Priscilla Club Honors Husbands at Gard Home
The Priscilla Club met at the W. L. Gard home on North Hill to honor husbands. Thirty two attended a dinner in the dining and drawing rooms with arranged linens, followed by a gin rummy bridge game. Officers for the club were chosen: Mrs. month and the regular April event is pending with Mr. F. C. Senting as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill
W. L. Gard
Priscilla Club
Husbands
Merth Hil
WC. Scilling
Fred Kittie
L. W. Fussell
Mrs. Gard
Ginereion Bridge
Wes Mace
Month
F. C
Mine Injury Reduction Shows Statewide Decline
Reports indicate a drop in mine injuries across Ohio with 185 incidents through March. Winners listed include Gander Red Bird Mine Cambridge and several companies. certificates of entry will be awarded at the Ohio Safety Congress meeting in Columbus in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. S. Gander Red Bird
Cambridge
Ooususpers” Mining Company
Sham Merbenvine
Carrow Nice Tloseville
Maghetten Coe
Nelsonvile
Widotacre Greer Company
P. & M. Mize Na
Madvern
Universal Bewer Pipe Corporation
Unitad Clay
Goshen
Gypacm Company
Gypeur
Entiety Mer
Cihem Hamime Clear
coGent
al- Obio Safety Congress
Leonard
Industrial Cotmenisetn
Georgia Peach and Other Frozen Desserts Fill a Vintage Page
A muddled list of frozen dessert recipes appears, including Georgia Peach, Lemon Ice Cream, Grape Sherbet, and Butter Scotch Parfait. Directions describe beating egg whites, whipping cream, cooking custards, and freezing in trays with vague measurements and steps.
Parents of Daughter First Grandchild Announced
Mr and Mrs James E Householder announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Lou on Wednesday April 12 at the Shedter ng Armes Hospital. The baby weighs eight pounds Mrs Householder formerly Miss Violet Coffin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Collins 7 North High Street Mr Householder assistant dean of men at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Householser
Avenus
Nancy Lou
Househeléer
Violet Coffin
John Collins
North High Street
Householder
Men Oto University
H. G. Householder
North
Lancaster Street
Ohio University
Pri Kappe Tau Fraterity
Chi Omege
Colline
Athens Needle Club Holds Open Meeting at Chamber Pool
The Athens Needle Club met on an open date at the Chamber of Commerce Pool with Mrs. Etta Laverty as president and Mrs. J. K. Harvey assisting. Honored guest was Mrs. John Eider of Logan, recently moved from Athens, as guests enjoyed social chatter and refreshments after a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clark
Anesville
Chamber of Commerce
Etta Laverty
J. K. Harvey
Hortesees
John Eider
Logan
Athens
Wes
Ohio presidents theme at Maecenas Club meeting
Maecenas Club opened its meeting at 248 Rick land Avenue with America the Beautiful and flag salute. Fifteen members responded to roll call. Mrs. J W Hudson presided and Mrs Cora Davis attended as a guest. Next meeting set for April 2 with Mrs Jersie Henry in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maetenss Literary Club
Mre. William
Rickland Avenue
America the Beautiful
Mre
J. W. Hudson
Mirs
Cora Davis
Jersie Henry
Ohio
David Johnson
North
Lancaster Street
Divorces Rate Revealed in 1929 Study by Dr Cahan
New York April 4 1929 report cites Dr Alfred Cahan whose Columbia University thesis states Americans granted about thirty divorces per hour in 1929 and that more than one in six marriages ended in divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Alfred Cahan
Columbia University
Cincinnati Republicans withhold gubernatorial endorsement
GP Hamilton County Republicans will skip official endorsement of Myers V. Cooper for governor. They back Gilbert Bettman for senator and Tetlow, Herbert, and others for congress. Strong support for David Ingalls did not overcome the aim to not endorse Cooper or any outsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Myers V. Cooper
Gilbert Bettman
Percy Tetlow
Salem
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
David Linton Ingalls
Cooper
Watch Wheat Closely As Bulls Hold On
Chicago observers watched weather forecasts and export statistics for signs that spring wheat price gains would extend and signal broader economic improvement. Traders sought to lock profits after Bullish momentum earlier, while expectations of rain raising drought ravaged southwestern crops added uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.B
Bureau Warns Against Estate Settlements
Columbus April 4 U P Onio warns residents to beware of offers to join in the settlement of old estates. The Columbus Better Business Bureau says promoters seek money or representation that vast estates will be settled among heirs. Phantom estates target the central western Ohio region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.p.onioans
Columbus Better Business Bureau
Ohio
Low mood linked to longer life in census data
Washington April 13 The census data show a lower death rate by about one per 1 000 reflecting saner living and less dangerous work. Public Health Service notes the decline may cut deaths this year to about 125 000 fewer than four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feaa
Public Health Service
TE Examiners Begin Digging Into $475,099 Deficit
On April 14 the public and officials started a long procedure to uncover the reason and fix responsibility for a recorded deficit of 475,099, as work began to identify where the shortfall came from.
Practically Fat Baby Eugene Albert Jordans Smiles
A newborn named Eugene Albert Jordans, born three months ago, is noted for his tiny size and charm as he grows. He weighed 15 ounces at birth and now measures a larger stretch of life, with twin sister Mved born days earlier. Parents are Mr and Mrs Emme: Jomian of Craig Lcavk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Albert Jordans
Emme
Jomian
Craig Lcavk
Secret Chicago Honeymoon Wedding of Zez Confrey and Bride
Zez Confrey and his bride were found in Chicago on their honeymoon. Confrey admitted the pair were secretly married in New York recently, surprising friends with the news. The bride is Miss Wilhelmina Matthes of London England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zez Confrey
Chicago
Confrey
New York
Wilhelmina Matthes
London
England
Fined on Liquor Charge Two Hocking Hill men plead guilty
Roy Bricker and Frank Vernon of Hocking Hill pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor before Magistrate C. H. Porter and were fined $100 plus costs. They were jailed in Athens County Jail for non payment. Frank Vernon also faced a petit larceny charge brought by Ben Boros, pled not guilty and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court on $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Hill
Roy Bricker
Frank Vernon
C. H. Porter
Frank White
Athens County
Coata studies clerk sues actor for damages
Ua Predérick La Mar a 71 year old clerical worker files suit for 36000 dollars against Ben Lyon movie actor and husband of Bebo Daniels accusing Lyon of beating him causing chipped teeth and injuries to his neck and back in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Préderick la Mar
Ben Lyon
Bebo Daniels
la Mar
Lyon
CANDIDATES IN HOSPITAL WITH OPERATIONS REPORTED
Albany candidate for commissioner in Athens County Throckmorton underwent an abdominal operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Chauncey candidate Gardner was treated for hernia. William Bower, another commissioner candidate, has been in the hospital for weeks and was reported worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. NM. Throckmorton
Albany
Athena County
Sheltering Arms Hospital
M. J. Gardner
Chauncey
William Bower
Gate
Wie
Garden secrecy and walling for selective views
Gardens within the howee group may require walls or barriers on two or three sides to limit exposure. Other gardens might need full separation from view to avoid linking with nearby points of interest and to provide a surprise upon reentry.
Smugglers Guilty in Canada Liquor Air Smuggling Case
John Zetzer and Joe Zetzer brothers from Port Clinton pleaded guilty to smuggling liquor from Canada by airplane. They were sentenced to two years and 13 months respectively in Chillicothe prison in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Canada
John Zetzer
Joe Zetzer
Port Clinton
Chillicothe
History of ice cream from ancient roots to modern reform
A concise sketch traces ice cream from ancient uses by Alexander the Great and Marco Polo to Dolly Madison in the United States. It notes American leadership in frozen desserts and hints at refrigeration innovations reducing costs via evaporated milk as a substitute for whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severs
Alexander the Great
Marco Polo
Europe
Far East
Dolly Madison
White House
United States
Eurland & Beefer
New Wonderful Face Powder Promises Pore Control
Ad text touts MELLO GLO face powder from D. Zenner Co. It claims smooth spread, longer wear, and a youthful complexion. It targets hiding tiny lines and preventing shine while reducing visible pores for all complexions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner CO
Adv
April Showers Bath Powder Price Entry
The fragment mentions a price of 1.00 and a 25 cent reading, with references to April Showers Bath Powder and a 39e item. Details are incomplete but indicate a catalog or advertisement snippet with small price points and product names.
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Colunmpls
Georgia Peach
Florida
Florida State College For Women
Tallahassee
Eleanor MecClearen
McClearen
Thomasville
Peach
D. A. Et
D. Dalley
Abby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
West State Street
John Cross
CG. W. ‘Gibbs
Frank T. Gibbs
Neigonville
W. W. Heily
Waite
Big Daylight
Athens Needle Club
Maecenas Club
Home Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
P. G. Dowler
A. E. Whaley
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
The
Pythian Sisters
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
the Fashion Shop
Ruby Ring Holmery
Henderson Foundation
Court Street
Francys and Grace
South Court Street
Indorse Cooper
Mamister
Will
Bureau
Sles Ben Lyon
Ic Kk
W. Union St
Miller’s
Hatel Berry
Gordon
Jonal
Quick’s
Rouse
Inana
Kolynes
Werners False
Kitak
Dr. Lyons
PEC
Paris
Hinds Honey
Socdergens Lotion Ag
Rove Water
Ohana Seer
Miles Nervine
Janeee
Golden Medical Discovery
Scotts
Glossoria
Soc Vitalis Creee
Hate
Twee
Peete Wee Eee
DeWitts
Schewssee
Pleichers Castoria
Bayera
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