New Patterns Suit Many Fabrics for Winter Wardrobe
The Alhens Messenger Pattern Department offers Pattern 2118 in sizes 14 through 40 with 4 1 4 yards of 39 inch fabric needed for size 16. Printed cottons, crepe de chine alternatives, challs, sateen and fine flannel are in vogue this season. Catalog and pattern price details are provided with order instructions to New York City.
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Alhens Messenger Pattern Department
West Ith Street
New York City
Bridge at Park Place honors Mrs Beckert the recent bride
Mrs Ralph F Beckert, a new bride in college circles, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Fred Fenzel at her Park Place home. Nine tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Hari Beckley, Mrs E L Miller, and Mrs Loring Connett, as another party is planned with Mrs Herb J Parker hosting.
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Park Place
Ralph Beckert
Ralph F. Beckert
Beckert
Ohio University
Fred Fenzel
Fenzel
Helen Reynolds
Helen Engels
Doris Sponseller
Department of Commerce
A. C. Gubitz
Mary Blayney
School of Music
Ernest Coe
Maude Fenzel
Hari Beckley
E. L. Miller
Loring Connett
Personality of child forms subject for preschool club meet
The Pre-School Mothers Club discussed how early personality traits are inherited and shaped by caregivers. They noted anger is inborn, and training focuses on avoiding irritants and teaching self-control so outbursts no longer help the child reach goals.
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Gerald Ramsey
Marietta Avenue
Evans Fitzgerald Party Honors Sixth Birthday
Mrs. O. E. Fitzgerald hosted Evans Fitzgeralds sixth birthday party at 290 East State Street from 3:30 to 5 with twenty four playmates. Richard Hoisington won the boys prize and Mary Jean Williams won for the girls. Guests enjoyed games, birthday refreshments, and popcorn ball favors. Mr. J. R. Harvey visited Fleming with cousin C. B. Harvey, administrator of the Washington County experiment farm.
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O. E. Fitzgerald
Evans
East State Street
A. R. Frame
H. 8. Vorhes
Fitzgerald
Richard Hoisington
Mary Jean Williams
J. R. Harvey
Fleming
C. B. Harvey
Washington County Experiment Farm
Harvey Homestead
Mrs Harold Coe Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Harold Coe came home Wednesday from Parkersburg West Virginia where she had a surgical operation and had been in a hospital for two weeks. She is making a good convalescence.
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Harold Coe
Parkersburg
W. Va
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2118 by Anne Adams
A home sewing feature introduces pattern 2118 by Anne Adams for a pajama set with a bolero. The guide emphasizes comfort for leisure hours and suggests a quick slip-on piece for when the garment is not in use.
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Anne Adams
Mechanicsburg Parents Inspect Chubb Library
A first tour of the Chubb Library drew 35 Mechanicsburg school district parents Tuesday evening. Reference librarian Amy Allen and children's librarian Janette Woolsey led the group through the building. visitors viewed bound magazines, the children’s exhibit, rare volumes, and the reading rooms with keen interest.
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Chubb Library
Mechanicsburg
Amy Allen
Janette Woolsey
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club Meets At Mrs White’s Home
Mrs R H White hosts Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club gathering at 8 this evening at 90 Grosvenor Street with Mrs Norris Beasley Mrs P O Nichols and Mrs Rufus Hopkins as hostesses.
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R. H. White
Norris Beasley
P. O. Nichols
Rufus Hopkins
Pi Beta Phi
White
Grosvenor Street
Mrs Don Millikan Returns from Columbus Visit
Mrs Don Millikan has returned from a day’s visit in Columbus, detailing her activities and impressions from the trip.
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Don Millikan
Columbus
Akron resident visits Racine relatives during stay
Mrs. Harry Bardin returned home to Akron after visiting relatives in Racine. She was house guest of Rev. and Mrs. Reed J. Downs at 64 North Congress Street during the stay.
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Harry Bardin
Akron
Reed J. Downs
North
Congress Street
Racine
Bowles Visits Daughter in Hospital After Surgery
Mr J Bowles went to Columbus to see his daughter Mrs Arthur Ervin in Grant Hospital where she underwent a surgical operation. Her condition is favorable. Woman's Relief Corps will elect officers Friday at 7 pm in the Red Men's Hall. Mr and Mrs W S Bobo of Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Lafe Boden of Athens attended the funeral of Luther Turner and Everett Turner at the Town House Church near Albany.
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J. £. Bowles
Columbus
Arthur Ervin
Grant Hospital
Woman’s Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Coty Must Pay Final Alimony Installment in Paris
Francois Coty head of the Coty perfume house was ordered by the Civil Tribunal to immediately pay 5.2 million dollars to his former wife Madame Le Baron as the final installment of their divorce settlement. The court denied Coty’s bid for a 10-year delay, ruling he had not shown sufficient cash or property to defer the payment.
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Coty
Paris
U.P
Francois Coty
Madame le Baron
UNC receives 172-foot bell tower memorial
Southern Bells Twelve chimes, replica of West Point, housed in a 172-foot tower, presented to the University of North Carolina. Donors John Motley Morehead and Rufus Lenoir Patterson funded the $100,000 memorial honoring two prominent North Carolina families.
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West Point
University of North Carolina
John Motley Morehead
Sweden
Rufus Lenoir Patterson
North Carolina
Southeast Ohio bridge contracts awarded in relief program
Ten bridge contracts were let by State Highway Director O W Merrell as part of the governor's unemployment relief program. Reads list includes Meigs County Route 143 Middleport McArthur concrete structures bid by J J Kuhner $5764 Perry Route 204 Millersport Mt Perry timber bridge over Jonathan Creek bid by Steve Fitzgerald $3674 and Bremser Luke $5988 Vinton Route 50 McArthur Chillicothe Road concrete beam bridge over Salt Creek bid by I J Kuhner $9040.
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Columbus
O. W. Merrell
Meigs
Middleport
McArthur
J. J. Kuhner
Jackson
Perry
Millersport
Mt. Perry
Jonathan Creek
Steve Fitzgerald
Bremser & Luke
Strasburg
Vinton
McArthur- Chillicothe Road
Salt Creek
I. J. Kuhner
Largest Single Truck Order Since War Placed
Cleveland reports the White Motor Company signed a contract with New York City for delivery of 774 heavy duty trucks, claimed as the largest order since WWI. At the same time American Shipbuilding plans to recall 1,000 workers within two weeks at Lorain to convert three steamers into self-loading vessels for limestone transport from Alpena to Fairport Harbor for Diamond Alkali.
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Cleveland
U.P
White Motor Company
New York City
W. H. Gerhauser
American Shipbuilding Company
Lorain
American Steamship Company
William T. Roberts
Theodore H. Wickwire, Jr
Louis R. Davidson
Alpena
Mich
Fairport
Diamond Alkali Company
Shade Troop of Boy Scouts Is Organized
A new Boy Scouts troop was organized at Shade with Roy L. Dupler as Scout Commissioner Ralph Thorne as Scout master and John Pickens of Athens as Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Nine boys joined the troupe and demonstrated Tenderfoot and Second Class work The roster includes Charles Roush Earnest Bolin Russell Wilson Joe Bobo Woodrow Wilson Earl Bolin Robert Bobo Francis Conrath and Eugene Hamer The troop committee consists of Earl Cowen chairman Evert Bosworth and Ray Bobo Pearl Williams is troop scoutmaster assisted by Carlos Cowen.
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Shade
Roy L. Dupler
Ralph Thorne
John Pickens
Athens
Charles Roush
Earnest Bolin
Russel Wilson
Joe Bobo
Woodrow Wilson
Earl Bolin
Robert Bobo
Francis Conrath
Eugene Hamer
Earl Cowen
Mrs. Bess Fry Schoonover Dies in Chauncey
Mrs. Bess Fry Schoonover wife of C A Schoonover Chauncey died at 3 30 this morning in St Francis Hospital Columbus where she was taken Monday The body will be brought to Chauncey for funeral arrangements to be announced later She is survived by her husband father C C Fry Chauncey several sisters and brothers Her mother died years ago and a brother Earl Fry was killed on the traction line here three years ago.
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Chauncey
Bess Fry Schoonover
C. A. Schoonover
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Mayor Hines reports Johnson guilty of intoxication
Harry Johnson of Circle Hill pled guilty in Chauncey court to intoxication, fined ten dollars and costs, and unable to pay was committed to the county jail by Marshal Burke Witham.
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Harry Johnson
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Circle Hill
Burke Witham
Ohio Urged to Buy Christmas Seals for TB Fight
Columbus report quotes Dr. H G Southard urging all Ohioans to purchase Christmas seals. He notes 80 percent of sale funds support local nursing services and official health departments, emphasizing local oversight and collaboration among voluntary agencies health workers and the medical profession to prevent tuberculosis.
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Columbus
H. G. Southard
Ohio
Ohio Public Health Association
Chauncey Families Relocate Homes on Mound and Converse Streets
Mr and Mrs George Wilson and Mr and Mrs Carl Shaffer relocate to the late William Smith property on Mound Street Chauncey. The Shaffer Wilson family occupy the Robinson property on Converse Street formerly home to the Ogg family.
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Chauncey
George Wilson
Carl Shaffer
William Smith
Mound Street
Shaffer-Wilson
Robinson
Converse Street
Charles Ogg
Twelve Mines Operating in Chauncey Area Today
Twelve mines in the Chauncey Millfield and Greens Run region are operating today. Hocking Poston No. 6 at Millfield and No. 255 Greens Run are active, while No. 25 at Chauncey is idle. Other active mines include Lick Run Black Diamond Ohio No. 1 No. 52 No. 9 No. 255 Poston No. 6 No. 10 No. 69 No. 24 Hocking and No. 119.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Poston
Millfield
Greens Run
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Ohio
Rheumatic Pain Cure Promises Fast Relief
A 85 cent bottle of Allenru is advertised as relieving rheumatic pain in 48 hours and offering money back if symptoms persist. The ad claims rapid results for arthritis, neuritis, sciatica, lumbago, and neuralgia with a guaranteed guarantee.
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Allenru
McKee Drug Co
Adv
Marion area mayor presides over Chauncey wedding
Mayor W D Hines of Chauncey officiated at the marriage of Virgil A Blosser of Columbus and Miss Pearl Eva Poling of Nelsonville at his Converse Street residence on Monday afternoon.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Converse Street
Virgil A. Blosser
Columbus
Pearl Eva Poling
Nelsonville
Cottage Prayer Meeting Planned at North Home
Chauncey December 3 Morristown Holiness Church holds a cottage prayer meeting tonight at 7 at the North home Bailey Run Rev Harvey Smith to preach Sunday night at 7 at East Millfield Holiness Church
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
L. D. North
Bailey Run
Harvey Smith
East Millfield
Two Are Recovering in Chauncey after Major Operations
Chauncey December 3 two men recovering from recent surgeries at St. Francis Hospital Columbus show improving conditions. Denzil Phillips son of Mr. and Mrs Abner Phillips May Avenue Chauncey improved after a critical period. Charles Tippie Millfield underwent an intestinal operation last Sunday and is also recovering satisfactorily after a sudden illness and ambulance transfer to Columbus hospital.
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Chauncey
Denzil] Phillips
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Phillips
Abner Phillips
May Avenue
Charles Tippie
Millfield
Columbus Hospital
Willing Workers Meet Chauncey Mission Club
Willing Workers Home Missionary Club Chauncey met at the home of Mrs. Maude Cunningham on Mill Street with president Mrs. Juanita Lockado in charge. One new member Mrs Naomi Mullins enrolled and two visitors attended. Prizes went to Mrs Hazel Hines and Mrs Cynthia Karns. program duties assigned to Mrs Simmers and Mrs Cunningham.
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Chauncey
Willing Workers Home Missionary Club
Maude Cunningham
Mill Street
Juanita Lockado
Naomi Mullins
Esther Clary
Delores Felter
Hazel Hines
Cynthia Karns
Relative of Fannie Hurst Kin Dies in Hamden Fall
Samuel Felsenthal of Hamden died Monday at 2 30 from injuries after falling from a second story window last Friday evening. He was a first cousin of American novelist Fanny Hurst, as revealed to Hamden residents. their mothers were sisters.
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Hamden
Samuel Felsenthal
Felsenthal
Fanny Hurst
Miss Hurst
Birthdays in Athens Celebrate Three Children Today
Three Athens children have birthdays today Thursday December 3. Mary Virginia Bingman is in third grade at East Side School. Donald Gabriel attends Central School in third grade. Herbert Vanness is in sixth grade at Central School and nearly a young man.
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Athens
Mary Virginia Bingman
East Side School
Donald Gabriel
Central School
Herbert Vanness
Scalding Death Case Dismisses Jury at Lewisburg
In Lewisburg West Virginia December 3 a jury was dismissed in the Minnie Stull scalding case. Stull previously convicted and life sentenced was granted a new trial and change of venue to Greenbrier County. She claims the boy fell into boiling soap suds while prosecutors say she killed him to collect $500 life insurance. Stull recommitted after jury dismissal.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
U.P
Minnie Stull
Stephen Mickey
Stull
Greenbrier County
Personal Property Tax Ruling Made in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman issued a ruling that the delinquent personal property tax list to be formed by the county auditor is not to be prepared until after the October 1932 settlement of general and classified personal property taxes. He also held that duplicates of delinquent taxes are to be filed with the county treasurer and county recorder on December 1 of that year.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Bettman
Preble County Schools Chief Injured In Car Crash
A. R. C. R. Coblentz, superintendent of Preble County Schools, was critically injured when his car skidded on gravel and overturned several miles from New Paris while en route to a school.
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New Paris
March Army of Hunger Marchers Headed to Washington
In Cleveland the hunger marchers of the National Unemployment Council Trace Unity League and Workers International Relief, about 125 men and 25 women, rest on cots and resume their trek to Washington to press unemployment insurance demands before Congress.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Congress
National Unemployment Council
Trace Unity League
Workers’ International Relief
Music program at Ohio University convocation
Music formed the program for convocation at Ohio University Wednesday morning. Miss Bertha Schaber, instructor in music, played three piano solos. A trio by Prof. Forest Ingerham, violin, Theodore Hellebrandt, cello, and Prof. Paul Fontaine performed one number.
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Ohio University
Bertha Schaber
Forest Ingerham
Theodore Hellebrandt
Paul Fontaine
Nelsonville Teacher Hurt in Plains Athens Auto Crash
Nelsonville teacher Miss Ellen Murphy was injured in a Wednesday morning car crash on The Plains near Athens. She suffered a fractured nose and a fractured tibia, was treated by a local physician, and was able to drive home.
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Ellen Murphy
Nelsonville
Plains
Athens
Murphy
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Warsdale
N. Y
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Carmel
Miller’s
Hotel
North Home
Missionary Society
Fannie Hurst
Dept
Baltimore
Miller Bros
Miller Bros. Wall Paper and Paint CO
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K. of P. Bldg
Cline
Woodbury Soap
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Squibbs
Mennen’s
Gillette Blades
Feen-a-mints
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Miles Nervine
Danderine
Fitch
Dandruff
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