League of Women Voters Annual Potluck Supper
The League of Women Voters hosts its annual potluck supper on Wednesday evening with guest Marian Bush Snyder of London speaking on English Women and Politics. War songs by Mrs. William Hanley and Mrs. William Ruston will be performed. county government study and home rule amendments are discussed. guests include playnight participants and local leaders. Supper at 5:30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. members to bring table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Marian Bush Snyder
London
England
William Hanley
William Ruston
France
H. R. McVay
League
Genevieve Apgar
EB. U. Shrout
H. G. Frost
Helen Roush
Josephine Kircher
Mary Kircher
Carl Ferguson
Belford Nelson
Charles McKinley
William Curry
Harry Woo
Arthur Boyles
A. J. Laverty
A. D D. Townsend
W. H. Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
Prep Follies Set Friday At Alumani Memorial
The seventh annual Prep Follies will be presented in Alumani Memorial Auditorium Friday night under the Y M C A relief fund. Freshmen from six Ohio University sororities perform acts with no overall award this year. judges rate originality audience appeal and workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alumani Memorial Auditorium
Y. Vr. C. A. Relief Fund
Ektie
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Omega
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Phi Mu
Alpha Delta Pi
Carrie Spencer
Physical Education
C. N. Mackinnon
Irvin Quick
College of Education
Martha Frederick
Portsmouth
Mise Delia Dorney
Athens
Mary Neideraver
Hamilton
Revue of Revues
W B A Plans District Rally and Membership Drive
The Woman's Benefit Association officers and members met at Hotel Berry to map a May rally and district meeting. The Review splits into two divisions led by Mrs. Frieda Willock and Mrs. Lilian Cokenougher to recruit members for Frances D. Partridge in Port Huron. Spectral guests Miss Ina Hoover and Miss Grace Haff attended as health officials, with Hart delivering a health talk and examinations.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Berry
F. P. Frebault
Frieda Willock
Lilian Cokenougher
Frances D. Partridge
Port Huron
Mich
Ina Hoover
New Salem
Grace Haff
Rh. N
W. B. A. Health Center
Columbus
Hart
Marriage Announcement From Parkersburg February 24
Mr and Mrs Floyd Heightland of Brookville announce the marriage of their daughter Annabell to Mr Paul Koffman of the Lower Plains. The ceremony occurred in Parkersburg West Virginia on Friday February 24. The couple reside at Lower Plains in a home that was furnished for occupancy.
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Floyd Heightland
Brookville
Annabell
Paul Koffman
Lower Plains
Parkersburg
W. Va
Koffman
Lower Plaina
Bali visit shapes Balinese poise and manners
Miss Elizabeth Tell ing, famed New York artist, returns from Bali with paintings and notes on Balinese women. She asserts Balinese women can teach civilized sisters to take tricks, cultivate poise, maintain figure, rear well behaved children, and act pleasant even when a husband pursues new interests.
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Elizabeth Telling
New York
Bali
Child Rearing Claims From Bali In Quiet Society
Misa Telling asserts she has never heard a baby cry in Bali and has never seen a child quarrel or be punished. She attributes calm behavior to mothers devoting time to training, suggesting this explains the observed gentleness.
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Bali
Misa
Bali Island Families and Women Endure Calmly in Life
On Bali, families live without friction and all attend church together with husbands and sons kneeling at the altar. Women and children follow, while concubines and their children bring up the rear. Miss Telling notes no scolding on the island and women laugh through life with innate pride.
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Miss Telling
Bali
Publisher Refuses Guard After State Hospital Escape
Frank A. Holles publisher of The Alliance Review refused a bodyguard following word of the escape of J. B. Cox from the Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. Cox, 45, had kidnapped Hollies in 1922 and Cox’s escape prompted threats against Holles.
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Alliance
Frank A. Holles
Alliance Review
Today
J. B. Cox
Lima State Hospital
Cox
Hollies
Hotles
Senator Walsh to Welcome Bride Upon Return to Washington
The inaugu ration era will see Senator Thomas J. Walsh bring his bride Senora Nieves Perez Chaumont de Truffin widow of a Cuban business man to Washington. The 73 year old Montana senator, long a widower, has married in the American embassy at Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senora Nieves Perez Chaumont de Truffin
Senora Truffin
Montanaong
Havana
Boxing Roundup of Wins and Draws Across Cities
United Press reports boxing results from Newark New Jersey to Terre Haute Indiana with multiple fighters winning by knockout or decision. Notable outcomes include Bennie Le Vine’s 150 1-4 victory in Newark over Hans Mueller and Joe Ardito’s draw with Altice Tarantino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Bennie Levine
Hans Mueller
Germany
Freddy Polo
Lou Harper
Joe Ardito
Altice Tarantino
Jersey City
Allied Todisco
Sammy Miller
Bobby Dallas
Harrison
Pat Domaino
Nutley
Sarazen Defeats Dutra in Miami Match for World Title
Gene Sarazen, U S and British Open champion, beat Olin Dutra 11 and 10 in a 72 hole unofficial world championship at Miami Biltmore C C. Sarazen finished 12 under par for 62 holes. Dutra even. Sarazen needed 68 putts to Dutra's 105 in a match decided on greens. the winner turned 31 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.P
Gene Sarazen
United States
Olin Dutra
California
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Sarazen
Dutra
Gene
Local Misses Niggemeyer Host Wednesday Party
The Misses Mary and Agnes Niggemeyer hosted a Wednesday night gathering at their home in Guysville. Attendees included numerous neighbors and relatives such as Mrs Clarence Fuller, Mr Walter Greiner, Mr Joe Shuler, the Lawson and Niggemeyer families, and many others. The evening featured dancing and card games with refreshments served.
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Mary
Agnes Niggemeyer
Clarence Fuller
Walter Greiner
Joe Shuler
Coke Lawson
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Horter Fortney
Grove McGrath
Guy Hawk
Thomas Phillips
Earnest Swindel
Wayne Swartz
Jean
Leta McLaughlin
Rees Phillips
Frank Colburn
Opal Fish
Auto Swartz
Clarence Bails
Earl Nelson
Scott Snodgrass
Raymond Crawford
Everett Bosworth
Weldon Moore
John
Gertrude Weisenbach
William Weisenbach
Delmar
Elmer Niggemeyer
Bernard Warner
Albert Heighter
Paul Niggemeyer
Carl Welling
John Sheets
Doris Pearcy
Mary Pearcy
Maxi
New Biographies at University Library
The Edwin Watts Chubb Library adds varied biographies to the new book shelf behind the main desk. Highlights include works on Richard Wagner George Eliot and William Pitt the Younger plus literary figures and humor collections.
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University Library
Edwin Watts
Allen and Pearson
Richard Wagner
Bekker
Bennett
Roger Williams
New England Firebrand
Ernst
George Eliot
Romeiu
Romieu
John Clare
Tibble
Cleopatra
Wertheimer
William Pitt the Younger
Wilson
Depew
Lipton
Journal Intime de
Nicholas
Emperor
Russia
Blaine
Maine
Russel
Ring Lardner
Old Sook
Marquis
Noah
Ernest Hemingway
Pomona Grange Holds Special Meeting in Athens County
Approximately 100 members attended a special Pomona Grange meeting at Athens Grange Hall. Rome Grange presented the candle ceremony completing the circuit of the granges for this special work. Resolutions from Grange and Farm Bureau in Athens County were discussed.
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Pomona Grange
Athens
Rome
Grange
Farm Bureau
Athens County
Mocking County tourney ends with Roy Scott scoring record
Logan reports Roy Scott of Haydenville dominated the Mocking County basketball tournament at Murray City. He totaled 55 points across the event, setting a county tournament scoring record, including 27 points in the first round against Gibisonville to establish a single game record.
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Logan
Murray City
Roy Scott
Haydenville
Gibisonville
Judge imposes 30 day moratorium on garnishee actions
Springfield Municipal Court Judge Fred A. Wagner ordered a 30 day moratorium on all garnishee actions. The ruling announced today pauses asset seizure until the period ends, affecting ongoing cases and creditors operating in Springfield.
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Springfield
Fred A. Wagner
Springfield Municipal Court
Cermak Spent Restless Night In Labor Fight
Miami February 28 The condition of Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago remained unchanged after a restless night in which the oxygen tent used to treat pneumonia was removed at his own request Hospital attendants said there were no significant changes in his status He was described as fairly comfortable despite right lobar pneumonia and doctors termed his condition somewhat hopeful Earlier doctors noted surprising resistance to the illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Mellon in Huge Suit Against Mellon and Aides
Washington civil suit seeks 220 million dollars from Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon and two former Treasury aides, charging they abetted tax settlements allowing foreign steamship firms to dodge 110 million in income taxes. David A. Olson filed the action, citing statutes on double damages for false statements by federal officials.
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Washington
U.R
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Mellon
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Alexander W. Gregg
David A. Olson
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Second Victim of Mortgage Fight Dies
SULLIVAN, Ind Feb 28 Oral Reedy Hymera died today second victim of a fight arising from an attempt to block a farm mortgage foreclosure sale. Reedy's father Andy 55 died last week of injuries from the outbreak.
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Sullivan
Ind
Oral Reedy
Hymera
Reedy
Andy
Autombile Crashes Claim Five Near Columbus and New Albany
COLUMBUS February 28 40.2 A E Rachinson Columbus and Carl J Elerman New Albany were fatally hurt when an automobile overturned near New Albany. Arthur J Piper Columbus was killed in an automobile collision here.
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Columbus
A. E. Rachinson
Carl J. Elerman
New Albany
Arthur J. Piper
City to pay 100 workers with food and fuel
Service Director Mark Wertz announced that one hundred men assigned to a city street project will be paid in food and fuel instead of cash. The plan aims to support laborers while the project proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Food and Fuel Service
Mark Wertz
East Side Dramatic Club to Stage Play
The East Side School Dramatic Club now called Juvenile Jesters will present In the Kitchen of the King as its first production in early April after reorganizing this month. Tryouts for the cast are under way and non casting members will build sets and handle lighting, costumes and art work. The reorganization committee includes Grace Ellen Foster Eleanor Pec Ham Mary Ellen Gibson Bob Covert Dan Bardin Jr Bill Rowland, under the supervision of Principal Henri L Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side School Dramatic Club
King
Children’s Theater of
New York City
Grace Ellen Foster
Eleanor Pec Ham
Mary Ellen Gibson
Bob Covert
Dan Bardin Jr
Bill Rowland
Henri L. Hess
East Side School
Debate Squad Opens Ohio Conference With Kent State
The Ohio University women’s debate squad, defending cup winners, meets Capital University and Kent State College in the first Ohio Conference contest. The affirmative heads to Columbus, while the negative faces Kent State at 7 50 in the Fine Arts Auditorium. The question is US independence for the Philippine Islands. Veterans Martha White and Geneva Coleman key the lineup.
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Ohio University
Capital University
Kent State College
Ohio
Columbus
Kent State
Fine Arts
United States
Philippine Islands
Martha White
Geneva Coleman
Margaret Slaughter
Martins Ferry
Mary
S. Sullivan
Fayette
Portsmouth
Edna Mae Stauffer
Erie
Edith Murphy
Hicksville
Principals to Meet in Athens County Schools Discussion
Athens County school principals will meet Thursday night at 7 50 to discuss music and Fiery Day programs. Kenneth Ray, county superintendent, announced the session to review school offerings and activities.
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Athens County
Kenneth Ray
Izaak Walton League Plans Meeting on Community House
The Izaak Walton League will discuss ways and means to hasten construction of the Community House in Waterloo Township at 7:30 tonight in the City Council chamber at City Hall.
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Waterloo Township
Izaak Walton League
City Council
City Hall
Long Parking Costly Fines Awarded by City Mayor
M Bowman and Virgil Davis each fined one dollar by Mayor R. Woog yesterday for overparking. Both men faced the same small penalty as the city continues curbside enforcement and parking regulation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Bowman
Virgil Davis
R. 5. Woog
Triplets Arrive at St Ann's Hospital in Two Weeks
The second set of triplets to arrive at St Ann's Hospital within two weeks was born Monday to Mrs. Leonard A. Montgomery in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Ann's Hospital
Leonard A. Montgomery
Birth of 11-pound daughter in Cincinnati
Friends of Captain Tom Greene of the Greene Line learned Monday of the birth of a daughter, Mary Cavendish Greene, to him and Mrs. Greene on Sunday at Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Gallipolis
Tom Greene
Greene Line
Mary Cavendish Greene
Coolville Resident Dies of Paralysis
Frank Hill aged 61 a lifelong resident of a farm near Little Flocking died Monday after weeks of illness Paraly sis listed as the cause Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at the home with burial in Rockland Cemetery He leaves a widow a son Curtis near Little Hocking and two grandchildren
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Coolville
Feb. J
Istail Special
Frank Hill
Ockland Cemetery
Curtis
Little Hocking
Dayton Club Leader Deadline on Central League 1933
Ducky Holmes head of the Dayton Central League baseball club set a Sunday deadline for Frederick Howell league president to prove the Central League can organize for the 1933 season. If not, Holmes will seek a franchise in another circuit likely the Middle Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
U.P
Ducky Holmes
Central League
Frederick Howell
Holmes
Middle Atlantic
Chauncey Man Bound Over in Auto Theft Case
Amos Hayburn of Chauncey was arraigned before Mayor Robert 3 Wood on auto theft charges and bound over to the Grand Jury under a $500 bond. He could not post the bond and was jailed in Athens County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hayburn
Chauncey
Robert 3. Wood
Athens County
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Trade
Trade offer for Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children claiming relief from fevers constipation headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Advertisement invites readers to address Mother Gray Co Leroy NW for a “Mother Gray Walkir Doll.”
Glor Your Glor Your Ag Tissue Cream Ad
A fragmented ad style note promotes a face cream claiming to moisturize skin and reduce blemishes. The text mentions cleansing and sulfur lotion as part of a skincare routine, though wording is garbled and non Exploratory. The piece reads like a marketing blurb for beauty products.
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Current Events Club
Cottage Tea House
J. W. Bieder
KR. V. Imes
Pierce
Sarah Richard
South St
Akron
Dr. Pierce
Druggisia Vrive de. Pierce
Clini
Buffalo, N.Y
W. B.A
B. C. Chaney
Canal Winchester
Walter 8. Schacht
Louis J. Brown
University Terrace
Chaney
Don O. Peden
Keota
Iowa
George Mayer
Mr. Peden
Peden
Mayer
Ball
Catherine Figg
Cincinnation
Michael Hillis
Jessie Mulligan
New Lexington
Joseph Mulligan
Palmer Street
Child Conservation League
Thomas Gibson
May Avenue
Baker’s Cafeteria
Marian Walters
Hsm
Rogers
Member
Federal Reserve System
Tera
Bank of Athens National Bank
Senator Walsh
Thomas J. Walsh
Fanny
AEG
U.S
United Press
Jimmie Fantini
Bronx
Joe Pasquale
East Side
Jimmy Lorenzo
Drew
Routier Parra
Chile
Phil Stark
Rue Degrass
Brooklyn
Jack Rosen
Henry Whittier
Atlantic City
Bobby Dechter
Philadelphia
Lew Hardcastice
Johnny Allen
Kid Bales
Ten Baldwin
Eddie Burl
Carl Mays
Egg Marber
Marty Little
Hammonton
Holyoke
Mass
Norman Conrad
Wilton
N. H
Jack Barger
Preston
Idaho
Jimmy Leto
Jack Menaul
Cambridge
Terre Haute
Jimmy Kelly
Pat Murphy
Danville
Red Callahan
Muncie
Tony Usas
Dom Costello
Clinton
Carl Emrick
West Terre Haute
Sarazen Victor
Guysville
Cermak
Lobor
U. S
Trapeic
East Side Dramatic Club
Waltonians
Greenes
Stewart MI
Stewart
Stewart M. E
Rev
Walter
Theodore Crawford
The
Young P
M. E
Ayers
Rexall Drag
Biedel Mendil Nuns
Mer' Han
Silv U NN
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