P E O Sisterhood Members Entertained in Elmwood Place Dinner
Visiting State Board members of the P E O Sisterhood staying at Hotel Berry were hosted at a dinner at the McCracken home in Elmwood Place. Guests included Kathryn E. Williams of Wilmington and other officers from Springfield Columbus Cleveland Akron. Breakfast followed at 55 Elmwood Place hosted by L J Addicott, president of Chapter 6. Three past state presidents were due to arrive at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of
P. EB. O. Sisterhood
Hotel Berry
T. C. McCracken
Lillian M. Barbour
Akron
McCracken
Miss Barbour
Ohio State
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
Addicott
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Coleman
Loveland
Jackson
Bellefontaine
Cooley
Cleveland
Higley Circle Meets to Close Year with Ohio Authors
The Higley Study Circle held its final meeting of the year at 136 North Congress Street. Members discussed Pioneer Days in Athens and Ohio authors including Paul Laurence Dunbar William D Howell is life and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
8. S. Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Athens
Ohio
A. C. Anderson
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Alice
Phoebe Carey
C. E. Atkinson
William D. Howellis
Kathleen Carpenter
Oral Carpenter
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Potboilers at the Little Theater Tonight
The Playshop’s Little Theater presents The Pot Boil ers, a backstage comedy at Ewing Hall for a first revival this year. The cast features Delia Dorp ey Helen Anderson Axel Hilander Richard Fowler William Stout Tony Race Dale Boyd with Virginia Anderson directing and Marion Pierce co directing. The Womans Relief Corps meets Friday at Red Men’s Hall for initiation of Mrs Cahill. Mr George Earheart plans Cincinnati return after a winter visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playshop
Little Theater
Ewing Hall
Delia Dorpey
Helen Anderson
Axel Hilander
Richard Fowler
William Stout
Tony Race
Dale Boyd
Virginia Anderson
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow
New French process makes MELLO-GLO the purest powder for a healthy glow. It spreads smoothly and lasts longer, hiding fine lines and pores without a pasty look. Fragrant, tax free price listed at 100 Scand. Renner Co ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Renner Co —Ady
Ohio Graduate Bride In Sunday Ceremony
Laura Vester daughter of Mrs. Victor H. Vester of Chillicothe and Raymond A. Kibler son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kibler of Akron were married Sunday at 1 30 p m at the bride’s mother home in Chillicothe. Rev P B Ferris officiated. The couple will reside in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Vester
Victor H. Vester
Chillicothe
Raymond A. Kibler
F. E. Kibler
Akron
Miss Vester
Washington County
Columbus
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Ohio University
Mu Phi Epsilon
P. B. Ferris
First Presbyterian Church
Zelma Brundage
Mrs. Kibler
Mr. Kibler
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron University
Spring strolls spark homey garden talk and tips
Readers explore outdoor walking in spring and share scene sightings from hardware shops to State Hospital Grounds. Mrs Maude Kittsmiller guides soil spots, Mrs Frank R Murphey and Mrs Hartinger eye kneeling pads for gardening, and a note on hipboot gardening prompts lawn care and soil treatment. Easter guest Mr P T Arpee from Chicago visits Mrs T Arpee at 23 Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Maude Kittsmiller
Frank R. Murphey
Hartinger
Flood Control Here Is Urged
A Ohio Valley water conservation plan urged federal control and dam projects. Speaker Warner cited levees and reservoirs to hold back floodwaters, citing Dayton’s dam as effective but noting Ohio Valley floods can still surge downstream. He mapped a 1200 square mile watershed from New Lexington to Amanda and Somerset, urging national action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf
Hocking Valley
Warner
Dayton
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
New Lexington
Somerset
Amanda
Roosevelt
Fifth Annual Birthday Party for Second Street Residents
Mr and Mrs Charles P Kircher hosted the fifth annual Second Street birthday party at their home on Wednesday night. More than guests enjoyed a pot luck dinner and an evening of music readings and dancing. A color theme of yellow and white decorated the tables and a large white birthday cake with five candles was served. A string quartet accompanied the evening with piano by Mrs Kircher. A playlet They Do Say was performed by local residents followed by readings and songs. Birthday honorees included Miss Bessie Finsterwald Mrs Ramah Daerst McCune Mrs Frank Dean and son Russell Harry Hudson Mr N B Welk and Mrs P O Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Kircher
Second Street
P. C. Carr
John Grosvenor
Waldo Williams
Elza Graham
Ray Ayers
Neil Helsel
Elsie Finsterwald
William Long
J. W. Hudson
C. N. ‘Darst
Frank Dean
Carol Darst
Bessie Finsterwald
Ramah Daerst McCune
Russell
Harry Hudson
Church Group Leaders Are To Be Installed
Dr. William L. Young of Philadelphia national secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education for university work will speak at the Westminster Fellowship Foundation installation banquet at the Presbyterian Church Friday at 6. New officers include Webster Dalton president Walter Sindlinger Florence Smith vice presidents Martha Hitchcock secretary and Elmer Jacobs treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Young
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship Foundation
Young
University of Montana
Jesus
Webster Dalton
Walter Sindlinger
Florence Smith
Martha Hitchcock
Elmer Jacobs
Griffith H. Evans First To File Petition For City Race
Griffith H. Evans Athens City Auditor became the first candidate to officially enter the August primaries, filing a petition to run. Details of party, district, and ballot access remain pending as filings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith H. Evans
Athens City
Contract Club Entertained at Hotel Berry
Mrs. E. C. Schloss hosted a four table contract bridge party at Hotel Berry with guests at one long table. High score prize went to Mrs. Alonzo Palmer and second to Mrs. Harry Beckley. Guests included Mrs. Carl H. Beasley Mrs. R. F. Cuyler Mrs. D. R. Zenner Mrs. Gordon K. Bush and Mrs. A. F. Farnum of LaCrosse Wis visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Schloss
Contract
Hotel Berry
Alonzo Palmer
Harry Beckley
Carl H. Beasley
R. F. Cuyler
D. R. Zenner
Gordon K. Bush
A. F. Farnum
LaCrosse
Wis
F. D. Forsyth
Unemployed League to Meet at The Plains Friday Night
The Plains Unemployed League will gather at the The Plains Grade School Auditorium Friday at 7 PM. Last week’s meeting reported a large crowd and 30 new members welcomed by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
The
Unemployed League
Plains
Candidacy Petitions Filed in County Elections Office
A candidate filed petitions and paid filing fee for declaration of candidacy with David Johnson, county elections clerk. No other prospective candidates have requested petitions yet. filing fee for August primary is 0.5 percent of the year’s salary. deadlines and details remain with the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
County Board of Elections
Glouster Ty Maries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Higley Circle
Womans Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Mary Cah
George Earheart
Mrs. Earheart
Money Savers
Preston
Big Daylight
W. H. Hyde
Friendship Needle Club
L. C. Baker
Clarence Jennings
Hyde
R. R. Johnson
Mrs. Jennings
Herb J. Parker
P. H. McKinley
A. Biddison
Trimble
East State Stree
Elizabeth Hartinger
Middleport
Florida
T. R. Biddle
Daytona Beach
Fla
Biddle
CC. L. Poston
Helen Crippen Gibson
F. M. Hutchinson
United Commercial
Hillcrest Inn
Evan 8. Dent
Central Avenue M. E
J. E. Barker
Columbia Avenue
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Alex Nelson
Jane Kirk
C. H. Porter
Home Missionary Society of the
Ward Radford
Fanny Orr
J. Bishop
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
A A. George
Annesville
George
K. & M. Railroad
Zanesville
Masonic Lodge
Charles Beber
Kathryn Williams
Mies Williams
Marian Walters
Kircher
Augustiner
dBopee
Pierce
Lydia E. Pinkham
Venient
Miller’s
Hotel
Navy
Ces Tea
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