China and Canton Topics for Hobson Study Circle
The Hobson Study Circle met with 27 of 28 members present at Mrs. Karl Marquis home. Two new members joined, Mrs. H. T. Wise and Mrs. Louis M. Heil. The group voted to send three books to the Girls Industrial School library at Delaware for Christmas. Mrs. Cecil Westfall spoke on the people of China and Hongkong. Mrs. Garl Fuller spoke on The City of Canton.
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Hobson Study Circle
Karl Marquis
South Cemetery Street
H. T. Wise
Louis M. Heil
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Cecil Westfall
China
Hongkong
Garl Fuller
Canton
Jane
Virginia
H. G. Householder
Mrs Louis I Brown Hosts Second Serial Dinner at University Home
Mrs Louis I Brown hosts the second serial dinner tonight at her University Terrace home. The social event hosts a 32 guest gathering with two visiting Athenians from Chicago and Columbus. Assisting hostesses include Mrs L V Brown Mrs Evan J Jones Jr Mrs Milton E Twiss and Mrs Wilson H McKee.
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Louis I. Brown
University
University Terrace
Brown
William Frenzy Clark
Susan Putnam
Chicago
Stephen M. Wells
Gail Putnam
Columbus
L. V. Brown
Evan J. Jones Jr
Milton £. Twiss
Wilson H. McKee
Special Guests Planned for Miss Poston’s Ladies Meeting
The League of Women Voters hosts a 7 30 p m meeting at 27 North College Street with guests including Mrs C M Ferguson Miss Ann Morgan and many others. Hostesses are Mrs D C Snow Mrs A Wagner Mrs Wayne Wingett and Mrs S H Bing. Mrs C L Martzoiff will outline the Geneva World Conference on Limitation of Armaments set for February with 57 nations invited.
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Wayne Wingett
S. H. Bing
C. L. Martzoiftt
Geneva
Switzerland
Athens County Library Meeting With Librarian Miss Keating
The Ohioan Library committee for Athens County will meet with Miss Anne Keating, librarian, at 4 30 Thursday afternoon at the Dean Edwin Watt Chubb library on the campus. Mrs. John Finsterwaild is committee chairman.
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Ohioan Library
Athens County
Anne Keating
Edwin Watt Chubb
John Finsterwaild
Deborah Class Christmas Party At First Christian Church
The Deborah Class of the First Christian Church will meet this Thursday evening at 7 o clock for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. H. T. Phillips of 143 Morris Avenue. Each person should bring a ten cent gift for exchange.
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Deborah
First Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
Morris Avenue
Christmas Party Told by Past Chiefs Club
Past Chiefs' Club of Athenian Temple plans its annual Christmas party Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Wade Bean's home 230 West State Street with gift exchange and a basket for a needy family. Mrs. Earl Corbin and Mrs. Pearley Gaskill relocate homes on Mulberry Street. Beatrice Cameron is Gaskill's niece. Athens Grange No. 1689 meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for tableau Love Immortal and pot luck. Rebekah Lodge assembly officers to be elected Thursday at 7 p.m. in the I O O F Hall.
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Athenian Temple
Wade Bean
West State Street
Pearley Gaskill
East Mulberry Street
Earl Corbin
Columbus
Gaskill
Corbin
Beatrice Cameron
Athens
Grange Hall
Rebekah Lodge
White Shrine Members Hold Tuesday Night Meeting
A congenial group from the White Shrine met Tuesday in the K. of P. Hall for a 6 pm pot luck supper followed by lodge work. Members brought 30 cent gifts and after all claimed hidden articles, the items were turned over to Dean Irma E. Voigt for Welfare Committee distribution as Christmas gifts.
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White Shrine
K. of P. Hall
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Welfare Committee
Democrats Cautious Heading Into Congress In 1932
Democratic leaders open the new Congress with caution and discipline to avoid risky statements. They stress party unity as crucial for the presidential election and discuss policies privately, while Rep. John N Garner, likely speaker, limits access to news imagery.
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Washington
U.R
Congress
Wilson
John N. Garner
League Optimistic Believes Compromise Will Be Accepted
The League of Nations Council expressed optimism that its Manchuria settlement compromise will be accepted by China and Japan. After a month of intense talks the council awaited responses from Nanjing and Tokyo, with copies detailing evacuation of Manchuria and the neutral commission inquiry sent to both capitals.
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U.P
League of Nations Council
China
Nan
Tokio
Dains
Manchuria
Nanme
Cricket Chirp Forecaster Frost Uses Crickets as Thermometer
Dr. Edwin B. Frost, a famed blind director at Yerkes Observatory, uses tree cricket chirps to gauge temperature. He notes chirp rate rises with heat and provides a formula: count chirps in 13 seconds, add 42, for temperature. below 42 degrees, crickets stop chirping.
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Chicago
U.R
Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Frost
Japanese Government Faces Threat of Overthrow Over Manchuria Policy
The piece analyzes how a nationalist opposition gains strength in Japan while the government risks its hold by withdrawing troops from Manchuria. It notes observers’ belief the militant statement aimed at Secretary Stimson signaled survival tactics, and highlights officials prioritizing troop withdrawals over foreign statements.
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Japan
Manchuria
Ths
Tsitsihar
Chinchow
Stimson
Foreign Office
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2250
Anne Adams advertises pattern 2250 for a wool to jersey ladies frock with yoke inverted pleats and cuffs. Sizes 6 8 10 13 14 require 2 1/2 yards at 36 inches for size 10. Catalogs offered at 15 cents and 25 cents, mail orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Manchuria Conflict Outlined By Ohio Student
Shu Shen Yang, a senior at Ohio University, described Manchuria as a rich, rail rich region tied to China and Japan through trade and harbors. He traced causes from the Sino Japanese wars to post World War I treaties and said Japanese influence fomented China's civil strife while competition over the South Manchurian Railroad intensified tensions.
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Manchuria
League of Nations
Japan
China
Athens
Mr. Yang
Chinese Republic
Middle West
Yang
Chinese Leader Sees Manchuria Crisis Open to Coalition Inquiry
Mr Yang argues China lacks unity and military strength to resist invasion and that Manchuria's fate hinges on League of Nations intervention. He says he reports the facts firsthand with an open mind.
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League of Nations For
Manchuria
Yang
Drivers to Take Test for School Bus Chauffeurs
Athens County school bus drivers are notified of a Friday 6:30 PM exam at the office of David Johnson, local registrar. All motor vehicle for hire drivers must take this year’s examination after a medical check.
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Athens County
David Johnson
Johnson
Tea room moved from Grosvenor Street to Stimson Avenue
The Copper Plate tea room has relocated from 145 Grosvenor Street to 35 Stimson Avenue.
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Grosvenor Street
Stimson Avenue
Mexican pilot leaps from empty plane in Bayonne crash
An empty airplane crashed in Bayonne New Jersey after its pilot Bernaro Rionda aged 26 a Mexican flyer leaped with a parachute as fuel exhausted narrowly missing a massive gasoline tank.
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Bayonne
N. J
U.P
Bernaro Rionda
Pecans and Maniacs Note in College Catalogue
Oklahoma A. and M. College lists Nut Culture as a course, but a note in the catalogue clarifies that there is no study titled pecans etc no maniacs. The item reflects campus course labeling and a humorous addition to the printed curriculum.
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Stillwater
Okla
U.P
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stimson Said To Have Taken Japes Easing
Washington observers argue that Secretary of State Stimson may have been given a favorable deal by Japan as it withdrew from Chin Chow in Manchuria. They cite his calm response to Tokyo’s sharp reproach and the army’s withdrawal concurrent with the harsh note.
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United Press
Washington
Stimson
Chinchow
Manchuria
Tokio
Japan
Sprays in the Home Highlight Hose and Spray Cleaning
An observer notes 66 men in a mountain camp adopt hose and spray methods to clean quickly and efficiently. They replace scrubbing with convenient, labor saving sprays, applying to dishes, tubs, tiles, and even a baby’s portable bathtub, aiming for thorough results.
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SEN
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Democrats
Holiday
Redfern
Peoper
Phoenix
Deana
The
Athens Messenger
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Rotary Club
Pekin
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mas
Picture Sale
aMeor
Preston
Big Daylight
Eleanor Ross
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