OES Inspection At Masonic Temple Honors Athens Chapter
Theona H. Miller deputy grand matron of District 25 inspected Athens Chapter 175 at the Masonic Temple. 179 attend with 60 guests. officers praised as excellent. A six o clock dinner preceded ceremonies. couple’s anniversary noted. Local dignitaries from Marietta and Albany attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Theona H. Miller
Marietta
Order of the Eastern Star
Athens
Charlies E. Cameron
W. B. Drake
Fred Lee Tom
Jessie Drake
Miller
Delores Phelps
Tomansy
C. K. Featherston
Ohio
George R. Walker
B. Bolton
Albany
The
Christian Church
Fred W. Kiltan
Central PTA to hear Hansen Friday at Central School
Central Parents teachers association will meet Friday afternoon at 2 45 o clock in the Central School Building instead of Thursday as planned. Dr BE A Hansen of Ohio University will speak on Reading for Children. A pupil musical program by third and fifth graders will be led by Miss McConnell and an art exhibit arranged by Miss Amy Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Parent-Teacher Association
BE. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Mies McConnell
Amy Lowell
Fathers Meeting Tonight at East Side PTA
East Side Parent-Teacher Association holds its Fathers Meeting tonight at 7:30 in the school building. Dean Irma E. Voigt of Ohio University will speak on What the Community Owes the Child. Social meeting canceled for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Parent-Teacher Association
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Local Ladies and Lodge News From Eagies Area
The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagies Lodge meets Thursday night in Eagies Hall. Mr and Mrs A O Sloane returned from a ten day Washington trip where Mrs Sloane attended the National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution as a delegate. The Child Study Club closed its year with a six oclock dinner hosted by Mrs Imura Cramner on Stewart Street. M and HI Circle of Athenian Temple Pythian Sisters cancel tonight's practice but lodge meeting proceeds Friday with postponed inspection. staff will practice Friday night at the regular lodge gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Jay
Eagies Lodge
Eagies Hall
A. O. Sloane
Washington
Dpd
Imura Cramner
Stewart Street
M. and
Athenian Temple
News From Deshler-Wallick Hotel On Keller and Women
Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus hosted Keller the blind and deaf speaker whose story stirred tears in a large audience of Ohio club women. The piece also notes Ishbel MacDonald with her father at a Roosevelt picnic aboard the Sequoia and urges women to strive in public affairs and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Club
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Keller
Miss Keller
Ishbel MacDonald
Roosevelt
Potomac
Navy Yard
Robert
Lady Vansittart
Louis Howe
Walter L. Vernous
White House
James Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss MacDonald
Great Britain
Ishbel
Women
Dr B A Taylor Speaks To Junior Senior P T A
Dr B A Taylor of Ohio University sociology spoke on Citizenship and Education at the Junior-Senior Parent Teacher Association meeting in the High School Auditorium. Mrs Fred Wheaton presided and Miss Mary Connett discussed graduation dress economy and practicality. Mrs D Morrison reported on the recent district convention at McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Taylor
Ohio University
Taylor
Fred Wheaton
Mary Connett
D. Morrison
McArthur
Maecenas Club Hears Readings and Social News
Maecenas Literary Club met at Mrs. David Johnson's home on North Lancaster Street with Mrs. Frank Watkins presiding. Mrs. J. W. Hudson to represent the club at the Athens County Child Health and Protection Association meeting on April 29. Kathleen Norris review followed by readings by Mrs. J. W. Hudson. Last meeting of the year set for May 8 at Mrs. P. E. Shirley's home with a potluck lunch and program. Guests from Athens attended a birthday dinner for Floyd Beveridge at New Marshfield hosted by his wife Mrs. Gladys Beveridge, with numerous relatives from Athens, Lancaster, and Cleveland including the Beveridge, Carmichael, and Barron families. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boden of Morris Avenue announced the birth of a grandson, Andray Sauvageot, born at City Hospital Akron to their daughter-in-law and son Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Sauvageot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
Mra
David Johnson
North
Lancaster Street
Frank Watkins
J. W. Hudson
Athens County Child Health and Protection Association
Faculty Women's Club
Kathleen Norris
Charles Herman
Pringles
P. E. Shirley
Athens
Floyd Beveridge
Gladys Beveridge
New Marshifield
Roy Lent
Myrtle Carmichael
John Carmichael
Earl Carmichael
Pearl Carmichael
Joyce Delores
Mabel Winning
Jimmie
Mary
Margaret Alice
Tom
Helen Hutchinson
George Beveridge
Guy Beveridge
Byron and
Roger
Lancaster
Joe Barron
Ions Marehall
Ellen Marie Stewart
Betty
Donna
New Marshfield
Mariette Davia
Cleveland
Two Ohio University Women Give Senior Voice Recitals
Two Ohio University seniors Clara Kuenzl and Emmy Lou Keehne will present senior voice recitals at Music Hall Auditorium at 8 tonight. They study under Helen Hedden and perform arias and German and English songs, accompanied by Jane Gill and Helen Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Music Hall
Clara Kuenzl
Upper Sandusky
Emmy Lou Kechne
Pomeroy
Ohio University School of Music
Kuenzl
Miss Keehne
Helen Hedden
Department of
Public School
Musi
Kuenzli
Judas Maccabaeus
Handel
Sim
Ilitudine
Bossi
Vidal
Miss Kuengli
Miss Koehne
Schumann
Schubert
Miss Kuenzit
Rimsky-Korsakow
Landon Donald
George Henschel
Deems Taylor
Dancers Ruth St Dennis and Ted Shawn Separate After 19 Years
New York April 26 mark the end of a 19 year marriage for famed dancers Ruth St Dennis and Ted Shawn. They announced separation while confirming no divorce or legal dissolution is planned.
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New York
U.P
Ruth St. Dennis
Ted Shawn
Ingly
Wheat Prices Advance Well in Last Week
Prices for cash and futures rose about four cents per bushel in the past week driven by Washington currency actions. Growing weather will clarify winter wheat damage in the Southwest and likely push prices higher. Ohio soft winter wheat showed strong demand and rising prices while corn and oats did not keep the pace, though demand remained good with substantial shipments from the West to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington
Ohio
Local Sewing Club Meets At Mrs Chase Home
The Betsy Ross Sewing Club gathers at 2 PM Thursday at 197 Grosvenor Street hosted by Mrs Pearl Chase. Mr Charles Zeigler from Logan visits his sister Mrs Thomas Pierce of Highland Avenue.
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Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Pearl Chase
Grosvenor Street
Charles Zeigler
Logan
Mrs
Thomas Pierce
Highland Avenue
Jurors Drawn For May Term At Athens County Court
Grand and petit jurors for the May term of Athens County Common Pleas Court were drawn today. Grand jurors report next Monday, and three petit juries were drawn for May June and the term's remainder with numerous named jurors from Athens Nelsonville Chauncey Glouster Carbondale and other towns.
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Athens
A. T. Stuart
Albany
G. H. Yoho
Lee Elliott
Walter Hudson
Nelsonville
W. H. Radford
Abe Williams
R. D
E. 8. Haber
Byron Frost
Stewart
John Riley
Earl Clark
Coolville
Charles L. Pensyl
Harry Stalder
Chauncey
Frank Cross
A. Db
Townsend
Earl Bridgewater
R. B. Smith
Glouster
Allen Riley
P. D. Hill
Millfield
W. 8. Schuler
James Luster
Carbondale
W. R. Phillips
Robert W. McLain
Cecil Westfall
John
Junior High Civics Class Organized With Student Officers
The eighth grade Civics class at Junior High School forms a new student organization under Miss Cora Bailey. Dolly Schuler is president, Donald Saunders vice president, and Lucille Mitchell secretary. The class plans a citizenship role, classroom neatness, a school grounds beautification project, and keeps notebooks on current events and biographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bailey
Dolly Schuler
Donald Saunders
Lucille Mitchell
Pauline Rose
Geraldine Chiam
Richard Lamborn
Official Opening of Golf Season Delayed
Dinner and meeting to mark the opening of the golf season at Athens Country Club was postponed due to conflicting Thursday events. E C Schloss overseeing arrangements said the postponement is advisable and the event will likely be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
E. C. Schloss
Johnson to Address Unemployed League at The Plains
The Unemployed League meets Friday night in the grade school auditorium in The Plains. Arnold Johnson, Brookline Labor College graduate and educational director of the Ohio Unemployed League, will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
The
Unemployed League
Arnold Johnson
Brookline Labor College
Ohio Unemployed League
Dyar Submits Low Bid for Athens Armory Repairs
James 8. Dyar, carpenter of 18 Montrose Avenue, offered the lowest bid for Athens Armory repairs. The project’s total cost is about $360, with Dyar’s bid roughly seven dollars under the next closest estimate. Ohio National Guard members in Athens are inoculated against typhoid every three years, with over 20 men receiving injections from Health Officer Dr. J. M. Tiggins in recent days.
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James 8
Dyar
Carpenter
Montrose Avenue
Athens
Ohio National Guard
J. M. Tiggins
Lindberghs' Wife Plans to Resume Flying
Anne Lindbergh, wife of Col. Charles A Lindbergh, expects to resume flying soon. A letter from aviatrix Louise Thaden to Mrs. Lindbergh says she plans to renew her pilot's license that lapsed after the kidnapping and death of their baby son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentonville, Ark
Anne Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Louise McPherridge Thaden
Thaden
Hitleric move on churches reversed in Mecklenburg
The Nazi regime withdrew Walter Bohm from his post as church commissioner in Mecklenburg Schwerin after protests from the Mecklenburg Schwerin church senate. The government said the church would take steps to align with the new political situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.2
Germany
Walter Bohm
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Bohm
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelm Frick
Church Senate
Spring Movement of Cattle Well Started
Cattle from the Southwest move toward the Northwest and Corn Belt as 705,000 head moved in the prior year. Eleven Corn Belt states report about 10 percent more cattle on feed than last April 1, with Ohio feed unchanged. Feeder reports suggest August to October supplies may rise. hog market remains slow with mild buyer interest.
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Columbus
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Ohio
Ohio pension cost estimate questions limits and figures
The report summarizes proposals from Brunsman and Millar on state and county pension costs. It notes estimates of fourteen to fifteen million dollars across nine years and compares maintenance costs for county homes to potential savings, without firm figures on inmate numbers or total savings.
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Hansen
Fathers’ Meeting
Presbyterian Church
Goo
Harris
P. EB. O. Sisterhood
Wilmer C. Harris
North Hill
H. L. Morris
W. C. Mingus
University Terrace
Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Majestic Theater
Ralph Cross
Leslie Cross
Franklinville
N. Y
California
Style Shop
New York Daily
Huy
Marian Walters
Emerson
Committee On Safety of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Savannah
Dr. Taylor
Hollywood
Grace Bradley
Los Angeles
Church of the Good Shepherd
Chi Omega Sorority
Sigma Alpha Ieta
Girls Glee Club
Palette
Fanny
AEG
U.S Pat
Orr
AG Cad S Pnam
Diamond Ring
Jacobs
Optometrist
Heondom & Mew
Bates
Preston
Lindy
Hitler
Sterling
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Ape
Oige
Brunsman
Cuticurs
Montague
Montague’s
Cheerio
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