Honor Founder Observed in W C T U Service at Presbyterian
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a memorial service for Frances E Willard founder of the W C T U at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon Mrs H T Farrar led devotionals and read extracts from Willards addresses A chorus piece led into remarks on leadership and a poem titled Lead On Chieftain Lead On A reading recalled Henator Henry Z Raineys tribute from the Washington monument ceremony Emma McVay shared personal memories of Miss Willard and memorial fund remarks followed by benediction Mrs T A Copeland presided The second note reports Mr John Hamer and Mrs Pearl Waskill returning home after a week at White Cross Hospital Columbus where Mrs Hamer underwent a minor surgical operation and is recovering slowly.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frances £. Williard
Presbyterian Church
A. EB. Waxner
Henator Henry Z. Rainey
Miincts
Frances E. Williard
Mall of Fame
Washington
Emma McVay
Miss Williard
Helen Lawrence
T. A. Copeland
W. C. T. A. Benediction
Fampa
John Hamer
Pearl Waskill
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Hamer
Mrs Cabern Reports Slight Health Improvement After Miami Trip
Mrs. Robert Cabern who went to Miami Florida weeks ago to regain her health says her condition is slightly improved and she hopes to return home by late spring. She lives at Athens R 1 Gon. Robert Lane was born to Mr and Mrs Eber Linscott Pearl Barnes Richland Avenue on Saturday February 14.
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Robert Cabern
Miami
Pla
Epring
Cabern
Athens, R. 1
Robert Lane
Mrs
Eber Linscott
Pearl Barnes
Richland Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Arthur H. Rhoads
East State Street
Fourth Round of Bridge Tourney At Athens Hotel Berry
The Athens Kiwanis Club bridge tournament enters its fourth round at Hotel Berry Thur night with over 100 players likely. Tournament chair P F Good notes attendance grew from 64 to 92 by the third round and urges more players to sign up as prizes are awarded each night benefiting underprivileged children in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry
P. F. Good
Good
Athens County
Opera leaders dine in capital honors Columbus guests
A luncheon in the Red Room of the News House on February 18 honored an out of town directory hosted by the Columbus Civic Opera Company and supporting groups. Directors from seven universities attended. Prof. C. C. Robinson sent Mrs. Margaret A. Benedict in his place. After lunch, the group selected the Carmen cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Civic Opera Company
News House
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio University
Margaret A. Benedict
Central P T A To Observe Anniversary
The Central Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 2:45 PM in the Central School Building for Founders Day observances. Mrs. Howard C. Bobo invites past presidents and charter members to attend. Miss Mary Williames will recount the group's history and Dr. Edith Beecher will speak. a coffee hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Howard C. Bobo
Mary Williames
Edith Beecher
George Washington Birthday Party Held by Childrens Society
The Kings Heralds children’s group of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society at First Methodist Church hosted a George Washington birthday party led by Miss Lillian Williamson and Miss Edith Stine. Twenty one children attended with games, stories, and refreshments themed on Washington. Guests included Mrs J L Tritipo Mrs Arthur Hunter Mrs Long Mr and Mrs Wilson Norris and Vivien Kathryn Peppies.
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George Washington
King's Heralds
Lillian Williamson
Edith Stine
Children's Society
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Martha Lou Dowler
Tigers
Mra
J. L Tritipo
Arthur Hunter
Mrs. Long
Grange Young People Entertain Saturday
Athens Grange hosted a banco party Saturday at the Grange Hall with 60 youths from Athens Trimble York and Canaanville granges. Miss Marie Warehime won high score honors while chaperons were Mr and Mrs Er nest McNeal and Sr and Mrs Albert Young.
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Athens Grange
Banco
Athens Grange Hall
Trimble
York
Canaanville
Marie Warehime
Ernest McNeal
Albert Young
Washington Dance Planned by Elks
The George Washington dance is planned for Wednesday night February 22 at the Elks club rooms in the Cline Building. Special music will be provided by Sammy Kaye's orchestra. Dancing starts at nine and continues until one. Paul H. Shannon is chairman of the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Order of Elks
Cline Building
Sammy Kaye
Paul H. Shannon
Junior Senior P I A Meets Monday Night
The Junior-Senior Parent Teacher Association gathered Monday night in the High School Auditorium with Mrs E R Walker presiding in place of president Mrs Fred Wheaton. Superintendent H Pendry spoke on Pounders Day Opportunity and school legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
E. R. Walker
Fred Wheaton
H. ©. Pendry
Parent-Teacher Association
Pendry
A. W. Bias
Ohio University
Governor White
K. Mardin
Cirle
Helen Jones
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Mary McCune
Frances Wilkes
Agnes Kilpatrick
Helen Hayes
Thora Vleen
Violet Strahl
Kather Cokenougher
Ann Beasley
Firemen Fight to Save Six-Year-Old With Oxygen Therapy
A Cleveland fire squad worked to save six year old Mary McGroarty by administering oxygen as officials report the girl was slowly sinking. The effort continues as authorities supply medical assistance and monitor her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mary McGroarty
Mack critiques Amos Hoo ple on technocracy and technocratal reasoning
The speaker argues Amos Hoo ple may have gone techno crazy over technocracy. Readers are urged to judge for themselves after considering his technocratical line of reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Amos Hoople
Poor Little Rich Girl Lucy Cotton Thomas Income Ruling
A New York court ruled Lucy Cotton Thomas's monthly income from her late father's estate, initially sought to rise from 3000 to 3800 dollars, is sufficient at 5000 dollars. Lucy, age young, told reporters she plans to share wealth with the less fortunate when she turns 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionaire
New York
Let the Hurricane Roar author publishes new novel
On February 21 nose Wilder Lane releases Let the Hurricane Roar set in Dakota. The Missouri author, known for rooted American fiction, discusses American women in five questions, noting 60 million women aid in crises and drive relief while men voice alarm. Women organize, feed families, and maintain hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nose Wilder Lane
Dakota
Happy Shore
Chinese Tanks Explosion Kills About 100 at Plant
At Shanghai on February 21 bodies of about 100 victims were recovered after two gasoline tanks exploded at the Zung Ash Rubber Vulcanizing Plant. Fire officials reported many injured and the cause remained under investigation.
Men's Glee Club To Sing on Wednesday
The Ohio University Men's Glee Club directed by Prof. C C Robinson will perform at the convocation program on Wednesday. The first group sings Mendelssohn Song Of the Hunter Leighter O Heart Of Mine In the Luxembourg Gardens. Baritone soloist Nash will perform Gypsy John Dana. The program closes with Sons Of Ohio Welsh Air and the Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Men's Glee Club
C. C. Robinson
Mendelssohn
Heart of
Leighter
Luxembourg Gardens
Manning Nash
John Watson
Zanesville
Glee Club
Gypsy John
Clay
Dana
McGill
Sons of Ohio
Fish as a Yearround Nutritious Protein Source
The article promotes fish as a delicious nutritious protein rich in vitamins and iodine, suitable for children and adults. It advises seasonal selection, proper cooking methods including baking, broiling, and steaming, and notes serving sizes and meal ideas for breakfast lunch and dinner during Lent and spring.
Local Notes From Hemlock Grove and Nearby Towns
Hemlock Grove and nearby residents share visits and family events. Velma Eastman stayed with Nora Eastman and con Roland. Floras moved to a Wolf Pen farm. Heigers visited Hayes family. Roushs spent weekends in Athens. Nutrition Project meeting at Grange Hall drew about 135 women and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Eastman
Nora Eastman
Roland
David Flora
Ray Whaley
Wolf Pen
Albert Heiger
Harold Hayes
Lawrence Roush
Athens
Grange Hall
Spring Kiddies Frocks Pattern 2288 Promoted
Dainty spring childrens frock pattern features scalloped shoulders and colorable prints with matching bloomers. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 require fabric estimates. pattern number 2288 includes illustrated sewing steps and comes with spring fashion book ads. Catalog plus pattern priced at 25 cents. send 15 cents for pattern alone to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York City.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 1Ith Street
New York City
Health in County Is Good Says Higgins
Dr. J. M. Higgins the health commissioner reported that Athens County shows good overall health aside from measles and scarlet fever. He noted immunization efforts in Glouster where 63 school children received smallpox vaccines and said immunization will continue countywide. Diphtheria shots are planned for fall and precautions against colds during pneumonia season are advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Health Department
Doctor Higgins
Ann Morgan
Glouster
Mount Olive Church Hosts Rev H G Kerns Meetings
The Rev H G Kerns of Wheeling West Virginia conducted a series of meetings at the Mount Olive Union Church. Mrs Helen Brooks entertained her Sunday School class with a party Wednesday evening. Cletus Allen 12 had an appendix operation in Parkersburg last week and is recovering. Olive Grange hosted a Valentine party Saturday. Ice melted from the Oho River and boats resumed running as the Senator Cord freight ship passed Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brooks
Christian Sunday School
M. EB
J. A. Torrence
Marie Swan
Evelyn Stalnaker
Linnie Swan
Marie Ferrell
Golda Lawrence
Cletus
M. H. Allen
Parkersburg
W. Va
Olive Grange
Oho
Senator Cord
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Asion Signal
New Way
Cline
Capital
Mre
Wilson Norris
Columbuse
Ooeo Hetsy Ross Club
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Vern Kempton
Elliott Street
A. Taylor
Ohio University Department of Sociology
Blue Key
Hotel Berry
M.S. Rogers
Glouster, Ohio
COX Bros
West Union St
Athens, Ohio
Grange
Washington Dance
Elks
Woman's Mome Missionary Society
Central Avenue M
L. Jones
P. J. Bishop
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Central Avenue M. BE
R. F. Demers
W. H. Logan
Fest Mill Street
D. KR. Martindill
Betty Lea
McArthur
John
Collina
North High Street
Martindill
Collins
Lucy Cotton
Mas
Edward Russell
Thomas
Lucy
Mississippi Valley
America
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Joseph H. Gill
Florida Power and Light Company
Men’s Glee Club
Hemlock Grove
Orville Romine
Daniels
Avery Nelson
Sanford, Wells
Albert Heitzer
Mr. Farrey
Nelsonville
Fred King
Sam Eastman
Delaware
Ohio
Click Howett
Jack Howett
Bobby Hawk Io
Theo. Heines
Mr.Jl
Perry Riggs
Flatwoods
Dtnne Oddams
Higgins
H. G. Kerns
Wheeling
Mt. Olive Union Church
Sherif
Ravenna
Stock Lang
Lestown
Albert
Moore
Leroy Jones
Caris
Bank On
Manila
Philippine
Amues Island
Tawitay
Peru
Arica
Chile
Fez
Hacna
Lydia E. Vegetable Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stewart Fookes
Palact L. L
Ade
Fran
Union
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