Puppeteer Kate Hall Builds Puppets From Odds and Ends
Kate Hall a young show producer crafts puppets from oatmeal boxes spools scraps and cloth. She keeps her marionettes in repair like children and works daily to fix heads and joints for her repertoire including The Disconsolate Dragon and Aristophenes the dragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hall
Josephine Shor
Kate Chamberlain Hall
Kate
Ohio University
South Congress Street
Theater School
Yale University
Atlanta
South Carolina
Aristophenes
Tony Sarg
Sayre Study Club Meets at Mrs Sayre's Home
The Sayre Study Club met at Mrs. William Sayre's house on Tuesday with a roll call of named American patriots. Mrs. FE G Campbell reported on the Child Health and Protective Committees meeting from Monday. Mrs. J W Hudson, a guest, gave readings including Oh What Wedding and Bringing Up the Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Pickett
Sayre Study Club
William Sayre
Wee
Mra
FE. G. Campbell
J. W. Hudson
Quilt Design Requests Hit Record Interest in The Messenger
The Messenger's Needle Craft Service in New York City reports 323 women ordered quilt patterns in the past month with Laura Wheeler Designs sent to 223 Messenger readers in January. Southeastern Ohio women stay up nights quilting and collecting designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
New York City
Laura Wheeler
Ohio
Star of Bethlehem
Elks Plan Birthday Dance for Washington Birthday
The Athena Lodge of Elks announces a birthday dance Thursday at the Elke Home in Cline. Russ Deans orchestra will play from to o'clock. Committee members are Richard McKinetry and Elle Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Athena Lodge of Elks
Elke
Cline
Russ Dean
Richard McKinetry
Elle Maple
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted at Local Pharmacy
An old advertisement urges those with catarrhal deafness or head noises to visit Cline's Pharmacy for Parmint double strength. The remedy combines one ounce with a pint of hot water and sugar, taken as a fourth spoonful four times daily to relieve head noises and unblock nasal passages.
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Cline
What Other Women Say quote by Kathleen Norris
A Katherine Norris quotation celebrates Washington and Lincoln facing impossible odds with resolve. It contrasts their steadiness against eloquent opposition, portraying unwavering belief in their righteousness. The line underscores perseverance despite floodlike rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Kathleen Norris
Romantic Runaway Begins March 1 in Athens Messenger
Start your vacation early with Katherine Haviland- Taylor's new novel The Romantic Runaway. A train theme frames a real love story as daily installments launch March 1 in The Athens Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Limited
Katherine Haviland- Taylor
Athens Messenger
Tuesday Needle Club Dinner for Husbands
Husbands of Tuesday Needle Club members were guests of honor at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. W. D. Robinson. Twenty couples sat at small candy lit tables with rosebud centers, while a three‑course meal was served by the committee. The event featured old fashioned games after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Needle Club
W. D. Robinson
Maude Kitemilier
Carl Porter
W. E. Clark
New Deal in Cakes for Washington's Birthday
Chocolate spice cake recipe with mince meat filling plus a patriotic flag motif frosting. Also notes a Friday Ohio University event where Professor C N Mackinnon will discuss the play Green Pastures at the Fine Arts Building campus open to the public.
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Washington
White House
C. N. Mackinnon
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Green Pastures
Fine Arts
Ohio University
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Meet
The United Spanish War Veterans Camp 78 and the Ladies Auxiliary met at the R of P Hall on Tuesday evening. O D Dailey led the War Veterans and William Watkins served as official inspector for the annual inspection. Mrs C W Walker presided the Auxiliary and Mrs C D Dailey and Mrs R A Dalton gave historic addresses. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary No
R. of P. Hall
O. D. Dailey
William Watkins
Marietta
Watkins
Hockenberry
C. W. Walker
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. D. Dailey
Lincoln
R. A. Dalton
George Washington
Gertrude Stein Opera Debuts on Broadway in Oddity
New York reports Gertrude Stein's Four Saints in Three Acts opened on Broadway with Virgil Thomson’s score. The crowd included art and letters figures, many laughing at the gibberish sung by the Negro cast, while some critics called it a grand burlesque on grand opera.
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New York
Gertrude Stein
Forty-Fourth Street
World of
Art and Letters
Miss Stein
Virgil Thomson
Mise Stein
Standard Bearers Meet at the First M. E. Church
Miss Frances Harrison hosted the Standard Bearers of the First M. E. Church with songs and scripture. Members made tiny tea aprons for sale to fund their class. The March meeting is set for March 20 at Miss Ruth Orr’s home. PLAINS PLAY TONIGHT Lovely Mary at The Plains School for school department benefits. Proceeds fund equipment needs.
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Frances Harrison
M. E
Mary Brown Townsend
Ruth Orr
Plains
Mary
Plains School
Athens
One Hundred Blocks In Quilt Record And More
The piece counts reach 12 300 pieces in total with 100 blocks of 123 pieces each. Mrs. Lewis Chase, 76, pieced the Flower Garden with a green outer edge and colored ring around a yellow center. Mrs. Chase plans The Lone Star, eight by eight with four blocks and about 512 pieces.
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Lewis Chase
Lena Jordan
Harrisonville
Young Married Class Meets at Cameron Home
The Young Married People's Class of the First Christian Church gathered Tuesday at 25 Sunnyside Drive hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cameron with Mrs. Pearl Chase assisting. Four new couples attended for the first time including the Cum leys and Downards, Schriders, and Pierce. Mr. Cameron chaired the business meeting, followed by games and birthday refreshments honoring George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Carlos Cameron
Sunnyside Drive
Pearl Chase
James Cumley
Athens
William Downard
Lloyd Schrider
P. L. Pierce
Christian Church
George Washington
Honor Birthday Anniversaries at High School
A patriotic assembly at Athens High School marked the birthday anniversaries of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Kathleen Carpenter opened with a piano solo followed by the Junior Girls' Octette performing two songs and a vocal solo by Margaret Alice Guthrie. Fern Rowland spoke on Lincoln and Francis Fuller on Washington, with Ann Beasey and Merritt Preston closing the program.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Athens High School
Kathleen Carpenter
Normandy Burgett
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Virginia Sama
Marianna Schuler
Emma Strabi
Catherine Reynolds
Kula Peidergrass
Fern Rowland
Francis Fuller
Ann Beasey
Merritt Preston
Orpha Beat Is Wed Mond to M Richard McAfee
Miss Orpha Beat wed M Richard McAfee in Athens with Magistrate Carl H. Porter officiating. The couple, educated in Athens schools, were seen with their families at the ceremony while the Ladies' Home League meeting of the Salvation Army was postponed to Thursday at 2 p.m. with Miss Viola Fell as guest speaker.
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Orpha Beat
Ladies’ Home League of the Salvation Army
Viola Fell
Returning couples and staff head to meetings and travel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wolfe of Grandview Heights have come back from a winter vacation with Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle in Daytona Beach Florida. Mr. David Howell Lindley of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Reod in Morris Avenue then left for New York City. Dean of Women Irma E. Voigt left for Cleveland for a National Association of Deans of College Women meeting. Miss Lillian M. Barbour accompanied her. Co. C. Millikan departs for Cleveland to attend a three day Assembly of the College of Syntonic Optometry joined by George G. Mean and Leo Stortz.
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Thomas M. Wolfe
Grandview Heights
T. R. Biddle
Daytona Beach
Florida
David Howell Lindley
Hamilton
John Reod
Morris Avenue
New York City
Irma E. Voigt
Cleveland
National Association of Deans of College Women
Lillian M. Barbour
Bureau of Appointments
Ohio University
Voigt
Co. C. Millikan
College of Syntonic Optometry
Mr. Millikan
George G. Mean
Parkersburg
Leo Stortz
Point Pleasant
Marriage of Anne Frances Gold to Richard C. Abbott
Mr and Mrs T W Gold announce the marriage of their daughter Anne Frances Gold to Richard Clay Abbott of Lancaster Ohio. The ceremony occurred October 14 1933 in Cambridge Ohio with Rev R C Tolbert officiating. Bride graduates Athens High School 1929. Abbott, son of Mrs Alura J Abbott of Lancaster, graduated from Albright College. They will reside in Lancaster next week.
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Frank Bean
Huson Avenue
Orpha
M. Richard McAfee
Moyt McAfee
North
Lancaster Street
Carl H. Porter
T. W. Gold
Richland Avenue
Anne Frances Gold
Richard Clay Abbott
Lancaster
Ohio
Cambridge
R. C. Tolbert
Methodist Protestant Church
Bryan Jenkinson
Athens High School
Hocking Grass Company
Alura J. Abbott
Albright College
Pennsylvania
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Pierrot
Sayre
Mrs
Logan
Optometric Service
Court St
Athens, Ohio
Elks Plan
Preston
Hollywood
Pat Paterson
Charles Boyer
Yuma
Ariz
Little Bird
John McCormack
Needle Club
NEA
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Meet
M. E. Church
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Charles Moore
Stewart
Route 1
Cameron
la Ged
C. C. Millikan
Optometry
Pablito
Cuthura Healey
Merlene Allison
Ohio Ave
Ticura
Ellie
U. S
the Security Bank
D. Zenner
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