League Speaker Stresses Women’s Role in Government
Ohio League of Women Voters leader Miss Opal Davis spoke at Athens luncheon on expanding government duties beyond protection to active administration. She urged merit civil service, discussed National League 1934 36 program, and backed Copeland’s bill to extend FDA authority to regulate foods drugs cosmetics. She urged federal aid for a new county jail and planned April meeting on married teachers’ employment.
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Opal Davis
Dayton
Ohio League of Women Voters
Athens League of Women Voters
National League
League
Ohio
Miss Davis
Copeland Food and Drugs
National League of Women Voters
Washington
Copeland
Athens League
PWA
Fred Stauffer
Right liquid laxative aids safe regularity for all ages
A measured liquid laxative regulates bowel movements without habit formation. The right choice causes no discomfort, while a wrong cathartic can cause harm. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as a safe, widely used senna based option for adults and children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Beamon College President Visits Kin in Lower Plains
Mr. C. W. Bingman president of Lamar College Beaumont Texas and son of 8 M Bingman Lower Plains arrived Wednesday evening for a short visit with his brothers and sisters. A Thursday evening family reunion and dinner were held at the Bingman Shafer home. C W Bingman leaves Friday for Columbus and then to Cleveland for the National Educational Association meeting. The Bingman family formerly lived near Coolville.
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C. W. Bingman
Lamar College
Beaumont
Texas
M. Bingman
Lower Plains
BE. W. Bingman
L. H. Bingman
BE. L. Bingman
F. B. Shafer
F. E. Shafer
Bingman Shafer
O. P. Bingman
Nelsonville
C. A. Bingman
Gail
Erenest Bingman
Eugene
Giouster
Vivian
Bernard
Jean
L. H Man
Mary Virginia
Donald
Anna Lee
Dwight Robinson
Columbus
National Educational Association
Cleveland
Bingman
Coolville
Southeastern Ohio Young People Convened in Athens Church
About 230 attendees from Gallipolis Coolville Goshen Run Lancaster Logan Haydenville Newark Corning Chauncey and nearby areas joined the first Southeastern Ohio Young People's Convention of the Church of God at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Athens. Gallipolis won hosting rights for the next meeting and Arnold Cromluish was named chair with Norman Mason assisting.
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Athens
Gallipolia
Coolville
Goshen Run
Lancaster
Logan
Haydenville
Newark
Corning
Chauney
Gallipolis
Arnold Cromluish
Norman Mason
Ima Sperry
Pearl Smith
R. S. Atkins
Irma Sperry
Mary Pinkerton
Everett Wildman
Mildred Ryan
Chauncey
John Marshall
Millfield
Methodist Church
Church of God
Calvin B. Manes
Beal’s 14 572-Piece Quilt Made at Age 15
Mrs J M Beal of Rural Route No 1 Pomeroy exhibited a quilt with 14 572 pieces made when she was 15. The Old Maid's Puzzle quilt has 110 blocks with 100 pieces per block and used 20 spools per confining 28 yards of thread per block. She is piecing a Blazing Star pattern and is related to Mary Jane Grim of Burlingham.
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J. M. Beal
Pomeroy
Meigs County Fair
Athens County Fair
Mrs Gross Hosts UC D Club at Morris Avenue Home
Mrs J W Gross hosted UC D Club members at her Morris Avenue home Thursday afternoon. With the president absent, vice president Elson Hedges led the business session and George Washington roll call prompted quotes. An embroidered quilt of 1251 yards of thread was displayed. Guests included Mrs Maresh McCune and Mrs Mary J Tillery of London Kentucky. A two course luncheon followed. Next meeting slated for Mrs Pilcher’s home 10 East Union Street in March.
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J. W. Gross
Morris Avenue
Roy L. Dupler
Elson Hedges
George Washington
Maresh McCune
Mary J. Tillery
London
Roy Pilcher
McCune
Pilcher
East Union Street
March
Mrs. Darst Recovering at Home After Health Breakdown
Mrs. C. N. Darat, 50 Second Street, who suffered a breakdown six weeks ago, is convalescing at her home and is reported recovering.
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C. N. Darat
Second Street
Patriotic Program Shared By DUV and WRC
DUV and Women's Relief Corps cooperated for an Evening at Mount Vernon with Virginia Reeves. George Washington role by Mrs. Alex Root and Martha Washington by Mrs. C C Cray. The Soldier's Reprieve and Mount Vernon pieces featured reading and musical numbers. sixty guests attended with national color decorations and refreshments.
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Mount Vernon
Virginia Ree
Daughters of Union Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Alex Root
George Washington
C. C. Cray
Martha Washington
Frank Simms
Edson Cooley
Frank Dean
Porter Dicken
Louise Finsterwald
Beatrix Rosser
Kenneth Brooks
Warren Roush
Mary Hanning
Frances Strawn
Elizabeth Boling
Helen Dickson
Mary Delle Maxwell
Lincoln
O. D. Dailey
Mary Fryburger
Vida Carpenter
Scout Leaders To Have Area Meeting Here
A Girl Scout Nature Quest meeting for area scout leaders will be at Junior High School all Saturday. Attendees include leaders from Parkersburg Marietta Bre men Spencer Nelsonville Glouster Pomeroy Gallipolis and other towns. Registration 10 am program 10 30 am with talks on trees mushrooms ferns birds and wild flowers followed by lunch and 1 pm lectures and discussions on nature projects.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Marietta
Bremen
Spencer
Nelsonville
Glouster
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Tommy Meese
Charlotte la Tourette
Enid Nelson
Nelson
Nature Quest
Tannhauser by Wagner To Be Heard Saturday
The radio broadcast of Tannhauser from the New York Metropolitan Opera Company will air at 2 p.m. Saturday, transferred to the Men's Union venue. Paul Fontaine will discuss the libretto at 1:30, noting the opera’s basis in legend and its 1848 rise through Liszt’s introduction.
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Music Hall
Men's Union
New York Metropolitan Opera Company
Wagner
Paul Fontaine
Ohio University
Men’s Union
Frederick II of Austria
Liszt
Tannhauser and Wagner’s Next Step in Opera History
The passage notes Tannhauser marks a life period before Wagner shifted from opera to music drama. It praises the noble character of the score, highlights the overture as a popular orchestral staple, and contrasts Tannhauser with the Ring of the Niebelungen by focusing on human rather than pagan sins.
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Wagner
Dr Isaac Ash Injured After Falling at Home
Ohio University sociology professor Dr Isaac E Ash suffered a fractured radius and a minor head contusion when he stumbled and fell down stairs at his home Wednesday night. The incident left him with injuries described as non life threatening.
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Isaac E. Ash
Ohio University
Bisma Rex fast relief claims three minute action
Bisma Rex provides four actions in three minutes including neutralizing excess acid relieving gas soothing irritated membranes and aiding digestion of fermenting foods. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores and available at Clines Pharmacy for use today.
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Rexall Drug
Clines Pharmacy
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W. D. Oldham
Lima
Atkins
Mrs. Gross
UC D
Mrs. Darst
Lydia E. Pinkham
DUV
Qilvus
Tannhauser
Love’s Cash Market
Mill St. Dial
Country Club
Avondale
Spa
Kroger
Olieo
Chase & Sanborn
del Monte Pineapple
Homme Wyle
Wesco
Oxydol
Floridas
Chuck Roast
Carro
Mee
Zenners
Mary
Carpenter
Dr. Ash
Woburn, Moss
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