Higley Study Circle Names Four Delegates
The Higley Study Circle elected four delegates for the State Federation meeting in Columbus April 24 to 27. At a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. J. R. Harvey’s home, Mrs. George Coe was named first delegate and president, Mrs. E. B. Acomb first alternate, Mrs. W. L. Gard second delegate, and Mrs. O. A. Terrill second alternate. The program featured a portrayal of The Pennsylvania Dutch man by Elsie Sing-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation
Columbus
Higley Study Circle
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
George Coe
E. B. Acomb
W. L. Gard
O. A. Terrill
Elsie Sing
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tabverts Periodic Ailments
Relieve and control monthly disturbances with Lydia FE Pinkham's Tablet. The ad claims premenstrual relief, targeting backaches headaches and nausea. It touts a uterine sedative effect, promises permanent relief with persistent use, and notes availability in chocolate coated tablets sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Higley Study Circle Seeks Insight on Local Authors
Mrs EB L Miller reviewed Elsie Singmaster writings while Mrs C W Gross spoke on Helen Martin books. Mrs E E Aumiller led the discussion. The next Higley Study Circle meeting is April 19 at Mrs S S Carpenter's home 196 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Martin
EB. L. Miller
Elsie Singmaster
C. W. Gross
E. E. Aumiller
Higley Study Circle
Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Foreign Policy Group Hears Prof Mauck at Dinner
Professor Mauck of Ohio University spoke to the Foreign Policy Association after a dinner at the University Club in Columbus. He is a European History instructor, and the Maucks attended as guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilifred Mauck
Fast State Street
Columbus
University Club
Mauck
Ohio University
Foreign Policy Association
Griswold Y. Ww. OA
Mrs Mackinnon Hosts Dinner Bridge at Hotel Berry
Mrs C N Mackinnon hosted the Thursday Dinner Bridge Club at the Hotel Berry last night. Four tables of contract bridge played with Mrs R W Finsterwald winning the prize. dinner service featured candy and flowers at tables set for 16. The Playshop presented The Mayor and the Mani Cure in Ewing Hall with Richard Fowler Viola Howe Axel Hellander Jane Donaldson and Cliff Coleman directing. Goo Woodworth son of Eugene E Woodworth arrives home saturday from University of Cincinnati School of Medicine for spring vacation. he was recently elected treasurer of Phi Chi Medical fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Mackinnon
Berry
R. W. Finsterwald
Little Theater
the Mayor
the Manicure
Ewing Hall
Richard Fowler
Misa Viola Howe
Axel Hellander
Jane Donaldson
Cliff Coleman
Philip Woodworth
Eugene E. Woodworth
Franklin Avenue
School of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Woodworth
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
Spring Tonics and Greens From Southern Kitchens
An anecdotal reminiscence recalls old timey home remedies like sulphur in molasses and sulphur with cream of tartar for purifying blood. It recalls greens with bacon, mammy cooks on plantations, and a Tennessee maid who returned to the North after travels and marriage to a tramp musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tuesday Night Bridge Club Dinners and Prizes
Members of the Tuesday Night Bridge Club enjoyed a dinner bridge at the Cottage Tea House Tuesday night. Yellow candies and place cards decorated tables. women's high score went to Mrs Earl Marquis and men's high score to Mr F D Higgine. Miss Christine Porter, 83 Grosvenor Street, travels to Chrichaville to visit Miss Elizabeth Patterson for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Tea House
Earl Marquis
F. D. Higgine
Christine Porter
Grosvenor Street
Chrichaville
Elizabeth Patterson
Ohio University
Bridge Club Meets At Cooper Residence
Mrs A L Cooper hosted a three table bridge gathering at Franklin Avenue last night. Lawrence Dupler won high score, A I Townsend took second. guest M F Durst played with the club. Mr and Mrs Harold Whaley hosted as guests with Mrs Woods of Mineral Wells visiting. Mrs George W Baxter of Elmira returned home after two months with T B Byrne and family. The Pallas Club plans to meet with Mrs Chariea G Matthews on Saturday at 2 50 in Past Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cooper
Franklin Avenue
Lawrence Dupler
A. I Townsend
M. F. Durst
Harold Whaley
North
Congress Street
M. G. Woods
Mineral
George W. Baxter
Elmira
T. B. Byrne
Franklin Avenue Overallas Club
Pallas Club
Chariea G. Matthews
Mulberry Street
Wesley Foundation Convention Opens With Delegates Arriving
Delegates from six Ohio colleges and universities converge in Ath ens for the Wesley Foundation state conference. Dr. Donald H. Tippett. speaker at the opening dinner at First Methodist Church, will address attendees. Conference features discussion groups and a closing business session on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
Donald H. Tippett
Church of All Nations
New York City
Bexley Methodist Church
Foundation
Bowling Green State College
Bowling Green
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Kent State College
Kent
Muskingum College
New Concord
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio State University
Columbus
County Music Groups Prepare for All County Concert
Twelve Athens County high schools combined in Athens for a noon rehearsal at Memorial Auditorium before the all county concert at 7 30 this evening. The 250 piece orchestra and four all county choirs were directed by county supervisors including Miss Marianna Bing and Mrs Althea Macfarlan. The event marks the second all county presentation replacing the former individual competition and judging system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
Memorial Auditorium
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Marianna Bing
Una Miller
Mary Blayney
Althea Macfarlan
Alfield Johnson
Margaret Gaylord
Raymond Connett
Herbert Spangler
Maxine Weinrich
Glorifying Yourself with New Flattering Powders
A promotional piece extols new rosy powders with apricot undertones promising a blooming complexion. It highlights evening versus daytime tones, claims glamour, and suggests blue outfits to suit the powder shade.
Powder shades blend with blue for spring looks
The text advises testing new powder shades with blue to achieve a complementary spring look. Visit a department store or beauty shop to sample at the counter and try on the powder on your cheeks to compare tones. If one cheek appears healthier, you’ll likely buy.
Broadwell Man Is Injured at Millfield
Alyvia White was severely bruised at Millfield Mine No. 6 last week when his clothing was caught in an electric drill. Charlies Holdcroft has moved his family here from Zaleski, Amos Priest and George and John Smith of Chillicothe spent the week end with Mr and Mrs D D Smith. Rufus White of Westland spent last week with his sister Mrs W W Totman of Athens. Ralph Young and Harold Lawrence of Plantsville visited Mr and Mrs Joe Young Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Alyvia White
Millfield Mine No. 6
Charlies Holdcroft
Zaleski
Amos Priest
George
John Smith
Chillicothe
D. D. Smith
Rufus White
Westland
W. W. Totman
Athens
Ralph Young
Harold Lawrence
Plantsville
Joe Young
Two Tried for Theft Before Mayor Wood
Charlies Sharp of Brookville was arrested and fined 25 dollars and costs by Mayor R S Wood for receiving stolen tobacco and cigarets. Everett Evans of Carbon Hill denies the charge and was bound over to the Grand Jury after arraignment. Evans could not post 500 dollars bond and remained in Athens City Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Sharp
Brookville
R. S. Wood
Sharp
Union Station
Everett Evans
Carbon Hill
Evans
Wood
Athens City
Stay in Zanesville Relatives Care for Mrs. W Secoy
A month long stay in Zanesville with relatives. Mrs. Mattie Place cares for Mrs. W Secoy who remains seriously ill. J. E. Barr and his son of Greenville visited Friday and Saturday with Barr’s daughter Mrs. Wilfred Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Mattie Place
Secoy
J. E. Barr
Greenville
Wilfred Kennedy
Special Services Begin at Zaleski M E Church
Zaleski April 7 A week of special services will start at the M E Church Sunday. J L Cavanaugh is ree a gar age on a lot purchased from the Her rold estate. Mrs Garnet Kendall led five local high school students to Athens for an educational meeting. J R Potter attended the dedication of the new Union Depot in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Rolland Ellis joined the Ellis parents in Cincinnati for a six month trip to California. Sherman Sharp opened a barber shop in the Flora Oil Building and the Sharps moved into the Ellis home. The high school class play was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Ellis
Cincinnati
Suday
Mr. Ellis
California
Sherman Sharp
Flora Oil
Cutler Pupils Visit Historic Marietta
D F Masters teacher led eighth graders to Marietta to tour Marietta College and other historic sites. That evening the class stayed as guests for supper with the teacher. Corrine and Francis Oliver are ill with measles. Mrs Marguerite Leggett spent the weekend in Stewart. Mrs Chester Rowland has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Goddard
Caldwell
Madge Ferguson
Corrine
Francis Oliver
Marguerite Leggett
Stewart
Esmond Root
Chester Rowland
Local Social Notes Include Hamilton Return
Mrs. Louisa Hamilton returns from several months in Me Arthur visiting in Fischer Hall on Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. FE Lowry and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer Hall
Louisa Hamilton
Arthur
FE. Lowry
High School Night Run By Director John 8 Thur
Obscure notes describe a Wednesday event led by director John with vague references to 8 and an early performance. The fragment hints at a school setting and a musical or theatrical activity but lacks clear details or names.
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John
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Higley
Foreign Policy Group
Mrs. Mackinnon
Finsterwald Sisters
South Court Street
Leilvus Bargain Basement
PARLY
Easter
Silvus
SILK
Wale
Marian Walters
Tennessee
Bridge Club
Cooper Residence
Millfield
Bainwums
Bunter
Stuart Johnston
Cutler
Marietta
Preston
Big Daylight
Pierces
Logan
Meyers
Woodworth’s
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
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