Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Plan Lenten Tea in Los Angeles
Pi Beta Phi alumnae from Ohio arrange a pre Lenten tea and style show for 1000 guests at the Hotel Biltmore Los Angeles to benefit the Pi Pi Settlement School in Gatlinburg Tennessee. Mrs Anson M Reeder and Mrs Edward Carter assist hostesses Elizabeth Wheat in receiving attendees.
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Anson M. Reeder
Pauline @wanson
Huntington Park Signal
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Pi
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Amy Burnham Oaken
Ruth Danettsmith
Gail DeWolff
Elizabeth Wheat
Nations College
pan-Hellenic Council
Appalachian Mountains
Pi Phi
Reeder
Ohio University
Edward Carter
Christine Dailey
Ohio Wesleyan University
Musical Program Features Meeting for Young People
A Sunday night program of vocal and instrumental music will headline the Young People's Society of the Church of God meeting. Services start at six. Last week nearly 100 youth heard Harry Woo, a Chinese student at Ohio University, give a missionary talk and 24 adults attended. Next Sunday night final plans for a Valentine Day party at R. Atkins home are to be announced. last year 44 youths and three chaperons attended. Any young person over sixteen may attend.
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Young People's Society of the Church of God
Harry Woo
Ohio University
Society
R. &. Atkins
North
Lancaster Street
Atkins
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Pediatric Cure
An advertisement urges mothers to treat poor appetite in children with California Syrup of Figs a pure laxative. It links sluggish appetite to a sluggish colon and promises rapid improvements in eating, energy, weight, and spirits, urging readers to demand genuine CALIFORNIA syrup and avoid substitutes.
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California
Specialistea
Seventh Birthday Party for Thomas Wingett at Home
Yesterday marked Thomas Wingett’s seventh birthday with a party at 1% Morris Avenue. Fifteen second grade East Side School boys attended with Miss Louisa Steele assisting. Prizes went to Seymour Luckoff Albert Smith Roger Rowland Julian McQuisten and Dean Heil. The pink and white Valentine color scheme matched a chocolate valentine party favor theme. Thomas’s cake featured seven pink candies. Guests included Paul Conner Biddle Brown Robert Lee Robert Garrett John Stout Coover Staats Paul Richards George Gibson Bolen Harry Peckham George Peckham and others.
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Thomas Wingett
Wayne Wingett
Bis
Morris Avenue
East Side School
Louisa Steele
Wingett
Seymour Luckoff
Albert Smith
Roger Rowland
Julian McQuisten
Dean Heil
Thomas
Paul Conner
Biddle Brown
Robert Lee
Robert Garrett
John Stout
Coover Staats
Paul Richards
George Gibson Bolen
Harry
Thursday Night Bridge Club Meets at Tea House
The Thursday Night Bridge Club hosted a Valentine themed evening at the Cottage Tea House with six o'clock dinner. Mr. F. E. Burdette and Mrs. Sam C. Warren led women’s high scores. men’s high scores went to Mr. Burdette and Mr. Dwight Robinson. Guests Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Gandee joined the twelve-seat table, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marquis leaving after dinner and the Gand ees taking their place.
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D. J. Gandee
Cottage Tea House
F. E. Burdette
Sam C. Warren
Dwight Robinson
Fred HM. McCoy
H. ©. Atkins
Charles Marquis
Columbia
J. I. Gandee
Bridge Club Meets at Danford Home
Four guests joined Mrs. Howard Knox and club members for an evening of bridge at Dr. and Mrs. Y. G. Danford's home on North Congress Street. Guests were Mrs. T. B. Byrne Mrs. John Rose Mrs. Lute Evans and Miss Verna Danford. Ernest Algeo won the club prize for high score Verna Danford took the guest prize.
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Howard Knox
Bridge Club
Y. G. Danford
North Congress Street
T. B. Byrne
John Rose
Lute Evans
Verna Danford
Ernest Algeo
Boy Celebrates Sixth Birthday With East Side Friends
Thursday marked Edward Oldfield's sixth birthday, son of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Oldfield of 21 Sunnyside Drive. About eighteen first graders from East Side School joined at home for games and a cake celebration with Verna Kern and Vincent Wiley winning prizes.
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Edward Oldfield
Hamilton Oldfield
Sunnyside Drive
East Side
Verna Kern
Vincent Wiley
Edward
Valentine
Patricia Williams
Deanue Melchersen
Jeny Clair Sprague
Catherine Quidor
Betty Ann Phillips
Doris Elkina
Dixie Genter
Jack Davidson
New Cameron
Bob Vercoe
Charles Pierce
Lewis Burgett
Billy Trautwein
Kenneth Gardner
Charles Duncan
Charles Gilkey
James Farley
Hammy” Oldfield
Tommy Oldfield
C. O. Rowland
Carlos Cameron
Oldfield
Eastwood Bridge Party Hosts Valentine Themed Event
Mrs. A. R. Kresge and Mrs. A. C. Gubitz co hosted a bridge party at Eastwood on Thursday night. The event featured a red and white color scheme with Valentine style decorations and refreshments. Eleven tables were in play.
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A. R. Kresge
A. C. Gubitz
Eastwood
Local residents travel for exams and visits in Columbus
Paul Hudson son of Mr and Mrs J W Hudson came to Columbus Wednesday to take a Federal examination for a government radio operator position. He runs an amateur station at 31 Second Street. Dr and Mrs W L Gard will spend Saturday in Columbus with their son Leavitt a chemistry student at Ohio State University. Mrs G E B Mitchell hosted her mother Mrs C Dr Wickersham of Dayton at 201 East State Street before motor trips to Dayton today.
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Paul Hudson
J. W. Hudson
National Radio Institute
Washington, D. C
Columbus
Paul
Second Street
W. L. Gard
Leavitt
Ohio State University
G. EB. Mitchell
East State Street
C. Dr. Wickersham
Dayton
State Employes Seek Pension Plan at Columbus Dinner
Ohio state employees from Athens State Hospital and nearby highway sections will travel to Columbus on February 15 for the eighth annual Ohio State Employes Beneficial Association dinner at Memorial Hall. More than a thousand workers are expected, as a retirement system bill, not funded or assessed for two years, seeks to modernize coverage for about 20,000 state employees. Governor White will attend as guest of honor with his official family, followed by entertainment.
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Ohio State
Athens State Hospital
Columbus
Ohio State Employes Beneficial Association
Memorial Hall
Columbia
Ohio
White
Old Maestro Scorns Every Weather Rival
Punxsutawney Phil, described as the weather realm’s dictator, appeared in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and forecast six weeks of real winter. He derided the technocratic Quarryville impostor and Skippy the groundhog, blamed the Punxsutawney Ground Hog Club’s absence on prohibition, and hinted at a white topped schooner on the horizon.
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Punxsutawney
U.P
Gobbler
Quarryville
Pittsburgh
Maeatro
Woodchuck
Punxsutawney Ground
Hin Hole
Seven Initiated Into Athens Grange at Crane Mall Fairgrounds
One hundred twenty five Grangers attended Thursday night as two Romer Grange teams initiated seven candidates into Athens Grange at the Crane Mall fairgrounds. State Deputy Burdell and county deputy Mansfield were present along with several Ath ens County masters. Refreshments were provided by John Hope Everett Russ and H R Jacoby.
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Romer Grange
Athens Grange
Crane Malll Fairgrounds
Burdell
Merwin Mansfield
Athens County
John Hope
Everett Russ
H. R. Jacoby
F. B. Gilliam
Athens R. D
William and Raymond Hooper
Lucille Hunter
Mary Daugherty
Villa Tippie
Athens
Hitler Declares He Is Not Radical in First Interview
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler, newly named fascist chancellor, says Germany must resist Bolshevism or face capitulation. He asks the world press not to pass premature judgment and defends himself against accusations of firebrand rhetoric, insisting his past speeches prove moderation.
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Berlin
U.P
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Delay in Cleaning Out Falls Holds Up Opening of Mine
GLOUSTER Feb 3 So much work has been encountered in cleaning up tails in Ohio Mine No 1 at Jacksonville that it will be impossible to start pumping water out of a second swale between the shaft bottom and the back where the Christmas Day fire started 2500 feet in the mine until sometime next week. After the first swale was pumped out it was expected pumping of the second would start early this week but debris was too heavy. Only a small number of men can be used and progress is slow.
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Glouster
Ohio
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Man Injured in Auto Crash Taken to Columbus
David Powers, injured days earlier north of Chauncey in a collision with Herman Skrotsky of Redtown, was moved to a Columbus hospital for observation. Dr. C von Scheele, Powers’ physician, said he will remain several days for monitoring. Glouster council to meet at City Building tonight at 7.
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Jacksonville
David Powers
Chauncey
Herman Skrotsky
Redtown
Columbus
C. von Scheele
Powers
Glouster Grade Pupils Excel in Spelling Contest
In Glouster on February 3, grade pupils across Ruth Watkins, Olive McKee, and Jane Murray rooms achieved 100 percent spelling scores. Medians ranged from 60s to low 90s with standards from 76 to 78. Overall, the group surpassed the required spelling standard with several classes posting high marks.
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Glouster
Ruth Watkins
Billy McCoy
Maxine Smith
Gertrude Howard
Rita Rice
Laurella Tippie
Glenna Morris
Marjorie Halbert
Betty Lee Kirby
Leonard Lent
Marie van Horp
Luch Smith
Elizabeth Bergman
Betty Ann Seckioger
Bessie LaFollett
Olive MckKee
Jimmis Dennison
Violet Freeman
LeLavon Faires
Edward Matthews
Andrew Mecum
Dorothy McLaughlin
Andrew MacCreanor
Barbara Richardvo
Ralph Rothery
Edna Sanders
Dorothy Stahl
Forest Lee Harty
Odard
Jane Murray
Too Much Pressure Glouster Boy Fractures Mother
Max Williams stepped behind his mother on Spring Street and squeezed her causing severe pain. A physician diagnosed a fractured rib from the incident. In Hollister the U B Church Basketball team to play the Flying Finns of Jacksonville Saturday night at 8 o clock in the J T High School gym.
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Glouster
Max Williams
Spring Street
Store Opens at Bishopville After Half Century Gap
Bishopville begins a new trading era as J L Falla’s closed shop left a gap of decades. P M Smith opens a store in a room at his residence marking the town’s first retail outlet in months.
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Bishopville
J. L. Falla
P. M. Smith
Dried beef uses and recipes from early menus
The article promotes dried beef as a versatile emergency staple and meal enhancer. It compares dried and bulk beef, notes higher fuel value, less water, and minimal salt needed. It offers usage tips, sandwich fillings with gherkins and cheese, and a tested cheese tomato filling, plus a sample three meal plan for tomorrow.
Nurse Regains Her Health After Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
A Brooklyn nurse recalls three years of illness improving after five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits boosted appetite eased nerves better digestion and relief from sleeplessness. The ad touts hundreds of thousands of women endorsing the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Diana A. Sant
Amity St
Brooklyn
New York
Glorifying Youth and Mature Beauty in Society
A discussion on the prevalent youth obsession among All American women, noting the danger of overemphasis. It praises sophisticated smartness and dignified beauty in mature women, highlighting good grooming, hair, skin, hands, and makeup as commendable.
Compulsory Standards for Youth Fashion and Maturity
The text argues for a shift from prewar styles to mature beauty standards. It links self discipline, dignified appearance, and proper attire to youth, modesty, and social respect, urging choices in clothes and makeup to project charm and maturity. It contrasts youthful trends with adult elegance and emphasizes influential guidance from mature women.
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