Entertaining Program at All Day Meeting of Women’s Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church held an all day meeting with sewing for rugs and comforts, a noon potluck, and an afternoon of entertainment. Groups staged plays, solos, readings, and stunts, with devotions led by Mrs. J B Carpenter. The treasurer noted one group fully pledged. A church event and social announced for Friday night and March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Carpenter
H. L. Wheaton
William Ruston
J. W. Hudson
Hudson
Charles Evans
P. B. Burns
Neil Heise
Arthur Hunter
John Kilpatrick
Ralph Beasley
O. K. Parrett
Mina D. Fry
William Mingus
Joe Walburn
BE. D. Shrout
Ralph Woods
M. G. Decker
Etta Laverty
Arthur Hickman
Home Missions
EE. D. Shrout
Guy Molin
Wayne Wingett
A. D. Townsend
Sam Warren
F. C. Schilling
Walter Musgrave
C. EB. Fultz
HM. T. Farrar
Ferrar
F. C. Kayser
A. W. Boetticher
Elmer Poston
Helen Lawrence
P. G. Dowler
W. 8
Catarrhal Deafness Treatment Advertises Parmint Cure
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness and head noises arise from catarrh and phlegm. It promotes a constitutional treatment to expel the poison, offering Parmint as the remedy mixed with hot water and sugar, available at Cline's Pharmacy and Quick's Cut Rate Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Quick
Ohio women to discuss Mort Plan at Columbus luncheon
Dr. Irma E Voigt Dean of Women at Ohio University and Mrs 5 H Bing president of the Athens of Women Voters were invited to a Columbus luncheon at the Faculty Club OSU to discuss the Mort Plan. Miss Edith Cockins state president of the AAUW arranged the meeting inviting heads of women’s education groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
5. H. Bing
Athens of Women Voters
Columbus
Ohio State University
Edith Cockins
American Association of University Women
Eastwood Needlecraft Club Bridge Evening
Mrs. EB Miller hosted the Eastwood Needlecraft Club at her home with guest Mrs. E W Coe. Five bridge tables were in play as Mrs Harold Coe won the club prize and Mrs E W Coe took the guest prize. A late supper followed the game with a red and white Valentine color scheme at the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Miller
Needlecraft Club
E. W. Coe
Eastwood
Harold Coe
John H. Preston
East State Street
Dinner Bridge by Jolly Rounders at Puss-In-Boots
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Littler hosted their card club the Jolly Rounders with two guest couples at the Puss-In-Boots. Dinner at six thirty preceded four tables of play with high scores awarded to Mrs. Ray Barnhart for women and to Mr. Ernest Baughman for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Littler
Jolly Rounders
Ray Barnhart
Ernest Baughman
D. R. Morris
Forrest L. Chism
Violinist Will Appear In Sunday Concert
W Bennett Shimp of Ohio University School of Music will give a Sunday 8 pm violin recital in Alumni Memorial Auditorium as the series third concert. The program spans Beethoven Nardini and Kreisler with Tarantella Corelli themes, plus Rosmarin Caprice Viennois and Liebesfreud. Shimp repeats in Parkersburg Tuesday with Mrs. Lilian Boles Robinson accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bennett Shimp
Ohio University School of Music
Alumni! Memorial Auditorium
Shimp
Pietro Nardini
Nardini
Frits Kreisler
Ohe
Corelli
Schoen Rosmarin
Caprice Vieneis
Liebesfreud
Parkersburg
Lilian Boles Robinson
Ohio University School of Musi
Winter Scenes and Frozen Pipes in Athens
A morning of icy windows and snow covered roofs in Athens as residents cope with subfreezing temperatures. The writer recalls a January water pipe freeze, a burst kitchen faucet, and the relief of a working furnace, contrasting home comfort with apartment life and steam heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jack Frost
Court Street
Kipling
Spring Fashions Brighten Outlook Amid Late Winter Snow
Even with storms and wintry weather, the sense of spring grows. Shops may soon bloom with spring frocks and bonnets, lifting general mood and energy as the season shifts.
Mrs Penzel Hosts Bridge Club at West Washington Street
Mrs Maude Fenzel entertained the Monday Night Bridge Club at her home 2% West Washington Street. Prizes went to Mrs L Hoisington Mrs C W Gross and Mrs E C Bibbee. Valentine decorations were used. Mrs T C Pierce has been seriously ill with influenza and is slowly improving. Miss Blaine France of Milview Place had house guests Miss Helene Gordon and Miss Alicia Rodgers from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hoisington
C. W. Gross
E. C. Bibbee
Valentine
T. C. Pierce
North Hill
Blaine France
Milview Place
Helene Gordon
Ohio State University
Alicia Rodgers
Detroit
Mich
Exercises to limber and strengthen feet for comfort
This piece urges daily toe by toe exercises to improve foot circulation warmth and comfort. It compares feet used like hands in other cultures and explains massage toe wriggling and gentle standing drills to loosen rigid muscles and improve mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eione
Isabel Wilder Publishes Mother and Four
Isabel Wilder sister of Thornton Wilder brings a realistic family novel about a professor's widow supporting four children. The Yale dramatist and librarian discusses her youth in China and Europe, work ethic, writing routine, and plans for future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Thornton Wilder
Coward McCann
San Luis Rey
Miss Wilder
America
Little Isabel
China
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Berkeley
Cal
Florence
Italy
Switzerland
Oxford
London
Thornton
Mies Wilder
Methodist Groups to Meet at First Church Parlors
The King's Heralds and Little Light Bearers will meet Saturday at 2 PM in the parlors of the First Methodist Church. Miss Lillian Williamson and Miss Edith Stine lead the groups. All members are urged to attend, as the meeting is important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
First Methodist Church
Lillian Williamson
Edith Stine
Maryland Boxing Coach Harmony Fought at West Point
Experienced Lieut. John W. Harmony of the University of Maryland boxing team coached the squad after four years on the West Point team. He was the Army lightweight champion during his college career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Harmony
University of Maryland
West Point
Army
Biddisons Leave Athens for Jacksonville Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Blo G. Biddison of Athens and their son Mark Biddison of Charleston W Va depart for Jacksonville Fla to visit son in law P M Dreibelbis and daughter joining en route by Columbia So Ca and later in Jacksonville by additional daughter Lilly Biddison Dutrow and another daughter Mrs Charles Bill of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddisons
Athens
Jacksonville
Pla. Glouster
Blo.g. “Biddison
Trimble
Mark Biddison
Charleston
W. Va
Fla
Biddison
P. M. Dreibelbis
Dick Wiley to Broadcast Sunday Afternoon on WAIU
Dick Wiley of Middleport, former Glouster telegrapher, will broadcast Sunday at 4 15 PM over WAIU Columbus. He appears on a program by Railroad Employees and Citizen's League of Ohio with Mr Phillips. Wiley previously hosted as the Lone Ly Troubadour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wiley
Glouster
Middleport
Mr. Phillips
WAIU
Columbus
Andi Thzen
League of Ohio
Mr. Wiley
J-T Students Set for All-County Concert Participation
About 35 students from J-T High School will be eligible to take part in the all-county musical concert to be held likely in early April. The program will include orchestra and chorus work with participation from the entire county system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
J-T High
J W McDonald Dies Pioneer Resident of Palos District
J W Wesley McDonald 74 died at his Palos farm home near Glouster after months of declining health. Survived by brother Chuck McDonald and sister Mrs J A Ivers of McConnelsville. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 p m from the home with Rev F J Batterson officiating. burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley) McDonald
Palos
Mr. McDonald
Chuck McDonald
J. A. Ivers
McConnelsville
F. J. Batterson
Maplewood
Bal derson moves to Glouster with family
W R Balderson who bought the Joe Meade cleaning and pressing shop in Glouster has moved his family from Lancaster to occupy part of the late J W Bryson residence in Urbancrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. R. Balderson
Joe Meade
Lancaster
J. W. Bryson
Urbancrest
Loyal Men of Church of Christ Host Free Dinner Tonight
The Loyal Men of the Church of Christ in Glouster invite all male members to a free chicken dinner in the church social room at 6 30 this evening. No charge and all men are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Lincoln Day Service Planned at Wise
A Lincoln Day service will be held at Wise next Sunday afternoon after Bible School, as announced in Glouster on Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wise
Bible
Birth of Son Charles Cline to Troy Couple
Announcement states Darrell and Hazel Moore of Troy welcome a son named Charles Cline born Thursday February 9. Grandparents are Mrs. C Moore of this city and Mrs. J E Cline of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cline
Darrell Moore
Hazel Cline
Troy
C. ©. Moore
J. E. Cline
Albany
Three Dollars Grows to Thirty Three in Glouster Bog
In Glouster Ohio on February 10 the Kiwanis Club report shows a $3.00 start grew to $33 in circulation among local merchants. The chain lists H F Kittle to Richardson Furniture Co and proceeds through Sayre Store, Richardson Bakery, Enlow Grubbs, K M Garage, Gamwell Bros, Dr F H May, Murphy Motor Co, C G Faires, Pico Wholesale Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. May
Murphy Motor Co
C. G. Faires
C. G. Patres
Pico Wholesale Co
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Carl Neff
E. N. Cullums
South Court Street
Peerce's
Wheaton Hardware Co
Ooo
Harry Risley
North Cemetery Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bridge
KR. C
Meer
Mary W. Haning
Stimson Avenue
Columbus Golden Woman's Relief Corps
H. A. McCaskill
Morris Avenue
T. B. Sickles
Madelyn
Marian Walters
Mrs. Penzel
Isabel Wilder
Julia Blanshard Messenger
New York
Baker
Yale
Paris
South
J-T
J. W. McDonald
J. W
Wes
Lincoln
Martha
Athens Messenger
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Preston
Kiwanis Club
Mountville
Childr
Elise
Releas
Mary Badger Wilson
Eleanor Glynn
Gob
Man
Lenard Ehrrick
Helen R. Martin
B. Lancaster
Frank L. Packard
Gregory
Julie Logan
J. M. Barrie
Parrot
Poll Parrot
Children’s
South Court St
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