Weather turns warm as Ohio University notes springlike mood
Balmy springlike weather brings students and faculty back to Ohio University after holidays. The paper lists returning deans professors and dozens of faculty trips to Florida New York and other states, detailing their winter journeys and homecomings. It also mentions Mrs Roosevelt's pink satin gown at a Washington dinner designed by Milgrim.
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South
New York
Pointe East
Ohio University
Massachusetts
Texas
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Milgrim
Society notes and gatherings highlight holiday season
Local families entertain guests from Mills to Whaley in Shannon Avenue and Hebbarde ville. Edna Way returns from California via T A T plane after Christmas with Ohio University ties. Mirthful society items include Mothers Club, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae, and Queen Ethe rs events, a birth announced, and a Watch Night party at Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid.
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Ohio University
Pacific Coast
Columbus
California
Harry Bolin
Hastings Road
Clarks Chapel
Ladies Aid Society
Thehostess
Business Girl Prepares Personal Kit For Office Beauty
The article urges the businesswoman to carry a compact kit of makeup and skin products to the office. Pack foundation, powder, rouge, hand cream, and a small box. add a fresh handkerchief, gloves, and perhaps a wire brush for suede shoes. Include cleansing lotion for quick touchups to stay polished through the day.
Wide Brim Hats Dominate Spring Fashion, Says Marion Valle
Hats for the sunny south show varied brims from tiny to enormous with emphasis on brim shapes over crowns. Designers urge colorful touches, toned-down accessories, and wearable flattering styles for spring and summer, including off the face looks and youthful silhouettes.
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New York
South
Lilly Dadhe
Marion Valle
Carbondale Visits Reach Neighbors and Local News
Carbondale residents hosted relatives from Toledo and nearby towns. Miss Frances Mills visited her aunt in Nelsonville while Miss Ione Doolittle spent time with her sister in Asbury Ridge. The Carbondale school resumed, and Edith Arnold went to St Francis Hospital in Columbus. Edward Betts Sr. visited Athens. Virgene Cariin stayed with Mrs Hart Chesser. Harry Tope and family of Chauncey called on Sanford White. Dew Arnold of Barberton stayed with relatives.
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Frances Mills
Thomas Mills
D. Disher
Nelsonville
Ione Doolittle
Mrs
Fern Chesser
Asbury Ridge
Harry Tope
Chauncey
Santford White
Liquids and Semi Solids Best During Colds in Children
Guidance on dietary care for colds advises liquid foods when fever is present with bedrest and doctor if symptoms worsen. If no fever, light easily digested meals. during cough avoid dry foods. after recovery, increase calories with fats and dairy. Includes a sample day menu with juices, cereals, soups, eggs, and dairy.
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Bend
Unemployed League in Glouster Elects Officers for Six Months
Glouster Unit No. 8 of the Unemployed League with 36 members chose J. L. Southard as president C. L. Carrigan as vice president P. H. Collins as secretary Alice Smith as treasurer George Buchman James Milhoan and Eustice Love as grievance committee Amelia Johnson Alice Smith Sonny Johnson and John Mavin to serve on the investigating committee Officers will be installed by Glouster Lodge No. 336 Knights of Pythias at K of P hall tonight. Trimble lists Robert Hooper as administrator of the estate of the late Vin-
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Glouster
The
Unemployed League
J. L. Southard
C. L. Carrigan
P. H. Collins
Alice Smith
George Buchman
James Milhoan
Eustice Love
Amelia Johnson
Sonny” Johnson
John Mavin
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of Phall
Death of Dr. Thomas A. Watson Pioneer of the Telephone
Dr. Thomas A. Watson, associate of Alexander Graham Bell and first to hear spoken words over the telephone, died at his winter home near St. Petersburg, Florida at age 8. He helped develop the first instrument, witnessed the 1876 transmission, then shifted to shipbuilding leading naval construction for Admiral Dewey. He retired in 1904 to pursue cultural work and earned honorary degrees from Union College and Lehigh Institute of Technology.
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Pennos
Lee
Boston
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Watson
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Union College
Levens Est
Funeral services held for Mrs Benjamin Ryan
Services for Mrs Benjamin Ryan of Corning were conducted at St Bernard’s Church this morning at nine with burial in the New Mrs Ryan cemetery. She died Friday night after an operation at St Frances Hospital Columbus at age three. She leaves a husband and a two year old son Donald a mother Mrs Mary Radkowski two brothers and two sisters Joseph Anna Leo Radkowski and Mrs Lucy Martin Corning.
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Corning
St. Bernard's Church
New
Ryan
St. Frances Hospital
Columbus
Donald
Mary Radkowski
Joseph
Anna
Leo Radkowski
Lucy Martin
Glouster Man Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Joseph Beshara of this city underwent an appendicitis operation at Mt hospital. He is the son of M Beshara and the community awaits further word on his recovery.
Local 8 to Meet Glouster Union at Greens Run
Local No 8 and Local No 48 UMWOA will gather at Greens Run High School auditorium Saturday at 1 pm to discuss several important matters.
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Glouster
Greens Run High School
WCTU Meets Tuesday Afternoon at Gatchel Home
The Glouster WCTU to gather Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs Laura Gatchel's home. Athens county president Mrs T A Cope land is expected to attend.
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WCTU
Laura Gatchel
T. A. Copeland
Athens County
James Carey Recovery After Major Columbus Operation
Dry dock resident James Carey is rapidly recovering after a major operation at a Columbus hospital several weeks ago. He is currently staying with his sister Mrs. Margaret Jewell in Athens.
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Glouster
James Carey
Drydock
Columbus
Margaret Jewell
Athens
Broadway Bills Bright Romances At Ohio Majestic
Frank Capra style romance dominates the Ohio premiere with Broadway Bill blending simple love and nomad freedom. Warner Baxter Myrna Loy deliver standout performances while Riskin and Hellinger adapt the script from a Mark Hellinger story and Rooster comedy by Bing Crosby and Kitty Carlisle add charm.
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Miss Carlisle
Wests Welcome Eleven Pound Son In January
Dorcas and Glenn West are the parents of an eleven pound son born January 4. Mrs Wallie Hill cares for her ill aunt Mrs Laura Wilbarger. Mrs Clem West visits Glenn West home to care for a new grandson. A Truth Seekers monthly meeting is set for Monday at Edward’s home. A social gathering will be held at the community hall Wednesday evening conducted by the Ladies Aid. Frank Arnott and family of Racine visited Harry Wolfe Wednesday evening. Irene Theiss called on Edna and Edith Wolfe Friday. Dale Beaver spent Friday evening with Clifford Beegis.
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Irene Theiss
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Edith Wolfe
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Wallie Hill
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Clem West
Glenn
Ladies Aid
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Neck Tie Quilts From Canada Spark Ideas for Athens
Old Canada trend inspires icebound Montreal women to stitch neck ties into quilts. A local woman collects ties from prominent citizens and links them with a herringbone stitch to create a personality quilt as a practical spare time project.
Michaelangelo to Wed Girl Who Waited 25 Years
Michaelangelo Gentilcore returns to Italy aboard the Rex after 23 years in America. He plans to marry Maria Delando, who waited since he left a quarter of a century ago. He served 23 years in Stillwater prison after a dispute over money, was pardoned, and now sails home, hopeful though without the fortune hoped.
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Maria
Michelangelo
Stillwater
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