Society Luncheons Share Pink and White Theme at Colonial
Thursday and Friday lunches at the Colonial feature six then five placed tables with pink and white decorations and hand painted replace cards. Notables include Mrs. Harold Vorhes, Mrs. Dwight E. Williams, Mrs. Alvin D. Cline, and Miss Julia Stanley hosting future meetings as local club members and publishers travel for newspaper association events in New York and Cambridge amid school PTA notes and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold 8. Vorhes
Athens
Dwight E. Williams
Country club calendar card party honors and results
Fifty six members attended with Mrs. Harry Eckley and Mrs. Alonzo Palmer as hostesses. Nine tables were played. Miss Barbour won top women’s honors and Mrs. Harley Moler took second. Mr. Charles A. Cornwell led men with top score and Sr. Paul Rogers earned second. Gleaners class of the Christian Church meets at Ariane Weiss home 44 Columbia Avenue from 2 to 4 PM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Tifty
Harry Eckley
Alonzo Palmer
Miss Barbour
Harley Moler
Charles A. Cornwell
Paul Rogers
Gleaners
Arienne Weiss
Columbia Avenue
Children Pattern for Cuffs and Leg Bands
Cotton prints pongee rep and linen fabrics suit a coat pattern cut in four sizes 4 6 8 10 years. The 8 year size requires 4 1/2 yards of 27 inch material plus a yard of contrasting fabric for facing cuffs and leg bands. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Castoria guidance for infant habits and digestion
An old publication offers advice on stopping thumb sucking in toddlers, bowel regularity for babies, and using Castoria for colic and digestion. It promotes Castoria as a safe, vegetable remedy prescribed for over 80 years, with the physician’s endorsement and a Motherhood guide on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Fletcher
Miss Emma Price Leaves Cline's Ice Cream for School Secretary Role
A group of Miss Emma Price's friends held a theater party at the Majestic to honor her leave taking on May 1 after resigning as a stenographer for Cline's Ice Cream. Price will become secretary to the county superintendent of schools in Marietta. Also noted are visits by Jesse Gabriel of Logan, a Shenandoah valley trip, and T B Warden's return to Athens for the summer after wintering in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Price
Cline’s Ice Cream Company
the Majestic
Marietta
Jesse Gabriel
Logan
Athens
Gabriel
Logan Pottery
Shenandoah Valley
T. B. Warden
New York
Wesleyan Methodist Services Led by Rev A W Smith
Rev A W Smith, president of the Wesleyan Methodist conference, will lead services at the Wesleyan Methodist Mission in Glouster Saturday night and deliver the sermon at the Athens Mission on Pratt Street Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Mission
Glouster
A. W. Smith
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Mr. Smith
Athens Mission
Pratt Street
Bombing hits Waterloo road in Cleveland feud
Three stores were damaged and more than 25 windows shattered when a mysterious explosion awakened residents on Waterloo road in Cleveland. Police attributed the blast to a feud between rival bootleg gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
O.R
Waterloo Road
Boy Believed Kidnapped In Cleveland Case
Bratenahl and Cleveland police joined today in a search for Mrs. Myrtle Burk who is believed to have kidnapped her 4 year old son Jack Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P) Bratenah
Myrtle Burk
Jack Smith
New Cleansing Cream Mello Glo Promises Smooth Look
Advertising copy touts MELLO GLO cleansing cream from Zenner Company. It claims cocoa butter formula for dry skin and wrinkles, removes dirt, leaves a youthful finish, melts quickly and will not grow hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenner Company
Kimmey Family Attends Zaleski Commencement
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kimmey and their children Esta Ireda Charles and wife traveled to Zaleski Thursday evening for the commencement exercises. The Kimmeys left Zaleski seven years ago for Ath ens to settle again. Mr Kimmey was born and raised in Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Kimmey
Esta and
I’reda
Charles
Zaleski
Athens 4-H Club Formed Sponsored by Kiwanis
Hikes gardening and baseball are on the program for a new 4-H club in Athens. Kiwanis backs the club with leaders T H Johnson A H Brooks and H G Householder. Forty three boys attended the organizing meeting with E R Lancashire and E A Wallace. Camp privileges will cost five dollars per boy next summer. A girls gardening club may form. Boys signed up for garden plots and a $25 prize garden contest are named with many addresses and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Kiwanis Club
T. H. Johnson
A. H. Brooks
H. G. Householder
E. R. Lancashire
E. A. Wallace
Bill Burt
Elliot Street
Gilbert Shannon
West State Street
Clyde Heaton
Clair Heaton
Errich
Third Streets
Robert Rowland
Morris Avenue
Floyd Brookins
Lancaster Street
Paul Jones
East State Street
Harry Hudson
Supreme Court to Finish Contempt Hearings in Bar Exams
Columbus reports the U S Supreme Court was near completion of hearings on contempt of court cases tied to state bar examinations. The proceedings, noted by United Press, focus on conduct related to the licensing process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Supreme Court
Tragic deaths reported in Cleveland fire and auto accident
Mrs. May Rawlow, 25, died from burns after attempting to escape a fire in her home in Cleveland. Harold McKissick, 6, died from injuries after being struck by a car in the same news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.ph
May Rawlow
Harold McKissick
Hamilton Chosen for Ohio Commercial Secretaries Meet
Hamilton chosen as host city for next year's Ohio Commercial Secretaries association convention to be held in Columbus on June 8 and 9. Local officials said preparations will begin immediately and include sessions at central venues with participation from state members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Hamilton
Ohio Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Thefts of Railroad Union Thought Solved
The arrest of two Pullman porters after a chase from the Union depot today is believed to have solved linen room thefts at the station. Police recovered linens valued at 8,000 to 10,000 dollars in their homes, per Sergeant William Moore of the New York Central railroad police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
William Moore
New York Central Railroad
Children at Home To Be Circus Guests
Representatives of the Hagen back-Wallace circus met with the Messenger to arrange for Athens County Children's Home wards to attend the circus on May 3. Superintendent George Holdren invited the children to attend the afternoon show and other circus staff will visit Athens next week for further advance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
George Holdren
Holdren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonial
Etertains Club
Alvin D. Cline
Pearl Steet
Albany
Jope McClaflin
Ohio
Julia Stanley
Albay
F. W. Bush
Athens Messenger
James Hannan
Chillicothe
Gordon K. Bush
United Publishing Company
Cambridge
Mass
Julian Maxwell Snyder
Julian Maxwell, Jr
Central School
Pr. T. A
Central School Parent-Teacher Association
E. D. Cooley
Nelsonville
John Hudson
Cincinnati
J. W. Hudson
Second Street
Freda C. Wolverton
Newark
C. M. Pierce
Poplar Avenue
Mr. Wolverton
Ountry Club
Messenger ‘Pattern Department
Cate
Ruth Brittain
Storls
Hatch Library
Berry Building
Paul Slack
Grosvenor Street
Charles Smith
East State St
Leste Fultz
Sunnyside Drive
John Boggs
Marion Boggs
Franklin Avenue
Tom Kyle
Hudson Avenue
Leland Wilson
Parker van Eyke
Foster Place
Raymond Baker
Smith Street
Edward Bolin
Frank Bolin
Woodrow Violet
Frederick Hooper
Frank Hooper
Curran Drive
Dix Graham
Central Avenue
Frank Chute
Miller Avenue
John James
Mill Street
William Benton
Stewart Street
Clifton Stoute
Malcolm Miller
Charles Chandler
W. Weisenbach
East Mill Street
Joe Higgins
Richland Avenue
Edward Holmes
Cemetery Street
Claudius Chesser
West Washington Street
Ted Daggett
North High Street
Alvin Sweazy
South Court Street
Robert Sidders
Roy Riggie
West Union Street
Jay Lowery
Carl Weber
Chauncey
Stee
Bacon Armour
Wieners
Rsh
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Allbran
U.R
Cline Pharmacy Co
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