Society and Personal Mention Highlights Local Gatherings
Mr. T. W. Craig returns from Columbus after attending the Ohio Retail Clothiers association convention where he was elected vice president. Mrs. Lucile Allemang of Bloomingburg and Mr. Clarence Kreet visit Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Jefferson at 53 North Lancaster Street. Epworth League dinner at First Methodist grows new members. officers named for the year. India talks emphasize Christian education and native teachers. Missionary works and local church activities noted. Cleaners class hosts a social at the Drake home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Craig
Columbus
Ohio Retail Clothiers Association
Clarence Kreet
Lucile Allemang
Bloomingburg
H. G. Jefferson
North
Lancaster Street
Allemang
Jefferson
First Methodist Church
Russell Dean
Elizabeth Hughes
Mildred Totman
David Reading
Margaret Laverty
Marcella Horn
Ruth Ls.benshade
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
the Christian Church Sunday School
Helen
Ruth Drake
Montrose Avenue
Country club calendar card party showcases top scorers
A crowded country club event last night featured twelve tables in a calendar card party. Mrs. Robert Wood won the women's high score while Dr. J. D. Naskins took first honors for the men. Other winning scores went to Mrs. Jamil K. Ohm and Mr E. G. Schloss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Robert Wood
J. D. Naskins
Jamil K. Ohm
E.G. Schloss
Local society hosts Queen Esthers Standard Bearers gathering
Miss Jane Cooper hosted the Queen Esthers Standard Bearers at 5 o clock on Tuesday with assistants Mabel Miller Julia Miller Mariana Bing and Cornelia Holcombe. Mary Elizabeth Hughes led the program while Helen Cross gave devotions. Mrs Green proposed a spring district banquet to foster closer ties among societies. A committee will plan details later and a demonstration showed how the average American dollar is spent as Ruby Gladys Mercer read a monologue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cooper
Morris Avenue
Queen Esthers
Mabel
Julia Miller
Mariana Bing
Cornelia Holcombe
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Helen Cross
Green
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Mystery musician and quiz answers on last page
The reader is informed that the last page lists the name of a famous musician and the correct answers to five questions. Questions cover the pictured person, George Sand’s nationality, Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker baseball scandal charges, the state nicknamed Tar Heel, and the class of workers targeted by the McNary-Haugen bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sand
Ty Cobb
Tris
Tar Heel
Liggett Family Travels Extend Visit to West Virginia
Mr and Mrs A M Liggett of New Marshfield spent three days with Mr I M McPherson in Pleasanton. They left for New Martinsville West Virginia for an extended visit with daughter Mrs John Gorby. Their son in law FE Sherman drove them to Sistersaville by car and the rest of the journey was by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M .Liggett
New Marshfield
I. M. McPherson
Pleasanton
New Martinsville
W. Va
John Gorby
FE. Sherman
Sistersaville
India Advancing Program At Woman's Missionary Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. L. Hottel's home on North Congress Street. President Mrs. S. E. G. Pedigo led the session with a song, a program segment led by Mrs. Frank Watkins, and devotional by Mrs. W. W. Connett from World Call. Songs were performed by Mrs. H. W. Biedel, Mrs. W. T. Sprague, and Mrs. Harold Moore, and Mrs. Thomas Gibson gave a meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. L. Hottel
North
Congress Street
E. G. Pedigo
Frank Watkins
W. W. Connett
World Call
H. W. Biedel
W. T. Sprague
Harold Moore
Thomas Gibson
Gargle Aspirin For Tonsillitis And Sore Throat
A simple, harmless remedy suggests dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water to gargle the throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary and ensure you use genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in tin boxes of twelve for a few cents.
Tea and social teas at Mackinnon home
Mrs. Clinton Mackinnon and Mrs. Clarence Robinson hosted a tea at Mrs. Mackinnon’s Church street home in tribute to Mrs. Clare Smith of Sleepy Eye Minnesota visiting her daughter. Eight tables, pink rose buds, and hostesses I D Forsyth and T N Hoover arranged hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton N. Mackinnon
Clarence C. Robinson
Valentine Party at M E Church Seeks New Members
Home Guards of the M lk church led by Mrs B W Simpson and Miss Ollie Hastings host a regular monthly meeting followed by a Valentine party Saturday at 2 in the Martzolff class room. The Beacon Lights class at Central Avenue M E church held a Valentine party with eight members present and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lk. Church
B. W. Simpson
Ollie Hastings
Martzolff
Beacon Lights
Central Avenue M. E. Church
D.J. Jones
Mary Margaret Pickering
Enda Ruth Guess
Bessie Watson
Vivina Burdette
Lucile Jones
Marjorie Gilson
Mildred Gilson
Dorothy Radford
Helen Jones
Bertine Sidders
Christine Day
Lorine Day
Isabelle Kerns
Nita Ewing
Carol Durst
Woman’s League Costume Party at Ohio University
The Woman’s League of Ohio University will hold its annual costume party Saturday afternoon in the Women’s gymnasium. Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest and cleverest costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's League
Woman's League of
Ohio University
Seventy Fifth Birthday Celebrated for D M Beasley
A surprise birthday party was held February 8 at the Beasley home to honor D M Beasley on his seventy fifth birthday. Guests included his wife, Mr George Smith a Pataskala son-in-law, Miss Lucile Dyson niece of Mt Clemens Mich, and Ralph Beasley with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Beasley
South
McKinley Avenue
F. J. Beasley
Carl H. Beasley
Utah Place
George Smith
Pataskala
Lucile Dyson
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Ralph Beasley
Dybuk Drama Read at Athens Club Meeting
Miss Joy Cutler and Miss Lilian Barbour read The Dybuk at the Community Drama League of Athens. Greta Lash described the Neighborhood Players staging in New York. Professor B H Clark of the University of Chicago may give a drama recital in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Drama League of Athens
Joy Cutler
Lilian Barbour
Greta Lash
Neighborhood Players
New York
8. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Clark
Battle at Chinandega causes heavy losses for conservatives and rebels
In Managua on February 10, General Jose Solarcapo Diaz reported that conservatives suffered 1380 dead and 18 percent wounded while rebels had 200 killed and 800 wounded. Conservative forces seized three machine guns 180 rifles and large ammo stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Chinandega
Jose Solarcapo Diaz
First Silver Coinage in North America Introduced
The passage notes that the silver coinage known as the pum served as a medium of exchange and was the first silver coinage in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Classifieds section 19 diffusion of opportunity organ
Official notice from the Society for Diffusion of Opportunity introducing the classified section 19 as its public listing channel and reference point for opportunities and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society For Diffusion of Opportunity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mohammed
Christ
Ismet Bey
Cameron Crossen
Charles Smith
Watkins
Carmen Church
Adelaide Gail Frost
Judge Landis
Standard Oil Company
George Washington
Lacelsior
Pomeroy, O
Co. D. Shafer Coo
Athens
Ohio
Frien
Woodworth’s
West Union Street
Chas, C. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Pallas Club
G. H. Crow
North Congress Street
J. Beasley
Tand
K. Beasley
Athena
Floyd Beasley
Washington, D. C
J. N. Brown
Harry McKinstry
Harry Brown
Albany
Sanford S. Brownlée
Fernwood Cemetery
Lockburn
Webb Walker
Brown
Drama League
UNION
Fancy
Crisco
del Monte
Kirk
Florida
Washington Tubbs
Pat. Off
OY Nea Servic
Wunnerful
Seargent
Bill Smiths
Bill Smyiin
Smiths Party
Lock ‘Em UF
Tim
Grocer
Murphy’s
Murphy’s Bakery
Oswald Ryan
Whitmans
Pharmag
Ideal Bread
Ideal
Littler’s Bakery
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