Presidents Discussed By Union Daughters
Members of the Mrs. John Wool Tent No. 100 Daughters of Union Veterans held an annual patriotic meeting with a potluck dinner and a program. The event featured a resignation, a new secretary, and tributes to McKinley Lincoln and Washington. The program included a Gettysburg anecdote from George Gift, age 85, and notes on Lincoln era sites in Illinois, including restoration progress for Salem and related buildings.
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John Wool
Daughters of Union Veterans
Coleman Ashworth
Coleman
Bertha Bobo
William H. McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Helen Dickson
William H. McKinney
Frank Dean
N. G. Stalder
George Gift
Lincoln
H. L. Atkinson
Illinois
New Salem
Ann Rutledge
Unusual Finding Marks Program Honoring Great Man
A light shed on a remarkable figure revealed an unusual discovery. The event closed with instrumental music a medley of patriotic tunes by Mrs. Fred Slaughter and a salute to the flag.
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Fred Slaughter
Surprise Party Honors Sewing Club Members
A surprise party honored Mrs. Izura Creamer for her birthday, hosted Wednesday by the Social Sewing Society at 14 Stewart Street. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Woodruff, Mrs. Clyde Mansfield, Mrs. James Cox, Mrs. Gerald Baird and son Billy Lee, Mrs. Ed Shurlock, Mrs. Fred Brown and daughters Phys and Evelyn Jo, and the guest of honor. The cake was baked by Mrs. Creamer’s daughter Mrs. Fred Brown. The next meeting is set for March 1 at Mrs. James Cox’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izura Creamer
Social Sewing Society
Kara Creamer
James Cox
Dinner Bridge Club Hosted by Mrs Palmer at Hotel Berry
Mrs J A Palmer hosted the Thursday Dinner Bridge Club at the Hotel Berry last night. One guest, Mrs Hampton Beeson, joined the sixteen covers. Four tables played. Mrs Louis J Brown won the high score trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Palmer
Berry
Hampton Beeson
Louis J. Brown
Maecenas Club Entertained With Valentine Party at Home
Mrs. Frank Dean hosted the Maecenas Literary Club at 70 Second Street for a Valentine luncheon with 18 members and one guest. Readings by Mrs. J. W. Hudson and Mrs. Jess Henry followed red and white floral decor. The group planned a February meeting at the Chamber of Commerce and a Red Cross study for next year. A Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting at First Methodist is set for Friday at 2 o'clock with Mrs. A. E. Wagner leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dean
Maecenas Literary Club
Second Street
Reigie
Frank Watkins
William Tom
E. W Bingman
J. W. Hudson
Jess Henry
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
A, E. Wagner
Mia
T, Farrar
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D. Zenner Co
Ady
New York Plays Reviewed At Athens Delphian Dinner
Prof George Starr Lasher head of Ohio University journalism spoke at the Annual Valentine dinner of the Athens Chapter Delphian Society at The Colonial Tuesday night. He reviewed recent New York plays including Of Thee I Sing Dangerous Corner An other Language Mademoiselle and Dinner At Eight. He noted strong acting and capable directing though 1932 plays lacked originality. Hostess committee included Mrs Hoge Mason Maude Rutherford and H A McCagkill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University Department of Journalism
Athens
Delphian Society
Lasher
Mary T. Ness
Fred Wheaton
Webster B. Walker
New York
Carner
Mademoiselle
Hoge Mason
Maude Rutherford
H. A. McCagkill
Dinner Bridge Club Hosts Three Guests at Hotel Berry
Mrs R W McKinstry and Mrs P O Nichols entertained their three table dinner bridge club at the Hotel Berry Wednesday night. Three guests joined the club: Mrs Gordon K Bush Mrs Hazel Hawkins and Mrs Earl Beckley. A 14 cover dinner preceded the game. Red rosebuds graced the tables. Mrs Earl Beckley won first prize and Mrs Robert C Hess second prize for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McKinstry
P. O. Nichols
Hotel Berry
Gordon K. Bush
Hazel Hawkins
Earl Beckley
Robert C. Hess
Beekman Home Hosts Valentine Class Meeting
The Philathea Class of the Christian Church met at Miss Ethel Beekman’s home 19 Hudson Avenue for a Valentine themed gathering with 23 members present. Mrs. Pedigo was ill and absent. Miss Christina Church hosts the March meeting at 73 North Congress Street.
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Philathea
The
Christian Church
Ethel Beekman
Hudson Avenue
Miss Beekman
E. G. Pedigo
Arthur Sprague
Owen Carmichael
Miss Christina Church
North Congress Street
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Cold Showers for Morning Wake Up and Health
The piece extols cold showers as an energizing morning routine for women, arguing they improve circulation and awaken the body. It cautions some women with weak hearts to avoid it, notes rubbing with kitchen salt as a booster, and claims facial firming and cold prevention benefits through regular exposure.
Mrs William McBride Celebrates 54th Birthday at Luhrig
Mrs William McBride observed her fifty fourth birthday at her Luhrig home with a noon dinner. Guests included Myre Fred Horn Mrs John Thompson Mrs Charles Gould Mrs Selby Cox Mrs William Howell Mrs William Gould Mrs John Mc Donald Mrs Cleveland Armbuster Mrs Paul Shay Miss Opal Gould and Mrs William Perry. Mrs George Dailey of Arden Place is recovering from an appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McBride
Luhrig
Myre
Fred Horn
John Thompson
Charles Gould
Selby Cox
William Howell
William Gould
John McDonald
Cleveland Armbuster
Paul Shay
Opal Gould
William Perry
George Dailey
Arden Place
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Senior High Quartet Heard at Assembly
The Senior High School Boys quartet of Fred Reif Ted Daggett Edward Wise and Joe Bardin performed two selections at a school assembly in the auditorium on Wednesday. Esther Cakenougher and Ann Beasley sang a duet and students heard talks by Richard Whipple and Helen Hayes president of the student council. B T Grover Ohio University coach led a pep session ahead of the Athens Pomeroy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reif
Ted Daggett
Edward Wise
Joe Bardin
Esther Cakenougher
Ann Beasley
Richard Whipple
Helen Hayes
B T. Grover
Ohio University
Four Square Club Plans Semester and Elections
The Junior High Four Square Club met at noon Tuesday to finalize a second semester program and elect officers. Sponsored by Clarence Samford the club, with Samford also acting as judge, oversaw a Monday debate between Marietta and Oak Hill high schools at Oak Hill, with Oak Hill declared the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Samford
Marietta
Oak Hill
Summit Grange to Meet February 18 at 7 30
A regular Summit Grange session is set for February 18 at 7 30. The agenda includes a discussion on a tax issue of vital interest and a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Grange
Radio Testing In Athens Tests Field Intensity Of Broadcasts
Ohio University assistant professor Rus sell Kelch unveiled a new apparatus to measure field intensity of broadcasting stations. Demonstrated before the Physics Club at Super Hall, the device will test reception on Athens hills and nearby valleys to locate causes of weak radio signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Russell Kelch
Ohio University
Physics Club
Super Hall
Keich
Mr. Kelch
The Day Yeast Bread Rolls and Marmalade Pastry
A home baking guide describes yeast breads and quick fruit breads with rolls, marmalade and cottage cheese as luncheon options. It gives a biscuit based recipe using flour baking powder shortening eggs milk and salt, with fruit and nut additions and step by step dough handling and baking.
Prune and Whole Wheat Bread Mixture Instructions
The text lists steps for a prune and whole wheat bread mix. It includes melting butter with sugar and milk, soaking and prepping prunes, boiling and cooling, removing stones, chopping, beating eggs with sugar and butter, sifting flour with salt and baking powder, combining mixtures, adding milk, folding in chopped prunes, and baking in an oiled and floured breading. It also contains garbled lines about meals and items like beans and potatoes.
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Beekman Home
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Columbia Avenue
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Central Avenue
Dexil C. Robinson
Columbus
Town and Village Insurance Service Company, Inc
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Marie Downey
Wilbur
Albany
Wilbur Downey
Canaanville Road
Baby Tunney
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Baby Gene
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Arthur McCain
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Ned Hawks
Blue Manor
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