Tuesday Needle Club Names Officers for New Year
The Tuesday Needle Club re elected officers for the year at the meeting led by Miss Lizzie Hackman. The nominating committee and dinner plans for husbands were announced, with arrangements for a January 3 event at Mrs. John Woods home. Door prizes and Christmas refreshments followed the roll call of 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Hackman
Townsend St
A. P. Linscott
John Woods
W. H. Jewett
Frank Cross
William Reading
Len B. McCune
Elmer Poston
Jen
Grosvenor St
Carl Porter
F. BE. Kimes
W. D. Wilds
Homer Wolfe
Mise Hackman
Pearl Lemley Weds G A Pierson in Cincinnati Nuptials
Mrs Ida Lemley announces the marriage of daughter Pearl Lemley R N to George Allan Pierson son of Mr and Mrs W A Pierson of Cincinnati. The ceremony was at 8 30 Saturday evening Dec 7 at Rev R R Fillbrandt's home in Cincinnati with nurses Lorraine Fortney and Edward Harvey as attendants. Pearl a nurse at Jewish Hospital resigns. Pierson recently became manager of a restaurant at 2888 Carmany St run by his aunt Mrs Frank Sterman. Pearl and George are noted graduates and professionals in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lemley
North Lancaster St
Miss Pearl Lemley
R. N
George Allan Pierson
W. A. Pierson
Cincinnati
R. R. Fillbrandt
Pierson
Johanna Hill
Lorraine Fortney
Edward Harvey
Jewish Hospital
Carmany St
Frank Sterman
Sterman
Athens High School
Ohio University
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Bethesda Hospital
Cantata to be Presented by Church Groups
A Christmas service Sunday at 7 p m features the cantata Bethlehem by J H Maunder with the Westminster student chorus and Presbyterian Church quartet plus three pantomimes portraying the Inn of Bethlehem shepherds kings and gifts The 30 voice chorus is directed by Prof P L Petersen and includes listed singers The church quartet includes Mrs Alma Tompkins Prof and Mrs P L Peterson and Mr Harry Masters Ushers will be boys from the high school Christian Endeavor.
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Bethlehem
J. H. Maunder
Westminster
The
Presbyterian Church
P. L. Petereson
Ohio University School of Music
Mary Behnke
Bonnie Bingham
Elizabeth Johnson
Margaret Jean McConnell
Geneva Pugh
Betty Ring
Margaret Lewis
Mary Edwards
Doris Siegfried
Anna Margaret Reger
Betty Godden
Jeanette Steber
Katy Boyd
Ruth Talbot
Margaret Denman
Margie Brown
Mary Miller
Vivian Thompson
Laura Lou Richards
Jean Jones
Jeanne Pace
Margaret Wagner
Mary Bramhall
John Baum
Paul Davis
James Blackburn
Nat Harmon
Martin Alexander
Loren Pace
Eddie Wolf
Charles Roush
Walter Sindlinger
Willard Owensby
Alma Tompkins
P. L. Peterson
Harry Masters
Inn of Bethlehem
Eddie Rasor
John Jickens
Renice Lansing
Carl Mallow
Robert Maniey
Robert Morrieson
Chester Evans
Marion Moon
Florence Harper
Dorothy Hilty
Robert Boyer
Christian Endeavor
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Mothers’ Club
Homer Gall
Dairy Ave
Scott Neutzling
P. E. O. Sisterhood
BE. C
B. State St
Santa Claus pageant blends belief with Christmas spirit
A Santa Claus pageant at the United Presbyterian church features a living tableau of Mary Joseph shepherds and wise men with a focus on the Claus spirit. Mrs James Jones leads the program joined by guest speaker Dr B A Myers and organizer W F Giesecke, with Delta Alumnae and Alpha Xi Delta clubs assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Joseph
James Jones
Santa
Dr. Myers
Claus
Santa Claus
Christ
Actress Sally Blane Expecting Baby Next June
Sally Blane wife of Norman Foster announces they are expecting a baby next June. Blane, sister of Loretta Young, married Foster last fall after his divorce from Claudette Colbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wcek
Sally Blane
Loretta Young
Norman Foster
Foster
Claudette Colbert
Social Calendar for Pocahontas Lodge and Community Groups
A dense list of December events across Pocahontas and nearby areas. Pocahontas Lodge meets Wednesday at Red Men's Hall. multiple clubs host Christmas parties, gift exchanges, dinners, and meetings at various homes and public venues through Thursday. Attendance urged. donations requested for baskets.
Athena Delphian Club Reads Two Short New York Stories
The Athena Delphian Club met at Mrs. Anna White’s 118 High Street home Tuesday night to hear two New York life stories. Miss Delle Finsterwald read Mrs Manstey's View by Edith Wharton and The Gift of the Magi by O Henry. After the business meeting, 18 members and guest Mrs E T Hellebrendt enjoyed buffet refreshments in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Anna White
High &T
Youth Laments Dog's Death
In Sacramento California Homer Lee aged 14 was found dead from a shotgun blast in his room with a shotgun nearby. A bulldog lay dead beside him and a note read My best pal will never come back Neither will I The world can go on without us
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Homer Lee
Ear scratch turns fiery incident for Tahlequah attorney
In Tahlequah Oklahoma attorney H M Vance sought to scratch his ear with a lit cigar in hand and celluloid glasses, causing a flare and singed facial bandages. The piece also notes Louis Tiffany's favrile glass from 1894 and claims chopsuey began in New York's Chinatown in 1596 and is rare in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chinatown
China
Elks Charity Ball Set For Saturday Night
Local Elks lodge hosts its annual goodwill event to raise funds for Christmas baskets for needy families. The Charity Ball at the B P O E Hall runs 9 p m to 1 a m with Carlton Brooks and his nine piece orchestra. Committee members include Gordon Gray Harold J Rose and Richard McKinstry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Elks
Carlton Brooks
Gordon Gray
Harold J. Rose
Richard McKinstry
Progressives Have Christmas Party Tuesday
The Progressive Literary Club met at 26 Hocking St to celebrate with a Christmas party and gift exchange. Harold Finsterwald dressed as Santa handed out gifts while stories songs and piano selections were shared. The group voted to join the Red Cross and collected gifts for a needy family as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progressive Literary Club
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking St
Red Cross
Ella England
Erle Bridgewater
Chauncey
Ralph Leach
Elizabeth Oxley
Get To Gether Club Hosts Quilt Night in Bishopville
The Get To Gether Club met at the Townhouse on Thursday to assemble quilt blocks with Mrs. Lenore Moody winning a quilt. New member Mrs. Blanche Gears joined Glouster. Gifts were exchanged at the next meeting planned for December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Lenore Moody
Blanche Gears
Glouster
Sadie Robinett
Stella Kasler
Edna Kasler
Mae Stump
Charles Milhoan
Cora House Holder
Jacksonville
Logis Stump
Charles Crawford
Eyesville
Will Ginsberg
Logan
Charlies Pedicord
Elton Pedicord
Frank Phillips
Russell Shepard
Lester Smith
Lawrence Shaner
Jimmie Shepard
J. M. McDonald
Don Withem
Orel Jones
Daryl Jones
Giouster
Jessie Wilson
Anna Wilson
Trimbe
Morris Morgan
Columbus
Elizabeth Morgen
Joe Cheney
Cheney
Bishopville Church of Christ
Byesville
Will Rogers
Ansel Gamwell Returns Home After Eye Injury
Ansel Gamwell arrived home Tuesday evening from a Columbus hospital where doctors removed his right eye. The injury stemmed from a hunting accident on Thanksgiving Day three years earlier when he was shot in the head. His mother, Mrs. Thomas Gamwell, accompanied him at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ansel Gamwell
Columbus
Thomas Gamwell
Kappa Delta Pi Initiates Six at Voigt Home
Kappa Delta Pi initiates six new members Tuesday night at Dean Irma E. Voigt’s home 35 Park Place. The group includes Lavon M. Tyson Ruth Bellinger Mildred Lipkowitz Hope McDermott Norman Weickelbaum and Harry A Staats. After the ceremony members played games and refreshments followed with Dean Voigt presenting slides of Zion Bryce and Grand Canyon from a summer trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Pi
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Lavon M. Tyson
College of Education
Ruth Bellinger
Mildred Lipkowitz
Hope McDermott
College of Arts
Norman Weickelbaum
Harry A. Staats
Parkersburg
Ohio University
Dean Voigt
Zion, Bryce
Grand Canyon
Edith Wray
Canyons
Piano Pupils of Mrs. Fred McKay Give Recital
Mrs. Fred M. McKay's piano pupils performed a semester recital at the McKay home 37 Elmwood Pl attended by parents and friends. The program featured 31 solos and duets including Luck with Bugle Call, The Pony, Winter Gnomes, Eskimo Lullaby, Sun Rise Trail, and Silent Night among numerous pieces. Birth notice: Betty Jane Pierce born Sunday Dec 1 to Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pierce of 19 Woodland Ave weighing ten pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. McKay
McKay
Elmwood Pl
Max Baughman
Phillip Zenner
Mary Burson
Enid
Dorothy Bean
the Pony
Ruth
Ann Grover
Jenny Clare Sprague
Ann Peden
Lois Baughman
Patty Wright
Helen Martha Copeland
Kate Seamon
Barbara Baughman
Kathryn Hess
Mary Carolyn Hopkins
Lois
Francis Noble
Elizabeth Riley
Enid Bean
Elaine Heas
Martha Caskey
Jean Mickle
Martha Isbel Cottingham
Joan Seaman
Patsy Connor
Howard Bobo
Hattie la Grones
Lucy Locket
Curtis Janssen
Laura Jean Anderson
Miss Briggs Elected 1936 President of Woman's Benefit Association
Miss Lora Briggs was elected president of the Woman's Benefit Association at a meeting in 1.0.0. Hall Tuesday night. Other officers named include Ruth Burdette vicepresident and Anna Stauffer past president. Several members were initiated, and Frieda Willock received a service pin for long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Briggs
Woman's Benefit Association
Ruth Burdette
Anna Stauffer
Edythe Junod
Flora Murphy
Edna Junod
Frieda Willock
Lucille Tucker
Geneva Masterton
Ruth Whitmore
Izura Creamer
Ora Haney
Margaret Frost
Fanny King
Ina Hoover
Honor Guest at Fisher Station Bridge Party
Mrs. William Hughes honored at a five table bridge party hosted by Mrs. William Rose and Mrs. J. A. Slingluff at the Jones home near Fisher Station. Guests presented gifts to the honoree. prizes went to Mrs. Everett Shirley, Mrs. Margaret Shingler, and Mrs. C. E. Blain. Refreshments in Christmas colors were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rose
J. A. Slingluff
R. W. Jones
Fisher Station
William Hughes
Margret Higgins
Hughes
Everett Shirley
Margaret Shingler
Cc. E. Blain
Richard
Hames W Marvey
Irene Worley
Olive Baughman
C. KE
Biats
Joe Walburn
Frances Higgins
Frances Keffer
Lloyd Shingler
Ethel Buck
Bee Weller
Marion Danford
Alice Robinson
Edith West
Maxine Westfall
Logan Joint Christmas Party Planned by Legion and Auxiliary
The American Legion post and Auxiliary Unit plan a joint Christmas party inviting children. The event will begin at 1 o'clock Thursday evening December 19 in the post rooms, as announced by the arrangements committee after its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
Young farmer jailed for hanging neighbor's horse
In Ada Oklahoma James Lewis received a year in jail after a neighbor reported the animal was hanged in a spiteful act. Authorities allege barbed wire was used to lash the horse to a pear tree, prompting the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Okla
James Lewis
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Munich
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Athens
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Herman G. James
Latin America
Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Bridge and Banco
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Mechanics
Yatord
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Athena Delphian Club
Tillie Anderson
EB. J. Anderson
the Plains
Dog
Louis Tiffany
Bishopville Club
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Athens-Albany
Voigt
Fred McKay
W.B. A
Miss Briggs
H. A. McCaskill
WH. Rhodes
C. M Ferguson
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Southern Hotel
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Cornwell&Co
Athens Jewelers
McKee Drug Co
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