Heads of The Colonial Hosts At Separate Social Affairs
The Colonial hosts Mr and Mrs A L Siac tarign host social events before leaving for a journey from The Colonial. A Friday bridge game at the hostelry featured 16 town players with Mr Anim Lamborn taking high score and Mr BM Gibson second. Saturday luncheon bridge with Mr Macfarlan entertaining lasted four hours and twenty minutes with guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandalme Beca
Colonial
Gvem Py
Munagers
Kr. AL. Siactarign
Jonia
Wenger
Columbus
Mares
M Macfarlan Wilce
Athers
Fugh Street
Macfarlan
Anim Lamborn
BM Gibson
Afrz Macfarlan
Brigge
Gire Patriotic Program At Children's Home
A fragmented report describes a patriotic program at a children's home with readings and songs. It notes involvement by women groups planting greenery for a Wellington bicentennial and a focus on youth, though many details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Gire
Children’s Home
Local charity event ceremony details unclear
fragmentary OCR notes describe a shovel of earth near the Tees rocte and a presentation by Mrs. Hansing of WLRC, with attendees including Mrs. Heldres and Home maton. the rest is largely unreadable.
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Tees
Hansing
WLRC
Heldres
Past Noble Grands Club Plans Quilt Making
The reading describes the Noble Grands Club organizing a quilt making session. Four men attended and discussed the event while sharing details on schedule and location.
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Noble Grands Club
City Nurse Addresses Club on Duties in County
Mrs Florence Kimes of the Heath Department led a City and County club program on duties with special music by Mrs H A Hoehinger on piano. The event noted illness in a sister and a hospital operation for Mr JE Houdasnelt. Mrs DB OD, regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Read of the Nabby Lee Ames chapter attended. Moses Cleaveland tablet unveiling in Cleveland referenced. Mr W H Logan returned from a business trip to New York City.
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Harpes
Columbus
JE Houdasnelt
Grant Hospital
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wil Read
Columbugam
Nabby Lee
Ames
Ohio Nauchters
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Moses Cleaveland
Cry of
Diers
George Washington
Conemecticut Reserve
W. H. Logan
New York City
Crooks Headlines Tonight in Campus Glee Club Concert
Stanley Crooks leads a men’s glee group in a campus concert tonight as rehearsals reveal new tunes and a spirited performance. The event showcases Crooks’s vocal range and the ensemble’s growing stage presence.
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Angine
Ine Oo
Athens
Betsy Ross Luncheon Celebrates Birthday
Betsy Ross Luncheon honors a birthday with attendees seated around to share refreshments. The hostess planned the next gathering across the month, noting a March 24 date for the upcoming event.
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Betsy Ross
Sesame Oshalaevick
Betsy Re
the Howe
North
Home Society Pledge Day Annual Meet
Home Society pledges and quilting at a pledge day and annual meeting. Members prepared quilts and rugs for missions, enjoyed a noon dinner, and featured musical and dramatic sketches led by club presidents. New members were welcomed as readings and songs closed the event.
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Home Society Pledge Day
Kappa Beta Patronesses Entertain for Active Girls
Active girls of the Kappa Beta Patronesses at First Christian Church are entertained at the home of Mrs. Dengkt Rommsca ch on West Carpenter Street. The evening features missionary readings and musical numbers from members and guest groups, with pledges announced and proceeds directed to the group's quota. Eighteen guests attend as officers and local figures participate, followed by refreshments.
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Kappa Beta
Robinson
Eva Buxton
Cole
Readig & Story
Elson Hedges
Barry Louth
W. EL Clark
C. E. Weis
Fred Mensfield
Arthur Huntuam Andreas
EL Alex Foot
Laura Frenk
Finsterira
Hunter
Bras
Prasersas
Po Doster
Bishop Class Holds Meeting At Member's Home
The Bishop Class met at the home of Mrs. E. R. Horn Thursday evening with 23 members responding to roll. Mrs. Janis Hephes, president, led devotions and program duties were handled by Mrs. Arthur Ermine Roeil and others. The group enjoyed games and readings themed around George Washington. The class plans its March meeting in the church basement.
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Charth
Community Club Gatherings and Meetings This Week
Local groups hold meetings this week across venues: Lydia Lash Evans Club at 2:30 Thursday hosted by Mrs E McClure. Our Woman's Music Club at 7:30 Monday at Mrs Roger Connor's home. Sayres Study Circle guest day Tuesday at 2 in Chamber of Commerce rooms with noon deadline for regrets. League of Women Voters meets Monday at Chamber of Commerce with 6pm potluck and 7:30 program. Social Literary Club host Tuesday at 2:30 with reviews of The Marble Faun and Moby Dick. Pythian Sisters hold a 7:20 Monday meeting in K P F Women’s Parlor. Ona Study Club meets at 10 Stewart Street at 7.0. Evian’s WL vee.
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E. McClure
North
Congress Street
Lydia Lash Evans
Our Woman's Music Club
Roger Connor
Elmwood Place
Sayres
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
T. Merwin
North Hil
Clarence Roach
Nathaniel Hawthorne
W. EF. Moler
Herman Melviile
Ona Study Club
Wew
Gerald Baird
Stewart Street
Hospital Notes Reflect Sheltering Arms Week Admissions
The sole patient admitted was Mrs. Guy Cary of Trimble for medical care. No dismissals occurred last week. Convalescents include Mr. Jacob Dorst of Athens, Mrs. Donald Bean of Guysville, Mr. W. D. Golden of Fort Bragg NC, Mrs. Arthur Coan of Athens, and Mr. John Shannon of Athens.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Guy Cary
Trimble
Jacob Dorst
Athens
Donald Bean
Guysville
W. D. Golden
Fort Brigg
North Carolina
Arthur Coan
John Shannon
Girls Turn Tin Cans Into Candle Holders
Scouts of Troop 2 held a 4 o'clock meeting on Wednesday making candle holders from tin cans. Mrs Thorpison and Muss Charlotte LaTourrette led the session and plan silver bracelet projects at 4 PM Monday at the Scout House inviting all girls. A March 11 deadline for candidacy declarations requires petitions and fees by 6:30 PM that Friday with public inspection.
Scout Troop Schedules Busy Week at Methodist Church
Roy L Dupler the scoutmaster announces a week of meetings for Troops 6 4 and others at the Methodist Church in tea rooms. Tests run daily 3 to 5 pm and a court of honor is planned. Leaders will meet at the club rooms at eight.
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Roy L Duper
Mr Dutock
Ralph Thorne
St Epros
Dupler
Saturn
Casin Ralp
Tromp No
Quarantines in County Show Decline in Active Cases
County health officials report fewer quarantines last week with no new cases of scarlet fever. Nine families in Lee and Alexander townships plus one in Athens released from quarantine. remaining cases in York Watering and Athens townships. Officials expect quarantines to move forward this week and note attendance issues due to illness and clothing shortages.
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Ees Digilose
Athens
Lee
Alexander
Department State
Pastur Will Continue Universalit Meetings
The pastor announces continued Universalist meetings with special services on Fridays and Sundays at the Rockland church. Sunday morning sermons cover Jesus as the Lord and Creed, with themes on “Strange in One's Soul.” An altered schedule shifts some services to Sunday mornings near Moorclock, and a week of special pre services precedes Easter.
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FROST
Ste
Jook Hey
Edward SM. Manor
Sanday
Moorclock
Sunda
Revival meeting announced at Woodford February 28
Elsonville announces a Wheema Pilgrims hoiness Cauren revival meeting at Woodwood on February 28 inviting all interested to attend.
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Elsonville
Feo
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Hatch Book Shop
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Southern Ohio Electric
McCrone
Itn Court St
Meron
NOBLE
Harry Bennest
Garne
Perier
Dipha Delta Theta
Union
Lpha Delta Theta Lore
Ganna
Mesa Union
Sammy Hayes
Tse
Ceaperons
Effie Eicon
Ppa
Delta Theta Noure Ner
Mya
Jegsic Rai
Zena Tai Alpha
MR. J. Rufus Steele
O. U
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D. Zenner Co
Stanley Crooks
UFO
Mr. Crooks
Caovaty
Uber
UAL
Sexiorary Society of Methodint
Mission
Anciety
SS Welk
Jo W Hudson
Gerham
Wire Hudson
DD Townsend
Mira Ralph Woods
HO Atkinson
FO Stalling
PB. B. Burns
Hoe
Etup
H. T. Farrar
Nellig Gentry
P. J. Huffmen
E. W. Rimes
J. L. Beesley
Eo Dent
Bert Hooper
S. S Winters
Ora Stonecipher
Kayser
Barearole
George Biaho
John Steele
Mire
A. W. Boetuchers
Elmer Poston
Violet
Helen Lawrence
Mm Koker
Frank Cross
W. S. Ferguson
Ed Schor
Seldon Nelson
Homer Wolfe
George Wieming
P. G
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Janie Lincoln
St. Merse Sint & Missionary
Ralph Beasley
B.C. Orr
Mass Mine
Church
Cline
Connett
Catherie Bedford
Misa Faye Achek
Whent Events Club
William Wiliams
Grosvenor Street
Wi W. Lee
Womeen's Club
Mre
P H. Dreggean
Church Street
Red Cross
Bas
Relief Corps
Ui Ted Ming
TR O’chio Red Men's Hall
Mrz W. A. Carpenter
Onar
First Methodist Church
Frida
Daughters of Union Veterans + il
Wednerdetenna
10.C. F Hall
Ard Mre A B. Sas
Eastwood
East State Street
Constance Meheod
Ella V. Dobbs
Missour
Catherne Ledford
Hillecrest Inn
Miss Bedford
Ohio Unversity
Florence Penaute
Cincinnati
Air
Etta Carpenter
At EH Meltzer
Iitxon
George C Dason
Hulis Avenue
Carpester
Ehyson
Jon Jeffers
Atlins
W. G. Runger
D MrPherson
Osa
Sue
Lancaster
Rockbridge
H N. Burgett
Houcktown
A. G. Burgett
J. E. Burgett
Washington, D. C
Pythian
K. of PF. Ball
Sues Pickford
Mary Morhern
Jack Pickford
Los Anges
Pickford
Mary Pickford
Mulhern
Boy Scout News
Baker’s
North Court St
Vogue Beauty Shop
Court St. Dial
Rose Collins
Cox and
Ethel Collins
Pastur
Sorpi
Patter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Silvus
Paramount Beauty Shopve
West Union Étrece
Vern Pfleton
Varsity Beauty Shop
Bettie Shop
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