Corporal Clarke Discusses Safety At City Federation Meeting
Corporal Clark of the State Highway Department spoke on safety at the Athens City Federation meeting. He outlined Ohio traffic losses in 1937 and cited common driver errors. The president announced plans for a District Convention in Athens and urged a 25 cent per member assessment before the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Clark
State Highway Dept
Ohio
Emmett Rowles
Athens
Rowles
Esther Class Holds March Meeting at Elkins Home
The Esther Class of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Harry Elkins home on Monday night with 38 members and three visitors. A social hour followed a business session and a program directed by Mrs. E N Cullums featured Rev. Neil Crawford and Miss Ethel Beekman in costume singing Old Black Joe. Winners included Mrs. Lena Swaim, Rev. Crawford and Mrs. Charles Domke. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Guy Gardner and assistants. Nearby, Laurens Seelye of St Lawrence University spoke as a guest of Prof and Mrs C C Robinson. He noted his 1923 cooperative unit at American University Beirut. Also, Mrs B G Dorsey of Alexander Township, ill for three months, is slowly improving. her husband remains with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Christian Church
Harry Elkins
Maplewood Drive
E. N. Cullums
Neil Crawford
Ethel Beekman
Black Joe
Lena Swaim
Crawford
Charles Domke
St. Lawrence University
Laurens Seelye
Canton
N. Y
C. C. Robinson
Elmwood Place
Ohio University
Seelye
American University
Beirut
Syria
B. G. Dorsey
Alexander Township
Dorsey
Ladies Aid at Millfield Holds April Meeting
The 6000 Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Nellie Russell’s home for its April gathering. President Edith McDaniel led the business session with hymns, readings, and a vocal duet. The entertainment featured a miniature train tribute to Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McDaniel’s May vacation plans, with several members listed as attendees. May meeting planned at Mrs. Petitt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Nellie Russell
Rose Kendall
Jessie Fulton
Edith McDaniel
A. H. Boudinot
Madeline Boudinot
Viola Howard
Mrs. McNabb
Olive Brookins
Maxine Boudinot
Minnie Mackie
Ruth Garner
Lillian Russell
Elizabeth Robinett
Bessie Petitt
Mae Boudinot
Mrs. Petitt
Athens and Columbus social notes and visits
Miss Mary and Ruth Klingen berg and Miss Grace Cunningham spent Monday in Columbus. Dean John R. Johnson of Ohio University is spending the week in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burchfield of Columbus spent Sunday in Athens attending the funeral of Charles Mullen at the W. Union St. Chapel. Mr. Mullen was a former resident of Athens and a brother of Mrs. Henry Burchfield of Columbus, who was unable to attend because of illness. Will Frank of Athens State Hospital and Mrs. Ollie Sisson of Grosvenor were guests at a six o'clock dinner Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frank in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ruth Klingenberg
Grace Cunningham
Columbus
John R. Johnson
Ohio University
Cleveland
Harry Burchfield
Athens
Charles Mullen
W. Union St. Chapel
Mullen
Henry Burchfield
Will Frank
Athens State Hospital
Ollie Sisson
Grosvenor
Sam Frank
Nelsonville
Bright Girl Faces Modern Job Interview Demands
New York vocational expert Gertrude Stein says the girl who lands a job must read the interviewer's thoughts, sell herself, and appear poised. Avoid lateness, sloppiness, slang, or showing nerves. focus on listening and presenting confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gertrude Stein
Reading Bosses and First Impressions for Job Seekers
Guidance on presenting a positive front during interviews. Dress smartly, maintain a pleasant demeanor, and avoid bragging while letting qualifications emerge through questions. The article cites Miss Stein on employers preferring a cautious applicant over a cocky one.
Reynolds Entertain With Shower for Newly Weds
Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds hosted a shower at their Guyville area home for daughter Eilean Reynolds Nickoson and son in law Aubrey Nickoson on March 12. Guests and hosts from local families attended a pot luck dinner and church group social before games. Tetanus bacilli fact closes the column, noting long-lasting splinter infection in animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Guysville
Eilean Reynolds Nickoson
Aubrey Nickoson
Lorraine
Charles
Ira Robinson
Harvey Person
Elizabeth
Weston
Laurel
Burton Potter
Myrtle
Roca Calvert
L. T. Runnion
Harold
Tom
Rolla Windland
Ednad Steinmetz
Pauline
Margaret Jane
Luther Cook
Pearle Pitts
Mary
Kate Snodgrass
Scott Snodgrass
Bernard Linton
Russell
Iris
Naomi Archer
C. F. Windsor
H. B. Fortney
Paul Fortney
Jay Hupp
Elmo Barnhart
Bruce Nickoson
Richard Coffman
Paul Robinson
Boyd Jeffers
Glenn Gaston
C. H. Reynolds
Paul Reynolds
Bruce
Aubrey
Ross Nickoson
Watercolor Exhibit by Frances Gray Elliott on Display
Frances Gray Elliott presents contemporary watercolors at the Edwin Watts Chubb Library. A soil chemist at North Carolina State College reports alkaline soil may turn dogwood blossoms from pink to white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gray Elliott
Rush Elliott
Edwin Watts Chubb Library
North Carolina State College
Bishop Class Meeting Held in Church Basement
Mrs Maude Harvey led the Bishop Class of Central Ave M E Church as 24 members and two guests gathered in the church basement. Mrs Guy Pierce presided with Mrs W A Wolfe and Mrs D L Jones presenting a dialogue and reading. contest prize went to Mrs Anna Edwards. Next meeting planned at Mrs E L Horns home. Martzolff Class Social postponed due to conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Harvey
Central Ave
M. E. Church
Guy Pierce
W. A. Wolfe
D. L. Jones
Wolfe
Anna Edwards
E. L. Horn
State
Mrs Ora Haning Hosts Faithful Few Card Night
Faithful Few met at the home of Mrs. Ora Haning with 10 members and one guest Mrs. Carl Butcher. Mystery prize went to Mrs. Bertine Bowles. bridge winners were Mrs. Mabel Schenz and Mrs. Wilma Mason. high card game scorer was Mrs. Bowles with Mrs. Marjorie Nichols as low. Hostess served luncheon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Haning
Carl Butcher
Bertine Bowles
Mabel Schenz
Wilma Mason
Marjorie Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Wagner
Clark
State Highway Department
N. S. Welk
Laura Bailey
Arthur Boyles
R. P. Imes
Charles Evans
Boyles
Federation
W. L. Gard
Elkins
Ladies Aid
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Dicky
Madge
Uncle Dicky
Dicky-bird
K. F. 8, Inc
Miss Stein
Hobson Study Circle
M. A. Smith
High St
High and
Carpenter Sts
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
O. C. Chapman
Leta McLaughlin
Mabel Sisson
J. W. Hudson
H. T. Houf
Eastwood
W. S. Copeland
Central Pta
H. A. Fisher
W. State St
Philathea
Gladys Jones
E. State St
White Shrine
Odd Fellows Hall
Athens County Red Cross Chapter
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
Herman Humphrey
Highey
P. G. Hibbard
S. E. G. Pedigo
Daughters of Union Veterans
Northwest Territory
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Harper C. Pendry
WCTU
W. G. Seaman
W. H. Worthman
Seaman
Clarks Chapel
Eva Carpenter
Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Hillcrest Needle Club
Frank Kayser
Lancaster St
Alpha Delta Pi
P. L. Peterson
Presbyterian
Slingluff
Paris
Coats
Sam Warren
Wayne Wingett
Ross Wright
Joe Walburn
Hathamar
Methodist Church
Chichesters
Ask Bor
Maite Alee
SS An
R Brand
WM. A. Rogers Silverplate
Oneida, Ltd
Wm. A. Rogers
DIXIE
Dixie Queen
the Capital City Products CO
Colombes, Obie
The
Capitol City Products Co
Columbes
Bishop
Martzolff
United States
Milldeck
N. Court
Shoe Store
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!