Veteran Health Dept Worker To Speak Here
Mrs Mary Cartwright veteran health worker in the State Department of Health will speak at the League of Women Voters meeting at 171 North Congress Street. The social hygiene committee plans the event chaired by Mrs A E Wagner with Mrs W L Gard as vice president in Mrs S H Bings absence. Cartwright has long been involved in public hygiene relating to schools and children. The 7 30 p m meeting is expected to attract a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cartwright
State Department of Health
League of Women Voters
F. M. Krecker
North
Congress Street
League
A. E. Wagner
W. L. Gard
H. Bing
Cartwright
Girl Scouts Plan Party and Activities in Athens County
Fourteen Athens Girl Scout leaders met to plan for the month and discuss new handbooks. They will host a Christmas party at an Athens County school yet to be chosen, prepare troop and caroling events, and hold a December 16 bake sale at Wheaton's Hardware to fund leader uniforms. Troop 4 will host a bake sale at the Majestic Theatre this Saturday under Mrs. Fred Wheaton. A Brownie Pack will form after last week's training with Miss Williamson, meeting at East Side School Wednesday at 3:30 with Miss Esther Harris as Brownie Owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
Wheaton
Majestic Theater
Troop 4
Fred Wheaton
Julia Wiliamson
East Side
Esther Harria
It is fashionable to be in love in high society today
Edouard Bourdet argues that true love has become fashionable again among the rich and young in Paris. He traces a century of social shifts from marriage markets to a merit based attraction, noting money’s loss of status and the rise of genuinely disinterested affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Paris
Edouard Bourdet
New York
Bourdet
England
Ritz
Claridge’s
Crillon
Monsieur
Mademoiselle
Local social notes and engagements across multiple towns
Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Hixon depart for Columbus for the Ohio State Dental Society convention. Miss Alice Beasley attends a Huntington party announcing Miss Margaret Pleasant and Mr. Charles Skinner engagement. Mrs. J. C. Jones visits Charleston. Local residents travel to Columbus Cincinnati and Zanesville for events. University Club banquet in Zanesville. Beta Theta Pi Auxiliary and I O O F activities noted. Richland Avenue church class meets. Delta Tau Delta Auxiliary buffet plans postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Hixon
Columbus
Hixon
Ohio State Dental Society
Alice Beasley
Richard Galigher
Huntington
W. Va
Richard van Zandt
Guyaga Country Club
Margaret Pleasant
Charles Skinner
Biology Films Shown for Ohio University Students
Students at Ohio University viewed two reels on the life of American wildflowers and a plea for their preservation, followed by two reels on fungi destroying nematodes. The screenings were supervised by Dr. Louis M Heil of the Physics Department and sponsored by the Botany Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Notion
Fine Arts
Louis M Heil
Botany Club
Chauncey Pupils Stage Aunt Drusilla's Garden Operetta
Chauncey grades six seven and eight perform Aunt Drusilla's Garden in the high school auditorium. Imported scenery and a sixty-strong chorus support seven main roles with Betty Jane Courtney delivering a monologue between acts. The Wednesday show serves both evening and afternoon school audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Drusilla
Brown
Frankie Howard
Gladys Pickering
Fannye King
Betty Jane Courtney
Illness and family visits reported in Chauncey notes
Alberta Jean Kirkendall is ill with chickenpox at home near Chauncey. Quarantine lifted for the Noland home as Barbara Lou and Frances Noland recover from diphtheria. Local families mark Thanksgiving with guests including the Kirkendalls, Pencelli and Ice families, and Dan Friedberg visiting from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Alberta Jean
Homer Kirkendall
Joe Noland
Barbara Lou
Frances
Hershal Kirkendall
Gabriel Pencelli
Louella
June
Charlotte
Anna Lee
Loree Ice
N. E. Ice
Londonderry
Dan Friedberg
Cleveland
Ieaae Wilson
Local Social Notes Round Up At Week's End
Hooper Ridge notes Bible School held Sundays at 10. Mr and Mrs H E Linscott were guests of Mrs Nellie Carpenter in Athens. Leonard Taylor moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital after blood poisoning illness. Althea Kierns and Marion Snyder wed in Greenup Kentucky on Tuesday November 21. Neighbors serenaded the couple last week. Mrs John Jackson surprised for forty fifth birthday with 30 guests and a cafeteria dinner. Mr and Mrs 8S Kierns and son George visited Logan. Don McDaniel born to E P and Mrs McDaniel of North Liberty Indiana. Mrs Nore Sayers returned home after two weeks with Mrs Janie Sayer near Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Linscott
Nellie Carpenter
Athens
Leonard Taylor
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Althea Kierns
C. M. Kierns
Marion Snyder
Greens Run
Greenup
John Jackson
J. L. Bryson
North Liberty
Ind
Don. W. McDaniel
Nore Sayers
Janie Sayer
Millfield
Deer News and Mine Update From Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Stitch Woodyard The Plains returned from Michigan with Leonard Heading and a deer likely first of the season for The Plains. Dr L D Nelson and family visited Smiths Ferry Pa where deer hunting is noted. Chauncey Mine No 25 and Poston No 6 mills not working. Evelen mines and others active in district today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Stitch Woodyard
The
Plains
Pontiac
Mich
Willis Heading
Leonard Heading
Michigan
Woody
Borden City
Kenneth Powell
Jerry Lou
Wilmer Powell
L. D. Nelson
Smith's Ferry
James Powell
Hocking
Clarence Powell
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Poston
Millfield
Evelen
Luhrig
Lick Run
Kimberly
Ohio
Chauncey Residents Host Columbus Guests at Keck Home
Mr and Mrs W J Egnor Miss Jane Brill and Dr Francis H Keck of Columbus recently visited the home of George M Keck and Pauline Keck on Ellis Avenue Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. J. Egnor
Jane Brill
Francis H. Keck
Columbus
George M. Keck
Pauline Keck
Ellis Avenue
Ryan Family Birth Near Chauncey Announces New Grandchild
Stanley Ryan and family announce the birth of a 10 pound 4 ounce daughter at their country home near Chauncey. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William Ryan of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Stanley Ryan
William Ryan
Bridge Club Hostess Brings Members to Ellis Avenue Home
Chauncey December 5 Mrs Gladys Pickering hosted her bridge club at her Ellis Avenue residence. Dinner guest Mrs Fanye King joined the gathering Monday evening for an informal game and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Chauncey
Gladys Pickering
Ellis Avenue
Fannye King
Pickering
Sunshine Banner Class Meeting At Loeffier Home
The Sunshine Banner Class met at Ernest Loeffier’s home in Dutch Creek on Wednesday evening. Members present included Annabell and John Davidson Lillian and John Reynolds Ralph Reynolds Bernice Harold and Kenneth Loeffler with Joshua Reynolds of Chillicothe as a guest. Lunch followed, served by Jennie Loeffier and Gladys Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Banner
Ernest Loeffier
Dutch Creek
Annabell Davidson
John Davidson
Lillian Reynolds
John Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
Bernice Loeffler
Harold Loeffler
Kenneth Loeffier
Joshua Reynolds
Chillicothe
eJnnie Loeffier
Gladys Lee
Carols Celebrate Amesville Music Club at City Federation
Amesville Music and Study Club presented a Christmas program at the City Federation meeting featuring carols, customs, and string solos. Kathryn Kern directed the ensemble with Helen Carpenter, Sara Glazier, and others, ending with Silent Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville Music Club
Amesville Music and Study Club
City Federation
Bethlehem
Amesville Club
Helen Carpenter
Sara Metta Glazier
Adda Phillips
Kathryn Hartley
Henrietta Glazier
Kathryn Kern
Lemare
A. M. Bahrend
Frances O’neill
Metta Glazier
Daniel Boone
Ervine J. Stenson
Mildred Mae Strode
Amesville
Music and Study Club
Lucille Linscott
Jessie Lortz
Sara Metta
Federation Plans Pioneer Women History Book for Ohio Library
The Women's City Federation voted to sponsor a history book on pioneer Athens County women to be placed in the Ohio Governor's Mansion Library in Columbus. Materials will be gathered by clubs and individuals. a committee will coordinate. The Amesville club led attendance with 16 members and the Sayre Study Club will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Federation
Athens County
Ohio
Governor's Mansion
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Columbus Institute For the Blind
Maude Fenzel
W. L. Gard
A. E. Wagner
Amesville Club
Sayre Study Club
Columbia University Bree in Music Faculty Change
In 1931 a notable shift occurs at Columbia University as a Miss joins the music faculty staff. The event marks a milestone for department leadership and curriculum development within the music division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbia University Bree
Fragmentary health note cites medicine directions
A brief, garbled message mentions feeling well and taking medicine at three, with an instruction to avoid going on and an appeal to bring the bottle and follow directions. The text also references an address in Columbus and warns about immediate help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colum
Potluck Supper and Charity Sale Planned by Chauncey Temple
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey will host a potluck supper after the regular temple meeting. A benefit auction sale of Christmas articles will also be held to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
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J. C. Jones
South Charleston
A. L. Johnson
Homer Johnson
A. N. Linsecott
N. J. Brown
Cincinnati
O. A. Mathias
Athena
R. W. Finsterwald
Don Peden
B. T. Grover
W. J. Trautwein
G. F. Mitchell
University Club
Zanesville
W. H. Jewett
West State Street
Pittsburgh
Joseph E. Jewett
Beta Theta Pi
South Congress Street
J. W. Gilbert
A. E. Judy
New Marshfield
Odd Fellows Lodge
Glad Tidings
Richland Avenue M. P
Arthur Smith
Delta Tau Delta Auxiliary
Chauncey Grade
Helen Ferrer
Prudence
Mayme Lou West
Pat
Jack Millington
Bob
Richard Osborne
Ted
Jack Smith
Melba Podgers
Helen Keasey
Tiny Little
Mary Helen Harvey
Hooper
Barnum
Sam Club
Zack Whyte
WLW
Percy Lowery
Dial
Mary Turner Salter
Lucile Linscott
Esther Wilson
Lydia E
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