Zeta Tau Alpha Installed at Fraternity Hall With Honors
The Alpha Pi chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha was installed December 16 with Grand President Miss H. Alpha Burkart of Pittsburgh in attendance and assisted by members from Chi Theta Alpha and other chapters. Several pledges and alumnae were listed plus a luncheon at Hotel Berry with Mr. David H. Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pi
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity
H. Alpha Burkart
Pittsburch
Pearl Reed
Chi
Pittsburgh
Iva Brashhers
Theta
Bethany
We Ves
Ethel Schofield
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Jeanette Jones
Mildred Fisher
Altha Zeta
O S. U
Betty Roberts
Gladys Colyer
Roxine Beard
Esther Rockel
Alpha Eta
University of Cincinnati
Zetia Tau Alpha
Virginia State Normal School
Farmville
Zetan Tau Alpha
Themis
Clara Blume
Logan
Hazel Blair
Mount Vernon
Helen Blair
Josephine Stiers
Wahsington
Mary Williams
Versailles
Ruth Marshall
Middleton
Anita Blinn
Coshocton
Mary Bean
Newcomerstown
Marie Stowe
Highland
Leona Clark
Willard
Mildred Mercier
Lima
Dorothy Duis
Portsmouth
Alice Faine
New Straitsville
Eva Ford
West Union
W. Va
Freda Chapman
Hebron
Florence Hall
Cincnnati
Mabel Madden
Urbana
Osephine Lepley
Howard
Mildrea ‘Hitlaten
Corning
Margaret George
Wellston
Hester South
Akron
Gladys Palmer
Qghio Wesleyan
Delaware
Marie Winter
Youngstown
Mabel Hatfield
Elenboro
Lela Ewers
Columbus
Martha Vincent
Washington D. H
Myrtle Fox
Rodney
Janice Hahn
New Paris
Eunice Taylor
McArthur
Nada Parrish Bobo
Athens
Melba White
Julia Cable
Mary Ward
Zeta Tau Alpha
Martha Armstrong
Cadiz
Martha Heddings
Bellevue
Angeila Wood
Clara Lepley
I. KE. Ash
L. J. Addicott
Frank Phillips
W. A. Matheny
Anna White
W. A. Gard
George McLaughlin
Maude Cryder Matthews
Hotel Berry
Alpha Burkart
David H. Lindley
New York City
Burker
Lindley
Iva Brashears
East Side school PTA meeting splits into two parts
A two part Parent-Teacher meeting at East Side school begins with 1:30 primary grade programs in the grade room and a 2:45 general meeting in room 7. Miss Warner of Ohio University speaks on The Individual Difference of children while grammar grades sing carols before. Refreshments are provided by the eighth section boys with help from the refreshment committee. Mrs Tewksbury departs for Murphysboro Illinois. Mr G F Morgan visits Athens. Hamilton Jr. born to Mr and Mrs Hamilton Oldfield. Mrs Alston Ellis travels to Miami via Cincinnati to visit relatives until December 28.
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East Side
Warner
Ohio University
Dr and Mrs McDougall depart for cenaste Pa visit
Dr and Mrs C McDougall left Monday for cenaste Pennsylvania to visit their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Gilbert McDougall.
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C. McDougall
Cenaste Pa
Gilbert McDougall
Mrs Edna Parker Visits Washington D C Fem Family
Miss Edna Parker of Washington D C is visiting spending Christmas with her mother Mrs Eva Parker at 218 East State Street and other home folks.
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Edna Parker
Washington D. C
Eva Parker
East State Street
Mrs Hodkins and Mrs redatta Return From Columbus
Mrs Hodkins and Mrs redata returned Monday evening from Columbus where they attended the funeral of Willard Forsythe brother in law of Mr. Fred Fenzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hodkins
Redata
Columbus
Fred Fenzel
Willard Forsythe
Van Meter Family Visits Then Returns for Winter
Mrs James Van Meter visits her sons L G Van Meter in Cleveland Charles Van Meter and Arthur Van Meter in Delaware. She returns to spend the winter with daughter Mrs W L Barstow on East State street.
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James van Meter
Miss Ina Beverage Visits Family In Columbus Then Washington
Miss Ina Beverage of Washington arrives at her parents home at 35 East Carpenter Street to stay through the new year. She spent the weekend in Columbus with her aunt Mrs Sadie Salters and cousin Miss Helen Salters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Beverage
Washington D. C
C. B. Beverage
East
Carpenter Street
Columbus
Sadie Salters
Helen Salters
Christmas Service in Kindergarten Hall Delivers Ceremony
A Monday December 18 service in Ellis Hall featured a fourteen member student choir in cap and gown guiding candles as children and faculty processed from West to East rooms. Miss Hedden Mrs Hizey and Miss Henry assisted. the program included Adestes Fideles Silent Night and a Christmas story with music by Gladys Fell and Doris Henry. A second Christmas Festival is planned for December 20 from 8:45 to 10:00 AM in University kindergarten rooms with mothers and fathers invited to share in songs games and a surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hall
Hedden
Hizey
The
College of Music
Doris Henry
Gladys Fell
Adestes Fideles
Mileod
Fivans
Jesus
Miss Hedden
Mrs. Hizey
Miss McLeod
Wmae Ee
Miss Feit
Miss Henry
University
Miss Goldie Strawn Hosts Monday Evening Soiree
Miss Goldie Strawn and Miss Model Rice entertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Strawn, 72 North Court Street, with a mis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Strawn
Model Rice
Miss Strawn
North Court Street
Bridal shower honors Mrs Hunter Brown and Miss Rachel Powel
The event welcomed sisters from a Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. Seventeen active alumnae participated in the pre nuptial pleasures. Guests enjoyed college and sorority songs dancing and conversation before unloading a Christmas tree’s gifts for the two honorees. A salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Brown
Rachel Powel
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Warning Against Attacks on the Senate
The Republican Publicity association cites Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania warning against thoughtless ridiculing of the senate. It argues critics, especially radicals, aim to undermine government and warns that condemning the entire branch risks anarchy and chaos, urging careful, specific criticism instead.
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Washington
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Senate
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Montana Towns No Damage Reported
Slight earthquake shocks were recorded in Great Falls and Missoula, Montana late last night, with no damage reported. Separately in Fernandina, France, officials announced the seizure of two ships carrying 1260 cases of liquor valued at 72,500 dollars.
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Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Missoula
Fernandina
Fra
Prohibition
Han cock High Senior Christmas Party in Ellis Hall
Saturday evening December 16 the Senior class of John Han cock high school held a Christmas party in Ellis Hall attended by about eighty students. The rooms were decor ated in Christmas colors with a large tree and a post office corner for favors. The scene resembled a winter display with silvery cotton, red and green lamps, music, games, dancing, and party favors. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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John Hancock High School
Ellis Hall
Winchester man found not guilty in turkey king murder
Scobie Hardman was found not guilty today in the July killing of Leon Renaker known as the turkey king. The case against Renaker’s wife Nancy Catherine Renaker and Reese Fox is expected to be dropped as a result.
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Winchester
Scobie Hardman
Leon Renaker
Turkey
Renaker
Nancy Catherine Renaker
Reese Fox
Efficiency Man Seeks Value Through Efficient Work
A concise saying frames an efficiency man as one who must demonstrate efficiency to keep employment. It highlights the link between performance and job security in a succinct, reflective tone.
Good Manners for Typewritten Letters
Instruction on etiquette for letter writing notes social use of typewriters. It states typewritten letters suit nearly all occasions but commercial paper should not be used for social correspondence. It advises wide margins and pen and ink signatures for both business and social letters.
Ohio Rural Population Shrinks in 1920 Census Study
Ohio shows a 5 percent decline in actual farming population since 1910, while rural counts rise due to city dwellers moving outward. Professor C. E. Lively of Ohio State University mapped 1917 township changes across 86 counties, noting incorporated towns and villages grow while unincorporated areas rise, with only six counties increasing farm numbers. He stresses no menace, presenting findings as fact.
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Ohio
C. E. Lively
Ohio State University
Lively
West Virginia man sentenced for second degree murder
Charleston, W. Va. December 19. B. L. Means convicted of murder in the second degree for killing his wife was sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary.
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Charleston
W. Va
B. L. Means
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