Athens Woman's Music Club elects officers for Brahms program
At the April meeting held at Miss Mary T. Noss home 48 University Terrace Athens the Athens Woman's Music Club elected officers for 1933 1994 Miss Mary T. Noss president Mrs Margaret A Benedict vice president Mrs H G Stalder treasurer Mrs BE MH Gaylord secretary Miss Joy Cutler corresponding secretary Miss Mariama Bing choral director A Brahms centennial program followed with a life of Brahms and a varied music program including vocal piano and string selections performed by club members.
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Athens Woman's Music Club
Mary T. Noss
University Terrace
Margaret A. Benedict
H. G. Stalder
BE. MH. Gaylord
Joy Cutler
Mariama Bing
Lloyd W. Clarke
Johannes Brahms
Brahms
H. J. Goodwin
Miss Keller on seeing three days to observe life
A reminiscence of Miss Helen Keller’s essay Three Days To See invoked at a state Federated Clubs convention. The piece imagines what she would choose to view in three days and urges readers to use their eyes fully. Also brief local items note births, a hospital emergency, and a Sunday trip.
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Miss Keller
Mrs Mary Kelly Surprised on 72nd Birthday
Mrs Mary Kelly celebrated her 72nd birthday at 49 Stewart Street with a surprise dinner. Guests included Clifford Kelly and many relatives from Nelsonville Guysville Hebbardsville and Hebbardsville area. The cake was baked by Agron Brown and gifts honored the occasion.
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Mary Kelly
Clifford Kelly
Stewart Street
Sam
Carl Starkey
Kathleen Simonton
Charles Cottoner
Nelsonville
Aaron Brown
Bert
Guysville
Wilbur Elder
Mary
Hebbardsville
Madam Chow
Bobby
Nora Kelly
Ruth Kelly
Ben Dicken
Ifford Kelly
Benefit Bridge Friday Night Aids Church Growth
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Church of the Good Shepherd sponsors a 7:30 Friday bridge event in the Parish Room at East State and Carpenter Streets. Both auction and contract bridge will be played to raise funds. the date was moved from Thursday due to Norman Thomas’s appearance at the A A W banquet.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Church of the Good Shepherd
East State and
Carpenter Streets
Norman Thomas
Miss Louise Field Heads Ohio University Faculty Women's Club
Miss Louise Field, head of Lindley Hall and assistant professor of history, was elected president of the Ohio University Faculty Women's Club at the annual meeting in the new club house at 35 South College Street. Officers include Gladys M. Williams as vice president and Mary Brokaw as recording secretary, with Irene Devlin retiring after two years as executive head.
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Louise Field
Lindley Hall
Ohio University Faculty Women's Club
Miss Field
Gladys M. Williams
Mary Brokaw
Anna Lois Saum
Clara DeLand
Dora Moore
Margaret Lax
Faculty Women’s Club
South College Street
Irene Devlin
Miriam Class Meets Here Monday Night
The Miriam Class of the Christian Church met at Miss Nelle Weber's home on 105 North Lancaster Street Monday night. After a business session several contests were enjoyed with prize winners Miss Doris Cullums Miss Charmione Fersons and Miss Jand. Members present included Miss Jamn ita Davidson Mrs Helen Saylor Miss Rowena Sprout Miss Leota Russell Miss Ellen Stokoe Miss Doris Cullums Mia Jessie Miller and teacher Mrs Thelma Robinson. Guests included Miss Louise Rowland and Miss Charmione Persons both students at Ohio University.
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Miriam
The
Christian Church
Nelle Weber
Lancaster Street
Doris Cullums
Charmione Fersons
Jand
Jamnita Davidson
Helen Saylor
Rowena Sprout
Leota Russell
Ellen Stokoe
Mia
Jessie Miller
Thelma Robinson
Louise Rowland
Charmione Persons
Ohio University
Athenians To Attend Federation Events At Columbus Convention
The thirty seventh annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention opened in Columbus with a 4 to 6 pm tea at the Governor's mansion hosted by Miss Mary Louise White and the Columbus Federation. Helen Keller will speak tonight and at all evening meetings in support of the American Foundation for the Blind. Delegates from Athens include Miss Jane K Atwood and others from Pallas Club and Higley Study Circle. Social and travel notes recap visits by several Athens residents and relatives amid convention activities.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Governor's Mansion
Mary Louise White
Columbus Federation of Women's Clubs
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
American Foundation For the Blind
Athens
Jane K. Atwood
Clara Weihr
Amy Weihr
Pallas Club
George Coe
Higley Study Circle
E. B. Smith
J. T. Merwin
R. L. Morton
Arthur Boyle
R. W. Hixson
Rueasell
Accessories Add Chic Detail to Spring Suits in Hollywood
Hollywood fashion notes spotlight spring suits styled with hats gloves scarves and contrasting colors. Una Merkey Kay Francis Irene Dunn Virginia Bruce Helen Vinson Glenda Farrell and Claudette Colbert showcase coordinated ensembles in gray navy brown mustard and cream tones with accessories completing each look.
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Kay Francis
Irene Dunn
Virginia Bruce
Helen Vinson
Glenda Farrell
Claudette Colbert
Mother's Day Drives Safety Message Across Nation
The movement pledges to raise public demand for improved maternity care with a May 14 Mother’s Day focus. The Maternity Center Association estimates half of 16 000 annual maternity deaths are preventable and will host a New York rally May 12 led by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt with other dignitaries.
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Mothers of America
Womens Clubs
Maternity Center Association of
New York City
Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Julia K. Jaffray
Department of Public Welfare
Federation
America
Name Two More to Scholarship Teams
Charles Mathews of Albany and Adelaide Stright of Waterloo will represent the Athens County scholarship teams in twelfth grade English and general science after tests and tie eliminations. Sylvia Hull of Albany won first in twelfth grade English with three tied for second. Milda Rosser of Waterloo led general science with two tied for second. Two representatives earn a county team of 30 for the District-State scholarship tests on May 6.
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Charles Mathews
Albany
Adelaide Stright
Waterloo
Athens County
Sylvia Hull
Milda Rosser
Wasterloo
Swiss to Maintain Gold Standard Amid Gold Debate
The Swiss cabinet announced after a lengthy review that Switzerland will stay on the gold standard. The decision comes after extended discussions of national monetary policy and gold reserves.
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Berne
U.2
Switzerland
Italian Finance Minister Sails to Join Roosevelt Talks
Genoa April 2 Guido Jung minister of finance named by Premier Mussolini to represent him in economic conversations with President Roosevelt sailed for New York today on the Conte Savoia. He is accompanied by a staff of aides.
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Genoa
Italy
Guido Jung
Mussolini
Roosevelt
New York
Conte Savoia
Ala
Caperta
Marietta Man Dies In Nitro Explosion
Zanesville Ohio April 25 Clif ford Sloan of Marietta general manager of the Producers Torpedo Company was believed killed in a nitro glycerin plant blast at Black Hand 17 miles west of Zanesville Two magazines exploded bricks were blown into tree trunks and sheet metal torn from the roof wrapped around branches Part of a body believed to be Sloan was found he was the only man near the plant
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Zanesville
Clifford Sloan
Marietta
Producers Torpedo Company
Black Hand
Here
Sloan
Wisconsin to Vote to Repeal Dry Law
Delegates at Wisconsin prohibition repeal convention in Madison pledged unanimous support for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Wisconsin would be the second state to back repeal after Michigan voted against the dry law. Formal balloting occurs at a constitutional convention with 15 pledged delegates including one woman on the ticket.
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Madison
Wis
U.R
Wisconsin
Michigan
Letters From Akron Found in Northwest
Three letters dropped from the dirigible Akron while passing over Seattle nearly a year ago were found hanging from a handkerchief parachute in a tree just north of the city. Instructions read Please mail these. They were written while we were passing over Bremerton.
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Seattle
Wash
Bremerton
Will Live in Athens Mr and Mrs Ted Cowen Move Here
Mr and Mrs Ted Cowen from Jackson Michigan will live in Athens with Mrs T L Morgan their mother in Carpenter Street He has been a district manager for Reali Silk Company in Michigan and will head all Ohio offices He and Amy Morgan are Ohio University graduates active in campus student affairs
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Ted Cowen
Amy Morgan
Jackson
Mich
Athens
T. L. Morgan
Carpenter Street
Cowen
Reali Silk Company
Michigan
Ohio
Ohio University
Consider Summer Trip to Canal Zone From New York to Panama
Dr C E of Ohio University announces plans for a summer geography and geology field trip to Central America. About 160 people are considering joining. departures July 13 from New York City, with stops in Panama Canal Zone western Central America Mexico Los Angeles and San Francisco for interior excursions.
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Ohio University
Central America
C E
New York City
Panama Canal Zone
Mexico
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Western Parks
Chicago
Excellent Impression Report From Herriot On Roosevelts View
Edouard Herriot told the French council of ministers in Paris that his first talk with President Roosevelt left an excellent impression. President Lebrun presided as the ministerial council met to study the report.
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Paris
U.R
Edouard Herriot
Washington
Council of Ministers
Rooseveltt
Lebrun
Minsterial Council
Herriot
Mines Active in Chauncey District Today
The five mines operating in the Chauncey district are No. 104 No. 107 Luhrig Black Diamond and No. 69 at Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Luhrig
Black Diamond
Bailey Run
Hunley announce birth of son Wayne Edward in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunley announce the birth of a son named Wayne Edward on April 22 in Chauncey. The mother is Hazel Fink Chauncey formerly.
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Chauncey
Robert Hunley
Wayne Edward
Hazel Fink
Local visitors and relatives gather in Chauncey and Millfield
Mr and Mrs Charles McCall of Lancaster spent Sunday in Chauncey with his parents the McCalls. Edith Bedford of Chicago visits Chauncey to see her brother and sister in law the Brickers. Denver Bricker and daughter Mary Carolyn join Omen and West party in Millfield. Marietta Chadwell hosts Clara Misner. George Fluhart, formerly Chauncey, visits last week. Harold Blower family spend Sunday with Greens Run hosts the Leakes. Hazel La Hugh visits Glouster. John Fulton visits Millfield. Eyre Prushing and daughter visit from Columbus with Herman Theisen and family near Amesville. Ruth La Hugh from Columbus visits her siblings Virgil and Mozelle La Hugh and Hazel La Hugh. Verne Robinett and children of Haydenville tour Midfield with Mrs. William Sisson and family.
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Charles McCall
Lancaster
Chauncey
J. H. McCall
Edith Bedford
Chicago
Denver Bricker
Mary Carolyn
McKinley Omen
Isaiah West
Columbus
Millfield
William Omen
Marie
Glouster
John Fulton
Greens Run
Daniel Fulton
Eyre Prushing
Herman Theisen
Edward Quinn
Amesville
Ruth la Hugh
Virgil la Hugh
Mozelle
Hazel la Hugh
Verne Robinett
Haydenville
Midlfield
Mr. Robinett
William Sisson
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women Ad
An old 50 cent Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets advertisement promotes relief and prevention of periodic pain and related disorders. It claims no narcotics and markets the product as a modern medicine addressing the cause, with persistent use offering permanent relief sold by all druggists.
67 Join Church of Ching During Revival
Rev. G. B. Courtney reports 67 additions in the evangelistic campaign in Chauncey Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ. Two weeks of services were held at each church with 48 additions in Trimble and 12 at Taylor Ridge and Greens Run respectively. A reception for new members will be held at each church. Greens Run closing service drew 180 present with a Trimble delegation of 40. Beatrice Hixon, now of Baltimore, Ohio, was soloist.
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Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Churches of Christ
Trimble
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Fred Gardner
Middleport
O. W. Williams
Pomeroy
Courtney
Beatrice Hixon
Baltimore
Ohio
Senior Class Play I Will I Won't at Chauncey High
Chauncey April 25. The Senior Class play I Will I Won't directed by Miss Floride Sprague and Mr Clyde Morris will be presented in the High School Auditorium Wednesday night April 26 at 8 o clock. A new flood light and spot will enhance the production. Between act numbers include a sextet by senior boys William Smith Joe Civille Laurence Shields Clifford Shafer John Rankin and Paul Daugherty and a duet by Dorothy Gillespie and Garnet Morris. Clifford Shafer is stage manager and Kendall Swart Willard Fielder are property managers.
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Chauncey
Floride Sprague
Clyde Morris
Chauncey-Dover High School
William Smith
Joe Civille
Laurence Shields
Clifford Shafer
John Rankin
Paul Daugherty
Dorothy Gillespie
Garnet Morris
Kendall Swart
Willard Fielder
Funeral services held for O. E. Miner in Trimble
Funeral services for O. E. Miner aged 73 were conducted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark in Trimble Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Burial followed in the McDougal cemetery. Rev. G. B. Courtney of the Church of Christ officiated.
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Chauncey
O. E. Miner
Lewis Clark
Trimble
McDougal
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Surprise Pf Ladies Aid Society Honors Mrs Chadwell
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church planned a birthday celebration for Mrs Chadwell on Saturday night. A social followed with attendees including Mrs Emma Rankin, Mrs C Ho, Mrs W James, Mrs Eberne B, Mrs Simpkins, Mrs John Martin, Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs Simpson, Miss Dorothy and Gillespie, Miss May, and others.
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Chaunceyy
April
Chadwell
Ladies’ Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Emma Rankin
Love
C. ¢ Ho. W. James
Eberne B
F. Simpkins
John
John Martin
Brown
Ma Simpson
Ang Mis Ard
Dorothy and Gillespie
Miss May
Clara Misner
Fran
F Chadwey
Orris Chadwey Chadwell
Ray Ang Giag
Allen Kifils
Ua Ssleta Berth Ay
Mrs Adilie Schon Succumbs in Dover Towne Funeral Plans
Mrs Adilie Schon dies in Dover Towne. Funeral services will be held Thursday in Chauncey. The obituary notes her four year old son and other family members. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth
Needle Club Travel Plans to Millfield April 3
Needle Club will transport Fulton residents to Millfield by bus on the night of April 3. The trip aims to connect members with the Millfield Needle Club activities and events.
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Millfield
Fulton
Chauncey Delays Distrect Meeting With Announced Time
Chauncey officials announced a district meeting for April 6 in the afternoon at a designated location in Chauncey Sugar Creek and Bea, with details to be provided.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Sugar Creek
Bea
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W. R. Phillips
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Marian Walters
Atlantic Monthly
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Clinton
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Darrell MH. Sams
Dayton
Lloyd Dailey
Gales Chocolates
Vove Benefit
Ooe
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I. N. McHarg
Leslie Williams
New Marshfield Road
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Francis Colley
Baker Settlement
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McArthur
Hollywood
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Una Merkel
Mother’s Day
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Court of Claims
Washington, D. C
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