All American women of 1933 led by Eleanor Roosevelt
A 1933 tribute lists eleven top women including Eleanor Roosevelt Frances Perkins Anne Lindbergh and Rose Schneiderman as All American selections with a second team featuring Nellie Ross Alice Roosevelt Longworth Miriam Ferguson Helen Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Anne Lindbergh
Frances Perkins
Charles H. Sabin
Rose Schneiderman
Mae West
Gertrude Stein
Helen Jacobs
Ruth Bryan Owen
Lena Madesin Phillips
Ruth Slewczynski
Nelle Ross
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Miriam Ferguson
Helen Hall
John Hay Whitney
Mary E. Wollley
Cecelia Beaux
Doris Stephens
Margaret Meed
New York
Nellie Ross
Mint
Texas
Lillian Wald
Henry Street
Listen Ladies See Why Men Prefer Silence and Listening
A Columbia University faculty member suggests women avoid dominance in conversations to keep husbands engaged. The piece urges letting men talk, citing Tom Mix and juvenile bragging as typical male storytelling, and recommends asking questions while listening to foster trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Tom Mix
Tim
Ganges
Christmas Holiday Visitors Gather in Ohio and Nearby States
A long list of guests and travelers visits family homes across Ohio and neighboring states for Christmas. Names include Mr and Mrs Phillip Zenner of New York City and Mr and Mrs William O Neill of Knoxville, Mrs KH Zenner of Orchard Gables, and sisters Professor H H Peckham and Mrs Peckham who plan to attend a Modern Language Association meeting in St Louis. Frances Hatch returns from Winthrop College with her parents Henry and Mrs Hatch, while Dorothy Roe of Northwestern University and Elaine Coe from Utica are home for the holidays. Other readers include Miss Frances Greene of Marietta, the Roe family, and several Cleveland Akron and Richland area residents visiting relatives for Christmas in Columbus, Nelsonville, Lancaster, Alexandria and Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Zenner
New York City
Mra
William O Neill
Knoxville
Tenn
KH Zenner
Orchard Gables
O Neil
Frances Hatch
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Henry Hatch
Hatch
Miss Hatch
Dorothy Roe
Northwestern University
Chicago
Elaine Coe
Utica
New York
A. B. Roe
Elmwood Drive
Fashion Show Showcases Leopard Skin Underwear in London
A London fashion show unveils leopard skin underwear described as stylish and touchworthy. The note lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Markeson and Miss Jane Markeson of Columbus with relatives, along with several others from Columbus Lexington and Washington, D. C. visiting during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gifford Markeson
Jane Markeson
Columbus
W. H. Brown
Carpenter Street
Fred R. Baker
Fisher Station
U. Spanish War Veterans Elect Year's Officers
Orville K. Dailey of Albany was elected commander of Athens Camp No. 7, United Spanish War Veterans, at a dinner in Athens. New officers include Ray Bean senior vice commander, W. H. Stahl junior vice commander, William Horn officer of the day, Dr. Westervelt trustee, and Edward Sauer officer of the guard. The camp will install officers at the next meeting. The ladies auxiliary prepared the dinner and planned an officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville K. Dailey
Albany
Athens
R. of P. Hall
FE. M. Walcott
Athens Camp
Ray Bean
Guyeville
W. H. Stahl
Glouster
William Horn
Salem
Dr. Westervelt
Coolville
Edward Sauer
Couple Wed at Hart Home Here Saturday
The quiet ceremony was held at 113 East Union Street with Gerald Violet of Flora and Gladys Roush of Pomeroy as bride and groom. Reverend Earl Cowen officiated. Mrs. Hart served as matron of honor and Mr. Hart as best man. The couple plan to reside in Meigs County where Violet is a farmer and Mrs. Violet a Racine High School teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Mart
East Union Street
Violet
Ohio University
Racine
American Opera Opens Season at Metropolitan with Peter Ibbetson
The Metropolitan Opera House begins its season with an American opera, Peter Ibbetson by Deems Taylor, marking the switch from foreign to American works. The cast features Lawrence Tibbett Edward Johnson and Gladys Swarthout, all familiar to Met audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Peter Ibbetson
Deems Taylor
Rococo Opera House
Times Square
Lawrence Tibbett
Edward Johnson
Gladys Swarthout
Family News Reports Illness and New Baby
Mrs. Olive Van Loon convalesces at home Worthington after December 1 operation at St Francis Hospital Columbus caused by child typhoid fever. Brother Ted Shipe isolated by flu. Sister Mrs Walter Smith and Mr Smith Columbus announce birth of a daughter at St Ann's Hospital December 22. Grandparents Don and Mrs Gabriel 129 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive van Loon
Olive Shipe
Worthington
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Ted Shipe
Walter Smith
Barbara Ann Lewis 2 Dies. Private Funeral Today
Private funeral services for Barbara Ann Lewis two year old daughter of Grover and Mrs Lewis held at their Terrace Street home. Burial at Greenlawn followed. she leaves parents two brothers Billy five and Wayne three and grandparents Lon Traugh and Frank Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Terrace Street
Barbara Ann Lewis
Grover Lewis
Greenlawn
Billy
Wayne
Lon Traugh
Frank Lewis
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Cause of Labor
By Julia Blanshard
America
Charles Sabin
Eft
Charles
A. Lindbergh
Top
Elow
Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
The
Lindberghs
Labor
Association For Prohibition
Sabin
Nose Schneiderman
NRA
Woman's Trade Union League
Alice B. Toklas
Aimee Semple McPherson
Helen Wills Moody
Denmark
United States
National Council of Women
Inter
National Congress of Women
Singing Wood
Belmont Track
Elizabeth Altemus
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Chi Omega
Katharine Hepburn
Antonia Brico
Musicians’ Symphony Orchestra
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Montevideo
Museum of Natural History
New Guinea
Ay Helen Welshimer
Alwa Most
Mra. H. H. Peckham
St. Louis
Professor Peckham
Modern Language Association
Robert F. Cuyler
Carl Beasley
Edward Schloss
Fred Beasley
C. N. Mackinnon
F. D. Forsyth
C. M. Poston
Robert J. Carew
Mary Poston
Cuyler
Frances Greene
Marietta
C. H. Wyatt
Elmwood Place
CWA
Miss Greene
Katherine House
Carl Kunsman
Edith de Vore
Kathryn Jean
Akron
Eleanor Horn
Earl Horn
West Richfield
Kunsman
Richland Avenue
H. L. Wheaton
Doris Sanders
Madge Lewis
Cleveland
Misa Sanders
KR. L. Sanders
Oak Street
Georgia Kilpatrick
Marie
Jean
Agnes
Agnes Kilpatrick
Paul Parker
Mulberry Street
Lancaster
Fred Parker
Francis Cokey
Lower
Harry Chadwick
N. Congress Street
Alexandria
Robert Rathburn
Bobby
Evelyn Lowther
North High Street
Wesley Bobo
Beulah Lowther
Chillicothe
L. V. Lowther
Carpenter
MissHiargel
Bernice Stewart
Modern Beauty School
Strayer College
Washington, D. C
D. M Steward
Charles Breinig
Clarence Baxter
Mildred Black
Lydis Evans
Stanley Shoemaker
Lexington
Robert Evans
Evans
Georgetown, University
Reda Watkins
Clara Watkins
Lawhead Apartments
Jennie Price
Southside
Lowellville, Ie
Rose Price
Blanche Price
Lawhead Apts
U. Spanish War Veterans
Ove
Allan Sprague
Mr. Sprague
L. A. Sprague
West Washington Street
Ralph Super
Hamilton College
N. Y
C. W. Super
West Union Street
Floyd G. Bean
Virginia
James
Rocky River
Pir
Bean
James Bean
South High Street
Mr. Bean
Rocky River High School
Florence Desmond
Miss Desmond
Ted Fio-Rito
Hollywood
Hart
Eslar
Edward F. Hutton
Red Cross of Honor
United States Flag Association
James A. Moss
Hutton
Association
Lew Child
Schilong
Sound Business
Distr Financial
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