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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1938
Page
8
Ohio University economist Prof Albert Gubitz spoke on The Institutional Background of Unionism at the League of Women Voters meeting. A pot luck dinner preceded the session as the group discussed labor history from colonial times through the labor movement, with plans for a Feb 3 guest tea and upcoming notices.
Your health is the business of your physician and the Rexall Druggist helps. Prescriptions are double checked for accuracy using fresh ingredients. Bring your prescriptions to our Rexall Drug Store for careful preparation and counsel.
Ruth Huffman and Ray Starlin of Dellroy wed December 22 in Canton with service by the First Presbyterian pastor. They travel to Niagara Falls for a wedding trip then settle in Deltroy where both teach in the local schools.
A nostalgia filled recipe note lists apricot prune and sour cream raisin pies plus a deep dish apple pie. It includes detailed ingredient lists and step by step bake times, all printed in a 1930s style urging readers to bake for winter meals.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with grapefruit quince jelly dry cereal nut muffins bacon coffee milk luncheon includes potato patties creamed meat salad apple sauce cake tea milk and dinner features tomato juice beef pot roast noodles buttered carrots onions salad cranberry meringue pie coffee milk.
Mrs. Neil Crawford and her sons Garrison and Kendall visit her parents Prof. and Mrs. Winfred Garrison in Chicago. The Coverts and Frances Covert, McGlone and Stout families and others are noted as holiday visitors and returning travelers from Ohio to Florida and New York. Kappa Beta Sorority held an initiation at Hillcrest Inn with Ruth Kretschner and others named. initiation services at the church followed.
Penny the dog hosted a birthday party hosted by Tommy Davis to celebrate Penny turning one year old. Tell the rabbit dog ran off with a bun after grabbing a large bite, leaving remaining treats for three other neighborhood dogs as guests.
The Mrs John Ellis Wool Tent No 100 Daughters of Union Veterans met at the IOOF Hall for initiation of two new members and installation of officers for the year. New president Mae Harmon led the unit with officers Beal Snyder Shaver Carpenter Root Murphey Maxwell Pickering Seipel Partlow Horn Slaughter McCune Lee Dean Fleming. A social hour followed to celebrate birthdays of Kate Shaver Carpenter Slaughter Beatrix.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lantz returned from a wedding trip after their marriage on December 31. The couple will reside at 212 West Union Street. Mrs Lantz received several showers prior to the wedding, hosted by Miss Mary Antoinette, Miss Gertrude Pritchard, and Mrs. Mary Ziggafoos among others.
Friday meetings include Past Chiefs' Club with Mrs Elizabeth Harvey Chauncey and assistants, Woman's Relief Corps at Red Men's Hall with installation of officers, Current Events Club with Mrs Charles Kinison at 308 Highland Ave, Highway Wives Club on Hooper St. Friday night. Saturday Pallas Club at 2 30 at Mrs William Shepherd’s home. Sunday Peace Council Round Table on Ludlow Referendum Bill at First Christian Church with supper at 4. Reservations via Mrs Shepherd. Various sorority and university staff gatherings noted. Book Review AAUW meets Monday 7 30 at Faculty Women's Club. Edith Wray reviews A City of Bells.
Mrs Kate Shaver was celebrated with a surprise party organized by her daughter in law Edith Shaver and son Billy assisted by Lucile Shaver. Guests Rosser Mrs Snyder and Miss Pickering enjoyed refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee as gifts were presented and Mrs Shaver received many tokens from family and friends.
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