Pi Theta Honorary Installed at University of Cincinnati
Eight Pi Theta girls from the University of Cincinnati performed the ceremony Saturday afternoon. A formal initiation banquet followed at the Colonial Hotel with 22 covers and a daisy theme in green white and gold. Miss Verna Cantora presided as toastmaster while Miss Constance McLeod and Miss Martha Whipple gave welcomes and Miss Virginia Ahiburn and Miss Marie Siemer recounted the sorority history. Visiting Pi Thetas joined local members for a bridge party and a waffle breakfast the next morning.
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Pi Theta
University of Cincinnati
Colonial Hotel
Naomi Williams
Ingerham Couple Wait 15 Years For Fried Onions Delight
Ad claims of Adlerika relief for gas and bloating are featured by Mrs. L Branton and Prof. D W Ingerham. Advertisement from Glideon s Pharmacy Coolville Taylor s Drug Nelsonville Hickman s Pharmacy promotes Adlerika acting on upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter and improve digestion.
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Adierika
Coolville
Taylor's Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hickman's Pharmacy
Simpler Ginger Bread Recipe Promises Perfect Results
A so called kitchen tested flour promotes a new Gold Medal Flour type. It claims high success in home baking with a uniform result. The ad touts 272 testers and 270 with perfect luck, blaming only minor mixing errors for the failures.
Birth Announced and Local Social Notes From Springfield
An announcement records the birth of a daughter on Saturday February 2 at City Hospital Springfield. It notes Ingerham S associate violin professor at Obl University and a move from Springfield. The week’s social items list visits and gatherings in the area including families Dowler Blair and Siefert with various relatives and friends.
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Mia
James A. Caldwell
Ellis Avenue
Becky Mae
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Caldwell
Athens Messenger
City Hospital
Springfield
Ingerham.s
Obl University
Ingerham
Ham
Witberg Music
Youth wounded while fleeing police face fugitive charges
Cleveland on February 4 reports confession traces lead to fugitive charges against a youth wounded Saturday night during a police pursuit and his companion.
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Cleveland
Duncan escapes injury after wreck near Sugar Creek
Paul Duncan of Nelsonville escaped serious harm when his coupe left the road Sunday afternoon and toppled onto street car tracks just below Sugar Creek. He was pinned under the wreckage but was taken to Nelsonville by passing motorists with only slight injuries. The car was badly wrecked.
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Chauncey
Paul Duncan
Nelsonville
Sugar Creek
Duncan
Funeral of Fred Osborne Jr. Held in The Plains
The funeral for Fred Osborne Jr. was held at his parents’ home in The Plains last Thursday. The service was conducted by Rev. M. Chatley of the Athens Church of Christ instead of Rev. G. B. Courtney of Chauncey as was stated in Sunday's Messenger.
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Chauncey
Fred Osborne, Jr
the Plains
M. &. Chatley
Athens Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Dinner Chauncey Women Host Chicken Supper
The Women's Bible Class of Chauncey M. E. Church hosted a chicken supper for the church’s young people last Friday at Mrs. N. S. Harvey’s Ellis Avenue home. The event followed a recent contest between the two classes.
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Chauncey
Woman's Bible
Chauncey M. E. Church
N. S. Harvey
Ellis Avenue
Probe Man's Death At a Drinking Party
In Columbus an inquest was held into the death of George Abels 47 who died after a drinking party. His wife Mary 52 and three male roommates were taken to the police station for questioning as investigators seek cause of the fractured skull and mysterious end.
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Columbus
George Abels
Abel
Mary
Youth Killed Crossing Intersection in Cleveland
Edward Seegart aged 21 was struck and killed by an automobile while crossing an intersection in Cleveland yesterday. Police cited the accident occurred at the crossing, with no further details provided.
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Cleveland
Edward Seegart
Ferrel baby dies after Friday illness in Portsmouth
Rennie F. Ferrel two and a half years old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ferrel formerly of Chauncey died Friday night at the family home in Portsmouth. He had been ill with inflammation of the brain. The body was moved to Millfield for funeral services at the home of Mrs Ferrel's parents. Mrs Ferrel was formerly Miss Thelma Rankin of Millfield. The Ferrels have another child a daughter. He was grandson of Mr and Mrs Ben F Ferrel of Chauncey.
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Fern Robinson
Marietta
Bert Blair
R. R. Brown
Chauncey
Rennie F. Ferrel
Frank Ferrel
Portsmouth
R. L. Maguire
Ayer
Friendship Bible Class Hosts Chauncey Gathering
The Nite Bible Class of The Plains M E Church invites Friendship Bible Class members from Church Of Christ Chauncey to meet at 6 45 PM Wednesday. Members plan to travel to The Plains and will assemble at Mrs Andrew Jack Street for a pre event gathering.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Friendship Bible
Church of Chri
Friendship C
Plaine
Andrew Jack
Doctors Show Hundreds Here Quickest Way to End Colds
Doctors urge home use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral hospital certified medicine to relieve colds quickly. Reports from Athens describe rapid fever reduction, eased chest congestion, and near immediate relief, with children notably sleeping better after dosing. The note emphasizes hospital certified credibility and prompt relief.
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D. H. Cunard
Athens
Cunard
Ayer
Se Grengiate
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Miss Acomb
Miss Evans
D. W. Ingerham
Slingluff’s Collegienne Shop
Ray Johnston
Washburn Crosby Company
Minsear
Cale Pie
Betty Geld
Blastora Stander Sige
K of P. Hall
Clarence Mansfield
Orland
Martha
H. P. Dowler
Canaanville Road
Dowler
Lucille Dowler
Clyde Siefert
Marcella Siefert
Harley Maxwell
Marion
George ‘H. Maxwell
Mill Street
Betty
Darrel Kenney
Mary Elizabeth
Elias Carsey
Pleasant Valley
Floyd Frashier
George Frashier
First Street
Jersey
Slingluffs Collegienne Shop
Bootery
MELO
Midol
Women's Bible Class
Probe Man
Ferrel
Millfield
Treeaany Boel
Ina
Aver
Sunnyfield
Prunes
Pillsbury’s
Campbell's Soup
Campbell's
Muir
Santos
Bokar Coffee
Bea Veon
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