Athens women hear plan to beautify city and curb unsightly business
C M Gill and T M Walfe spoke to more than 70 women on city planning and beautification in Athens. The meeting, hosted by the Business and Professional Women’s Club, discussed how to restrict gas stations in residential areas and regulate new lots, with a Red Cross pledge and officer slate announced for the coming year.
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Athens
C. M. Gill
Athens Chamber of Commerce
T. M Walfe
Business and Professional Women's Club
Cline
City Federation of Women's Club
Charles Evans
City Federation
American Red Cross
Anna K. Price
Col McNeils Host Dinner Bridge At Park Place
Colonel and Mrs Thomas F McNeil hosted a dinner at their Park Place home Thursday evening. Guests included President and Mrs Herman G James and numerous faculty and professionals. After dinner 20 boards of duplicate bridge were played with Mrs James and Major Olmstead winning the prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. McNeil
Park Place
Herman G. James
Irma E. Voigt
John R. Johnston
Frank B. Dilley
GC. C. Robinson
R. L. Morton
H. E. Benz
T. N. Hoover
Misa Irene Devlin
Who's Going And Coming
D. R. Zenner returned today from Florida where he has been the guest of Mr. Pearson Winslow aboard the Winslow yacht. The party, which included several others, cruised off the coast of southern Florida for more than a week. Grace and Marjorie McKee Cincinnati are spending this week in Athens with their grandmother Mrs. W. H. McKee 44 University Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Evans 17 Home Street had as their guests for the week end their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evans Washington Pa and daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. William Matheny Piqua. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evans who came through from Pennsylvania told of seeing the flood waters in this section and much of the devastation caused by the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Zenner
Florida
Pearson Winslow
Winslow
Grace
Marjorie McKee
Cincinnati
Athens
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
Charles W. Evans
S&t
Wayne Evans
Washington
William Matheny
Piqua
Pennsylvania
Long Bottom Briefs
Howard Hughes came from Columbus to tend flood damaged property and aid his father in law M. W. Stewart. Hubert Lawrence and wife from Pittsburgh visit parents C. H. Lawrence. W. B. Coleman seriously ill at daughter’s home. Shirley Swan and family from Parkersburg visit relatives in flood.
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Howard Hughes
Columbus
M. W. Stewart
Hubert Lawrence
Pittsburgh
C. H. Lawrence
W. B. Coleman
William Stethem
Shirley Swan
Parkersburg
Athens County Council of Childhood Education Meeting
The Athens County Council of Childhood Education will meet at the I. O. O. F. hall in Jacksonville Wednesday at 7 30 PM. The session will discuss local child education matters and community participation.
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Jacksonville
Athens County Council of Childhood Education
I. O. O. F. Hall
American Legion Auxiliary Plans and February Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its February meeting at the Legion Home on South Court Street. Reports covered 44 members active toward a 55-member quota, with Juniors eligible, and upcoming social events, legislative bills, flood relief efforts, and by-law updates to be presented at the 1937 Convention. Also announced are a mid-winter conference in Columbus and a March costume party at the Alexander Presbyterian Church with colonial dress and valentines.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
South Court Street
John Dowler
Auxiliary
Anthony Padden
Raymond Connett
Childwelfare
Floyd Hutchings
Pomeroy
Middleport
M. C. Morrison
Schenkle
Newport
Kentucky
Fretz
Cleveland
William Sisson
Con
Louis Turoler
F. P. Frebault
Columbus
C. C. Chapman
Gloeckner
Charles Goodrich
Guest
C. G Houch
Griswold
American Legion
E. W. Bailey
Charles Fishinger
Lydia Fenzel
Social Calendar notes many Tuesday gatherings in town
The Social Calendar lists W Cc T A meeting at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 2 p m with Mrs Len B McCune in charge. Ooo Sayre Study Club meets Tuesday at Mrs W W Wiggin 10 Elmwood Place. Hobson Study Circle hosts Mrs Carl Frey 54 Shannon Ave Tuesday 7 30 p m. White Shrine hosts potluck Tuesday at 6 p m. Eastside Mothersingers meet 2 15 p m at Mrs John Dowler 70 Morris Ave. Philathea Class home gathering on N Congress St. Tuesday 6 30 p m. Tuesday Club dinner at Eastwood 6 30 p m hosted by Dr and Mrs Gamertsfelder. Social Literary Club reviews The Tides of Life at 2 30 p m at Mrs Gordon K Bush Strathmore Blvd. Chi Omega Alumnae buffet at 5 30 p m at 35 N College St. Richland Ave M P Church Friendship Class hosts Miss Villa Tippie on Richland Ave at 7 30 p m. Highy Study Circle Wednesday 2 pm at Miss Mary Williams home. D A V meets Wednesday 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows Hall. Social Sewing Society at 106 Maplewood Drive Wednesday between 1 30 and 4 p m. Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary at Mrs C C Millikan 24 N High St Wednesday Feb 3. Faithful Few Club meets Thursday 7 30 p m at Gay Tea Room Grosvenor St hosted by Mrs Mable Mapes Regrets to Mrs Raymond Bardin at the Gay Tea Room 20692 by noon Wednesday.
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Gay Tea Room
Grosvenor St
Mable Mapes
Raymond Bardin
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
The narrator rushes home with Katherine after hospital scenes, facing an evasive Lillian who promises news not yet ready. Brock drives safely as Madge frets over a looming reckoning with Dicky and Hal Meredith’s condition, while Lillian hints at a crucial development before the next installment.
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Brock
Katherine
New York
New Hampshire
Madge
Myrna Loy Plans Kitchen Centerpiece for Parties
Hollywood star Myrna Loy announces a party kitchen centerpiece for her Coldwater Canyon home. She and producer Arthur Hornblow Jr plan to move in next month, decorating in a peasant Bavarian beer hall style with a grand scullery.
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Henry Sutherland
United Press
Hollywood
U.P
Myrna Loy
Loy
Coldwater Canyon
Mr. Loy
Arthur Hornblow, Jr
C E Society Organized at Richland Ave M P Church
A Christian Endeavor Society was organized last Sunday at Richland Ave M P Church with officers: President Gladys Balzer, vice president Clarence Cash, secretary Virginia Goldsberry, corresponding secretary Esther Secoy. Camille Cash named leader for next Sunday. Revival services closed last Sunday with 35 men at the last meeting. Ladies Aid will meet Thursday to repair donated clothing for relief work and a potluck dinner will be served at noon.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Richland Ave
M. P
Gladys Balzer
Clarence Cash
Virginia Goldsberry
Esther Secoy
Camille Cash
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Mrs Haning Honored By Women’s Relief Corps Meeting
Women’s Relief Corps gathered at 47 Stimson Ave to honor Mrs. Haning on her birthday. Mary Fryburger won the top score. lamp and gifts were presented. Also announces the birth of an eight pound son to Mrs. Helen Parker Sands at Sheltering Arms Hospital. 900 Relief Corps to meet Feb 5 at Red Men’s Hall.
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Women's Relief Corps
Mary Haning
Stimson Ave
Frank Sims
Mary A. Fryburger
August Finsterwald
John Milar
Blanch Root
Walter Smith
R. T. Bay
Mary Root
Louise Finsterwald
Mary Dickens
Lydia Cray
Laura Woodruff
Flora B. Murple
Victoria
Dorothy McAllister
Wilda Young
Willis Sands
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Helen Parker
Barberton
J. R. Sands
Canaan Pike
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Mothers shaping destinies a lesson in childhood discipline
A columnist argues that overprotective mothers create weak adults who struggle with hardship. The piece laments pampered children spoiled by indulgent upbringing and stresses personal responsibility, resilience, and the long arc from childhood lessons to adult success or failure. It condemns mistimed pampering as worse than rare crimes.
Child Study Club Meeting Plans at Mrs Fisher Home
The Child Study Club will meet on Thursday February 4 at 68 West State Street with Mrs H A Fisher hosting. Mrs Frank Ayres serves as topic leader in the compact page notice.
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Child Study Club
H. A. Fisher
W. State St
Frank Ayres
ALL-Bran Promises Regular Relief From Daily Ailments
A customer testimonial touts Kellogg's ALL-Bran as a cure for headaches fatigue and sluggish digestion from low bulk meals. It claims the cereal absorbs water to form a cleansing mass and advises two tablespoons daily or three times daily in severe cases.
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E. N. Kring
Hickory St
Fairbury
Illinois
Kellogg’s
Ellogy
Battle Creek
Make Your Own Pinex Cough Remedy at Home
Learn to mix Pinex with sugar syrup to create a pint of cough medicine at home. The ad claims rapid relief from severe coughs, soothing throat membranes and loosening phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
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Emmett Rowles
William 5. Shepherd
Clarence Roach
F. W. Cone
H. M. Woods
A. E. Wagner
N. S. Welk
M. G. Decker
Fletcher Metcalf
George A. Banks
William 8. Shepherd
Chichesters
Col. McNeils
Quick's
the Styron-Beggs CO
Newark, Ohio
Col Wyes
Mother Love Creed
Memphis
Mississippi
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Bert Hovey
Albany
First Presbyterian Church
Len B. McCune
Ooo Sayre Study Club
W. W. Wiggin
Elmwood Place
Hobson Study Circle
Carl Frey
Shannon Ave
White Shrine
Morris Ave
John Jagers
N. Congress St
the Eastwood
Gamertsfelder
Rush Elliott
Ooo Social Literary Club
Gordon K. Bush
Strathmore Boulevard
Mathew Woll
Chi Omega
N. College St
Ooo
Odd. A. V
Odd Fellows Hall
Social Sewing Society
C. D. Duncan
Maplewood Drive
Alpha Delta Pi
C. C. Millikan
N. High St
Guy Rocky
Adele Garrison
Lillian
Goodby
Parkway
Dicky
Allen Drake
Dicky Dicky
Hal Meredith
Oita
Ulasu
Vogue
C. E. Society
M. P. Church
Mrs. Haning
Mother Gray
Doll
Walker Gray CO
LeRoy, N.Y. Mothe
Razor
Gallaher
Court St
Dorothy DIX
Johnny
Tammy
Darling
Tommy
Mamma
Mary
John
Joh
Milldecks
N Court St
Athens, Ohio
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