O U Betas Win First Honors In Columbus Bridge Olympic
Ohio University students William P. Cherrington and John Wolfe of Gallipolis won first honors in the Columbus division of the National Bridge Olympic. Ely Culbertson led experts in selecting top teams from over 30,000 entrants. Cherrington and Wolfe scored 41 points with near rivals at 389. About 100 participants joined the Columbus event with Athens residents also competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.U. Betas
Columbus
National Bridge Olympic
William P. Cherrington
John Wolfe
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Ely Culbertson
Cherrington
United States
Don’t Get Up Nights 25c Test for Bladder Comfort
An ad promises BU KETS bladder medicine with buchu and juniper oil to relieve irritation and nocturnal awakenings. It claims a 25 cent box of 5 grain size from the druggist and a money-back guarantee after four days if symptoms persist. Local listings cite Cline’s Pharmacy Athens and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s Pharmacy
Athens
EFE
Drury, Glouster
Ady
Scarfs Survive War Fashion Shift In Modern Wardrobe
New York report traces scarf rise from wartime need to chic staple. Women replace fur neckpieces with cloth scarves and bows, creating versatile neck finishes. high waistlines and satin ribbons appear in fashion notes. The Athens Messenger leaflet offers more secrets on styling and care. Au Revoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Athens Messenger
Pollyanna Class Plans Mother's Day Supper at Church
The Pollyanna Class of the First Christian Church met at Miss Juanita Saylor's home to plan a May 10 supper for mothers. Mary McCune presided, with Laura Henderson and others in charge of games. Refreshments were served by Margaret Anne Thompson Ruth Phillips and Eulla Pendergrass.
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First Christian Church
Juanita Saylor
West State Street
Mary McCune
Laura Henderson
Margaret Anne Thompson
Ruth Phillips
Eulla Pendergrass
Pythian Sisters Honor Marie Pritchard With Surprise Party
Mrs. Marie Itchard received a birthday anniversary surprise Monday evening as the decree staff and Pythian Sisters gathered at her West State Street home. High honors went to Mrs. Verne Marquis and second to Mrs. Mary Hamilton. refreshments were served by Mrs. W. Jones and Mrs. I. Ni McHarg, with help from Misses Gertrude Pritchard and Margaret Walburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Itchard
Pythian Sisters
West State Street
Verne Marquis
Mary Hamilton
Verna Marquis
Hannah
Lillian Pierce
Bessie Stepherd
Wtta Johnson
Susie Wilson
W. O. Jones
Ruth Brooks
Bessie Cooky
Lenna Woods
Lorene Burdette
Alma Howett
Jesse Mansfield
Margaret McHarg
Margaret Walburn
Gertrude Pritchard
Marie Pritchard
W. ©. Jones
I. Ni McHarg
House Mothers Club Holds Novelty Party at Hotel Athens
Mrs. H. G. Vance hosted the April meeting of the House Mothers' Club in the newly renovated parlor of Hotel Athens. The club comprises sorority house mothers on campus with Mrs. Vance, Delta Sigma Epsilon house mother, presiding. The novelty party featured room bouquets of roses and sweetpeas and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Athens
H. G. Vance
House Mothers
O E S Meet Features Bicentennial Program Playlet
The Or der of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple held a Monday meeting honoring the nation’s bicentennial. Four candidates were initiated while an audience enjoyed a playlet titled A Dish of China Tea. An octet performed God of Our Father and America to close, followed by refreshments.
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Washington
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Charles Cameron
Fred Lee Tom
H. W. Biedel
Lucille Dutfee
Jessie Drake
Fred Kiltan
Arthur Cameron
God of
Our Father
J. W. Hudson
Poverty Party Highlights Dress and Dinner at Church
The Young Married People's Class at First Methodist Church held a poverty party on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clark were named the poorest dressed attendees. A bread line offered hot dogs and baked beans with lima beans contributed by members. Mr. S. C. Hartman led devotions. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dowler, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Macfarlan, and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Morrison.
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George W. Clark
S. C. Hartman
John W. Dowler
Hunter Macfarlan
M. C. Morrison
Mrs Wood Hosts Dinner Bridge Club at Hillcrest Inn
Mrs. Robert S. Wood entertains her dinner bridge club at Hillcrest Inn this evening. After dinner the regular four tables will be used for the play. Mr. L W Roberts, his daughter Esther and daughter in law Mrs J B Roberts were Monday visitors in Columbus. Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary plans a 5:30 pm dinner at the sorority house 8 Franklin Avenue Wednesday. Miss Virginia Shingler of Mineral has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Harold Whaley Rev and Mrs S J Bishop returned from a two month visit in Pampa Florida with Gulf and Atlantic coast side trips and Ohio Pennsylvania New York Illinois friends en route home.
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Robert S. Wood
Hillcrest Inn
L. W. Roberts
Esther Roberts
J. B. Roberts
Columbus
Alpha Delta Pi
Franklin Avenue
Virginia Shingler
Mineral
Harold Whaley
Central Avenue
Pampa
Fla
Tampa
Gulf Coast
Atlantic Coast
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Corrugated Paper Boxes Touted For Pin Foundation Use
Household guidance urges saving corrugated paper boxes and paper bags for pinning garments. Break materials into large pieces and store, then use as a foundation covered with a towel or paper sheet to pin items upright during laundering or shaping.
Meetings of Week at Salvation Army Building
Adjt Bernard Stone announces nine convocations for the week at the Salvation Army Building from Monday to Saturday afternoon. Monday features Sun Beams at 6 pm and Girl Guards at 7 pm. Tuesday offers Life Saving Scouts at 6 30 pm and Soldiers and Converts at 7 50 pm. Wednesday includes Young People's Meeting and Ladies Home League at 7 pm. Thursday presents Corps Cadets at 7 pm. Friday has Bible Study at 7 30 pm. Saturday includes Band of Love Sewing and Painting at 2 pm.
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Salvation Army
Adjt
Bernard Stone
Sunbeams
Girl Guards
Ladies Home League
Corps
Band of Love
Athens Garden Club plans first meeting and flower show
The Athens Garden Club announces an organizational meeting next Monday at 7 30 pm in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms to discuss monthly gardening programs and a late summer flower show. The club, a non commercial group under the Better Homes and Grounds Committee, invites interested residents and farmers to join.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
Better Homes and Grounds Committee
the Messenger
Ohio
Athens Garden Club
Snow Flurries Disrupt April Warmth In Athens County
Old Man Weather defies forecast with unexpected snow flurries and cold blasts. Residents rush for coal and kindling as thermometers fall from 87 to 38. Monday’s high reached 54 with 0.03 inches of rain and river level at 0.25 feet. Athens County weather observer Mrs. C N France provides the figures.
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C. N. France
Athens County
Hocking
Athens Red Men To Confer Degree at Circleville Meet
Athens Red Men Tribe No. 174 of the Improved Order of Red Men will travel to Circleville on Thursday April 4 for a large district meeting to confer the degree. Miller, Past Great Sachem of Circleville, is arranging the gathering, expected to draw many from area lodges.
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Athens
Circleville
Miller
Great Spechem
Cire Cloyilg
Largest lodge gathering in Ohio with parade and banquet
The lodge plans the largest Ohio gathering with a 7 30 p m street parade before degree work and a banquet afterward. Thirty five from Athens will attend as the local degree team practices tonight at Red Men Hall under A P Hatch. Sachem William Smith says no meeting here Thursday due to Circleville trip.
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Ohio
Athens
Red Men’s Hall
A. P. Hatch
Sachem
William Smith
Circleville
Driver captures fleeing motorist in fatal hit and run
Cleveland April 12. Mayor Ray T. Miller's chauffeur James Kenny halted a fleeing motorist who allegedly struck and fatally injured Carl Johnson, 52. August Boehmer couple were arrested and charged after dragging Johnson several blocks before being stopped.
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Cleveland
James Kenny
Ray T. Miller
Carl Johnson
August Boehmer
Johnson
Kenny
Rev A M Taylor to address Christian Men's Brotherhood
The Amesville Presbyterian minister and County Ministerial Association president will speak at Bishopville Church of Christ tonight at 7 oclock. W C Merritt of Trimble will preside. Men from Bishopville and Trimble Church of Christ provide special music and women will serve dinner.
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Chauncey
A. M. Taylor
Amesville
County Ministerial Association
Christian Men’s Brotherhood
Bishopville Church
Bishopville
Trimble
Meals Served to Sugar Creek School Children
Chauncey April 12 270 meals were served to needy children of the Sugar Creek School during the last week. Teachers were assisted by community women each day with listed volunteers for Monday to Friday activities.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Mary Rivers
Emma Woods
Helen Augustine
Sylvia Augustine
Susie Fogarassy
Lennie McClain
Joe Chiki
Edward Boyd
Charles McDaniel
Dorothy Boyd
Chauncey Guests Return Home to Michigan Trio
Winter residents from Chauncey including Mr and Mrs E J Adams and family returned to Jackson Michigan. Miss Glenna Bartoe of Buchtel visited with Mrs A L Preston. Dayton family also spent weekend with Chauncey residents. Parkhurst from Cincinnati and Edward Minister's sister visited Pittsburgh. Ralph Pritts and family hosted guests in Chauncey.
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E. J. Adams
Chauncey
A. L. Preston
Jackson
Mich
Glenna Bartoe
Buchtel
Wesley Syx
Dayton
Pittsburgh
J. Edward Minister
Ralph Pritts
Glouster
Joe Pritts
Bernice Pritts
Ellis Avenue
Distribution of Government Flour to Needy in Dover Township
Miss Pearl French of the Athens County Red Cross organized a four-district plan for distributing government flour to Dover Township families. A select committee including Mayor W. D. Hines and G. B. Courtney will designate distribution sites. wheat arrival is pending and distribution times will be announced by the Red Cross once ground flour is ready.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Millfield
Dover
Sugar Creek
Circle Hill
Hamley Run
Beaumont
Coal Run
Plains
Athens County
Athens
Red Cross
Dover Township
Trimble Grange Hosts Get-Together in Trimble
CHAUNCEY April 12. A get-together meeting of Trimble Grange 1830 drew about 75 farmers Grange members and business men from Trimble Glouster and nearby areas. Speakers from Rev Courtney to state representative S K Mardis outlined farm conditions and economic concerns plus the need for cooperation and new markets. A social hour and lunch followed. next regular meeting is set for April 16 in Trimble hall.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Courtney
Thomas Johnson
Hull Kittle
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Richardson
Richardson Bakery
D. M. Sawyer
S. K. Mardis
A. E. Potter
Albany
Morgan County Grange
Trimble Grange
E. Gillespie
A. O. Wolfe
Standard Bearer Society to Meet at Plains M E Church
The Plains M E Church society invites members to a Wednesday night meeting on April 12 to bring quilt blocks and offerings. Miss Marie Aleshire, society president, announced the gathering.
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Chauncey
Standard Bearer Society of the Plains M. E. Church
Marie Aleshire
Preston hosts guests from Salem and Buchtel
Entertained as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. William Six and daughters Betty Lou and Eleanor of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Six and Mrs. Wesley Six, Dayton, Mrs. Clara Wilson, Miss Glenn Bartoe and Ervin Keeney of Buchtel.
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Chauncey
A. L. Preston
William
Betty Lou
Eleanor
Salem
Rolland
Wesley Six
Dayton
Clara Wilson
Glenn Bartoe
Ervin Keeney
Buchtel
Home Makers Class Meet at Chauncey and The Plains High Schools
The Home Makers Class will convene at Chauncey-Dover High School Thursday at 1 15 PM and at The Plains High School Friday at 2 PM. Mrs T M Wolfe to lead the discussion.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
the Plains High School
T. M. Wolfe
Millfield and The Plains News Brief In Messenger
Chauncey reports from Millfield and The Plains on local happenings and community updates. The Messenger provides timely notes on events, meetings, and notable appointments in these areas.
Measles Tells Sugar Creek Pupils Out of School
An epidemic of measles is reported in the Sugar Creek district. Twelve pupils are out of school because of the disease.
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Sugar Creek
Chauncey
Pound Dance to Aid Chauncey Needy Children
Chauncey Charities sponsor another pound dance at the Harvey dance pavilion on Friday April 15. Admission is one pound or more of groceries for feeding needy children.
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Valenciennes
Chauncey Charities
Chauncey
Harvey Dance Pavilion
Chauncey Announces April Clean-Up Campaign Dates
Mayor W. D. Hines of Chauncey announces a city wide clean up from April 15 to 30. All refuse will be collected and taken to Bailey Run switch dumping ground north of town. Residents are urged to cooperate in this annual effort.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Bailey Run Switch
Hines
Rhubarb with Dumplings and Raisin Sauce Recipe
Readable excerpt presents two rhubarb dishes: rhubarb with dumplings and a raisin sauce cake mix method. Ingredients include rhubarb, flour, baking powder, salt, butter, sugar, egg, milk, and optional fruit juice. Cooking steps cover peeling, cutting, mixing dumpling batter, dropping over rhubarb, and baking. the raisin sauce requires simmering rhubarb with raisins, thickening with flour and butter, then adding sugar and beaten egg before combining with rhubarb and raisins.
Rhubarb Desserts and Dinner Menu Highlights
A kitchen recipe snippet describes rhubarb dish methods with custard accompaniment and a rhubarb dumpling bake. It also lists a full day’s menu including breakfast orange juice and beef on toast, lunch tomato ring and rhubarb dumplings, and dinner planked calf’s liver with spinach stuffed tomatoes and orange salad.
All-Bran endorsement from traveling man and Kellogg
A traveling man testimonial extols Kellogg s All-Bran for relief from constipation. The ad notes the cereal provides bulk and vitamin B, helps cleanse the intestines, supplies iron, and is not habit forming. It recommends daily use with meals and mentions availability in red and green Kellogg packaging.
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B. F. Pollard
Marion
N. C
Kellogg
Battle Bs
Creek
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Harry Beckley
J. D. Martin
Eugene E. Shafer
Miladi
Au Revoir
Athens Needle Club
Tom Clark
Amesyville
James Lewis
Paul James
Oak Street
Cloverland
Ind
House Mothers’ Club
Hotel
Mrs. Wood
Beauty
Josephine Dennehy
Thomas Dennehy
Chicago
Prince Nicholas Galitzine
Dennehy
San Marino
Calif
New Garden Club
Taylor
Pound’ Dance
Chas,g
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry
Masonic Building
Carpenter Hardware CO
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