Royal Family opens with star studded cast at Ohio U
The first night of The Royal Family at Ewing Hall Auditorium features an all star Ohio University cast led by Jack Swanson as Tony Cavendish and Ruth Janssen as Julia Cavendish. Six month old Jimmie Gibbs son of OU president makes a stage debut as Aubrey Cavendish Stewart earning applause and curtain calls.
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Barrymores
America
Ewing Hall Auditorium
University Theater
George James
Jimmie”) Gibbs
Ohio University
Herman G. James
James
Aubrey Cavendish Stewart
Royal Cavendish
Jimmie
Jack Swanson
Tony
Tony Cavendish
John Barrymore
Jack
Cavendish
Barrymore
Ruth Janssen
C. W. Janssen
Julia Cavendish
Night and Day in Florida university theater production
The campus stage presents Night and Day in Florida with furniture loaned by The Zenner Store. Scenery by Vincent Jukes and Arvin Knnsely directed build. Lighting by Charles A. Rowan Jr executed by Edwin Hoovler. Publicity director Rowland Macha and business manager Jack Matthews. Assistants include Jane Eakin Sidney Jacobs Alex Torok Ruth Hagen Chester Cormwell Clarice Wiener Gladys Wolfe Jean Pace Robert Anderson Preston Kidder.
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University
Zenner
Vincent Jukes
Arvin Knnsely
Charles A. Rowan, Jr
Edwin Hoovler
Rowland Macha
Jack Matthews
Jane Eakin
Sidney Jacobs
Alex Torok
Ruth Hagen
Chester Cormwell
Clarice Wiener
Gladys Wolfe
Jean Pace
Robert Anderson
Preston Kidder
First Grade in Putnam Counts 50 Robins
First graders at Rufus Putnam School counted fifty robins during a Wednesday afternoon bird feeding project. Miss Mabel Olson confirmed the tally as Dorothea Casckey notified The Messenger.
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Rufus Putnam
Dorothea Caskey
Mabel Olson
Penn Yan to reinstall old fire bell after siren failure
Wind silences the new electrical siren prompting Penn Yan officials to revive the old bell that rang alarms for nearly fifty years. The bell was removed last summer when Engine House No. 2 underwent alterations.
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Penn Yan
N. Y
Benefit Party Pays for Band Colors at Athens High
Round about the town reports the American Legion Auxiliary event on Tuesday night raised funds for two gold fringed silk flags for Athens High School Band to present on Washington's Birthday. The turnout filled the Legion Home with Mayor and Mrs. Cornell arriving last and seating on stairs. The Ohio University campus featured Betty Coeds in riflery class attire and a ROTC instructor reacting to their target practice. Washington and Lincoln anniversaries are noted as February highlights alongside a mother and son celebrating birthdays at the movies.
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Athens
American Legion
C. C. Cornell
Athens High School
Washington
Ohio University
R.O.T.C
America
Lincoln
Edison
Longfellow
Old Mohawk Bitters advertised at Gallaher Drug Store
A bold ad offers a family size bottle of a famous medicine for 49 cents, claiming it relieves rheumatic and neuritis pains, gall bladder distress, nervousness, and fatigue linked to constipation and lazy liver. It promises refunds if not worth ten times the price and urges readers to visit The Gallaher Drug Store at 16 Court Street, Ady.
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Court Street
Ady
End to Winter Seen in Berlin Conn Forecasters Call
Local old time forecasters say winter will end with a flourish after a mild spell they predict by shading caterpillar stripe patterns. A lighthearted exchange about free laundry prizes prompts a quip about household washing duties.
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Berlin
Conn
Airplane Prize Headline at Fellowship Bridge Party
The American Association of University Women holds a Saturday event at Irma Voigt's home 35 Park Place featuring a bridge and Chinese checkers party. Four top prizes include an airplane trip to any Ohio city planned for March 18 with a five place Good News plane.
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American Association of University Women
Ohio
Fellowship Bridge Committee
Mabel Olson
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Ohio City
Waco
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Akron
Youngstown
Toledo
Athens
Edith Wray
Margaret Duncan
William H. Herbert
Barbara Olson
Robert P. Tompkins
Dean Voigt
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East Side PTA Celebrates Forty Second Founder Anniversary
East Side PTA observed the forty second anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers with a ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ural Westfall and Miss Lucy McBride led tributes to founders and early PTA organizers as candles were lit. Mrs D M Clippinger presided over the business session and announced a district conference in Middleport on February 17 with the theme The Enrichment of Community Life.
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East Side
PTA
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ural Westfall
Lucy McBride
O. C. Bird
John W. Dowler
Jack Kern
Neil Crawford
Clara Kuenzli
D. M. Clippinger
John C. Henry
W. F. Smiley
B. J. Roberts
Peter Good
Wayne T. Matthews
Mabel W. Sprague
Colonial
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Roger Jones Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Roger Jones hosted a one o clock luncheon for a three table bridge club at The Eastwood with red roses as table decorations. Mrs John H Preston won the high score prize in the following bridge game.
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Roger J. Jones
John H. Preston
Best Cough Remedy Made at Home From Pinex and Syrup
An easy home remedy combines 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water to make a syrup then add 2% ounces Pinex to create a full pint cure. It claims rapid throat and bronchial relief, loosening phlegm, easing soreness, and smoother breathing with no spoilage and a money back guarantee.
P T A Founders Day Safety Program at Senior High
The Junior-Senior P.T.A. plans Founder's Day and a safety program on Monday February 20 at 7:30 p m in the Senior High School Auditorium. Mrs Hal Woods the first president of the High School P T A will give a brief history and a Highway Department member will discuss safety. Kansas PWA reports 125 federal projects underway with total cost about 20 681 110 dollars.
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P.T.A
Hal Woods
State Highway Department
Kansas
PWA
Topeka
Kansa
S S S Tonic Ad Claims Vitality and Health
Ad touts S.S.S. Tonic as a remedy to restore rich red blood and robust vitality after worry overwork or illness. It promotes improved digestion and appetite, claiming health returns when no organic trouble exists. Available in two sizes at drug stores.
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S.S.S
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