Women to lead fight against crime says National Council speaker
Lena Madesin Phillips, president of the National Council of Women, urges women to organize to combat crime. She argues women can rally clubs and parades to pressure lawmakers and voters, claim voting rights, hold offices, and push penalties for criminals.
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National Council
David
Goliath
Lena Madesin Phillips
National Council of Women
Tennyson
Big Lady
Catholic Group Elects Officers For This Year
Catholic Ladies of Columbia held a six oclock potluck supper at the K of C Hall followed by officer elections. New officers include President Flossie Smith Vice President Mary Rowan Secretary Ethel Shannon Corresponding Secretary Stella Walsh Treasurer Loretta Walsh Monitor Bertha Hawk Inner guard Elizabeth Walsh and new trustee Viola Overmyer. Existing trustees include C P Kircher and Rose Sweeney.
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C. P. Kircher
Rose Sweeney
Delta Sigma Epsilon Plans Open House Event
Delta Sigma Epsilon hosts an open house Saturday evening with Fern Tucker of Glouster as featured entertainer. Two novelty dances and a slipper dance entertain about 20 couples. Paul Jones attends along with Mr. and Mrs. Pryce Dunlap of Athens as guests. Anna Ballinger serves as housemother and chaperon.
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Pierges
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Fern Tucker
Glouster
Picnier
Singer
Paul Jones
Social notes and church group activities in a Midwest town
Mrs John Erskine of Evansville Indiana and Kin attend the Stickney home on North Congress Street as guests. Dr W L Skidmore and family visit Mrs Ollie B Skidmore at 36 South College. A Cambridge hunting trip involves G W Brokaw returning home. The Progressive Class of Richland Avenue M P Church plans a December 14 party at Mechanicsburg School with Denver Gooding presiding. Martzolff Class of First Methodist hosts a 7:30 p m musical at the church parlor. The Home Missionary Society of Central Avenue Church holds a missionary tea tonight at Mrs J F Schuler 117 Central Ave from 7 to 9 p m.
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John Erskine
Evansville
Ind
Carl Stickney
Erskine
Otto Hartmets
North Congress Street
W. L. Skidmore
Elizabeth Ann
Mary Jo
Detroit
Mich
Kenneth J. Reed
Maude Skidmore
Pomeroy
Ollie B. Skidmore
South College Street
Richland Avenue M. P
Mechanicsburg
Williom
Denver Gooding
Anna Mansfield
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society of the
Central Avenue
J. F. Schuler
Women Start Handsewn Glove Industry in New York
Two New York women Anne Doughty and Frederika Pentecost Philips train unemployed women to make handsewn gloves. The effort began after a trip to England and expanded from New York to Dorset Vermont with plans to spread nationwide. The venture partners with a wholesaler and ships leather to Dorset for local production.
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New York
Anne Doughty
Frederika Pentecost Philips
Mrs. Philips
Miss Anne Doughty
Miss Doughty
Ford
Dorset
York
Cranberry Dessert With Pineapple and Whipped Cream
Cranberries in season inspire new desserts with pineapple and nuts. New York hotels favor these cranberry molds, served with whipped cream for holiday menus. Make jelly by cooking cranberries with sugar and lemon juice, then mold and garnish with pineapple and nuts.
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New York
U C D Christmas Luncheon At Mrs Russell Home
The U C D Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at Mrs L W Russell’s E Mill Street home with 15 members and one guest. Mrs Roy L Dupler led the business session, a sympathy card was sent to Mrs Elery Michaels, and Christmas gifts were exchanged. The French Club of Ohio University will present a French Christmas service at 730 pm Thursday at the Episcopal Church. The Pocahontas Lodge meets at Red Men’s Hall Wednesday at 7 pm with a dance for members and friends to follow.
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L. W. Russell
E. Mill Street
Roy L. Dupler
Elery Michaels
French Club of
Ohio University
Episcopal Church
Pocahontas Lodge
Miccahontas
Red Men
Miss Louie Huff Pioneer Resident Dies in Chauncey
Chauncey mourns Miss Louie Huff aged 70 who died at the family home in Coal Run after an eight month illness of dropsy and organic heart trouble. She lived most of her life with brother Fernando Huff and was survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral at Chauncey M E Church Thursday at 10:30 led by Rev. G B Courtney. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Louie Huff
Miss Huff
Coal Run
Fernando Huff
Mary Thorpe
Methodist Church
Chauncey M. E
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Buria
Nye
Fernando Huff Chauncey
Young People Elect Officers at Chauncey Church of God
The Chauncey Church of God Young People's Society elected officers led by Miss Mildred Ryan as counsellor Flora Hanning was named president Lurene Saffel vice president Irene Warnick secretary treasurer The program committee includes Helen Beitelchies Irene Warnick Evelyn Reynolds and Edna Mae Quinton A two group campaign to recruit new members starts now with a six week contest to determine which side wins a social at the church meetings are held Thursdays at 7 pm invited attendees and potential members are welcome.
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Mildred Ryan I
Chauncey Group
Chauncey
Young People's Society
Church of God
Mlldred Ryan
Flora Hanning
Lurene Saffel
Irene Warnick
Helen Beitelchies
Evelyn Reynolds
Edna Mae Quinton
Chauncey District Happenings in Brief
Walter Leffler of Chauncey shows improvement after six weeks of illness. Hazel Leffler returns to Columbus from Chauncey after visiting relatives. Jacquelyn Sanders, Millfield, spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Woodrow Ferrer in Chauncey. Mrs Chester Sanders visited her son and daughter-in-law in Albany. Harvey Wade and wife of Millfield visited Derimont with his parents. Ronald Robinett and daughter Judith Ann of Lancaster spent Sunday in Millfield with his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Robinett.
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Chauncey
Walter Leffler
Hazel Leffler
Columbus
Charles Leffler
Jacquelyn Sanders
Millfield
Woodrow Ferrer
Chester Sanders
Dow Sanders
Albany
Harvey Wade
Derimont
Ohio
Kendall
Ronald Robinett
Judith Ann
Lancaster
Elizabeth Robinett
Quilting and Potluck Dinner Held in Millfield
A group of women gathered at Mrs. Daniel Fulton’s home in Millfield for an all day quilting and potluck dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Evans Mrs. Herman Theisen Jr Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett Mrs. C E Sanders of Millfield Mrs. Fauna Speelman of Columbus and Mrs. Ivan Matheny of Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Edward Evans
Herman Theisen, Jr
Elizabeth Robinett
C. E. Sanders
Fauna Speelman
Columbus
Ivan Matheny
Nelsonville
Dinner honors Mrs Speelman in Millfield home
Dr and Mrs C N Sanders hosted a dinner in Millfield on Monday for Mrs Fauna Speelman of Columbus who is visiting the Sanders family. Also present were the doctors' parents and brothers Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders and Charles Sanders.
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Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Fauna Speelman
Columbus
C. E. Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Charles Sanders
Mines in Chauncey District Run Seventeen on Monday
Chauncey reports seventeen mines operated in the district on Monday, up from thirteen. Chauncey Mine No. 25 Hocking and Poston No. 6 Mildeild worked and are operating today. Thirteen mines were listed in operation earlier.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Hocking
Poston No
Mildeild
Monde
Thirtern Mnes
Lubriz
Xo & Qhio
Chatuncey
Poston
Black Liamond
Miss Elizabeth Riley Celebrates Twenty-First Birthday
A surprise party at Miss Elizabeth Riley’s home on Saturday included bridge and games. Friends and neighbors presented gifts and joined in refreshments. attendees named include Rev. Howard E. Warner, the Biddles, Webbs, Saylor family, Carsey family, Enlow family, Gift family, Laziman, McKnight, Coe, Collins, Castle, Cordray, and Charles Riley.
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Elizabeth Riley
Howard E. Warner
Roger Biddle
Raymond Webb
Walter Saylor
James
Charles Carsey
Ralph Ladd
Grace Warren
Grace Troyer
Kathryn
Kappa Phi Initiation Dinner At The Colonial
Kappa Phi Christian Church sorority held initiation services and a banquet at The Colonial Saturday. Members listed include Viva Slater Doris Wallace Marie Harris Edna Mann Jane Cline Dorothy Burden Dorothea Rogers. Guests and honoraries noted along with faculty advisors and patronesses.
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Kappa Phi, Christian Church Sorority
Viva Slater
Doris Wallace
Marie Harris
Edna Mann
Jane Cline
Dorothy Burden
Dorothea Rogers
Anna Rogers
Mildred Giesecke
Lenna Ross
Reed J. Downs
Cc. R. Cline
E. L. Church
W. W. Connett
Catharine Bedford
H. W. Biedel
H. E. Benz
Mary Rusnak
Kappa Phi
Rowena Kessler
Mary E. Hilles
Phi Chi Delta
Point Rock Friends Welcome Athens Guests
Mrs. Margaret Folder of Athens County Children's Home Miss Anna Mae Rupe of Athens R D 4 Mr. Alex Eneix of The Plains Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snowden and son Ival of Akron and Mr. E G Nelson of Woodsfield were Saturday guests of J R Nelson Point Rock Also Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs C R Burch Athens R D 4 Mr and Mrs Snowden and son visited then went to Rutland to spend the rest of the week with Mrs Frances Snowden.
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Margaret Folder
Athens County
Anna Mae Rupe
Athens
R. D
Alex Eneix
the Plains
Earl Snowden and Son
Ival
Akron
E. G. Nelson
Woodsfield
J. R. Nelson
Point Rock
C. R. Burch
Nelson
Nelson Home. Mr. and Mrs. Snowden and
Primary To Send Gifts To Children's Home
The Primary Department of the Sunday School at First Methodist Church will send toys and clothing to the Methodist Children's Home in Worthington. Each child should bring one toy one sweater pair of gloves hose or beret to Sunday School next Sunday. Toys may be new or used. Mrs Clark Williams can answer questions. Ursula Kathryn Green five year old daughter of Prof and Mrs D B Green 5 Arden Place was at Sheltering Arma Hospital for tonsil removal.
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First Methodist Church
Worthington
Clark Williams
Ursula Kathryn Green
D. B. Green
Arden Place
Arma Hospital
What Other Women Say
A quotation from Helen Welshimer reflects on social norms for women, noting that in the past women without male escorts stayed home, learned to knit, and rarely went out alone. Boldness was sometimes misread as seeking a husband, a belief held by some listeners of her era.
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Fance
Phi Delta Pi Initiates Three Members in Holiday Dinner
Phi Delta Pi honorary physical education sorority held initiation services Sunday morning with a noon dinner at the Cottage Tea House on Lancaster Street. A single long table for 18 featured red candles and Christmas decor. three initiates wore small corsages for Vivian Burdette Albany Clarice Poniatowski Cleveland and Helen Drake Athens. Carrie E Spencer and Mrs R F Beckett attended as guests. Marie Grimm senior in physical education serves as president.
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Phi Delta Pi
Cottage
Lancaster Street
Vivian Burdette
Albany
Clarice Poniatowski
Cleveland
Helen Drake
Athens
Carrie E. Spencer
R. F. Beckett
Marie Grimm
Unique PI Be Reve Shaw's Four Unique Is the Me
Play review notes Bernard Shaw style intrigue in a trifling English cleric love triangle. Delia Dorsey faces choosing happiness elsewhere or with the man she loves. The cast includes Delia and others, with Mrs Irene Devlin listed among contributors for the 7:30 p m Wednesday performance.
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Bernard Shaw
Trianda
Clerg
Morell
Rose Delia Dorsey
Helenbert Cooper
Athenser
Cleveland Jackens
Clifton Co
Why Should Any Read This Advertise Why Should Any Read This
An ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets are a scientifically prepared uterine sedative for monthly ailments. It promises relief beyond temporary pain, urging premenstrual use and asserting safety with no ill effects. The copy stresses ease of intake and availability at drug boxes for 50 cents.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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