Birthday celebrations and social notices in Athens
Snow week end in Athens brings social activities as Mrs. C H Grosvenor, 52 University Terrace, marks her 94th birthday with cards flowers and a 5 pm dinner. Also reported are local gatherings, theater plans, charity meetings and travel notices across the Athens area.
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Athens
C. H. Grosvenor
University Terrace
Grosvenor
E. J. Jones
Edwin Watts Chubb
Mary G. Noss
Mary T. Noss
Downing
Constance Leete
Social and club meetings fill week calendar
A dense list of Monday through Saturday gatherings including Women's Music Club at 134 Morris Ave and Hathamar Class at Martzolff room with host couples Charles Bayless Ferguson Drake. American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Legion Home with magazine drive for Dayton hospital. Various church, university, and community groups plan parties, exchanges, and Christmas events across Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathamar
M. E. Church
Martzolff
Charles Bayless
Carl Ferguson
W. B. Drake
Gleaming Victories and Losses in Local High School Bowling
The Kids won one set at the local alleys but lost the other in the high school league Saturday. E Miller led the first set with 488 pins while in the second set J Fierce topped scoring with 402 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. Miller
J. Fierce
Lucky Charms Popular in Sydney Yet Trend Fades
More than 250000 lucky charms are sold annually in New South Wales. A dealer notes nine in ten people wear charms and says they go out of fashion like women's hats, with new charms replacing them. The piece adds that Brazil Haiti and Mexico were once monarchies.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Gift Exchange At Circle Meeting Highlights December Visit
Twenty one members of the Chase Circle of Ruth and five guests met at Mrs Grace Lynch home December 2 for a potluck dinner and birthday cake. The president Mrs Arminta Chase led devotional and business session with carol singing and readings. a gift exchange followed. The next meeting will elect officers January 16 at the home of Mrs Arminta and Mary Chase.
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The
Christian Church
Virginia Cox
Stewart St
Chase
Ruth
Grace Lynch
Arminta Chase
Arminta
Mary Chase
Ida Haning
Virgene West
Lula Goodin
Emma Robinson
Audrey Saulters
Maxine
Anna Bolin
Jessie Reeves
Olmsteads
Glouster Seniors to Stage Clever Play Thursday Night
Glouster High School will present Marry Before Midnight a three act mystery drama Thursday at 8 in the school auditorium. An afternoon matinee for grade children is Tuesday and another for high school students on Wednesday. All but one cast member are seniors led by Supt. Figley with students Catherine Hinton Pauline Nelson Mary Chute Margaret Dunlevy Betty Cunningham Jack Duncan Rodney Linscott Dick Swart Jack Munden Orland Richardson Anne Weymueller and Jack Millington. Tickets are on sale by cast and student body members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Supt. Figley
Catherine Hinton
Pauline Nelson
Mary Chute
Margaret Dunlevy
Betty Cunningham
Jack Duncan
Rodney Linscott
Dick Swart
Jack Munden
Orland Richardson
Anne Weymueller
Jack Millington
Walczak Rites To Be Held Thursday
Mrs. Francis M. Walczak 68 died at home after a long illness in Hunterdon County She was born in Poland and immigrated with her family 24 years ago She leaves husband and several sons and daughters including Thomas in the home John in Detroit Frank Walter and Joe in Poland Catherine White Akron Agnes and Mary in Poland Funeral services will be Thursday at Holy Cross Church with Rev Fr Kesler officiating Interment in Calvary Cemetery
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Glouster
Francis M. Walczak
Walczak
Hunterdon
Poland
Thomas
John
Detroit
Frank
Walter
Joe
Catherine White
Akron
Agnes
Mary
Walcz
Name Lodge Leaders GLOUSTER-Election of Officers
Magic City Lodge 1 OOF held a Friday night meeting to elect officers Clyde Yarger noble grand Delmar Gladden vice grand H E Jones recording secretary William J Golding financial secretary I A Jones treasurer D E Carr trustee Installation set for January with remaining officers to be appointed then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Clyde Yarger
Noble Grand
Delmar Gladden
H. E. Jones
William J. Golding
I. A. Jones
D. E. Carr
Glouster Students View Eve of the Revolution Film
Glouster High School staged an afternoon chapel program featuring a moving picture titled Eve of the American Revolution. Mr R S Richey from the science department led the program Friday.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
R. S. Richey
Glouster Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Glouster social notes record visits by Mrs. Thomas Hemsley and others in Athens and Columbus. Roy Steadman arrives in Glouster to stay with his father Lewis Steadman for the week. Club meetings include Past Chiefs’ Club on December 9 and Townsend Club at the mayor’s office.
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Glouster
Thomas Hemsley
Margaret Hemsley
Mary E. Mounts
Francis Thomas
Athens
Phil F. Robinson
Phyllis
Billy
Columbus
Anna May Hoffman
Harry Hoffman
Bob Ochs
Dayton
Grace Ochs
Roy Steadman
Lewis Steadman
Many Subscribe for New Bank Stock
Glouster residents respond to a new bank project with 30 percent of the required stock subscribed and deposits received. The Sunday Creek Coal Company pledges the same payroll percentage to the bank in Glouster. Miss Ethel Gardner will assist locals at the bank building for information and enrollment.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Kiwanis to Present Will Give Program in Glouster
The Glouster Kiwanis Club will present the third festival program Tuesday evening. Lon Johnson Company and Caveny perform at Glouster High School auditorium as the entertainment event.
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Glouster
Lon Johnson Company
Caveny
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Rev Crawford speaks on child development at county council
The Athens County Council for Childhood Education hosts Rev. Neil Crawford at a December meeting at 77 West State Street. He argues home school and community form intersecting circles shaping a child’s attitudes and citizenship. adults must lead educational progress. A social committee served a Christmas buffet before the talk. The piece notes the 1935 U.S. farm population as 31,800,907.
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Neil Crawford
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Annie Gochnauer
State St
Crawford
Edna Felt
Janet Wilson
Mabel Darst
Sunday Marriage Sequel unfolds in farmhouse intrigue
Adele Garrison portrays a quiet domestic crisis as Noel and Mary delay a planned separation due to a car breakdown staged, Jim coordinates a tow, and the household navigates fear of speeding and fate. The mother-in-law frets over safety while the narrator contemplates family loyalty and manipulation.
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Dicky
Noel
Jim
Farmhouse
Philip Veritzen
Mary
Richard
Cassandra
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Katie reveals a plan involving Noel's wrecked car and Jim in a secret scheme. The narration shows the speaker's shock at Katie's calm knowledge of the ruse and her boastful chatter about discovery and manipulation.
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Katie
Noel
Jim
Katie Reveals Sharp Clue in Clutch Plot
In a tense exchange Katie claims she can read Jim’s behavior, suspects he orchestrated the clutch incident, and hints she knows the truth. The narrator cautions Katie to stay silent while noting Jim’s reaction and Graham’s looming involvement. (Continued tomorrow)
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Katie
Nobuddy
Jim
Graham
Heem
Plains High School Basketball Schedule and Local Notices
The Plains announces basketball games for Jacksonville Trimble Greens Run Racine Chauncey Stewart Coolville Amesville Hollister Buchtel Albany from December to February. Pauline Radford enters the tenth grade. Christmas pageant and band classes planned. Various local residents visit relatives and hospital stays noted. Emphasis on school programs and community updates.
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the Plains
Jacksonville-Trimble
Greens Run
Racine
Chauncey
Stewart
Coolville
Shade
Marshfield
Amesville
Hollister
Buchtel
Albany
Pauline Radford
Vv. O. Kail and Sons
Paul
Ralph
Gallipolis
Esther Shamel
Athens Hospital
The
Plains School
Thackery
Future Homemakers Association
Franklin Stalder
Charles Mitchell
Alumni Meet Glouster Group in Monroe Building
Glouster High School alumni are asked to meet in the Monroe Building Thursday at 7 o clock.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Monroe
Elect Officers At Daughters Of U V Meeting
The Daughters of Union Veterans met Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Blanche Root presiding. Officers were elected for new terms and installation will be in January. A Christmas party is planned for Wednesday Dec 15 with a 6 o clock potluck supper and gifts for members.
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Rebecca Morris McKee
Harry Cromley
N. Congress
Sayre Study Club
Fred Kittle
Lancaster St
White Shrine
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chiefs Club
Margaret McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Verna Marquis
Wilma Colley
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Blanche Root
Bolin Talks to Bar on 1 Hahn Fowler Trials
Athens attorney John Bolin spoke on legal aspects of the Roscoe O. Fowler and Anna Marie Hahn trials at the Athens County Bar Association meeting in Hotel Berry. Judge Rowland and Hughes chosen to represent the association at the Ohio State Bar Association meeting in Columbus in January. Rose and Worstell named alternates.
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John Bolin
Athens
Roscoe O. Fowler
Anna Marie Hahn
Athens County Bar Association
Hotel Berry
O. F. Rowland
M. D. Hughes
Ohio State Bar Association
Columbus
Harold J. Rose
Lawrence Worstell
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J. W. Chappe
Berry
Berdabelle
Elizabeth Fetch
Shirley Ann
Pearl Vorhes
Rt. 1
Harold Vorhes
Cincinnati
Lakeworth
Fla
Charles Roberts
Charles Williams
Miami
Mr. Roberts
W. J. Roberts
N. W
6Th St
Mrs. Williams
Fort Marion
St. Austine
Ruby Mercer
Lanny Ross
Charlie Butterworth
Joe E. Brown
Miss Mercer
Pat Tolson
E. State St
Scott Neutzling
Kappa Phi
Carl Roberts
Grosvenor St
Oue
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
A. W. Guest
M. C. Morrison
Fred Fenzel
J. T. Merwin
Howard Goodwin
Esther
Ohio University
Oo. City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
James P. Porter
Pallas Club
Pierce
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Frank Gullum
Eastwood
Caroline Gordon
Clarence Roach
Abraham Lincoln
John Drinkwater
Victor Whitehouse
Chi Omega
Don Peden
Hobson Study Club
Dana Fuller
Franklin Ave
N. Congress St
Philathea
Frances Kelch
Albany Rd
John Jagers
Lydia Lash Evans
A. R. Guest
AAUW
E. Mulberry
Gasco Sewing Club
Edna Harmon
Union St
American Association of University Women
Faculty Women's Club
Mayme Johnson
Faithful Few Club
Audry Dinsmore
Richland Ave
Highway Wives Club
Pearl W. Chase
Art and Thimble Club
H. H. Townsend
Amy Weiher
Jack
Horner
F. J. Beasley Co
Brazil
Haiti
Mexico
M. E. Olmstead
Company B
ROTC
Edith Deckman
Mildred Harkabus
Doris Lawrence
Ula Maxwell
Thelma Perrin
Betty Merkel
Arlington
Kan
Chiefs
Mike Thompson
Townsend Club
Mayor's Office
Mrs. Johnston
Mary Johnston
N. T. Club
Donna Morris
Kate Vaughn
Grace Zimmer
Emma Heffkin
Sylvia Maxwell
Slingluff
United States
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Madge
Mrss Graham
Mr. Graham
Mother Graham
Mary and
Meester
Mr. Noel
Jeem
Noel Nefer
Noel Anudder
Dot
Somebuddy
Plains
William Liggett
Burhl Gorby
Aileen Shamel
Charles Cooper
Waterloo Township
Plains High School
Charles Martin
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Leslie Coon
Margaret Coon
Pearl Coon
Ross Sackett
Nelsonville
Melvin Ward
New Floodwood
Francis Boyer
William Beckley
Salem
Charles McCoy
Austin Stillwell
Richard Scerlock
Dave Scerlock
Wayne Matson
Cleveland
George Allen
Zanesville
Gilbert Johnson
Wilma Tippie
Hocking
Jill
Daughters of U. V. Meeting
Bolin
Bar
Leadway Spices
C. D. Shafer
Logan
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Athens, Ohio
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