Social roundups mark multiple society events and births
A long list of society happenings includes a fifth anniversary party for the Progressive Club in Chamber of Commerce rooms with music by Mrs. Slaughter and Mrs. Duncan. the Friendship Music Club meeting at Jean Clark’s home. a twenty first birthday party for Sadie Love at her mother’s house. and visits by Oberlin College figures. Various notices mention new members, readings, and performances plus announcements of births, travel to Columbus for a state music meeting, and a surgical case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Harvey
H. M. Bennett
United States
Fred Slaughter
C. D. Duncan
James Earich
Bobby Hutchins
Mable McBride
Riley Gaskell
Stephen Foster
Ellen Stoker
Oval
Gertrude Reed
Catharine Wilkes
Betty Gilham
East Mulberry Street
Margaret Benedict
Sadie Love
S. J. Love
East Union Street
Eleanor Haning
Mary Ellen Long
Jessie Digkins
Bernice Davis
Thelma Morrison
Nelle Weber
Marjorie Boyles
Alma Wood
Cledythe Cranmer
Lillian Cranmer
Lillian Hartman
Bessie Schoonover
Governor Opens Rotary District Meeting in Zanesville
Zanesville hosts the twenty second Rotary District opening conference in the Imperial Theater. Governor Myers Y Cooper arrives at 6 30 p m with 46 Columbus Rotarians and attends a dinner in his honor and for district governor Robert Hughes and local club president Lovell W Henslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Twenty-Second
Rotary District
Myers Y. Cooper
Imperial Theater
Columbus
Robert Hughes
Dayton
Lovell W. Henslee
Rotary Club
Charges Dismissed Against Boat Crew
Dismissal of charges against the captain and crew of the schooner I'm Alone ends the legal dispute over the vessel while the broader clash with Canada centers on coast guard powers to pursue foreign ships within an hour's steaming distance of the U S coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Canada
Coast Guard
United States
Uncertain Hope for Southern Cross Found Over Australia
Reports from Sydney and New South Wales on April 10 express little confidence in the claim that the airplane Southern Cross, forced down in far northwest Australia over a week ago, has been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belittle
Sydney
S. W
U.P
Southern Cross
Australia
Man Chooses Death Over Separation From His Horse
Earl Danks, 77, buried in Norwalk after slashing his throat to avoid being separated from his horse Lady Wheelwright. Local reports say he hyped the horse’s fame and had recently lost his money, ending up at the county home with the mare in tow. Police noted the motive as devotion to the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
U,rk
Earl Danks
Lady Wheelwright
Danks
The Clever Worm Turns Back on the Road
A whimsical tale describes a worm leaving its hole on a damp day. The worm crosses a busy street and narrowly avoids a collision with a roadster. Startled, the worm turns back to the sidewalk, surviving the perils of traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Worm
Flying Grocery On Tour of Nation
A 13 passenger tri motor Ford aircraft fitted as a mobile grocery store will begin a nation wide tour with a first stop in Youngstown at Lansdowne Field Monday at noon. The 59 foot long ship with a 74 foot wing spread promotes Chicago wholesale grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.R
Flying Grocery
Lansdowne Field
Chicago
Messenger Pattern Department Bra and Step-In Combo
A practical undergarment pattern combines brassiere and step-in with left side closure. Suitability includes radium silk crepe crepe de chine washable satin rayon and batiste. Pattern sizes Small to Extra large and material yardage listed with trim and strap details.
Millfield Chauncey The Pi Want Ade Call 1263
Millfield locals host visiting relatives over Sunday with Ruth James and family in Millfield. Family news notes Ruth Lahugh of Chauncey and Ruth Lahugh recovering from tonsil surgery at Ruth James’s home in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Chauncey
Albany Grange marks twenty fifth anniversary celebration
Albany observes the Grange anniversary at 8 p m in Grange Hall with members from nearby granges attending. Mrs Lee Elliott will recount Albany Grange history while Madeline and Emma Jo Potter provide music. C N Jones reads letters from former members before a closing song and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Grange
Grange
Lee Elliott
Madeline
Emma Jo Potter
C. N. Jones
Church Holds Communion at Ruth James Home
The Millfield Church of Christ conducted a communion service in Mrs. Ruth James's Millfield home on Sunday afternoon led by Rev. Homer Vian. Vian sang two vocal solos. Mrs. James, 83, lifelong member, has been bedbound nearly a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Chauncey Homes
Murray City hosts Mr and Mrs Leonard Koenig and daughter Ruth for a Sunday visit with Charles Bradfield. Columbus residents Mr and Mrs John Karr visit Mrs Karr's parents Frank Sands and Nevaline Goff in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Koenig
Ruth
Murray City
Charles Bradfield
John Karr
Columbus
Residents Visit and Social Notes From The Plains
Mr and Mrs Hyde of near Athens visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs G Nichols Mrs Russell McHarg visits Athens mother Mrs W E Helrich Mrs Lolg Stage and son Lowell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Bobo in Jerseyville Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Melvin spent Sunday with his father G W Shafer near Athens Mr and Mrs I N McHarg and daughter Lois of Union visited here with Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Jr Mr and Mrs Ralph McCathran spent Monday and Tuesday in Columbus The Naomi class meets this evening at the home of Mrs Nora Graves in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols
Margaret Anne
Oberlin
O. C. Bird
Albany Road
Doctor Nichols
Oberlin College
Millfield
Cyrus James
Alvern
John
Barberton
Ruth James
Hugo Theisen
Junior
Athens
Brown
Herman Theisen
Virgil Lahugh
Chauncey
Hazel
Ruth Lahugh
Mozelle Tanborey
Lolg Stage
Lowell
Charles Bobo
Jerseyville
Harry Moore
Melvin
I. N. McHarg
Lois
Union
George Gabriel, Jr
Ralph McCathran
Columbus
Naomi
Nora Graves
The
Plains
Hollister High Senior Class Plans The Trail Back Home
Hollister High School senior class preparing a play titled The Trail Back Home. Coach Mise Leatha Rowland guides the production with date to be announced. Conant and family figures are mentioned. social notices reference a quilting gathering at Millfield Church and a school coaching effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hollister High School
Mise Leatha Rowland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progressive Club
Friendship Music Club
Jean Clark
Harry Bartlett
Mariemont
Cincinnati
F. L. Preston
South College Street
American Architecture Club
Maecenas Club
A. P. Hixson
North
Lancaster Street
Fred Stauffer
J. W. Hudson
Charles Herman
Reverend McGee
Jesse Henry
George Minameyer
Lea Channel
Earl Shaffer
Dorothy Woodworth
College Street
Ellis Leroy
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sorority
Theta Phi Alpha
Ohio University
Tha Sorority
Irene Devlin
Helena Antoiietto
Miss Devlin
Florence Coates
Mary Antoiietto
Frank B. Dilley
John R. Sprague
James P. Porter
W. V. Daggett
Varsity Inn
D. B. Laughlin
Coshocton
Duanne Chauncey Laughlin
City Hospital
Daughters of 1812
L. E. Carpenter
May Avenue
Harry Simmons
McKinley Avenue
Automotive Battery and Electric Company
Leo Schaeffler
Margaret Taylor
Los Angeles
Calif
Rotary Meet
Cleaning Service
Dial
W.B. Drake
the Co. D. Shafer CO
Gibson
Menthol
Prescription Store
Hartford, Connecticut
C. M. Gill
Security Bank
Messenger Pattern Department
Chicresters Pills
Woodworths
14 & Court &T
Security
Savings Bank
Jacobs
Optometrist
Church
James Home
Pia
CARTI
Lower Plains
Mes. Hyde
Near
8. G. Nichols
Russell McHarg
W. E. Helrich
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Conant
Mill Street
Hietler
Herbert Calenting
Ant Agon
David Conant
Lancaster
Ladies’ Aid Society
Millfield Church of i
Rexall
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Teresa Gleason
Teresa F. Gleason
Stillman Place
North End
Boston, Mass
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