Sayre Study Club Holds Christmas Party at Kittle Home
Twenty three members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Kittle’s home with assistant hostesses Mrs. G. Mills Mrs. Henry Atkinson and Mrs. B B. Sidders. A business meeting approved a food basket for a needy family and the group shared Silent Night readings carols and seasonable refreshments with gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Study Club
Fred Kittle
G. Mills
Henry Atkinson
W. H. Jewett
Frederick Pearson
Hillcrest Needle Club Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Bennett
Hillcrest needle club members held a 1 pm luncheon at 15 Montrose Ave hosted by Mrs H M Bennett. Fourteen members exchanged gifts and collected for a friend’s gift during an informal afternoon. Mrs E J Shannon, 80 W State St, left for Cincinnati after her sister in law Edith Mallon’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Needle Club
H. M. Bennett
Montrose Ave
E. J. Shannon
State St
Cincinnati
Edith Mallon
Borglum Sees Mount Rushmore Finish In 1939
In Rapid City Gutzon Borglum announced the Mount Rushmore project will likely be completed in 1939. He has left the Black Hills for Marietta Ohio to sculpt historic groups and plans to winter in Santa Barbara California for small models and a new stone studio. The next season will feature the unveiling of Theodore Roosevelt, the mountain’s final figure.
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Rapid City
S. D
U.P
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Black Hills
Gutzon Borglum
Marietta
Santa Barbara
Cal
Mount Rushmore
Jefferson, Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Man Keeps Old Fashioned Buggy Rides at 81
Hugh Brown, an 81 year old resident of Clarendon Texas, enjoys entertaining friends with horse and buggy rides. He owns two horse driven vehicles and continues to give rides in the traditional style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Tex
Hugh Brown
Dicky
Import Beer From Japan Boosts Honolulu Customs Receipts
Honolulu receipts rose to 1,107,364 in the year with a large share from beer made in Japan and imported here, said J Walter Doyle U S collector of customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Japan
J. Walter Doyle
U. S
Alice Maccombs Sixteenth Birthday Honor Party
A surprise birthday party was held Monday evening at Charles Wheaton's home 45 Maplewood for Miss Alice Maccombs on her sixteenth birthday. Guests included Donna Gaitten Betty Enghe Helen Stratton Elizabeth Wood Don Stotts Bob Drake Dick Osborne Carl Wilson and host Charles Wheaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wheaton
Maplewood
Alice Maccombs
Donna Gaitten
Betty Enghe
Helen Stratton
Elizabeth Wood
Don Stotts
Bob Drake
Dick Osborne
Carl Wilson
Candle-Light Recital by Studios of Music Pupils
The Studios of Music conducted by Katerine Hartenbach and Sara Lee Rousy present a Candle-light Recital Sunday afternoon December 12 from 3 to 5 p m. An exhibition for pupils' parents, with a future public program planned. Participants include Mary Parestides Ralph Cade Normandie Burgette Scharlotte Anna Lee Pincelli Elaine Katherine Hess Toni Wooley Helen Mary Asilanides Virgie Mae Swartz Laroma Gaver Helen Cav anaugh Vyrian Casley Nell Mar iner Bobbie Sprague Jennie Sue Rousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katerine Hartenbach
Sara Lee Rousy
Mary Parestides
Ralph Cade
Normandie Burgette
Scharlotte
Anna Lee Pincelli
Elaine
Katherine Hess
Toni Wooley
Helen
Mary Asilanides
Virgie Mae Swartz
Laroma Gaver
Helen Cavanaugh
Vyrian Casley
Nell Mariner
Bobbie Sprague
Jennie Sue Rousy
Record Cotton Crop Reaches All-Time South Harvest
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a 1937 cotton crop of 18 746 000 bales the largest on record up 503 000 bales from the prior month.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Agriculture
Toyland Expands Toys For Grown Up Play 1937
The feature highlights 1937 toys including television phone mirrors trestle blocks and steam powered trains. It notes mass produced electric trains modern houses trailers and streamlined designs plus dolls fashions and play kitchens aimed at girls and new baby dolls like quintuplet dolls.
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G Man
Playroom
ABC
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrisons serial fragment shows Dicky urging restraint as Philip Veritzen pushes to recover his son Noel and halt rehearsals. The couple debates fate of their play and Marys chance, with Dicky praising his wifes talent while urging pragmatic action.
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Dicky
Philip Veritzen
Noel
New Hampshire
Mary
Machiavellian Plans and a Dinner Turn of Events
In the tense setup, Dicky urges Madge to avoid rash acts as Philip Veritzen looms with threats. A confidential plan to salvage Mary’s career unfolds amid tennis, dinner with guests, and hidden car trouble that foreshadows tomorrow’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Madge
Mary
Phil
American Red Cross Wins French Prize for Courage
The French Grand International Prize of courage and devotion was awarded to the American Red Cross for disaster relief in the Ohio and Mississippi floods and its 25 years of life saving and first aid work. Admiral Cary T. Grayson received the prize from Jules Henry, marking the first American recipient.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Ohio
Mississippi
Jules
Mrs Pat Tolson Hosts Pre School Mothers Club
Mrs Pat Tolson hosted the Pre School Mothers Club at 276 E State St with Christmas decor. Members heard readings and songs by Faye and Margaret Rogers, a cornet solo by Richard Miller, and carols. Gifts were exchanged and toys donated to a needy family. prizes went to Bertine Eberts and Faye Rogers. January meeting planned at Mrs Mary LaBaw’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Tolson
E. State St
Faye Rogers
Margaret Rogers
Tolson
Mary Hawk
Richard Miller
Bertine Eberts
M. T. Vermillion
Mary LaBaw
Illinois Elects First Woman County Judge
Milford Illinois Miss Jessie Sumner age 39 celebrated her election as the first woman county judge in the country. She defeated Democrat Clifford E Beach by a two to one margin and pledged to prove a woman can be a good judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Jane Withers
Dolly
Milford
Ill
I.R
Jessie Sumner
Clifford E. Beach
Rivals Matinee Draws Athens Children To 2:30 Show
The Ohio University Theater presents The Rivals in Ewing Auditorium with home made furniture and eighteenth century costumes. Miss Jane Foster and Miss Susan Lash star Lydia Langish and Lucy as the University String Quartet performs between scenes. A Saturday 2:30 matinee offers reduced prices for Athens County Children's Home visitors reviewed by Prof. W A Ketcham. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Beckley at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Robert Gates Dawes
Ohio University Theater
Ewing Auditorium
Vincent Jukes
Jane Foster
Athens
Lydia
Susan Lash
Lucy
Athens County
W. A. Ketcham
Ohio University
Paul Beckley
E. State Sr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
J. Clyde Edmundson
J. L. Beckley
Athens Needle Club Christmas Dinner Highlights
Members of the Athens Needle Club enjoyed a Christmas dinner at the Hilltop Restaurant on Wednesday. Afterward they gathered at Mrs. P. G. Hibbard’s home for business and social hour, re-electing officers including President Mrs. J. R. Harvey and Secretary Mrs. Carl Porter. A ten‑cent gift exchange completed the event.
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Athens Needle Club
Hilltop
P. G. Hibbard
Lancaster St
J. R. Harvey
Ed Lockard
Hibbard
Carl Porter
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Regular Elimination
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative source to prevent constipation. It emphasizes vitamin B and bulk for intestinal tone and regularity, suggests consuming two tablespoons daily with water, and notes All-Bran’s texture and serving ideas.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Hixson’s
South
Toyland
Mary Dionne
Adele Garrison
Dickr
Phil Veritzen
Tighty
Katie
Sislers
Rauch's Bakery
Mackinaws
Mrs
Illinois
Katherites
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Vanity Fair
Mamamam
Franz L. Woodworth 'S
Yastacoccys
Tal
Coe Shoe Store
Children's Oxfords
OBS
VSN
Coats
Holiday Footwear
Deby
Sos
Weather Bird
N, Court St
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