seek subsistence, Illinois notes multi family farm homes, Indiana finds mostly talk, Missouri cites subsistence motive, Michigan records an 8 percent rise, and Ohio notes vacant dwellings shrinking while rural schools see higher attendance.
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Chicago
U.2
United Press
Oklahoma
Harry B. Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
Illinois
W. H. McLaughlin
State Department of Agriculture
McLaughlin
Michigan
Ohio
David K. Nutter 82 Dies at Canaan Township Home
David K. Nutter, 82, died at his farm home in Canaan Township Sunday night after a four month illness. A former mine foreman in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys, he lived in Canaan Township for 25 years. Survived by wife, son Br. B. Nutter of Columbus, daughters Mrs. Jeasie Jacoby Athens and Mrs. Glennie Morris Athens R D 4, four granddaughters and three great granddaughters. Burial at New Straitsville family plot with flowers requested to be omitted.
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David K. Nutter
Canaan Township
Nutter
Thomas
Martha Nutter
New Straitsville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Br. B. Nutter
Columbus
Jeasie Jacoby
Athens
Glennie Morris
R. D
Straitsville
Boy Sprague Suffering From Appendicitis Hospitalized
The condition of little Billy Sprague son of Dr and Mrs John R Sprague after an appendicitis operation at the Sheltering Arms Hospital Saturday was reported satisfactory this morning. The operation was performed by Dr Drury of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Billy Sprague
John R. Sprague
Sheltering Arms
Drury
Columbus
Car Destroyed by Fire at Courtney Hall
An automobile owned by C. B. Schuler at 1238 North Lancaster Streetwas destroyed by a Sunday night blaze on Courtney Hall. Fire officials cited a short circuit in the wiring system as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Schuler
North
Lancaster Street
Courtney Hall
R Ceanies
Athens
Afternoon Tea Table Demands Dainty Foods and Service
The article guides hosting an afternoon tea stressing proper equipment and place settings. It covers choosing a table and tray, necessary serving items, types of tea sets in pottery, glass, or silver, and the importance of coordinated linens and napkins. It notes cost ranges and gifts like tea services for weddings or anniversaries.
Gorham To Collect Real Estate Taxes in local banks
Treasurer G. D. Gorham announced he will be at the First National Bank in Amesville on Wednesday April 5 to collect real estate taxes Limited to Ames and Bern Township taxpayers On Thursday April 6 collections move to the Citizens Bank in Alban serving Lee Township residents only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Gorham
First National Bank
Amesville
Ames and
Bern Township
Gorham
Citizens Bank
Alban
Lee Township
Albany
Small Cookies For Tea Table
A vintage recipe note describes two types of small cookies to present at tea. First, walnut cookies with brown sugar, eggs, flour, salt, baking powder, then shaped while hot and baked briefly. Second, peanut cookies with shortening, sugar, egg, milk, flour, salt, cream of tartar, and soda, rolled and baked to a light color.
Spring Diet Guide Emphasizes Iron Rich Foods
The article advocates a spring specific menu to combat "spring fever" with iron rich foods and tart items. It highlights spinach as iron rich, suggests picks like citrus juice, grapefruit, rhubarb, pickles, lemon sauces, horseradish, and a daily plan from breakfast to dinner featuring orange juice, figs, bluefish, creamed celery, and dandelion greens.
Old Fashioned Two-Part Chocolate Cookie Recipe Card
A vintage recipe describes four key portions for cookies and crumbs. It covers dry mix with grated chocolate and shortening, creaming sugar with eggs, and alternating flour with milk to form a stiff dough for rolling and baking. It also details a crumb mixture with chocolate molasses coffee and raisin garnish baked fifteen minutes.
How You May Look Prettier with MELLO GLO Powder
Melde GLO face powder promises a smoother even finish hides fine lines and prevents shine. A French process claims purity and low irritation while lasting through the day for a healthier look. Price is 81.00 tax free by D. Zenner Co. Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Co
Adyv
Endive and Spring Onion Advice for Fresh Diet
The passage notes asparagus and endive as sea variety foods with spring onions and Fos valued for frequent use. It praises endive for its flavor, recommends new cabbage with lemon ing, and highlights fruits and vegetables as rich in iron and minerals. It emphasizes bulky foods for energy and lists vegetables as tonic-like and mineral rich.
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White Shrine Lodge
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Raymond Brooks
Norma McKibben
Jiles Brooks
Lester Robinett
Columibus
Robinett
Grant Moepital
Hal Murphy
Florence Lash Williams
Lovan
Billa Keynce
Kamen
Harry J. Hopkins
Relief Administration of
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Congress
Marian Walters
Miltikan
Indiana
F. J. Barker
Missouri
Conrad H. Hammar
Missouri College of Agriculture
Ozark
Vic Miller
Canaan
Billy Sprague
Errnge
Photo Hess
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Athens, Ohio
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Logans
Griseesey
B. Lavérence
N. Alderman
G. Werstell
F. B. Kiltan, Asst
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