Formal Dinner Bridge Dance Honors at University Terrace
Thirty six guests attended Thursday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Brown at University Terrace for a formal dinner and bridge dance. High scores honors went to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wood as individuals. The event featured pink rose and lavender sweet pea centerpieces and extended into late hours with a following dance after the game. Guests included Norris Beasley Dwight Rutherford Charles Woodworth Gordon Bush Carl Beasley Robert Wood R. F. Cuyler A B Roe Eugene Custer Roger Connor Harry Beckiey Roger J. Jones Milton Twiss Wilson McKee Robert Hess Alonzo Palmer and Lute Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Robert S. Wood
Norris Beasley
Dwight H. Rutherford
Charles Woodworth
Gordon K. Bush
Carl H. Beasley
R. F. Cuyler
A. B. Roe
Eugene Custer
Roger Connor
Harry Beckiey
Roger J. Jones
Milton E. Twiss
Wilson H. McKee
Robert C. Hess
Alonzo Palmer
Lute Evans
Sisterhood Formal at W A Matheny Home
Chapter 6 of P E O Sisterhood held its annual formal dinner Thursday at the home of Dr and Mrs W A Matheny on North Hill. The organization includes 52000 members and supports Cottey College Iowa and a scholarship fund. Members of Athens Chapter 6 include Mrs W A Matheny Mrs L J Addicott Miss Genevieve Apgar Miss Lillian Barbour Miss Catherine Bedford Mrs E Cooper Miss Irene Devlin Mrs F B Dilley Mrs R A Foster Mrs W C Harris Mrs Milton D Hughes Mrs L D W Ingerham Mrs T C McCracken Mrs H E Miller Miss Mabel Olson Miss Ida Patterson Mrs F W Reed Miss Edna Way Mrs J R Patrick Mrs C I Cottingham and Mrs Wv A Terrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Matheny
North Hill
Cottey College For Girls
Iowa
Vo Athens
L. J. Addicott
Genevieve Apgar
Lillian Barbour
Catherine Bedford
E. Cooper
Irene Devlin
F. B. Dilley
R. A. Foster
W. C. Harris
Milton D. Hughes
LD. W. Ingerham
T. C. McCracken
H. E. Miller
Mabel Olson
Ida Patterson
F. W. Reed
Edna Way
J. R. Patrick
C. I. Cottingham
Wv. A. Terrill
Ohio U Faculty First Serial in Men's Union
Ohio University faculty held the first serial for faculty members in the Men s Union Thursday evening with about sixty attendees. Bridge and dancing provided entertainment as Sammy Kay s orchestra played. The next faculty party is planned for March in the Men s Union.
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Ohio U
Men’s Union
Ohio University
Sammy Kay
Glorifying Yourself A Lesson In Poise And Appearance
Alicia Hart argues that calm looks help women advance in offices from stenographer to executive. She advises shaping eyebrows for evenness, avoiding frowns, and using hair styling to project ease and poise. Nightly and morning brow massages and mental calm can reduce lines and project composure.
Harbin Occupation Ends After Heavy Fighting
Regimental reports from Harbin state 1,800 Chinese soldiers killed and 2,000 wounded as Japanese troops end their occupation of the city.
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TORIO
U.P
Harbin
Old World soups and quenelles in economical meals
Recipes highlight hearty soups with large dumplings or quenelles used as meat accompaniments. Includes noodle balls and variations using veal liver and chicken stock, with detailed preparation steps and a full daily menu outline for breakfast lunch and dinner.
Dr. Taylor speaks at Chauncey Church meeting
In Chauncey forty six men attended the Christian Men's Brotherhood gathering with representation from Chauncey Trimble Bishopville New Marshfield Greens Run and Taylor Ridge. Dr W B Taylor of Jackson spoke on the role of small town churches and economic resilience. Mrs Ralph Brown accompanied a hymn and a humorous number was rendered by a male chorus from Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Christian Men's Brotherhood
Church of Christ
Churches of Christ
Trimble
Bishopville
New Marshfield
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
G. B. Courtney
Will C. Merritt
Brotherhood
W. B. Taylor
First Church of Christ
Jackson
Chauncey Church
Dean Hamilton
Charles Bradfield
Nelli Tippett
Charles Minister
Ralph Brown
Bethany College
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Taylor
United States
How to Believe Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
An advertisement asserts catarrh causes deafness and head noises and offers Parmint as a home remedy. It advises a 1 oz Parmint mixed in 344 pint hot water with sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily. The copy claims relief starts first day and cites improvement in breathing and reduced head noises, dullness, and mucus.
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Ady
Residents and visitors span Athens and nearby towns
Mrs. Louis Canter of Chauncey returns from a visit with relatives in Wellston and Jackson. Mrs. Elizabeth Knode, her sister Miss Helen Howard, Chauncey and Mrs. Grover CC of Patton, plus Miss Helen Patton and Miss Panthea Pratt with Eben Gillespie of Millfield, were Athens visitors Thursday. Miss Louise Dew of Lancaster has been in Chauncey visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Love and Mrs. C FE Sanders with Mrs. Henry Heffkin of Millfield were visitors in Athens Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Canter
Chauncey
Wellston
Jackson
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Grover CC
Patton
Helen Patton
Panthea Pratt
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
Athens
Louise Dew
Lancaster
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
James Love
C. Fe, Sanders
Henry Heffkin
Constable Collins Arrests Logan Man
Constable William Collins, Sr. of Chauncey arrested Arthur Bond formerly of Greens Run in Logan on a non support charge and jailed him. Dick Waldie of Chauncey was also arrested for non payment of an old fine. Both reports come from Constable Collins of Dover Township.
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Chauncey
William Collins
Logan
Arthur Bond
Greens Run
Dick Waldie
Collins
Mr. Collins
Dover Township
Aid Society Meets at Greens Run Church Gathering
Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society meets with 14 of 17 members present. Mrs. Lena Leake presides as the session opens with a hymn and prayer. A vocal duet, the playlet The Fatal Dose, games, and contests follow, with hostesses serving luncheon.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of Greens Run Church of Christ
Lena Leake
Lottie Cannon
Clara Cannon
Fred McClelland
Emmett Olbers
Doctor Sprague Improves After Surgery in Columbus
Chauncey February 12 report says Dr Warren V Sprague is improving at White Cross Hospital Columbus after a surgical operation Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Warren V. Sprague
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Sprague
Birth of McClellan Son in Millfield
Mr and Mrs Leslie McClellan formerly of Chauncey announce the birth of a son on a Wednesday at their Millfield home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cooper
Franklin Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Cooper
D. Zenner Company
Chauncey
Leslie McClellan
Millfield
Miners Local 358 Postpones Chauncey Meeting
The Local No. 358 meeting in Chauncey was postponed from this afternoon to Saturday at 1 PM due to the funeral of Alonzo Walters. The gathering will occur in the Knights of Pythias Building to hear a report from the Indianapolis miners convention. Elmer Allen, Chauncey, is the local president and attended as a delegate.
Trimble Couple Is Wedded in Chauncey
In Chauncey on February 12, Miss Ruth Brammer and Vance Miller of Trimble were married by Rev. G B Courtney at 6 pm in the minister's home on High Street Chauncey. The couple plans to reside in Trimble.
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Trimble
Chauncey
Ruth Brammer
Vance Miller
Greens Run Girls Meet Jacksonville Trimble Tonight
The undefeated Greens Run girls basketball team hosts Jacksonville Trimble in the Greens Run gym tonight at 7 30. A fast and interesting game is expected with both teams seeking a win.
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Chauncey
Doris Fierbaugh Hosts Chicken Dinner in Truetown
Miss Doris Fierbaugh entertained a group of friends at a chicken dinner Sunday in Truetown. Guests included Glenn McConkey of Athens Miss Eileen Sayre of Trimble Ads Leake and Ray Leake of Greens Run.
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Chauncey
Doris Fierbaugh
Truetown
Glenn McConkey
Athens
Eileen Sayre
Trimble
Ads Leake
Ray Leake
Greens Run
Misses Fierbaugh and Leake Sing at Church Revival
Dors Fierbaugh and Ada Leake from Greens Run sang special numbers at revival services in Giouster Monday night. The events were led by Rev. M. S. Rogers at the Church of Christ.
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Chauncey
Doris Fierbaugh
Ada Leake
Greens Run
Giouster
Church of Christ
M. S. Rogers
Exhume Body Buried Here Six Weeks Ago
Chauncey, Feb. 12. The body of William Six, buried six weeks ago in Nye Cemetery, was exhumed Wednesday for examination by Coroner L. F. Jones and Dr. J. A. Malone and re interred. Six, a former Chauncey resident, died after falling over a cliff near Pomeroy. A son and other relatives attended the cemetery.
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Chauncey
William Six
Nye
L. F. Jones
Pr. J. A. Malone
Six
Pomeroy
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