Ohio Woman Leads Standardization Drive for Women’s Goods
Dr. Josephine L. Pierce of Lima, second vice president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, heads a special Standardization Committee. It collaborates with the Bureau of Standards to develop specs for staple goods bought by women. The bureau built testing machinery to evaluate gloves shoes and other silk textiles for a sponsor label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Josephine L. Pierce
Lima
General Federation of Women's Club
General Federation
Bureau of Standards of
Department of Commerce
Bureau of
Tandems
Dr. Pierce
No Need to Suffer Rheumatic Agony
An advertisement claims rheumatic pain stems from an infected tooth and excess uric acids in muscles and joints. It promotes RI-MA relief tablets from Quick's Cut Rate Druggists with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Imaginative Dinner Bell Cheer Echoes for Rouses Fund
Fragmentary text references a railroad conductor and a hardship meal in New York. The notes mention milk toast for stomach trouble and a shift in weight, but specifics and context are unclear from the readable excerpt.
Biema-Rex Antacid Brings Fast Relief For Indigestion
Biama-Ree acts four ways to relieve indigestion in three minutes. It neutralizes acid, relieves gas, soothes irritated membranes, and aids digestion of fermentable foods. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. Get a jar today at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Cline
Artist's Brush Sweets U S New York
Mary Turlay Robinson, decorated by France, argues American art is now fashionable and growing. She notes government plans to employ artists for murals in public buildings, cites rising art shows in New York and nationwide, and prefers landscapes over city scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
United States
Mary Turlay Robinson
Palmes Academiques
French Academy
Maine
California
American Woman's Association
Miss Robinson
Argent Gallery
Salon d'Automne
Independents
Paris
Anderson Gallery
Associates Give Bridal Shower For Mrs Shumway
Mrs Frank Dickens and Miss Lillian Dickens hosted a Valentine themed bridal shower at the former’s home for Mrs John Shumway Kathaleen Frumm a Woolworth colleague and recent bride. Ruth Herron won the prize and gifts were given to the bride as refreshments followed late. Attendees included Ruth Merron Man or Palmer Lucile Manafield Josephine Seel Cledythe Cranmer Fran ckw Kempton Leota Mul Frances 10 Leota McCoy Clysta Rosser Aj uans Elliot Louise Barnhart Mrs Harold Radford Mrs John Summers Mrs James Kiingentur a gt Juned Mrs Glenn McConkey and Mrs Ray Leake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dickens
Lillian Dickens
F. W. Woolworth Company
John Shumway
Kathaleen Frumm
Ruth Herron
Manor Palmer
Lucile Manafield
Josephine Seel
Cledythe Cranmer
Francw Kempton
Leota Mul
Frances
Leota McCoy
Clysta Rosser
Ajuans Elliot
Louise Barnhart
Harold Radford
John Summers
James Kiingentur
Gt Juned
Glenn McConkey
Ray Leake Anu Eases
Migs Dickens
Dickens
Past Noble Grands Meet At Finsterwalds
The Past Noble Grands Club gathered at Mrs. Elmer Finsterwald’s home on Hocking Street with hostesses Mrs. Ruth Bridgewater and Mrs. Ella England assisting. Prizes went to Mrs. Edna Junod and Mrs. Vida Carpenter. guests included Mrs. Marie Morrison and others. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking Street
Ruth Bridgewater
Ella England
Jessie Roach
Edna Junod
Vida Carpenter
Marie Morrison
Harmon
Franche Finsterwaild
What Other Women Say
The quote from Marie Dressler highlights restoring belief and confidence in individuals, their country, and government as central to the recovery effort. It emphasizes public morale as essential to collective progress and resilience.
Six Couples Dine At Colonial then Bridge Night Prize Winners Listed
Six couples attended dinner at The Colonial last night at six followed by three tables of bridge at the Householders home 88 May Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs J B Roberts and to William F Smiley. A quilting party for Mrs C W Conrath was held on the Athens Pomeroy Road. Mrs Bertha Hartinger and others dined at noon. DAR president general William Russell Magnus will speak on the Columbia network February 3 at 2 30 p m. Birth announced for Wylma Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs Vaughan Ross Marshfield born January 90 weighing seven and one half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nell Wayne Roach
Mr. L. V. Brown
Portsmouth
Miss Roach
Olive Jane Eaton
Ohio River
Eaton
Daehier Mortuary
The
Colonial
J. B. Roberts
J. E. Householder
William F. Smiley
C. W. Conrath
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Bertha Hartinger
Grace Jetters
Cora Munn
Alta Douglas
Osee Douglas
William Russell Magnus
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Columbia
Vaughan Ross
Marshfield
Wylma Ruth
Royals Learn Fancy Embroidery At Home
London February reports that Prince of Wales and Duke of York are taking up embroidery in spare time. Queen Mary inspires the craft with the Royal School of Needlework guiding the project. Princess Royal and Lord Harewood show interest while both princes work on antique chair seats at Windsor with special frames and lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Princess Royal
Lord Harewood
Royal School of
Lady Smith-Derrien
Lady Smith- Dorrien
United Press
Duke
Duchess of York
This Is Moving Week for Many Athens Families
This is moving week in Athens with families shifting to new residences. The Gordon K Bushes moved from North Hill to Strathmore Boulevard and are settling in. The William F Smileys relocated from 310 East State Street to 155 Morris Avenue with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gordon K. Bushes
North Hill
Strathmore Boulevard
William F. Smileys
East State Street
Morris Avenue
H. J. Ong
Poplar Street
North Congress Street
Wyatt Cunninghams
West Carpenter Street
Townsend
Local residents relocate homes and staff shifts announced
Mrs. W. H. Smith moves from 90 Mill Street to 83 Grosvenor in a Fred Slaughter house. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton F. Poston, former Rio Grande High School vocational agriculture teacher, take over the Smith residence. Mr. Poston will manage the farm relief bureau, while Marvin D. Losey and family move from 126 Morris Avenue to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Mill Street
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor
Clinton F. Poston
Rio Grande
Poston
Rio Grande High School
Smith
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Woman On Committee
Owitt
Artist’s Brush Sweets
U. S
Mary Margaret McBride
Rauch
Iploves
Rauch’s
Finsterwald
King’s Herald
First Methodist Church
League OF Voters
League of Women Voters
Edith M. Wray
Irma E. Voigt
Mary G. Ness
Frank X. Rauch
Detroit
Mich
Eee
L. G. Worstett
Hureday
Baltimore
Sunnyfield
Bokar
del Monte
Campbell
P&g Soap
Florida
Chuck Roast
Marie Dressler
Silvertone Worsted
Preston's Men's Dept
Woodworth’s
Indiana
Michigan
Michigans
Partners and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Saginaw
Janet Gaynor Lione Barrymore
Piarolina
Ierece
Jig
Logar
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