Summer society pledging and notices at Athens area
Summer formal pledging of Sans Souci followed by a six o’clock dinner at the Cottage Tea House with pledges Janet Mackinnon Pauline Reynolds Kathryn Reynolds. Active members Ruth Huggins Mary Olive Cowan Marion Danford Pauline Kimes Betty Hoyt McCoy Betty Bolin Agnes Kilpatrick Anita Kelley Margaret Guthrie and guest Edna Koste of Martins Ferry. Alumnae Miss Carol Ruston and Miss Thea Connett. Mrs. Margaret Benedict at Silver Bay Lake George studying with Westminster Church School of Ithaca under John Finley Williamson. Rev. and Mrs. Carl C. Cole and family guests of W. C. Burton. Miss Delia Dorsey returns from Youngstown visit. Various Athens residents noted with travels and visits to Columbus and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Tea House
Janet Mackinnon
Pauline Reynolds
Kathryn Reynolds
Ruth Huggins
Mary Olive Cowan
Marion Danford
Pauline Kimes
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Betty Bolin
Agnes Kilpatrick
Anita Kelley
Margaret Guthrie
Edna Koste
Martins Ferry
Carol Ruston
Thea Connett
Connett
Margaret Benedict
Women's Glee Club
Ohio University
Silver Bay
Lake George
N. Y
Westminster Church School
Ithaca
John Finley Williamson
Mollison Plans Quick Return to England After Atlantic Flight
Capt William Mollison landed at Roosevelt Field New York after crossing the Atlantic from Pennfield Ridge New Brunswick. He said he would fly to Croydon Airport England and return to England in a short time. Crowds swarmed the field as the Scot circled the grandstand and touched down in a dramatic display akin to Lindberghs era.
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Mollison
New York
U.R
William A. Mollison
Croydon
England
Pennfield Ridge
N. B
Roosevelt Field
L. L
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Kin of former president killed in California crash
Bernardino Calif Aug 22 Charles B Coolidge of Los Angeles killed with his wife and another woman yesterday in an automobile accident 100 miles northeast of here He was tentatively identified today as a cousin of former President Calvin Coolidge Coroner A W Uren of San Bernardino said letters found in a strong box in the car indicated the relationship The strong box also contained 100000 in negotiable securities
Hats in velvet fashions parade on Fifth Avenue
Describes a mode display featuring three point brown lyons velvet hat, a two color velvet turban with twisted brim and neck piece, and a black velvet hat with winged brim and white buttons. Notes location Fifth Avenue.
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Lyons
Fifth Avenue
Wheel trouble nearly ends flight as crowd watches landing
Kenneth Cole, owner of Cole's Airport, flies over town with a loose left wheel. He lets down a rope to reattach it, but after 30 minutes the risky fix fails. The plane lands and tips onto its wing, yet Cole and his pupil McKain escape unhurt aside from scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle Yi
Kenneth Cole
Cole
Turb
Jack McKain
al Barber
Mike Isabelle
McKain
Air Derby Second Stage Opens as Pack Leads
Air derby crews travel 2400 miles from Los Angeles toward Cleveland with 56 pilots ready to leave for Tucson. Art Carnahan leads the field with a monocoach rated 110.4 mph, landing at Yuma after 1 hour 55 minutes for 270 points. Horace Hibbard is missing, and Al Lary diverts after gasoline shortage.
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Yuma
Ariz
U.P
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ohio
Tucson
Art Carnahan
Bloomington
Ill
Horace Hibbard
Lodi
Calif
al Lary
Carnahan
S. T
Footwear styles and velvet hats in late summer trends
A lively survey of shoe styles stressing toe shapes and comfort over heels and colors. It warns against cheap footwear and promotes well made shoes at fair prices. It also highlights velvet as fall hat fabric with sketches of a turban, cloche, and white velvet trim hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Law
Housework as a Business By Eleanor Ross
A young bride compares homemaking to running an office and explains that planning and inventory control make home work efficient. She keeps monthly stock checks, emergency canning stocks, and recipe card catalogs, and enforces a strict schedule with a fixed budget.
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Eleanor Ross
Taxpayers Parade in Seneca County Public Hearing
Hundreds of Seneca County taxpayers planned a street parade and demonstration before marching to the courthouse for a public hearing on next year’s budget. Officials said the 1933 budget was cut by 23000 from this year’s expenses and taxpayers, led by the county inter-organization tax committee, sought further reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipfin
U.P
Seneca County
County Inter-Organization Tax Committee
Hoover Returns to White House After Weekend Trip
President Hoover arrived at the White House at 9 20 a m returning from a three hour motor trip from his Rapidan Virginia camp where he spent the weekend Mrs Hoover was expected back later in the day
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan
Mooney Son of Late Congressman Injured In Crash
William Mooney 26, son of the late Charles A. Mooney, was critically injured in Cleveland when his automobile struck a traffic stanchion. Police said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. A second motorist saw the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Mooney
Charles A. Mooney
Mooney
Brick for Corning Road To Be Laid This Week
Brick work begins at the Beal Building corner Main and North Streets and will extend to the Hotel Gordon. After the Corning Road intersection section is finished, brick laying continues toward Urbancrest and the Richardson Bakery. Work pauses until the bakery is moved for a concrete base.
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Glouster
Beal
Main
North Streets
Hotel Gordon
High Streets
Corning Road
Urbancrest
Richardson Bakery
High Street
Distribution of Red Cross flour reaches 908 sacks in Glouster area
The Glouster locality completed Red Cross flour distribution with 908 sacks issued. Glouster residents received 750 sacks and 21 went to Glouster schools. Additional distribution covered Goose Run 60, Burr Oak 36, Maplewood 18, and Trimble 10 sacks. The Kempton family reunion is set for September 4 at Mt. Pleasant Park in Lancaster with a noon basket dinner and requests for musicians to bring instruments.
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Glouster
Red Cross
Goose Run
Trimble
Nourishing Milk Drinks With Chocolate For Children Lunches
Special writers note that hot noons demand special foods and nourishing drinks. Recipes focus on milk based drinks flavored with chocolate fruit juice or vanilla using condensed evaporated or fresh milk with or without egg. The guide includes two serving plans with precise measures and cooling tips for a rich portion.
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Messenger
Mrs. George Burdess Dies After Operation
Mrs. George Burdess, 67, died at Grant Hospital Columbus Saturday after an operation. A Jacksonville native, she married George Burdess on Aug 22 1882 and would have marked her 50th anniversary. Survived by husband eight children ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Tuesday at 9. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Burdess
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Laurence Gross
Jacksonville
George
Maurice
Paul
Holy Cross Church
F. X. Clark
Calvary Cemetery
Roy Smith Expires In Cleveland After Illness
Roy Smith aged 36, a son of Thomas Smith of Glouster, died in Cleveland after several days illness. The body returned to Glouster for funeral services at First Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev G J Johnson. World War veteran, he was a member of Frank McCann Post American Legion. Burial in Hollister Cemetery. Survived by father Thomas Smith and brother Edward. His mother, sister, and another brother preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Roy Smith
Thomas Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
First Baptist Church
G. J. Johnson
Hollister
Edward
Moose convention faces dues moratorium and HQ move
In Cleveland at the 44th annual Moose convention the Loyal Order debates a moratorium on dues for unemployed members and the potential relocation of its national headquarters from Mooseheart Illinois to Cleveland or Pittsburgh. The supreme council planned to draft recommendations to present to the gathering for action likely tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Cleveland
U.R
Mooseheart
Ill
Pittsburgh
Order of Moose
Supreme Council of the International Order
Chocolate Milk Shake Recipe Card
A simple chocolate milk shake mix using one cup milk two scoops cocoa powder and icecream. Blend with chocolate syrup and cream topped with whipped cream and a light dusting of cinnamon.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch and Dinner
Tomorrow's meals feature cantaloupe scrambled eggs with rice and whole wheat muffins for breakfast. lettuce and tomato sandwiches with chocolate eggnog and cupcakes at lunch. baked ham scalloped potatoes mustard greens watermelon salad and baked peanuts with whipped cream at dinner. Coffee and milk accompany each meal.
Dorothy Dix on Literature and Her Life as a Newspaper Icon
The narrator recalls a Woodstock upbringing, self taught through classic literature, and early work revealing a fierce commitment to truth in women’s writing. She details discovering destiny with the New Orleans Picayune, shaping the Dorothy Dix Talks, and addressing readers across the globe with candid advice and empathy.
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Dutch Republic
Woodstock
Main Street
Main
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Kismet
E. J. Nicholson
New Orleans Picayune
the Picayune
Dorothy Dix
New York
South Africa
London
Shanghai
D. Dix
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Sans Souci
H. B. “Jones
Berry
Saturoe
Jones
Southern Hotel
C. H. Harris
Delia Dorsey
Youngstown
Katherine Sweeney
Alpha Xi Delta
P. B. Lawrence
Opal McWhorter
George Holdren
Athens
Dorcas du Bois
Chillicothe
Shenandoah Valley
Hite Sulphur Springs
Mountain Lake Park
Mabel Brown
Bertha Brown
Guy H. Brown
H. D. Mirick
Washington, D. C
Edith McClain
Clarys Burton
May Avenue
Charlies H. Russell
Magnetic Springs
Tom Wood
Mrs
Roberts. Wood
I. M. Foster
Sarah Foster
O. F. Peoples
Foster
United States Court of Claims
Pacific Coast
Kenosha
Wis
Bruce MacNeil Buckmaster
Frances Foster
Central Avenue M. E
el Arged
Frank E. Goldsberry
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Boston
Mass
Russell Goldsberry
Martha
John
Milo Ford Clapp
Anna Chapman
Nelsonville
A. Bruce Wells
Wells
Russell W. Winsterwald
Robert 5. Wood
Earl Nye
New York City
Home Economics Service Corporation
Nye
L. C. Nye
Church Street
Julia Miller
Marietta
Frank Mack
Butler, Pa
George Fleming
North
Lancaster Street
John B. Cross
G. W. Gibbs
George S. Gibbs
Gallipolis
Catherine Vogel
J. D. Martin
Wilbur Imes
County School Books
Logan
Coolidge
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Reconstruction V Finance Corporation
Air Derby
Hollywood
Tootie
Europe
Miladi
Golla
The
Athens Messenger
Au Revoir
Young Mooney
Mary
Legion Post
Moose Lodge
Our Woman's Page
the Athens Messenger
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