Columbus Athenian Club Meets Monday
The Columbus Athenian Club was entertained Sunday night at the home of Mrs. Rosa Hill in Upper Arlington Columbus. A potluck dinner was served at 6 oclock. Members attending included Mrs. James Musser Mrs. R H Thompson Mrs Nita Fulwider Mrs Caroline Fulwider Mrs Bees Clark Mr and Mrs Clyde Hill Mr and Mrs Robert Leith Miss Irma Fulwider Miss Donna Riley Miss Dorothy Hoenstine Dix and Betty Reeves Roy and Don Clark. Next meeting will be May 21 at the home of Mrs Caroline Fulwider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Athenian Club
Rosa Hill
Upper Arlington
Columbus
James Musser
R. H. Thompson
Nita Fulwider
Caroline Fulwider
Bees Clark
Clyde Hill
Robert Leith
Irma Fulwider
Donna Riley
Dorothy Hoenstine
Dix
Betty Reeves Roy
Don Clark
Theresa Mae Beal Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
In surprise party Saturday night from 6 until after, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Beal honored their daughter Theresa Mae on her seventh birthday. Joyce Bigum Betty Mapes Evelyn Ayers Thora Cheatem Gladys Gilkey Betty Daft and Helen Martinscott attended with gifts games contests and refreshments provided by Mrs. Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Mae
Owen Beal
Beal
Joyce Bigum
Betty Mapes
Evelyn Ayers
Thora Cheatem
Gladys Gilkey
Betty Daft
Helen Martinscott
Sigma Phi Gamma Elects Margaret Croy
Miss Dorothy Wilson hosted a Sigma Phi Gamma meeting at 31 Franklin Avenue Monday night. A brief business session elected officers with Margaret Croy chosen as president for the coming year. Mae Herron won high score and Mrs Vereoe Murphy took second prize in bridge followed by a candlelight supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilson
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Franklin Avenue
Margaret Croy
Mins Mae Herron
Vereoe Murphy
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets Claim Permanent Relief
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's tablets as a preventive scientific medicine addressing the cause of periodic pain. It advises starting days before symptoms and using regularly for a few months in stubborn cases, with a 500 cent package sold at druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
D A R Chapter Meets At Phillips Residence
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution will be entertained Saturday April 15 at the country home of Mrs W R Phillips near Amenville. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Charles K E Fisher Athena Mrs Howard and Mrs Glazier Amesville Mrs Lewis Humphrey Hockingport and Mrs Howard and Miss Knode Chauncey. Cars leave Athens at 1 30 oclock. A state conference report will be given by delegates. Other social items include Eastern Star Lodge and Miriam Class sewing club gatherings and Easter visits from Dickinson Seminary professor Phil Gillette and family. A new baby Jo Elizabeth born to Mr and Mrs Harold Eichhorn with grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of American Revolution
W. R. Phillips
Amenville
Charles KE. Fisher
Athena
Howard
Glazier
Amesville
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
Knode
Chauncey
Court Street
Armory
Frank W
P. E. O. Sisterhood Plans for Convention
The P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet with Miss Catharine Bedford at 7 30 pm to finalize plans for the sixth annual Ohio State Chapter convention in Athens on April 20 21 and 22 with the local chapter as hostess. Honor guests include Mrs Wynona E Reeves editor of the P. E. O. Record Keokuk Iowa Mrs Hallie A Newell second vice president supreme chapter St Louis Mo and Miss Kathryn E Williams president of Ohio State Chapter Wilmington. Miss Lillian M Barbour is second vice president of Ohio State Chapter. Mrs L J Addicott is president of the local chapter. Miss Mabel Olsen is general convention chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. FE. O
Catharine EB. Bedford
South Congress Street
Ohio State Chapter
Athens
Wynona E. Reeves
P. E. O. Record
Keokuk
Iowa
Hallie A. Newell
Supreme
St. Louis
Kathryn E. Williams
Ohio State
Wilmington
Lillian M. Barbour
L. J. Addicott
Mabel Olsen
General Conention
Easter Fashion Fancies and Postponed Events Spark Spring
A playful look at pastel Easter outfits features navy blues and blues, silvery grays, and white paster ensembles as fashion forecasts. Also notes the A A U W annual dinner and a Progressive Sunday School class meeting moved to late April with gathering details.
Dain Tea Promises Quick Weight Loss Free Trial
An advertisement touts Dain Tea as a weight loss aid claiming 3 to 6 pounds per week without dieting or exercise. It offers a free trial with a 10 day refund guarantee and lists the Baltimore area address for the DAIN TEA CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dain Tea CO
N. Fputaw
Bartimore
Flapper Fanny Says: Some girls are always on the run
Flapper Fanny comments on modern girls who chase fashion and freedom yet struggle to settle, noting the constant motion of urban life and the tension between desire for independence and traditional expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwa
Hollywood Stylists Embrace Sailor Hats On The Town
Muriel Evans shows a checkered black and white cellophane sailor with velvet trim. Sheila Terry wears a midnight blue taffeta outfit topped by a white pique sailor at Cocoanut Grove. Benita Hume, Patricia Ellis, Marion Nixon, Ruby Keeler and others accessorize with various sailor hats and coordinated outfits at Sardi's, the Polo grounds, and the Brown Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Muriel Evans
Sheila Terry
Cocoanut Grove
Benita Hume
Patricia Ellis
Alexander Leftwich
Reginald Owen
Marion Nixon
Buddy Rogers
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Needy List To Receive Potatoes and Seed Wednesday
Township Trustees will hand out garden seed and potatoes at the town house Wednesday morning at 8 30. Only those in actual need to apply. Bring your container. Revival services at Trimble Mission began Sunday night with Rev Merrett Kittle of Gods Bible School Cincinnati. Services nightly at 730 with an all day meeting planned for Sunday April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Christman
Trimble Mission
Merrett Kittle of
God's Bible School
Cincinnati
Odd Fellows Meet At Ma sonic Hall Tonight
Glouster notes show the O B and meeting at Masonic Hall in Glouster on April 11 with officers urged to attend for practice session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
O. B
Masonic Hall
Taylor to Move Machinery Across from Frame Shop
E H Taylor plans to move all machinery from his frame shop into the brick building south of it. The brick structure, built about twenty years ago as a modern machine shop, was temporarily used for auto storage and garage work after the car boom. Now Taylor resumes use as a machine shop once more.
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Glouster
E. H. Taylor
Taylor
Past Chiefs of White Rose Temple Plan Meeting
Glouster on April 11 reports Past Chiefs of White Rose Temple No 92 will meet at Mrs Elizabeth Clark's home Thursday night at 7 30.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Elizabeth Clark
Crucifixion services and Easter pageant announced in Glouster
Glouster residents report Holy Week events at the Church of Christ include crucifixion services Friday from noon to 3 p m with seven speakers on Christ's sayings and an Easter Pageant Sunday at 6 a m A Poor Married Man play by Oakdale PTA is set for Bishopville Town House at 7 30 p m Wednesday sponsored by the Christian Endeavor of Bishopville Church of Christ Also noted are a series of personal mentions including visits to Columbus Zanesville Athens and Akron and a week end at home with family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Christ
Christian Endeavor of
Bishopville Church of Christ
Oakdale
Bishopville Church of Christ Plans Easter Pageant
Plan for Easter pageant described for Bishopville with the event set Sunday night at 7 20 in the Bishopville Church of Christ. The pageant is coordinated by church leaders and aims to dramatize the Easter story for local residents.
Spray Letters Sent Growers on Apple and Sour Cherry Sprays
County agent T. H. Johnson sent the second in a series of letters to about 180 fruit growers in Athens County detailing recommended spray practices for apples and sour cherries. Guidance covers timing around rains, materials such as lime sulfur, arsenate of lead, and dust versus liquid sprays, with specific amounts per 100 gallons and notes on timing before prolonged rains and at shock fall for cherries.
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T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Needlework Quilt Designs by Aunt Mina Grandmothers Quilt
Aunt Martha offers Grandmother's Quilt pattern No. C404 for Double Wedding Ring style patchwork. Each square is about 10 1/2 inches, green corners form a four leaf clover look. Includes exact pieces, setup instructions, and material estimates. Mail order to The Athens Messenger, Box 5112, Gateway Station, Kansas City Mo.
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Martha
Athens Messenger
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Make This Model at Home
A dainty frock described as perfect for graduation and parties in the season. It promotes a stylish project for girls' wardrobes and notes a place in every heart for this design.
Anne Adams pattern for girls sewing project 2587
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 2587 offering a youth fashion dress with puffed sleeves and bow sash. Details include sizes 8 to 18, yardage for size 12, full illustrated sewing instructions, and price information. Also promotes the Paris inspired Anne Adams fashion book and catalog combined for sale. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Paris
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Pallas Club Hosts Readings and New Member Welcome
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews hosted the Pallas Club as Miss Mary E. Kahler reviewed Folkways In Thomas Hardy and Mrs. William S. Shephard spoke on The Life and Letters of Riley. A new member, Mrs. William Merritt, joined the club. Weekend visitors from Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silvas and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Steppe, saw George White Scandals at the Palace Theater before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Matthews
East Mulberry Street
Pallas Club
Mary E. Kahler
Ruth A. Firer
Thomas Hardy
William S. Shepherd
Riley
William Lyon Phelps
Emmett Rowles
William Merritt
Paul Silvas
C. L. Steppe
Columbus
George White
Palace Theater
Clover Farm Meeting Features Merchandising Expert Speech
Clover Farm store owners and wives from Southeastern Ohio heard L. H. Buisch of the Merchants' Service Bureau NRCC describe Better Merchandising and The Key to Bigger Profits at a Clover Farm meeting in the Hotel Berry. C. H. Beasley chaired and introduced T. Blair Willison and Lester H. Lipton as speakers. guests from Parkersburg and Belpre attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Farm
Ohio
L. H. Buisch
Merchants’ Service Bureau
National Cash Register Company
Berry
Buisch
C. H. Beasley
F. J. Beasley Company
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Theresa Mae Beal
Sigma Phi Gamma
D. A. R. Chapter
Phillips Residence
Eastern Star Lodge
Pomeroy
Order of Eastern Star Lodge
B. Nease
Florence Rayburn
Barbara Smith
Clara White
Emma Hood
Sewing
Sewing Club
Miriam Class
The
Christian Church
Dwight Robinson
North
Congress Street
Helen Stokoe
Cletus Cranmer
Rowena Sprout
Helen Saylor
Mary Moran
Jessie Miller
John H. Gillette
R. D
Phil Gillette
Gordon
Williamsport
Professor Gillette
Dickinson Seminary
Gillette
Glen Gillette
Pittsburgh
Arnold Schools
Mothers’ Club
Dwight Bowles Stewart
Earl Funk
Walter BE. Barnhill
Marian
Youngstown
Carthage
Jo Elizabeth
Harold Eichhorn
West State Street
Harry Eichhorn
Portsmouth
Frank Junod
City
Nora Henry
Fast State Street
N. BE. Rickey
Wheeling, W. Va
Cae
Pound
Mrs
Logan
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Marian Walters
Goo
Richland Avenue
M. E
W. B. Cassidy
Rose Hill
Ator’s
Flapper
Fanny
Ie Wea
C. BE
Mary Hawk
Marie Mechem
Gar Biddison
Mr. Blair
Akron
J. B. Stiff
Girard Blower
Ernest Williams
Zanesville
Johnson
Aunt Mina
By Obnne Omlams
J. J. Crumley
Mill Street
Wooster
Mr. Crumley
State Experiment Station
Clover Farm Speaker
Dr. Pierce
Z. Smith
4Th St. Dayton
Pre
Jackson, Pom
Pomona Grange
Meoy Grange
Atheny
Sid
West State St
Fred W. White
Wheaton Hardware Co
Athen
Allen-A Y Hosier
Allen
E.F
Cline
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