Society Notes Highlight Glouster Visit and Bridge Dinner
Vera Achauer of Glouster returns home from a visit with her aunt Mrs E E Aumiller at 8 North Lancaster street after hearing pianist Alfred Cortot on Tuesday night. She attended a bridge dinner at Mrs John DeMolet's home in honor of a Glouster girls club including Miss Achauer, Mrs W V Hayes of Marietta, Miss Margaret Singmaster of Keota Town, and Mr Frank J Chester of Pittsburgh.
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Vera Achauer
Glouster
Red
E. E. Aumiller
Lancaster Street
Alfred Cortot
John DeMolet
Glouster Girls
Miss Achauer
W. V. Hayes
Marietta
Margaret Singmaster
Keota Town
Frank J. Chester
Pittsburgh
Miss Aileen Rauch and Mary Kircher Attend Nelsonville Dance
The Misses Rauch and Kircher traveled to Nelsonville for a high school sorority dance tonight. They will be house guests of Miss Ruth Eberle and return home Sunday evening.
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Aileen Rauch
Mary Kircher
Nelsonville
Ruth Eberle
Mrs W Foutch Jr Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. W. 8. Foutch Jr returned to her Columbus home Thursday evening after a several days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A R Ely at 108 West Union Street.
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W. 8. Foutch, Jr
Columbus
A. R. Ely
West Union Street
Rev Bradshaw Returns From Ministers Convention
Rev. A. L. Bradshaw pastor of the Church of God in Athens has returned from Washington D C where he attended a national convention of ministers.
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A. L. Bradshaw
Church of God
Athens
Washington, PD. C
China Program Delights at Woman's Missionary Meeting
The Christian church Woman's Missionary society hosted a large audience on Thursday at 95 West State Street. Miss Bessie Linscott read, Mrs. Roy Saylor led prayer, Verda Gilfilen sang in Chinese, and Grace Chatley accompanied a Chinese music set. Mrs. Tom Bennett reviewed Shelton in Tibet, urging ongoing missionary work, and other members presented papers, plays, and a quartet during the social hour.
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China
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
E. L. Church
West State
Eet
Bessie Linscott
Roy Saylor
Verda Gilfilen
Jesus
C. C. Milliken
Fred Kiltan
Grace Chatley
Tom Bennett
Leading Woman Authority Here Monday Speakers at Athens church
Mrs. Percy Pennybacker of Texas, a leading authority on women's activities and former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak at 7:30 Monday evening February 16 at the Presbyterian church in Athens under the Pallas club. Her address, Citizens Attention, covers present day problems. Pennybacker now heads the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs and the Chautauqua Woman's Club. A reception honoring her and the club’s thirtieth anniversary follows Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary G. Ness, 48 University Terrace, from 3 to 5 o'clock for the Women's Federated clubs of Athens, Albany, Amesville and Nelsonville.
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Percy ¥. Pennybacker
Texas
Athens
Pallas Club
Presbyterian Church
Pennybacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Chautauqua Woman's Club
Club
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
He Pallas
Albany
Amesville
Nelsonville
Mary G. Ness
University Terrace
Valentine Class Party At Fierce Home
The Pollyanna class of the Christian church Sunday school met at Mr and Mrs Guy Fierce home 27 Mound street for a Valentine party hosted by Iris and Pauline Fierce. Thirty five girls friends and teacher Mrs W W Lee enjoyed games contests and a heart hunt with prizes and valentines. Helen Virgene Giesecke born February 19 to Mr and Mrs C L Giesecke Columbus formerly Nellie Dorr of Athens is announced.
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Guy Fierce
Mound Street
Iris
Pauline Fierce
Christian Church Sunday School
W. W Lee
Mary Louise Nagle
Valentine
Mildred Church
Paul Gillett
Helen Virgene
C. L. Giesecke
Columbus
Nellie Dorr
Athens
Country Club Valentine Party Dinner Dance News
The Country Club hosted one of its top social events the Valentine dinner dance on Thursday night. Eighty seats filled for dinner and about 160 crowded the dance floor from eight thirty to eleven thirty with a five piece orchestra. Red and white effects with crepe lights and tapers created a festive hall while adjoining rooms served as a cozy living space. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs H B Peters and Mr and [text truncates].
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Country Club
H. B. Peters
Miss Singmaster Visits Keota Relative in Iowa
Miss Margaret Singmaster of Keota arrives for a visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Don Peden at 93 North Congress Street.
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Margaret Singmaster
Keota
Iowa
Don Peden
North Congress Street
Sayre Study Circle Meeting With Mrs Ohm Saturday
The Sayre Study circle will meet at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon with Mrs Emil K Ohm at Congress apartment.
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Sayre
Emil K. Ohm
Congress
Home Guards Set Saturday Meeting at First M E Church
The Home Guards will meet at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the First M. E. church.
Fear of Lincoln and Twain, Chicago club tale
Chicago February 13 Abraham Lincoln and Mark Twain were obsessed by fear all their lives according to Charles Milton Newcomb author lecturer and newspaper columnist who spoke before 300 members of the Chicago Executive club noting he was unafraid while addressing them.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Mark Twain
Charles Milton Newcomb
Chauncey Ladies Aid elects officers at church meeting
The Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid chose new officers with Mrs. James Love named president, Lettie Hintz vice president, George Shafer secretary, and Hintz treasurer. March meeting set at Mrs. Love’s home with a pot luck noon meal. A $20 gift was given to Mrs. Bessie Green. Several Chauncey residents attended events in nearby Nelsonville and Logan, with updates on local members and visitors.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Bess Green
James Love
Lettie Hintz
George Shafer
Hintz
Bessie Green
IL. D. Shields
James Campbell
Robert Hixson
Rose Dickerson
Wettiee Hintz
Myrtle Pidcock
Dora France
Goldie Parfitt
Pidcock
Chauncey Quilting Bee Hosts Ladies at The Plains
Mrs. Charles Keaton hosted a two course chicken dinner at her The Plains home. The afternoon featured quilting and social chat with eleven guests including Mrs. Lucy Surgeon Mrs. John Shafer Mrs. Frank Smith Mrs. Zine Courtney Mrs. Charles Shafer Mrs. Harry Moore Mrs. Richard Calhoun Mrs. Thomas Cade Mrs. William Moore plus Thelma Keaton and the hostess.
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Chauncey
Charles Keaton
the Plains
Keaton
Thelma
Lucy Surgeon
John Shafer
Frank Smith
Zine Courtney
Charles Shafer
Harry Moore
Richard Calhoun
Thomas Cade
William Moore
Loyal Women Entertained in Chauncey Bible Class
Mrs Karl W Gardner hosted the Loyal Women’s Bible class of the First Christian church at her Chauncey home north of town. Mrs Nell Brookins led in Mrs Brewer’s absence with devotions by Mrs Arthur Swart. Participants included Mrs M J Gardner Floyd Nye Guy Gardner and Charles Fiske plus a vocal duet by Mrs Brookins and Inez Nye and one visitor Mrs B Hill.
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Chauncey
Karl W. Gardner
Loyal Womens’ Bible
First Christian Church
Brewer
Nell Brookins
Arthur Swart
M. J. Gardner
Floyd Nye
Guy Gardner
Charles Fiske
Brookins
Inez Nye
B. Hill
Chauncey Personal Notice Chars Redmonds Travel for Illness
Mrs. Charles Redmond of Chauncey was called to Logan Wednesday due to a serious illness. The report notes a family emergency prompting the midweek trip for support and care.
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Chauncey
Charles Redmond
Logan
Plaid Flannel Dress Pattern for Girls 6 to 12
Messenger Pattern Dept offers a dress pattern for girls aged 6 to 12 with plaid and plain flannel options. For a 10 year size with long sleeves it requires 2.5 yards plaid and 3/8 yard plain 36 inch material. short sleeves need 2.25 yards plaid. Pattern mailed with 12 cents or stamps.
Chauncey Teachers Run Social and Bazaar
A fair crowd attended the Chauncey primary building social and bazaar on Thursday evening. Teachers and pupils offered cats, homemade candies and fancy articles for sale. The guess cake baked by Mrs. William Katzenback was won by Marshal George Nicholson.
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Chauncey
William Katzenback
Marshal George Nicholson
Sunshine Class Hosts Valentine Party at High Street Home
Earle Bridgewater, teacher of the Sunshine class of girls at the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, entertained ten members with a Valentine party at her High street home. Officers were elected: President Miss Alice cn, Vice President Mary Andrews, Secretary Evelyn Fouty, Treasurer Lenora Rackum. Games followed the business session and refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Earle Bridgewater
Sunshine
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
High Street
Alice Cn
Mary Andrews
Evelyn Fouty
Lenora Rackum
Mrs Laura Hager Endorses Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs Laura Hager of 630 Vin ton Toledo testifies the Golden Medical Discovery cured her stomach and bowel trouble after typhoid left her weak and ner vous. She urges readers to try the remedy in tablets or liquid and to request trial info by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Laura Hager
Vinton St
Toledo
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Fear of God Shapes Lincoln Twain in Newcomb’s View
Newcomb argues Lincoln and Mark Twain shared a deep fear of God, shaped by evangelical influence. He contrasts them with Andrew Carnegie who is portrayed as having a cheerful, loving God without fear lines.
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Andrew Carnegie
The Ideal Wife and Mother in Health and Strength
A nostalgic advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the dependable remedy for aches irregularities and low mood. It claims three generations of American women restored to health and happiness by the product.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
America
Marriage raises wealth for older men says statisticians
New York reports that financial statisticians find marriage reduces a 24 year old man's property by five percent compared to a bachelor but after age 28 the married man has twenty percent more wealth.
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New York
Guns Unable to Stop the Fliers
Washington February 18. General Staff officers claimed anti aircraft guns could protect the United States against enemy fliers but witnesses before the House committee on military aeronautics ridiculed the idea. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace with twenty six credited enemy planes, testified that fliers liked to soar while the Archies fired at them as their chief pastime in the World War.
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Washington
United States
House Committee
Military Aeronautics
Eddie Rickenbacker
Emy
Infirmary Population Declines at Belmont County Station
Belmont county infirmary in St. Clairsville reports 126 inmates remaining, a drop from previous totals. The institution houses a sizable foreign population and faces dwindling inmate numbers amid ongoing conditions.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County
Three Days Cough Is Your Danger Signal
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble and can be stopped with Creomulsion. The emulsion soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs, with creosote as the active healing agent. Money refunded if relief isn’t felt after following directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Co Atlanta Ga.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Ady
Nations Ratify League Convention Prohibiting Night Work
Thirteen nations have ratified the League of Nations convention prohibiting night work by women and children, marking progress in international labor standards and child welfare efforts.
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