Daughters and Sons Plan Washington Birthday Meeting
Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution chapters join in a Washington's Birthday meeting in McArthur and Pomeroy. W H Alexander former weather bureau manager will speak, with Prof T N Hoover addressing the Northwest Territory Celebration and related pageant.
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Daughters, Sons of American Revolution
Washington’s
Washington
First Methodist Church
American Legion
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Weather Bureau
T. N. Hoover
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Indiana
Tili- Bois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ipswich
Mass
Marietta
Needle Club Meeting at Mrs Gross Home
The Ath ens Needle Club met at Mrs John Gross’s home for Sitias Day with 14 members attending. President Mrs J R Harvey gave valentines, works shown included a candlewick bed spread by Mrs Hal Rowland and a crochet bedspread by Mrs Emmett Rowles. The March meeting will be at Mrs Carl Porter’s home.
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Athens Needle Club
Ohn Gross
J. R. Harvey
Hal Rowland
Emmett Rowles
Carl Porter
Social Calendar Highlights Thursday Meetings
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets at 7 30 p m. Degree staff practice for initiation. Martzolff Class gathers at First Methodist Church parlors at 7 30 with devotions led by Mrs Victor Hill and entertainment chaired by Mrs A H James. Bring a comic valentine. Epworth League hosts an oyster supper Feb 11 from 5 to 7 p m. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at Mrs George Gilham's at 7 30 p m. Child Study Club at Mrs William Mansfield's at 7 30 p m with Valentine verses. Wesleyan Needle Club and husbands host at Cottage Tea Room. UCD Club noon winter picnic dinner with Valentine exchange. A A A W meets 7 30 p m at Women's Faculty Club with Mrs W O Martin and Dean Irma Voigt speaking. World Day of Prayer at Presbyterian Church 2 p m Friday led by Mrs William G Seaman. Richland Ave M P Progressive Class moves to church due to illness. Home Guards and Kings Heralds meet Saturday 2 p m to observe World Vision Week. Mother's Jewels meets Saturday 3 to 4 p m in church kindergarten rooms for children under six. Pallas Club meets Saturday 3 p m at Presbyterian Church parlors.
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Martzolff
First Methodist
Victor Hill
A. H. James
Ray James
Home Guards
King's Heralds
First Methodist Church
Richard Cox Weds Esther Evelyn McCarley in New York
Richard L. Cox former Nelsonville resident and Esther Evelyn McCarley of McArthur wed Sunday Feb 7 at the Little Church Around the Corner New York. Best man Dr Martin Lutz and a bridesmaid traveled from Ohio for the ceremony and reception at Hotel Pennsylvania. The couple will reside in Flushing Long Island.
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New York City
Richard L. Cox
Nelsonville
Lee Cox
Garfield Ave
Esther Evelyn McCarley
Effie Gibson McCarley
McArthur
Martin Lutz
Miss McCarley
Hotel Pennsylvania
Cox
Flushing
Long Island
Mind Your Manners What Would You Do Answers
A vintage etiquette guidance piece lists five questions with answers on manners for travelers. It covers paying for a woman's railroad ticket, asking directions, tipping red caps, cleaning wash bowls, berth orientation, and a scenario for a lone female traveler facing unwanted attention, recommending brief answers and disinterested demeanor (best solution: option c).
Faculty Wives Host Valentine Party and Bake Sale
The Athens Girl Scouts organize a bake sale at Schine's Athena Theater with donations due by 9 a.m. There will be pastries rolls and bread. The Faculty Wives Club held a Valentine gathering at Mrs Hoover's Elmwood Place with readings songs and a formal committee listed.
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Schine
Athena
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Faculty Wives Club
University Conservatory
J. H. Caskey
Ann Rutledge
George Washington
Valentine
W. L. Gard
Dixie
Old Virginia
D. B. Green
Dow Grones
F. B. Gullum
Einar A. Hansen
Carl Hanson
John Edwards
E. T. Hellebrandt
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
A new drama titled Married Comrades follows the aftermath and evolving bonds of characters from Given in Marriage. The narrative explores loyalty, love, and social expectations as relationships face renewed challenges.
Private code read. Graham concedes to Madge in tale
Adele Garrison depicts a tense scene as Allen Drake fails to decode a secret father’s message. Madge, Lillian, Harry Underwood and Dicky discuss orders from the chief and planned Maine trip while Drake faces a humbling bow and looming tasks.
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Harry
Lil- Man Underwood
Dicky
Allen Drake
Harry Underwood
Lillian
Madge
Rose
Dicky-bird
Columbia Alumni Dance Planned For Washington’s Birthday
The Columbia Alumni Association will sponsor a mixed Washington’s Birthday dance in the Columbia Auditorium on Saturday evening February 20. Several locals are listed in the Carpenter News Briefs as employed in nearby yards and shops with readings on recent activities and illnesses.
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Carpenter
Columbia Alumni Association
Washington
Columbia Auditorium
Eddie Lou Howery
Athens
Dyesville
Wayne Turner
Frank
Ralph Turner
Cecil Jewett
Burrell Mclaughlin
Hobson Yards
Wilber Rupe
Columbus
Wilda Mae Starkey
Dana Ruth
Colonial Inn
Fern Radcliff
G. C. Swearingen
Pomeroy
Freda Turner
Fernie Alexander
Lancaster
Claire Cummings
Eddie Howery
T. G. Pice
D. V. Morris
Misa Eva Faris
Columbia Lbrarian
Homemade Pinex cough syrup ad claims big relief
An advertisement touts a home remedy for coughs using 2 cups sugar 1 cup water and 24 ounces Pinex mixed to make a pint. It promises fast relief by loosening phlegm soothing membranes and clearing air passages and offers a money back guarantee.
What Is a Good Wife Dorothy Dix Probes Standards
Dorothy Dix argues that many wives misjudge their own qualities as good spouses. She outlines three common types: faithful but dreary, devoted yet neglectful of practical support, and expert homemaker who neglects companionship, urging readers to examine true wifehood beyond self praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Parker
Mrs Dilley Hosts PRO Sisterhood Meeting
Fourteen members of the PRO Sisterhood gathered at Mrs. Frank B. Dilley’s home on Columbia Avenue Wednesday night to discuss the art of entertaining. The Co-Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plans services at the Christian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m in memory of Frances Willard with Rev. Neill Craneford leading.
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PRO Sisterhood
Frank B. Dilley
Columbia Ave
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frances EK. Willard
The
Christian Church
Neil Craneford
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