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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
10
Faculty Women's Club Tea Honors Guest Speaker Mother's Day
The Faculty Women's Club hosts a tea in the East Wing from 4 to 5 pm to honor poetess Mrs. Jacqueline Embry of Louisville. She will speak Friday evening during the Mother's Day weekend program at Cio University. Attending are Miss Irene Devlin, Miss Irma Voigt, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Chubb, Mrs. McCracken, Miss Warner, and Miss Schulze. Tea committee includes Miss Hedden, Miss Apgar, Miss Leete, and Miss Schaber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Embry
Louisville
East Wing
Embry
Mother's Bay
Cio University
Irene Devlin
Irma E. Voigt
EK. B. Bryan
Mia
W. Chubb
T. C. McCracken
Women’s League
Jane Warner
Elizabeth Schulze
Helen Hedden
Genevieve Apgar
Constance Leete
Bertha Schaber
Needle Club Receives Roll Call Recipes At Meeting
Mrs. Sam C. Warren hosted eighteen Needle Club members on East Washington Street for a Wednesday afternoon session. Each member shared a recipe in response to roll call while sewing was the main pastime. Next hostess is Mrs. E. D. Shrout of 141 Morris Avenue. Mrs. F. W. Bush arrived from Los Angeles to visit her son and daughter in law Gordon K. Bush at The Beeches. Mr. M. N. Linscott returned home from a year in St. Petersburg Florida, visiting his daughter Mrs. A. L. Corns in Little Hocking en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam C. Warren
East Washington Street
E. D. Shrout
Morris Avenue
F. W. Bush
Los Angeles
Calif
Gordon K. Bush
Bush Home
The
Beeches
M. N. Linscott
Richland Avenue
Athens
St. Petersburg
Fla
A. L. Corns
Little Hocking
Miss Atwood Shares Travels in India at Club Meeting
Miss Jane Atwood of Ohio University spoke to the Higley Study Circle in Chamber of Commerce rooms. She described her world journey focusing on India with illuminated views. Dr. E B Bryan to address Richland Avenue PTA Friday at 7 30 PM. Mrs. Fred Chevelier learns of nephew William McGraw Jr. s death in Hepzibah West Virginia after four months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Richland Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred Chevelier
Elliott Street
William McGraw
Hepzibah
W. Va
Opera Week End Guests Attend Metropolitan Shows
Athenians Mr and Mrs Carl Beasley and Mrs Frank Rauch head to Cleveland for the Metropolitan Opera season opening. They stay with Mr and Mrs Larry Stevens and plan to see Lily Pons in Lakme. Additional performances include Manon and La Gioconda with the Ponselie sisters and Grace Moore featuring in Tales of Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Beasley
Frank N. Rauch
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera
Larry Stevens
Stevens
Carl Beasley
Lily Pons
Lakme
Manon
Lucrezia Bort
Ponchiellis
la Gioconda
Ponselie Sisters
Rosa and
Carmela
Grace Moore
Standard Bearers To Have Mothers Banquet In Nelsonville
A committee was appointed to arrange for the Standard Bearers mystery Mothers banquet at the First Methodist Church during the next meeting. Devotions were led by Frances Harrison. Georgia Shamel reported the treasurer’s funds. Edna Davis discussed the textbook He Holds Us Responsible. Doris Doggs read a poem. Georgia Shamel quoted China passages. A social hour followed. visitors include Verna Brown family from Columbus. Also noted were a dinner gathering for local families and a Pythian Sisters meeting with Dorothy Conkle inspecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Goldie Morris
Frances Harrison
Georgia Shame
J. L., Pickering
Stanley Jones
Edna Davis
Doris Doggs
Georgia Shamel
China
Strouds Run Man Seeks Help After Fire Destroys Home
Charles Howard of Strouds Run reports his home and all furnishings burned last night. Five children are in the family. He appeals to the Salvation Army for household articles and food. Adjutant Stone asks that potential donors contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strouds Run
Charles Howard
Salvation Army
Aunty Madge Advances Plan To Calm Marion
Madge confronts Marion with a calm, decisive talk to avert a scene. She reassures Marion that her worry is unfounded and promises a pleasant evening ahead. The tense guest room scene hints at a larger romantic plot involving Charles Owen and Avis Arien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Marion
Charles Owen
Madge Confronts Pressure Over Mr Owen in Secrets
Adele Garrison describes a tense family moment where a younger woman faces pressure to discard an older man's attention. The narrator explains a planned manipulation to eliminate Mr Owen from the picture and hints at hidden family motives and future revelations.
Republicans Hear Ohio Gubernatorial Candidates in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 21 the Cuyahoga County Republicans listened to speeches for David S. Ingalls and Clarence J. Brown, with Myers Y. Cooper arguing for a 50 percent tax cut, a readjustment of tax laws, and a tax on intangible wealth while opposing a sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
David S. Ingalls
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Salvation Army to Distribute Garden Seeds in Athens County
Adjt. Bernard Stone announced a second allotment of garden seeds will be given to Athens County residents Friday afternoon from 1 o clock to 38. The first batch was distributed only in the city. The Salvation Army Girl Guards, 18 members, will hike Monday with Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Beulah Carpenter accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Athens County
Bernard Stone
Stone
Beulah Carpenter
Architect Here To Give Advice In Athens
Ohio State University architect H. Dwight Smith arrives in Athens to offer free home remodeling advice. He will speak at 7 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce on choosing renovations and review new home ideas. Residents may bring floor plans and plans of their home to the session lasting about ten minutes per person. Smith is heard on WEAO and will tour next week with a series of talks on better homes and maintenance costs and the architect’s role in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dwight Smith
Ohio State University
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
The
Better Homes and
Smith
U Ohio State University
WEAO
New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad
An advertisement touts New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder. It claims smoother spread, longer wear, hides tiny lines and large pores, reduces shine, and suits every complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner CO
Adv
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