Calendar of Club Events Tuesday
Social Literary Club meets at Mrs. J B Heidler 76 Morris Ave with a program comparing Amelia Earhart Anne Lindbergh and Ora Johnson. Child Study group at Mrs George Min namey mer 38 First St 7 30 pm led by Mrs John Algeo. American Legion Auxiliary regular meeting Feb 6 with scrap book materials. Dean Voigt speaker. Hobson Study Circle at Mrs O G Houck 21 Elliott St 7 30 pm. Tuesday Club at The Eastwood Feb 1 dinner 6 30 pm host Dr Rush Elliott speaker Mr J J Woolley topic Change in the Field of Law. Missionary Silver Tea Feb 6 3 pm Central Ave Methodist Church Miss Sinkey from China in Chinese costume. Philathea Class at 26 Elmwood 7 30 pm. White Shrine Lodge meeting preceded by potluck dinner 6 pm initiation of three candidates. Friendship Class valentine party at Mr and Mrs R J Schaar Locust Heights. Higley Study Circle at 46 Elmwood 2 pm topics The Submarine and An Expedition Underseas. Episcopal Church Woman’s Auxiliary at Mrs J T Merwin North Hill 2 30 pm. Girl Scout leaders meet 1 30 pm Scout Rooms LaTourette and Gaylord program leaders tea after W C T U meeting 2 pm in Methodist Church County Schools alcohol instruction talk by F J Taylor. Playlet. dues noted. Daughters of Union Veterans meet 7 pm in 100 C F Hall.
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the Eastwood
J. J. Woolley
Rush Elliott
Bridge Luncheon Served By Mrs Smile At Eastwood
Mrs W F Smile entertained her bridge club Monday at the Eastwood with a 1 pm luncheon. Six guests joined members including Mrs George Banks Mrs Harold Wise Mrs Ernest Algeo Mrs Clark Dailey Mrs J E Householder and Mrs John C Henry. Mrs Joseph Thackery won first prize for members and Mrs Gordon Gray took low. high score went to Mrs Ige Banks.
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W. F. Smiley
the Eastwood
George Banks
Harold E. Wise
Ernest Algeo
Clark Dailey
J. E. Householder
John C. Henry
Joseph Thackery
Gordon Gray
Ige Banks
A Woman Owes Herself Much in Life and Growth
A feature on self worth urges women to seek independence time alone and personal growth. It emphasizes dignity, security through family, and ongoing mental development, then notes the Mid-Winter Revival at Apostolic Holiness Church in Richland Ave with Evangelists Patton and Patton and a WBA school of instruction at Hotel Berry.
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The
Apostolic Holiness Church
Richland Ave
J. L. Patton
Delta Pi Auxiliary Holds Auxiliary Meeting at Roberts Home
Ten members attended the Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary meeting Monday evening at Mrs. J. B. Roberts 116 Franklin Ave. A short business session followed by light refreshments. Next meeting will be a potluck dinner with the active chapter at the chapter house on March 4. The Women’s Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church also meets Friday at 1 pm at Mrs. Marie Dorsey’s home for officer elections and member attendance.
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Alpha Delta Pi
J. B. Roberts
Franklin Ave
Activ
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Marie Dorsey
Ohio University Glee Club to Perform Sunday at Memorial Auditorium
The Ohio University Men's Glee Club directed by Prof. Philip L. Peterson will give a Sunday evening concert in Memorial Auditorium at eight o'clock on February 11. The program includes multiple choral numbers with works by Homier Schuetky Treharne, Schaffer, Arlen Scotson, MacGimsey, Schertzinger, Roeckel Rogers Nevin Kreisler and others. The concert is part of the winter Sunday evening series and features solos, violin, and piano accompaniment.
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Men's Glee Club of
Ohio University
Philip Peterson
Ohio University Men's Glee Club
Philip L. Peterson
Memorial Auditorium
Jacques Homier
Schuetky-Treharne
Schaffer
Varsity
Arlen Scotson
MacGimsey
March of the Grenadiers
Schertzinger
Felman-Howorth
William Geren
St. Ives
Roeckel-Rogers
Nevin
Liebesfreud
Kreisler
R. M. Rice
Betty Story
de Rivah
Macgimsey-Willoughby
Drake
Chudleigh-Candish
Goodnight
Fitzhugh
Ohio University Glee Club
Smith outlines Chinese customs at City Federation luncheon
Dr. W. J. Smith of Ohio University spoke on Family Life in China at the City Federation luncheon. He described Chinese superstitions and customs as part of his talk.
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Dr. Smith
W. J. Smith
History Department
Ohio University
City Federation
China
Hathomar Class Plans Attendance Contest at Church
Forty eight members of the Hathomar Class of First Methodist Church met for a potluck and brief business session. Rev. John Danford blessed the meal and the group chosen to head opposing teams for an attendance contest to recruit new members and boost Sunday School attendance. The losers will treat winners to a banquet. The next meeting is set for the first Monday in March.
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First Methodist Church
John Danford
Charles Bayless
John Grekila
Carl Ferguson
S. C. Hartman
John Dowler
Marriage Meddlers Sequel With Transylvania Queen Plot
Exiled Queen Olga learns from Madge Graham in Sag Harbor that her fiancé Philip Veritzen plans to replace Olga’s lost emeralds with perfect substitutes to trigger belief the real jewels are found. Olga agrees to a plan to identify the jewels by a small mark, while Madge departs as Olga rehearses a scene with Olivia and Mary.
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Olga
Transvania
Madge Graham
Madge
Sag Harbor Farm
Philip Veritzen
Veritzen
Lillian Underwood
Oliia
Mary
Noel
Jack Leslie
Olivia
Slim Down Now With Tubular Silhouette Fitness
Practical exercise routine promotes a flat diaphragm and rounded hips for spring fashion. Including floor crunches, leg raises, back bends, and progressive daily reps, plus a Martzolff Sunday School note and local illness-related visit details.
Two Families Share Family Secrets About Raising a House Fund
Olive Roberts Barton contrasts two households as Mr and Mrs Brown and Mr and Mrs Gray discuss a raise and a plan to buy a home. The Browns keep the news private to avoid demanding children, while the Grays involve their kids and gain help from Lola and Bob through sacrifices and possible summer work. Which approach fits your family.
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Olive Roberts Barton
John Brown
Mary
Jack
Mother
Daddy
Lola
Bob
ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER By MARIAN BUSH REEDER
A nostalgic piece explains the origin of Tallahassee hush puppies and shares a family friendly recipe. The author recalls campfire cane grinding times in Florida and provides step by step instructions for corn meal hush puppies with onion.
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Marian Bush Reeder
Tallahassee
Ohio
Surprising Lunar Influences Predict Quiet Yet Ambitious Year
The text forecasts a day of unexpected activity across business, intellectual and social life with a mystical undertone. It cautions against impulsive changes, notes possible social conflicts, but promises fulfillment for those celebrating a birthday with high attainments and notable creative potential.
Guysville Ladies Aid Plans February Meeting and Benefit Party
The Guysville Ladies Aid schedules its February meeting for Thursday February 8 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Faye Chapman. Mrs Mayme Ash craft and Mrs Virgene Pierce lead the program. A WBA benefit party is set for Tuesday February 13 at the ILOOP Hall chaired by Mrs Dennis Ours. The National Library at Stockholm reports new books treated to destroy microbes.
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Guysville Ladies Aid
Faye Chapman
Mayme Ashcraft
Virgene Pierce
WBA
Ilo.o.p. Hall
Dennis Ours
National Library
Stockholm
How to Make a Splendid Cough Remedy at Home
Home recipe claims a cheap cough remedy using 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water with 21% oz Pinex in a pint bottle mixed as a syrup. It promises rapid relief, strong soothing action, and long shelf life with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Slightly Honorable at Athena reveals political scandal cast
Ruth Terry stars in Walter Wanger's Slightly Honorable at the Athena Theater. The film follows an attorney and a clean State Senator as they tackle a highway contracting racket tied to a clique of bigwigs aided by a group of women, with a dramatic climax and twist ending.
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Walter Wanger
Athena Theater
Ruth Terry
F. G. Presnell
Highway Commission
Pat O’brien
Wanger Discovery
Edward Arnold
Claire Dodd
Broderick Crawford
Alan Dinehart
Doug Dumbriile
Janet Beecher
Eve Arden
Tay Garnett
United Artists
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Mexico
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Louisville
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
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J. B. Heidler
Morris Ave
H. E. Benz
Amelia Airhart
Anne Lindbergh
Ora Johnson
Central P.T.A
George Minnameyer
First St
John Algeo
American Legion Auxiliary
Dean Voigt
Paul Shannon
F. P. Frebault
Frank Harvey
Helene Frebault
Hobson Study Circle
O. G. Houck
Elliott St
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Miss Sinkey
Philathea
Christian Church
S. E. G. Pedigo
Elmwood
White Shrine Lodge
Methodist Church
Wilma Pierre
R. J. Schaar
Locust Heights
Higley
W. A. Carpenter
William Kirschner
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
W.C.T.U
Co. Supt. of
F. J. Taylor
H. T. Phillips
Daughters of Union Veterans
100.C.F. Hall
Gallahers
Milldecks Shoe Store
Thens
W. F. Smile
Ruth Millett
WBA School
Phoebe Jones
Hotel Berry
Ha Delta Pi
I. Roberts
90 Woman's Auxiliary
Laura Bailey
D. B. Green
T. M. Wolfe
H. M. Woods
Ways and Means
George Pilcher
Emmett Rowles
Zeta Tau Alpha
A. E. Wagner
Congress
Neely
Johnson
Federation
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Gard
Miss Bailey
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Adele
Olina
Lillian
Katie
Alicia Hart
Martzolff
James Hockman
Lola Hockman
Mildred Hockman
Logan
Harold Oatney
Pleasantville
Orlie Hockman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Oatney
Athens
Marjorie
Herdman
Stimson Ave
Genevieve Kemble
Ce Benefit Party
Athena
Roman Cleanser O' Bk Cae
Clan Lowey
Pat O'Brien
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
Montreal
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Grant Withers
Arjorie Reynolds Peter George Lynk
Andrew Pavlish
Coles
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