East Side PTA Meeting Set With Ohio University Speaker
East Side Parent Teacher Association holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 3 PM in the East Side building. Prof. Raymond Latham of Ohio University will speak. Mrs. George Carrothers reports on the recent PTA convention in Jackson. Younger girls care for children. Patrons urged to attend.
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East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Raymond Latham
Ohio University
George Carrothers
Jackson
Schol
Pallas club holds meeting at Hobson home
The Pallas club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Hobs on 16 West State Street with Miss Amy Weiher leading the literary program on The International Era. Mrs. Carrothers spoke on world unity, Mrs. Ash on American political thought, and Mrs. Forsyth’s Woodrow Wilson paper read by Mrs. Twiss. Susan Lash sang If you were born in April as praise to Mrs. Hobson who turns 89 on April 23, with guests Lovell Linscott and Marianna Linscott from Amesville attending.
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Pallas Club
N. Hobson
West State Street
Amy Weiher
George Carrothers
L. E. Ash
America
Woodrow Wilson
rMs. I. D
Former Athens Man Weds in Cambridge Mass
Roger Eugene Williams son of J E Williams and Mrs Williams of 1084 Waldeck avenue Columbus married April 18 to Helen Laughlin at Epworth M E church Cambridge Massachusetts. Williams, a 1918 Ohio State graduate and World War I veteran, will join Hayden Miller Co. in Cleveland after July 1.
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Roger Eugene Williams
J. E. Williams
Waldeck Avenue
Columbus
Athens
Helen Laughlin
Epworth M. E. Church
Cambridge
Mass
W. G. Stoneman
Charles Parsons Laughlin
University of Illinois
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Hayden, Miller & Co
Cleveland
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Scabbard and Blade
Gayden Club
Harvard Business School
Entertained Theta Phi Alpha Hosts at Bridge Party
Entertained Theta Phi Alpha members hosted a bridge tea for active chapter and pledges at Mrs. James P Porter residence 165 North Congress street. Assisting hosts were Mrs. W V Daggett Mrs H L Benton Mrs Frank B Dilley Mrs Charles Walsh Mrs H T Mulligan Mrs P L Shannon and Mrs John R Sprague. Seven tables by sorority colors featured gold and silver and white rose favors. Miss Anna Mary Coates won high score with Miss Cecelia Deaford second. Training School Parent Teacher association will meet at 3 oclock Wednesday in the school building.
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Theta Phi Alpha
James P. Porter
North
Congress Street
Porter
W. V. Daggett
H. L. Benton
Frank B. Dilley
Charles Walsh
H. T. Mulligan
P. L. Shannon
John R. Sprague
Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Action and Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to relieve bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels. The sugar coated vegetable tablets are olive colored and purportedly purify the blood and aura with no bitter aftertaste or unpleasant effects.
Nabby Lee Ames DAR Meets at Mrs Roach Home
Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at 22 North College Street. Officers and members: Mrs. J. T. Merwin, regent, and others including Mrs. War ren V. Sprague Chauncey and Miss Helen Crawford. They saluted the flag, discussed the Caroline Scott Harrison dormitory project, planted a willow oak on campus, sent materials to Ellis Island detainees, and recapped the Mari on conference. Afternoon tea followed. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wyatt included Dr. O. B. Hall and George Henselman of Dayton.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Harry M Roach
North College Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
A. J. Crawford
Helen Crawford
Glouster
Koone
LD. J. Evans
J. T. Merwin
Hobart
Ohio
Caroline Scott Harrison
Oxford
E. W. Chubb
Conservation and Thrift
E. B. Bryan
Copeland
Ellis Island
FE. S. Koons
National
Mari
O.’D. Dailey
Albany
Helen Townsend
President Harding
Harding
Lummis Family Return From Columbus Visit
Mrs. Lummis and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Lummis came back Saturday evening after a several day stay in Columbus.
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C. Lummis
Elizabeth Lummis
Columbus
Albany Woman Guest At Mitchell Household
Mrs James Haning of Albany visited over the weekend with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell.
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James Haning
Albany
Charles Mitchell
Girl Scouts Training Class Opens Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
All girls 16 years and over may join a training class starting at 7 p m this evening at the Chamber of Commerce and running for ten nights. Miss Harriet Rogers of Ohio University will lead the physical education instruction.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harriet Rogers
Ohio University
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Ired Baker Jr Logan
Logan couple Mr Ired Baker Jr and Mrs Baker announce the birth of a son named Freda on Friday April 17.
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I’red Baker, Jr
Logan
Freda
Pythian Sisters Officers Plan Tuesday Practice
Officers and degree staff of the Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening for practice.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Albany Woman Makes Success
Albany, April 20. The Sunday Ohio State Journal features Laura Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Chase, proprietor of a millinery room in the Carlisle Shop at 142 State Street. She trained locally under Mrs. George Spring and specializes in remodeling old hats with special care.
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Albany
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Laura Foster
O. E. Chase
Ladies Aid Meeting Planned by Methodist Church Group
Albany residents learn the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will be entertained by Miss Carrie Ritchie and Mrs. Curtis Jones on Wednesday afternoon. The note appears in the April 29 item.
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Albany
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Carrie Ritchie
Curtis Jones
Blanks Distributed At Athens High To Plan Next Year
Athens high school distributes course surveys to students and parents to gauge desired subjects for next year. Each class receives a circular listing available courses and a blank for choices after parental consultation. Sophomores must decide their plan for the following year based on these inputs.
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Athens High School
College prep or non college prep options for juniors
The article explains that next year’s juniors must pick between Classical and technical tracks for college bound students or commercial and general tracks for non college paths. Modern languages are not required in non college courses. Senior year entrants can switch to a college entrance course with effort, per Principal F F Harshman, as courses aim to allow late college entry.
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F. F. Harshman
Tantac and Tanlac: claims of blood purification and vitality
An old advertisement touts Tantac and Tanlac as blood purifiers and tonics for nervous indigestion rheumatism and liver health. It promises quick improvement after a few days and urges purchase at local drugstores with testimonials of renewed energy.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promoted for Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a remedy for digestive issues including constipation and skin dullness. It claims many users have rid their systems of disease with the cereal and urges readers to try it based on endorsements by actors.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Co “Cape
Baichigan
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Training School Parent- Teacher Association
C. H. Wyatt
Elmwood Place
O. B. Hall
George Henselman
Dayton
Dr. Hall
Ae Fegory
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
By Williams
Russel
J. RW Lams
Blanks Distributed
Sanowoyny Sq
Suouiuis
Lash
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
East Washington St
Presbyterian Choir
Brotherhood
Athens Presbyterian Church
Bk. D. Sayre
Mra. W. ¥. Moler
Friendly Society
S. M. Hatfey
A. A. Atkinson
W. S. Gard
J. G. Merwin
Charien FD. Giaugue
W. RR. Longstreet
Giauque
Benedict
Misa Carter
Mountain Airo
Edgemont Crackers
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Wvpe
Vesper Brand
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Boots
Reeouchy
Hlo
Washington
Jesse L. Maxwell
Fagle
Athens,o
Mia
Aim High
the Athens Messenger
Conklin
Moore
Sheaffer
Waterman
John
Holland
South Court Street
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