J R Harvey Celebrates 84th Birthday in Athens County
J R Harvey 84 celebrated January 10 at his home 69 West State Street Athens. Born 1855 in the area he shares family history from 1789 land purchases and early local homes. He taught school ran a general store and held positions in city council waterworks Odd Fellows Bank Woodman and Sons of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
State St
Mr. Harvey
Athens County
Benjamin Brown
Ohio Company
Sugar Creek
Nemiah Davis
Jason Rice
Jonas
Poston Coal Co
Busi
H. H. Mathews
Harvey
City Federation appoints committees for new year
At the City Federation meeting Mrs. Emmett Rowles, the president, named the by laws committee and the nominating committee for the coming year. The March meeting will be a luncheon with Mrs. E L Church in charge of arrangements. Grandparents listed for newborn Paul Kelley include Mr. and Mrs. J L C Kelley and Mrs. Willard Daft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Emmett Rowles
W. L. Gard
R. P. Imes
E. Rey Lash
J. R. Harvey
N. S. Welk
E. L. Church
Lewis E. Cullum
Paul Kelley
J. L. C. Kelley
Willard Daft
Athens
Paper on Life of Madame Curie Presented by Mrs Harmon
Mrs A R Harmon chaired the Pro gressive Literary Club meeting at Mrs H M Bennett’s Montrose Ave home. She presented an engaging paper on the Life of Madame Curie as seventeen members contributed current events and the group sang the club song before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Harmon
Madame Curie
Progressive Literary Club
H. M. Bennett
Montrose Ave
Clyde Hines
Blanche Finsterwald
Wednesday calendar of women group meetings in town
A roundup of Wednesday and Thursday gatherings across local organizations. Included are Mother's Circle Mrs Mary LaBaw Avon Place and Mrs Ruth Norris. Women's Auxiliary Episcopal Church at 42 E State St. P E O with Mrs O U Terrell Maplewood Drive. Eagles Auxiliary Progressive Benefit Party. AAUW Book Review Dean Irma Voigt 35 Park Place reviewing Our Town. First Methodist Standard Bearers at Miss Ann Maccombs Carpenter Street. U C D Club hosted by Mrs Fred H McCoy at Gay Tea Room Grosvenor Street. Rebekah Lodge at 1 O C F Hall potluck dinner. Child Study Club at 62 Stewart Street Mrs William Mansfield. Missionary Society postponed to meet Jan 24. Wesleyan Needle Club 3 Elliott Street. Martzolff Sunday School Class hosts 7:30 p m. Athens BPW at Club room 7:30 with Miss Margaret L Osgood speaking on Personality. Friendship Class Jan meeting Jan 16. C T P Auxiliary meeting at 80 W State Street with Helen Foreman Baltimore Md president Cooperative Traffic program presence.
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Onr
The
Episcopal Church
L. C. Baker
E. State St
P.E.O
Dean Irma FE
Voigt
Park Place
Dean Voigt
Our Town
Fred H. McCoy
U.C.D
Grosvenor St
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Georgia Hickman
Eagles
Athens
Margaret L. Osgood
Ohio University
Mabelle Darst
House Committee
Cc. T. P
C.T.P
E. J. Shiannon
W. State St
Helen Foreman
Baltimore
Cooperative Traffic Program
Wimple Tail Piece Tops New Easter Hats for Spring
New York fashion notes describe Directoire bonnets turbans and pillboxes with wimples and mushroom shapes. Coiffures will mold to the head with hats contrasting dresses, featuring veiling ribbons and feathers for trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Directoire
Juliette Nicole
Nicole
Catholic Ladies Install 1939 Officers
The Catholic Ladies of Columbia met in the K. of C. Hall for a regular meeting and installed the 1939 officers led by past president Mrs. M. J. Gross. Officers include President Mrs. Robert King, Vice President Miss Pauline Keck, Recording Secretary Miss Francina Gross, Financial Secretary Mrs. P. L. Shannon, Treasurer Miss Helen Cavanaugh, Trustees Mrs. Bertha Daggett Mrs. Charles Breinig and Mrs. Jane Gleason, Monitor Mrs. Charles R. Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of C. Hall
M. J. Gross
Robert King
Pauline Keck
Francina Gross
P. L. Shannon
Helen Cavanaugh
Bertha Daggett
Charles Breinig
Jane Gleason
Monitor
Charles R. Hawk
Charles Ley
Helen Noon
Walter Rohrer
John R. Sprague
Frank S. Baker
George Dresher
Margaret Cronin
F. A. Lavelle
Regular Meeting of W. B. A Includes Special Guest
The W. B. A. Review held its regular meeting in I. O. O. F. Hall Tuesday night with twenty two members present. Miss Ina Hoover state deputy attended the meeting. Mrs. Dennis Ours won the mystery prize. The next meeting will be a pot luck dinner followed by a social hour.
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W. B. A. Review
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ina Hoover
Dennis Ours
Surprise Birthday Party for Sally Frances Black
Mrs. W O Stevers of 10 Walker Street entertained with a Monday afternoon surprise party for the sixth birthday anniversary of her granddaughter Sally Frances Black. Guests included Virginia Potts Rosie Potts Wanda Potts Mary Olsen Leana Belle Dewey Donna Green Bonnie Sly Ronnie Coury Elizabeth Ann Black and Patty Black. Refreshments were served and Sally received many beautiful gifts.
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W. O. Stevers
Walker St
Sally Frances Black
Virginia
Rosie
Wanda Potts
Mary Elsen
Leana Belle Dewey
Donna Green
Bonnie Sly
Ronnie Coury
Elizabeth Ann
Patty Black
Sally
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Madge Graham and her husband Dicky plot a grand deception targeting producer Philip Veritzen while Madge and Mary Veritzen rehearse in New York. Tension rises as questions about a farm visit and hidden troubles strain trust between Madge and Dicky, with a continuation hinted for tomorrow.
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Dicky
Madge Graham
Philip Veritzen
Madge
Mary Veritzen
Mary
Noel
New York
Lansfield
Veritzen
New Jersey
Habit Turns Fatigue Into Choice For Women Says Ray
Marie Beynon Ray argues chronic fatigue stems from bad habits and social fatigue talk. She advises a balanced life with exercise, hobbies, and sleep, noting genuine interest fuels vitality and bores lack it. The piece also notes a new timber area in New Guinea to be opened for milling by the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Beynon Ray
Start Young
Canberra
Bulolo
Australian Mandated Territory
New Guinea
Inaugural Train Trip Delights Columbus Visitors
Round about the town notes the special train to Columbus for inaugural ceremonies pleased riders led by Judge Oliver F. Rowland. A family trio from Leesburg joined Edith Kasler and Mack Sauer for the event.
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Columbus
Oliver F. Rowland
A. W. Kasler
Richland Ave
Kasler
Edith
Mack Sauer
Leesburg
Inauguration Attendees and Local Social Visits Recorded
The notice lists attendees at a Columbus inauguration including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peacock Mrs. Winifred Hooper Miss Thelma Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haning. It also details visits and visits to theater and dinner parties by Miss Anne Collins and others, plus travels of Dwight Antle to Canal Winchester for a new position and social gatherings involving the Baughmans Ewing Cline and Baughman families. The article closes with a note that the first seaplane flight in America occurred in San Diego in 1911.
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Harold Peacock
Winifred Hooper
Thelma Snyder
Thomas Haning
Columbus
Anne Collins
Stewart St
Cincinnati
Armon Gross
James Lindsay
America
San Diego
Calif
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women aged 38 to 52 worried about losing appeal during menopause urges fresh air eight hours sleep and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to boost vitality and calm nerves. The tonic is described as helping nature build resistance and improve mood during midlife changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Present Day Trends Addressed by West Side P T A
Rev. Jeffery of Central Ave MFE Church spoke on present day trends noting democracy in business equals democracy in government and urging public ownership, international cooperation over nationalism, and a strong family moral standard as civilization’s foundation.
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Jeffery
Central Ave. M. FE
West Side Parent Teacher Association
Hines Orchestra to Play at Ohio University Senior Ball
Earl Hines known as the pianist with the $400000 hands brings his nationally known orchestra from Chicago to Ath ens Friday for the annual Ohio University Senior Ball. Hines, a Pittsburgh native, studied at the University of Pittsburgh and funded his education by playing in dance bands. He began piano at nine after his mother, a concert pianist, encouraged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Hines
Athens
Chicago
New Grand Terrace Cafe
Ohio University
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
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Carpenter St
William Mansfield
Frank Ayres
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Young People's Guild
Wesleyan Needle Club
Ralph L. Miller
Elliott St
Friendship
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Marian Young
W. BR. A
Adele Garrison
City
Katherine
Lillian
Harry
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Alicia Hartner
John Dowler
Acquila
O. U
A. W. Boetticher
Society
Carl Wharton
N. Lancaster St
Johannesburg
South Africa
Marion Bush Reeder
Mrs. Finsterwald
Poot
Dwight Antle
Zanesville
Minnie Pierce
Canal Winchester
Eor
E. M. Baughman
Albany
Orville Ewing
A. D. Cline
Frances
Arthur Enion
Thora Belle Baughman
Edwin A. Jones
Gloria
Jackson
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
Herb J. Parker
John Parmeter
S. F. Beverage
County Fair Board Association
Remington Rand Electric
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
West Side
J. N. Rice
Guys Ville
Patricia Ann
G. N. Leist
Piketon
Emma Rice
Lucasville
Newark
Chauncey
Andrew McKinney
Dorothy
Flaine
Paul
Zelda McKinney
George Adkins
Gaylord Simpson
Delia Plant
City Hospital
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McKinney
Harper C. Pendry
Stanley Jeffery
Jack Kern
Middleport
Association
Mother Singers
Pendry
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Barbara Olson
Community Garden Clib
Albany Community Garden Club
Eldon Dailey
Radcliffe
Danny
Richeland Ave. M. P
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Laura Richey
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Bay
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Naomi Bible Class
the Plains
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