Foods Class Plans And Serves Dinner At Athens High
The advanced foods class at Athens High School prepared planned and served a dinner in the school cafeteria under Miss Ruth Giesen head of home economics. Sixteen attended including invited teachers Miss Ann Pickering Mrs Clark Williams and Miss Mary Connett. The dinner supported the class project on the study of dinners. The Junior Home Economics club hosted a Valentine party Tuesday night with games and refreshments by the girls Kathleen Murphey Mae Wolfe on the refreshment committee and Louise Seiple in charge of entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advanced Foods
Athens High School
Ruth Giesen
Ann Pickering
Clark Williams
Mary Connett
Kathleen Murphey
Mae Wolfe
Louise Seiple
Dean Voigt Hosts Winter Fireside Discussions at Ohio University
Dean Irma E Voigt dean of women at Ohio University opens her home Sundays during winter for fireside discussions inviting all women students. The sessions run 7 18 to 8 30 reading selections include Gianta In the Earth by O E Rolvang. An accompanying Sunday night religion study group meets 9 to 10 30 with topics Hinduism Buddhism next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Dean Voigt
Detroit
Son Succumbs in New Pittburg Home
Nelsonville reports the death of six month old Forrest Iver Withem at his parents home in New Pittburg. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at the residence with burial in Buchtel. Survived by parents Pearl and another family member and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Iver Withem
New Pitsburg
Nelsonville
Pearl Withem
New Pittburg
Buchtel
Misner Dies After Auto Crash In Columbus
Orion Misner 70 died at St. Francis hospital Columbus after an auto accident. The body will lie in state at the family home in Kimberly with funeral Friday at 1 PM. Burial is at Greenlawn. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Orion Misner
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Kimberly
Greenlawn
Social notes on Wednesday Bridge Club and W B A Juniors
Three tables were used as P. W. Hickman entered the Wednesday bridge club yesterday. Mrs. Alsace Glenn and Mrs. John Edington attended as guests. Mrs. John Edington, Mrs. Cecil Shafer, and Mrs. W. S. Rhodes had high scores. The W B A Juniors meet Friday afternoon with Verna Menaha at 24 12 Fulton Street from 4 to 6 30.
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Wednesday Bridge Club
P. W. Hickman
Alsace Glenn
John Edton
John Edington
Cecil Shafer
Jrs
Rhodes
Verna Menaha
Fulton Street
Elizabeth Zane Dew DAR to Hold Regular Meeting
The Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at the American Legion home. A full turnout is requested as delegates to the state and national conventions will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Local Social Notes Mention Barberton Akron and Columbus Visits
Mrs. Mary Evans stays several days in Barberton and Akron. Mrs. Nelson Dowler visits Logan with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Dille spend the day in Columbus with their daughter. Mrs. Emily White and son return to Barberton after the death of her father John Rutherford. Miss Fern Parry spends days in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evans
Barberton
Akron
Nelson Dowler
Logan
George Dille
Columbus
Emily White
John Rutherford
Fern Parry
Valentine dance draws two hundred guests at K of P hall
In Nelsonville on February 16 about 200 guests attended a Valentine dance hosted Tuesday by the Kings Men at the Knights of Pythias hall. A separate notice invites 30 men to a prayer meeting Friday at 7 PM at Walter Breese’s home in 1043 Poplar street.
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K. of P. Hall
Nelsonville
Kings Men's
Walter Breese
Poplar Street
Scientific Piles Treatment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Thousands praise a new internal tablet combination that ends internal and external pain from piles. The ad cites dramatic improvements with patients describing rapid recovery and a Kansas City woman’s tale of moving from bed to daily tasks after relief, offering a free trial without payment.
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Mra
M. L. Buckner
Kansas City
aMo
Kage
Trial Package Offer for Pile Treatment by Page Company
A reader requests a free trial of Page Internal Tablet Treatment for pile relief. The note asks for name and address written plainly in pencil and requests plain wrap shipping without cost or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couron K. BR
Page CO
Marshall, Mich
Nelsonville basketball team must forfeit most games
Nelsonville High School faces forfeiture of all but one Southeastern Ohio league contest after officials confirm an ineligible player, Dewhurst, appeared in multiple games including a prior football season. Principal Horton and Superintendent Crawford accept responsibility. team will still play the schedule and enter the Ohio University tournament in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
H. R. Townsend
Columbus
Carson J. Horton
Board of Education
Athens
Portsmouth
Townsend
Horton
Floyd Stone
Dewhurst
Lancaster
O. O. Crawford
Ohio University
Senate drunk on inquiries asserts Bruce
Senator Bruce of Maryland heckled the Walsh power inquiry resolution in the Senate declaring the body drunk on investigations. He urged self investigation and noted Walsh opposed prohibition inquiry by the judiciary committee years ago, arguing investigations should work both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate
Bruce Democrat
Maryland
Bruce
Walsh
Mont
Senate Judiciary Committee
Slater Appeals Guardian Case in Columbus Court
Joseph Slater a 77 year old former Nelsonville mine operator appealed to common pleas court to dismiss his son Clarence C. Slater Rail Light Co. president as guardian. He argues he is not incompetent and has recovered since the probate ruling that refused to terminate the guardianship of his person and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph Slater
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Clarence C. Slater
Rail-Light Co
Homer Z. Bostwick
Slater
Plane crash in Biscayne Bay blamed on engine maintenance
Miami report says the Cuban-American airliner E. G. Sewell crashed into Biscayne Bay with 19 aboard due to improper engine maintenance. One passenger was injured badly. Ray Jackson leaped from the seaplane and was struck by the propeller, losing a hand and sustaining severe lacerations. Recovery outlook uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
U.R
G. Sewell
Biscayne Bay
Ray Jackson
Jackson Trial Focuses On Bribery Allegations In Indiana
Indianapolis report says the state planned to rest its case against Governor Ed Jackson on February 16 in the bribery case tied to former Governor Warren T McCray. The proceedings center on alleged attempts to influence McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Warren T. McCray
Pup in Boots Steals the Show in Washington Streets
Ted Clark personal secretary to the President leads a stylish canine, Peter Pan, a wire-haired terrier, in new waterproof doggy footwear. The fashion-forward pup trots through rain soaked sidewalks showcasing the latest pet couture.
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Peter Pan
Ted Clark
Washington
Peter
Fom Lerrier
Cities Ready To Continue Gas Fight In Three Months
Grant E. Mouser of Marion and M. D. Hughes Athens city solicitor told the public utilities commission that cities opposing Logan Gas rate hikes will be prepared to resume the case in not less than three months. Upon resumption the only witness for the cities will be H. R. Allensworth, engineer, whose testimony is not expected to exceed two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Grant E. Mouser
Marion
M. D. Hughes
Athens
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
H. R. Allensworth
Allensworth
Hill Jury Deadlocked in Murder Trial
Ottawa Wisconsin February 16 Jurors remained hopelessly deadlocked after nearly 40 hours of deliberation on the murder case of Harry Hill charged with killing his mother. The jury was to report to court today for further instructions or verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Uri
Harrys Hill
Newark Priest Dies Suddenly in City Home Visit
The Rev. Father C. H. A. Watterson, 60, pastor of the Blessed Sacrament Church in Newark and nephew of the late Bishop Ambrose Watterson, died suddenly last night while visiting a parishioner’s home.
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Newark
C. H. A. Watterson
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Ambrose Watterson
Columbus
Sage and Sulphur Compound Brightens Dark Hair
An old remedy Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair evenly. The mixture, available for 75 cents, is applied with a sponge to restore natural color and shine, making gray strands disappear after one or two uses.
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Wyeth
Infant Rose Murphy Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Rose Ellen Murphy two weeks ill with bowel trouble died at home on Oak Street in Nelsonville. She was the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy. Funeral services will be Friday at 4 PM at St. Andrew's Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Father Owen. The couple has five other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rose Ellen
Thomas Murphy
Oak Street
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Father Owen
Movies Shown Nelsonville Chapel Notices Heal Pinched Finger
Nelsonville reports during Wednesday chapel in the senior high auditorium eight reels of agriculture pictures were shown and several announcements were made. Mrs Raymond Scott suffered a mashed ring finger when a car door closed on her hand Wednesday evening. Ed Love left for Cincinnati to enter a hospital for treatment with Miss Sigrid Love accompanying him.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Scott
Love
Cincinnati
Sigrid Love
Eight Are Reported Dead on Steamship Cleveland
Port physicians and emergency stations prepared to receive passengers of the steamship Cleveland after an epidemic of smallpox and pneumonia killed eight people, mainly steerage passengers. The ship carried more than 500 passengers and surgeon Dr. George Belden had worked for four days and nights.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
Cleveland
George Belden
Eddie Foy Found Dead in Kansas City Hotel
Eddie Foy the veteran vaudeville headliner died in Kansas City at the Hotel Baltimore. The cause of death was not determined as he performed at the Orpheum theater the previous night and was found in bed by hotel staff this morning.
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Kansas City
Uri
Eddie Foy
Baltimore
Foy
Orpheum Theater
Athens High senior skit show plans discussed by council
The ancient council met this afternoon to discuss the annual skit show by the home rooms of the senior department at Athens High School. Jer Cornwell, president, presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Ancient Council
Jer Cornwell
Mastery of Violin Technique Shown by Reber Johnson
Reber Johnson, former New York Symphony assistant concert master and Oberlin faculty, displayed ease and assurance in a recital at Ewing hall with Miss Mary T. Noss on piano. The program featured twelve works in four groups including Saint-Saens Havanaise and Faure Apres un Reve. an encore was declined as the audience, small and acoustics poor, demanded more.
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Ewing Hall
Reber Johnson
New York Symphony Orchestra
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mary T. Noss
Saint-Saens
Faure
Pugnani-Kreisser
Johnson
Life saving grafts for 11 year old burns victim
A communication from Mary’s Hospital reports 11 year old Lelie E lost most of his life to burns. Dr W Bedford plans skin grafts to save him, aiming to graft around 4,000 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelie E
W. Bedford
T. Mary's Hospital
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