Daughters of 1812 report 33 registered trees for Washington Bicentennial
Annual Rebecca Morris McKee chapter meeting at 168 North Lancaster Street presided by Miss Myrtle Mitchell. Thirty three trees registered in honor of Washington Bicentennial. new program adopted. delegates chosen for Toledo convention May 17 18. New members welcomed. next meeting May 13 at Mrs. G. E. White's home.
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Rebecca Morris McKee
United States Daughters of 1812
Howard Brookins
North
Lancaster Street
Myrtle Mitchell
Washington
Delle Finsterwald
J. R. Harvey
Harry Junod
Toledo
H. L. Atkinson
John Cross
Robert J. Jonston
Humbolt
Iowa
A. W. Geissinger
Columbus
Chaplin
S. W. Harle
Peter Navarre
Elson Hedges
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Chauncey
G. E. White
May Avenue
Girl Scouts Honor Council Officers Elected in Athens
Scouts held a 1 pm luncheon in the Lawrence Building Scout room to honor the council and lieutenants. New officers elected included Mrs Frank B Gullum as commissioner, Mrs BE Bibbee as deputy, and Mrs Frank R Murphy as treasurer.
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Girl Scouts Honor Council
Athens
Lawrence
Frank B. Gullum
BE. C. Bibbee
Frank R. Murphey
Entertaining Dinner Guests At The Maples
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cross hosted a 6 o'clock Sunday dinner at The Maples with visitors including Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Gibbs of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kelly of Nelsonville. Other guests were Mrs. Gibbs and Frances Michael, plus Miss Mildred Duncan and George Temple of Wintersville. Mrs. J. P. Wetherholt and children from Gallipolis joined family in Athens after the American Legion meeting in Lancaster.
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John B. Cross
The
Maples
F. T. Gibbs
Cincinnati
W. W. Kelly
W. W. Kelly, Jr
Nelsonville
F.T. Gibbs
Athens
Mr. Gibbs
G. W. Gibbs
the Maples
Frances Michael
Wintersville
E. J. Michael
East Mulberry Street
Mildred Duncan
George Temple
Michael
J. P. Wetherholt
Jack
Bob
Tom
Gallipolis
Wetherholt
American Legion
Lancaster
Frank Davies
J. M. Knowlton
Pleasant Valley
Reed Jeffers
Gene
William Cheadle
Rex
Carpenter
Kenneth Barrows
the Plains
Mack Barrows
Ermel Chesser
Leonard Davies
Columbus
Merritt Dixon
Loren Coe
Elmer Mo
Pallas Club Hears Jane Addams Book
Pallas Club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Isaac E. Ash. Mrs. M E Twiss led the program and Mrs. S H Bing reviewed The Last Twenty Years of Hull House by Jane Addams. Several local residents hosted visitors and family members gathered for birthdays and visits around town.
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Pallas Club
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
M. FE. Twiss
S. H. Bing
Hull House
Jane Addams
Ohio Typographical Conference targets prison printing shops
Mansfield April 11 Ohio Typographical Conference closes with a discussion on operating printing shops in state penal institutions. The session marks the first push in a statewide campaign against the practice.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio Typographical Conference
Miss Mary Grace Ends Life in Personal Crisis Note
Cincinnati report says Miss Mary Grace, 24, a school teacher, killed herself last night. She left a note asking not for a sermon but to be cremated, saying she was very tired.
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Cincinnati
Mary Grace
Ladies to meet at 1 PM in Hebbardsville
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Alexander Presbyterian Church will hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting at one o'clock at the home of Mrs. Letha McLain. Various local residents, including Mr. Sam Turner of Nelsonville, were noted as guests at nearby homes and events. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mr. J. W. Lax at the Alexander Presbyterian Church.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
C. M. Gill
East State Street
The
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Letha McLain
Sam Turner
Nelsonville
Plummer Lax
J. W. Lax
Tim Gruey
Cutler
C. O. Wingo
Olan Collins
T. J. Collins
Vinton County
G. V. Wingo
Charles Moler
Nurmi Cleared of Charges Plans Marriage to Widowed Heiress
Paavo Nurmi, Finland's famed distance runner, is freed from professionalism charges by Finnish athletic authorities. The Finnish Athletic League protested the temporary suspension to the IAAF, insisting the accusations were false. Nurmi and wealthy widow Sylvi Laaksonen announced their banns at church on Saturday.
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Abo
Finland
U.R
Glouster Bank Depositors To Meet Thursday Night
The Glouster State Bank reopening effort schedules a mass meeting at the Glouster Opera House Thursday at 7 30 P M. Depositors stockholders and all interested persons are urged to attend to hear progress and next steps toward resuming business.
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Glouster Bank
Opera House
Glouster
Men and Women in Jail After Raid
Four locals, two men and two women, are jailed after a raid on a No. 6 district house near midnight Sunday. Margaruite Pierce, Cora Moulden, Carl Moore, and Jesse Moody faced Mayors court. all pleaded guilty to visiting or operating a house of ill repute and were fined 10 dollars and costs totaling 32.30. Unable to pay, they were sent to the county jail.
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Glouster
Athens
No. 6
G. H. Love
Henry Williams
Marguerite Pierce
Cora Moulden
Carl Moore
Jesse Moody
Andrew Allen
Moore
Moody
Death of Mrs Maude Jones Smith in Trimble
Mrs Maude Jones Smith wife of James Smith died at the family home in Trimble Saturday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the Church of Christ in Chauncey Tuesday at 2 PM. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ornes of Chauncey and widow of Chauncey for many years. She leaves four children Eva Mae Gano Isabel Robert Thomas and Nellie Mae, six sisters, and the Smith family recently moved from Chauncey to Millfield then Trimble.
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Trimble
Maude Jones Smith
James Smith
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Smith
Millfield
Penrod Rites Held
Funeral services for Arthur Penrod were held at 9:30 this morning at C. F. Wallace Mortuary in Glouster. Burial followed in Glouster Cemetery. He died Thursday at the county home near Chauncey by self-inflicted razor slashing. Survived by wife and two daughters living in Columbus.
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Glouster
Arthur Penrod
C. F. Wallace
Front Street
Chauncey
Columbus
Minister and former General Assembly chaplain dies in crash
Columbus April 11. Funeral services for Martin W. Simpson 71 Presbyterian minister killed in a weekend automobile crash will be held at Central Presbyterian Church at 10 a m Wednesday burial in St Clairsville Ohio The Columbus Presbytery will attend in tribute to a man who spent a half century in the pulpit Simpson was chaplain of the Ohio General Assembly for three terms of Governor Cox and was appointed director of adult education in the state when Governor Donahey took office.
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General Assembly
Columbus
U.P
Martin W. Simpson
Central Presbyterian Church
St. Clairsville
Columbus Presbytery
Rev. Simpson
Ohio General Assembly
James M. Cox
Vic Donahey
Volcanic Activity Reported Along Andes In Chile
Volcanic activity in the Andes was reported today across six provinces stretching 300 miles along the mountain range. Heavy rumblings and slight tremors were followed by occasional spurts of smoke and flame from high in the Cordillera.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes
Cordillera
Hollister Students Present Two One Act Plays
Hollister High School audiences enjoyed two one act plays directed by pupils. Sophomore production Where But in American featured Gloria Hodgson Glenn Price and Elizabeth Jennings. Junior play Enter the Hero was by Lavern a Bickley Rosalee Mitchell David Love and Anna Mary Fisher with Miss Adams aiding.
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Elaine Salyers
Olive Bethel
Dorothy Hardy
Helen Mason
Miss Adams
Gloria Hodgson
Glenn Price
Elizabeth Jennings
Laverna Bickley
Rosalee Mitchell
David Love
Anna Mary Fisher
Initiation at Thea Chapter O E S Meeting
LOUSTER April 11 There will be initiation at a regular meeting of Thea Chapter O E S to be held Tuesday night. At the close of chapter work refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed.
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Louster
Thea Chapter
Why Do You Like Life in Small Town
A. B. Whaley of the Athens Ice and Storage Company extols small town life over city living. He praises sincere neighbors, slower commerce, and stronger friendships, arguing city life is superficial while small towns offer genuine interaction and time for family.
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A. Be, Whaley
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Pennsylvania
Athens
Mr. Whaley
Green vegetables in meals aid nutrition and growth
Food chemists highlight green vegetables as a source of Vitamin A for growth and health, and iron for red blood cells. The green color signals nutrient value, suggesting mothers include verdant vegetables in the diet for overall vitality.
Comfort of a Chaise Longue in Homemaking era
The article discusses the chaise longue as a practical luxury for women who manage homes or work, noting its placement in bedrooms or porches. It covers coverings in fabrics like brocade and cretonne, cushion and coverlet details, and a wicker two piece version that converts to a chaise longue. It emphasizes brief afternoon rests as a habit for busy women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Colorful greens and Titian hair tips in old magazine
The article discusses iron from greens and vitamin A in leafy vegetables, color science in vegetables and fruits, plus dietary menus. It then transitions to beauty advice for Titian hair, including makeup shades, eye shadow, hair styling, and daily grooming routines for a delicate look.
Titian-Haired Woman in New Spring Greens and Blues
A fashion note praises Titian-haired women in the season’s fresh greens and blues. It stresses fair skin tones and delicate colors, with a caution to careful makeup use to complement the look.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Youthful Vigor
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe alternative to calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse the bowels and tone the liver, improving health and appearance for men and women for 20 years. Prices listed are 15c 30c and 60c.
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Dr. Edwards
Proved Short Stories and Verse for Sickroom Reading
A light reading suggestion for patients recommends a book of short stories over a long novel. Detective stories and a new book of verse are praised if they are well written to help pass the hours in a sick room.
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Porto Rico
Georgia
David Nichols Co
Kingston, Georgia
T. J. Fields
Akron
E. D. Timms
Sarah L. Poston
Lulu Poston
North College Street
Otto Grady
Clara Grady
Mary Fisher
Huntington
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Norman E. Engh
Betty
Painesville
Engh
S. F. Beverage
University Terrace
Beverage Home
Mr. Beverage
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Hal H. Rowland
Franklin Avenue
Child Conservation League
Mr. Northrup Moore
Pomeroy
Mr. Cross
Mr. Northrup
Kansas
Bert Hooper
Beasley
Ling
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F. J. Beasley Company
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Marysville
Calif
Helen Farris
San Jose Teachers’ College
Sacramento Valley
Hebbardsville
Vern Ackley
Lenton Vernon
Frank Cone
A. L. Evans
Harry Simmons
Harriet Lee
Earl Simmons
Jessie and
Marie Wisenbach
J. W. Whaley
James Whaley
Joe Shuler
Asbury
Opal Hoover
L. V. Lawson
Helen Davies
E. L. Enlow
Kathryn
Mary Robinett
Harry. Davis
Herb Carsey
Samuel Howard
Addie Parker
Albany
L. D. Pauley
Paavo Nurmi Happy
House New
M. J. Smith
Ine
Comfort of
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S.S.S
S.S
Logan
Culbertson
Milk Improvement Association