Athens A A U W awards Ohio city trip as prize
The Athens branch of the American Association of University Women held two parties at the Faculty Club and Dean Voigt's home benefiting the Fellowship Fund. Prizes included an airplane trip to any Ohio city for four winners Mrs James V Rice Miss Dorothy Hoyle Mr Franklin C Potter and Miss Alice Lagerstrom. The event drew eighty three members and guests and funds support graduate study through the national Fellowship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Association of University Women
James V. Rice
Dorothy Hyle
Franklin C. Potter
Alice E. Lagerstrom
James Rice
E. State St
Ohio University
Dorothy Hoyle
Rufus Putnam
Hoyle
O. F. Peoples
S. Congress St
May Ave
Alice EF. Lagerstrom
Lagerstrom
Washington St
Faculty Club
Faculty Women's Club
Mary Blayney
Margaret Duncan
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Athens
A.A.U.W
Mabel Olson
Robert P. Tompkins
William H. Herbert
Barbara Olson
Edith Wray
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Springfield
Morrison couple attend Legion Auxiliary Mid-Winter Conference
Mr and Mrs M C Morrison spent Saturday in Columbus for the Mid-Winter Conference of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Morrison heads Junior Activities for Ohio and was a distinguished guest at the morning session and at the banquet honoring Mrs James Morris of Bismarck North Dakota, the national president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Morrison
Columbus
American Legion Auxiliary
Olive Tablets Promote Digestion and Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges drinking water and eating more fruits and vegetables to prevent constipation. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate bile, aid digestion of fatty foods, and ensure gentle bowel movements. Pricing 30¢ and 60¢ for Lig. product available at all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Little Symphony Concert at Memorial Hall Tuesday
The University of Michigan Little Symphony Orchestra under Thor Johnson performs Haydn Overture and Mehul symphony plus Glazounov Liadov Debussy and Franck works at Memorial Auditorium Tuesday night February 21. William Bagwell is first violin and Ruth Kreiger soloist with Phi Mu Alpha hosting a reception after the concert.
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Haydn
Joseph Mehul
Little Symphony Orchestra
University of Michigan
Memorial Auditorium
Thor Johnson
Lakeu
Tansman
Glazounov
Liadov
Debussy
Franck
William Bagwell
Little Symphony
Ruth Kreiger
Kreiger
Phi Mu Alpha
William Evans
Orville Chambers
Miss Lawson Weds Carl Nickolson In Albany
Geraldine Lawson and Carl Nickolson were married February 18 1939 at the Baptist parsonage in Albany. Rev Ewing Walters officiated. The couple plans residence in Athens Route Five after a brief wedding stop at Bellefontaine.
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Coke Lawson
Guysville
Route One
Geraldine
Carl Nickolson
Athens
Route Five
J. F. Nickolson
Baptist Parsonage
Albany
Ewing Walters
South Cannan Baptist Church
Walters
Lena Sharps
Junior Lawson
Bellefontaine
Local clubs schedule meetings and events for Monday
A series of community gatherings are listed including Athenian Temple 173 Py thian Sisters meeting at 7 p m and a benefit party at 8 p m with pie or sandwiches. Other groups meet 7:30 p m including Athens Junior-Senior PTA Theta Upsilon Auxiliary and Democratic Women's Club with various programs and host addresses. A Founders Day program is noted for West Side PTA Tuesday events follow with dinners, reviews, and film shown.
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Athens
PTA
O v Theta Upsilon
Barbara Smith
E. Union St
Oool
West Side
West Side School
Hands Offs Rule For Mothers-In-Law
A column argues mothers-in-law should keep hands off from their children’s marriages and families. It claims the single rule to prevent trouble is to keep hands off from engagement, housing, jobs, budgets, and grandchildren, avoiding meddling. The piece uses humor about public interest in mother-in-law relations and film references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carole Lombard
James Stewart
Lucile Watson
DAR Patriotic Program Observed At Athens Hotel
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Saturday afternoon in Hotel Athens parlors for a patriotic program. Activities included Washington and Lincoln commemorations and a flag salute led by chaplain Mrs. A. O. Sloane. Elizabeth Wood won second in the state Good Citizenship contest and will have expenses to Toledo in March. Mrs. Pilcher read Sol Bloom’s radio address about the making of the flag. Lincoln’s Gettysburg address was read by Mrs. Robert P. Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Athens
Washington
Lincoln
A. O. Sloane
Elizabeth Wood
Toledo
Pilcher
Sol Bloom
Robert P. Tompkins
DAR
John T. Fowler
Athens County
Bishop
Fowler Club Plans George Washington Birthday Program
The John T. Fowler Club of Ath ens County Children's Home will host a Wednesday afternoon event for George Washington's Birthday. Upper grades perform a playlet "A Dream of George Washington" while lower grades sing "A Sewing Song" and "Little George Washington" with rhythm band pieces. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R, two years old, will attend as guests.
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John T. Fowler
Athens County Children's Home
George Washington
Nabby Lee Ames
Funeral Notices Note Migrant Visitors In Zaleski
Mr Merrill Atkinson of Logan West Virginia attended the funeral of Mrs Ida Wagenbach in Zaleski on Friday afternoon. The deceased died in Newark New Jersey and was buried in the Wagenbach family lot. Also traveling were Mrs H L Atkinson and Mrs Ida Lemley. Mrs George McCollins and granddaughter Miss Mildred Martin of Richland Avenue visited Lancaster Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joseph Waltz, the McCollins son-in-law and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
Ida Wagenbach
Zaleski
Wagenbach
Newark
N. J
Atkinson
H. L. Atkinson
Ida Lemley
George McCollins
Mildred Martin
Richland Ave
Lancaster
McCollins
Joseph Waltz
Theta Chi Tea Dance Draws Fifty Members And Guests
Fifty members and pledges of Theta Chi fraternity attended a tea dance at the chapter house with guests Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Peden Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Church and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar J. Otis. Dancing began at 2 30 pm and a buffet supper followed at 5 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi Fraternity
Don C. Peden
Donald C. Church
Lamar J. Otis
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Madge Graham travels with Philip Veritzen to Sag Harbor to arrange an interview with exiled Queen Olga of Transvania. Nurse Whitlock suspects Veritzen plans against his daughter-in-law Mary Veritzen, and Madge grows convinced a hidden listening device will be placed in their hotel suite during the trip. The scene ends with Veritzen hinting at a tale he will tell, beginning in his boyhood.
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Madge Graham
Philip Veritzen
Sag Harbor
Madge
Olga
Transvania
Mary
Misa Whitlock
Veritzen
Miss Whitlock
Otto
Dicky
So-and-So
Roundabout tales from campus and cinema stars
A light column recalls Sabu visiting Oklahoma City traveler Mrs. Harold Hively and baby Davis aboard a plane to New Mexico. Other items note Ohio University students Jack Kilpatrick and proxy Jerry Evans at a Masonic dinner, plus humorous campus anecdotes about a ceiling collapse letter and a digressive English class.
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Sabu
Harold Hively
Alice Beasley
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Jack Kilpatrick
Georgia Kilpatrick
Ohio University
John Milton Kilpatrick
Jack
Jerry Evans
Headquarters Opened for Community Concert Group
The Community Concert Association opened its city headquarters today in the Hotel Berry lobby. Mrs H Wescott Roach and Mrs F Theodore Paige run the ticket desk. Free admission to Albert Spaulding concert at Memorial Auditorium for next year's ticket buyers. Dr C C Robinson of Ohio University music faculty is secretary. Call 582 to reach Roach or Paige.
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Community Concert Association
Hotel Berry
H. Wescott Roach
F. Theodore Paige
Albert Spaulding
Memorial Auditorium
C. C. Robinson
Ohio University Music Faculty
Concert Association
Roach
Paige
Berry
Saturday Night Dance at Athens Country Club
Fifty couples danced Saturday night at the post valentine dance of the Athens Country Club. Rex Koons orchestra played. Blue lights with intermittent orange and yellow lights supplied the color scheme for the evening, with refreshments served during intermission.
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Athens Country Club
Rex Koons
Chauncey Loses to Buchtel in Final 1938-39 Tilt
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils fall to Buchtel 32 to 23 in a Saturday night game ending their season. Led by Bill Shively 15 points for Buchtel, Chauncey rallied in the second half but fell short. Chauncey girls beat Buchtel 22 to 14 with Daugherty scoring 12 and Gadnai key in defense.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Blue Devils
Buchtel
Fighting Doverites
Buchtel Boys
Joe Stalder
Tucker
Mitch
Blue Devils
Chauncey Boys
Bill Shively
Chauncey Girls
Gadnai
Dover Girls
Daugherty
Cnncascessusegte
H. Stalder
Palmer
Bridge
Tucket
Ley
Keish
Buchtel Boys Gft
Sheskey
Cherniak
Shively
Mutter
Y Scacnessanace
McConnell
Gehend
Cacesce
McQuaid
Conley
Graham
Townsend
Pocahontas Lodge Plans Washington Birthday Night
Pocahontas Lodge Chauncey Mazon Council No. 93 will entertain members next Thursday at the lodge hall with a Washington Birthday celebration. Members are asked to bring sandwiches while other refreshments in keeping with the day will be served. A good attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Mazon Council No. 93
Pocahontas Lodge
Chauncey Plans Federal Relief Day February Event
Mayor W. D. Hines of Chauncey announces a federal relief day Friday February 24 from 9 a m to noon at the city building. Commodities for relief clients and old age pensioners include prunes grapefruit juice wheat cereals and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Commander Leads Athens County Camp 78 Meeting
Athens County Camp 78 of the Spanish American War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64 meet at 7 p.m. in the American Legion building replacing ICCF hall. F. H. Staffinger of Chauncey is the new commander of Camp 78.
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Athens
Chauncey
Athens County
Spanish American War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64
American Legion Building
I.C.C.F. Hall
F. H. Staffinger
Camp
Plains Consumer Group to Meet at Plains High School
The Plains Consumer Education Group meets in the Home Economics Department on Wednesday February 22 at 1 45 p m. The discussion covers How to Get Your Money s Worth When Buying Silver Dishes and Efficient Kitchen Utensils. A short session compares Real Sales vs Commission.
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Plains Consumer Group
Plains Consumer Education Group
The
Plains High School
Former Royalton Police Chief William C Chapman Dies
CHAUNCEY William Chapman aged 47, former Royalton Illinois police chief for three years, died last Thursday in Barnes Hospital St Louis after two months illness. Survived by wife Hilma Tulen Seattle and son Millard. Burial in Herrin Cemetery after services in Royalton. He was a World War veteran and Baptist. Additional siblings listed.
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Chauncey
William Chapman
Royalton
Ill
Marlene Chapman
Oscar Adams
Millfield
Jake Chapman
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Miners Hall
Srl Sidwell
E. M. Dyens
Herrin
Baptist Church
Arch
Hilma Tulen
Seattle
Wash
Millard
Meda Bailey
Jellico
Tenn
Josie Adkins
Ohio
John
Eoomwood
Jake
Charles
Oscar
Royalton, Ill
PTA Meeting Plans Quiz Contest and Narcotics Talk
The Plains will hold a PTA meeting Tuesday at 7 30 with a Professor Quiz contest, group singing, readings, and contests. Mr Hamlin of Columbus will present a narcotics talk in the Plains School auditorium.
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the Plains
Plains School
Hamlin
Columbus
Loyal Woman's Bible Class Meeting at Shafer Home
Bible Lesson CHAUNCEY group of Church of Christ meets Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Mrs John Shafer's home. Mrs Carl Shafer presiding. Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass to give the lesson. All church women invited.
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Chauncey — Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
John Shafer
Carl Shafer
Lloyd Pendergrass
Benefit party planned by Chauncey Pocahontas Lodge
Chauncey Pocahontas Lodge of Millfield hosts a benefit party in the lodge hall Friday February 24 at 8 p m. Public is invited to attend and support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Pocahontas Lodge of
Millfield
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Fellowship Bridge Party of University
Morrison
Legion Auxiliary
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Miss Lawson
Arthur Boyles
Pine Place
N. Congress St
Democratic Women's Club
CTP
George Smith
W. Union St
T. M. Wolfe
Utah Place
Fred McKay
Louis Bromfield
H. Circle
Ruth Smith
Bess Cunningham
M. D. Hughes
Hillcrest Inn
Price
Martzolff
Sayre
F. S. Kittle
Lancaster St
Hobson Study Circle
Eastwood
F. H. McCoy
Ruth Millett
Central Ave. M. FE
Fowler Club
Theta Chi
Poston
van Ausdale
Moser
Wolfe
Adele Garrison
Riosity
O. U
Kismet
Concert Group
Goood Buchtel
Dover
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pictorial Metal
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Lestro
Athens, Ohio
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