Daughters of Union Veterans Install Officers This Week
The John Ellis Woo Tent No. 100 met at the I O F Hall to install officers for the coming year led by Mrs H L Atkinson. New officers include President Mrs L E Carpenter and senior vice president Mrs Edward Seiple. Refreshments followed the ceremony and a social hour was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis Woo
Daughters of Union Veterans
I. O
Nelle Pickering
Don Strawn
Elizabeth Boling
Saturday Meeting of King’s Herald and Light Bearers
The King’s Herald and Light Bearers will meet at First Methodist Church on Saturday at 2 p m. The Child Study Club meeting is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Herald and Light Bearers
First Methodist Church
Child Study Club
Meeting Rescheduled to Friday Night January 12
The group had planned to meet this evening but postponed and will convene Friday night, January 12, to discuss outstanding items. Attendees were notified of the change and urged to bring relevant documents.
Bricker and Miller File Marriage License Application
In probate court Clarence E B Bricker 28 Glouster son of Mr and Mrs Peter Bricker and Sally F Miller 18 Glouster daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Miller apply for a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence EB. Bricker
Glouster
Peter Bricker
Sally F. Miller
James E. Miller
Throats Covered And Backs Out In Evening Gowns
NEA Service photographer notes mid winter evening gowns emphasize covered throats and backs with sheer sleeves and capes. White with gold or silver accents and pale blue dominate, while long trains add the chic but modest front coverage contrasts with daring back exposure.
Spring Shoes Blue This Year In Boston Fashion Show
Boston reports blue as the top color on spring shoe color cards at the annual Boston shoe style show. Gray also favored with styles featuring colored linings and rough leathers like sealskin and buffed calfskin. Heels settle at about two inches for casual and spectator wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vogue
Inmans Host Christmas Turkey Dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles Inman of uyeville entertain during Christmas week end with Mr and Mrs Carl Neff of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Edward Cullums of Athens sharing dinner. Their daughter Betty Eleanor Charlton of W Va attends with W. Be. Cullums relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Inman
Uyeville
Carl Neff
Columbus
Edward Cullums
Betty
Eleanor
Charleton
W. Va
BE. N. Cullums
Athens
Ben. Cullumes
Inman
Secret 2V activity outlined for Ohio juvenile facilities
A state plan proposes fingerprinting inmates mainly juveniles to build a criminal ID system. Committees will study pardons, parole, and revisions to the criminal code, and promote a police science school at Ohio State University. A statewide teletype linked police intelligence network is planned with local funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Paroles
Ohio State University
Ohio Police Radio Systema
Mae West Vegetable Wonder Wins Valley Style Show
Mazie Stebbins of Wialaco Texas won first prize in the lower Rio Grande Valley vegetables and style show for her Mae West cabbage patch costume. She wore a cabbage and rhubarb leaf outfit with parsley garnish, capturing the judges with novelty garden fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Mae West
Texas
Mae West
Mazie Stebbins
Weelaco
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Pendry Reviews State Aid for Ohio Schools at Athens Meeting
Athens superintendent H C Pendry spoke to the Athens League of Women Voters at 32 North College Street on the history of Ohio school funding. He urged an equalization fund while keeping local boards in control to meet community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pendry
Athens
Athens League of Women Voters
Alice Frances
North College Street
Ohio
Pendry
Boards of Education
T. M. Wolfe
Education Commit
H. T. Phillips
Frank Cone
A. D. Townsend
8. D. Thompson
L. C. Baker
Ohio Seeks Advice on Beautifying Roads
Columbus January 5 Ohio highway director O W Merrell has asked other states for information and data on highway beautification programs under the CWA. He also seeks details on billboard regulations for highway rights of way and any existing legislation or methods used to control billboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
CWA
O. W. Merrell
Merrell
Ohio Mortality Rate Falls Three Per Cent In 20 Years
Ohio's mortality rate dropped from 13.7 per 1 000 in 1910 to 10.7 in 1933, a three point decline over two decades. Life expectancy at birth rose from 38 to 58 years as deaths from preventable diseases declined, with typhoid deaths shrinking from 1 327 in 1910 to 110 in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Ohio
State Health Department
What Other Women Say quote on money and spending
A Margaret Culkin Banning line argues women should know how to manage money of any amount. It condemns fashionable spending and urges financial literacy as essential for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Culkin Banning
Second Man Will Die For Hotel Clerk Murder
YOUNGSTOWN January 5. Albert Bruno of Toledo is to die in the electric chair at Columbus next Wednesday night for the murder of John J. McLaughlin a Toledo hotel clerk nearly a year ago. Frank Vacchiano of Dayton, Bruno's companion, was executed last week for the same crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.P
Albert Bruno
Toledo
Columbus
John J. McLaughlin
Court of Appeals
Frank Vacchiano
Dayton
Bruno
McLaughlin
Game law arrests and fines tally in November
Columbus reports 563 arrests for game law violations in November with 561 convictions. Total fines assessed reached 14 537 dollars during the month of peak hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Reverend Buckley to Preach at Luhrig Mission Church
The Rev Buckley from Mineral will preach Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Mission Church on the hill in Luhrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig
Buckley
Mineral
Ohio State Sees Students Ask Exemption on Draft Duty
Columbus Jan 5. Ohio State University students appeal to President George W Rightmire to excuse or expel them from military training on grounds of conscientious objection. A three member committee has denied several requests while fourteen others were excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
George W. Rigmire
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Stalder
Helen Dickson
Blanch McCune
Mary Delle Maxwell
Edna Fleming
Flora Murphy
Rose Patriow
Naomi Slaughter
W. R. Phillips
H. L. Atkinson
Cadda Hughes
Flora McDaniel
Vicks Nose & Throat
Vicks Minion
Illie
Shauch’s Pecan
Rauch’s Devil’s
RAUCH
Joseph Monaghan
Montana
Washington
Congress
Dormer
Catherine McDermott
Pioneer City
Mont
NEA Service
Inmans
League of Voters
A. E. Roe
Elmwood Drive
New York City
Mr. Roe
Roes
8. S. Lafayette
Europe
Claren Peoples
Huntington
F. E. Goldsberry
East State Street
Byron Blair
Chillicothe
West Virginia
Blair
Mary Frances Goldsberry
P. M. Gillilan
Ann
Schenectady
N. Y
Evelyth Atkinson
C. E. Atkinson
Nutley
N. J
F. E. Harshman
Doctor Harshman
Athens City
Earlene Cooper
Nashville, Tenn
Fisk University
Angie Cooper
North Cemetery Street
Uriah Judy
Charlies Thomas
Alberta Peebles
Carlos
Alva Judy
West Union Street
Chichesters
C.& Hl
Wilbur Ines
Preston
Ares
New Spring
Antec
Axminster Rugs
Giart
RED Cross
Woodworth’s
Logan's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!