Pythian Sisters Conclude 29th Annual Convention in Athens
The twenty-three lodges of the seventh district sent about 300 delegates to the Athens convention Friday. The day included Grand Temple degree conferrals, installations by the Athenian temple, and gifts to guests Mrs. Ida Henry and Mrs. Grace Downing. Next year’s meeting will be in Middleport. several social notes follow, including a Zeta Tau Alpha house warming and local visits. A birth in East State Street was also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Athens
Grand Temple
Christian Church
Frank Cross
Garnet Stevers
Bert Hooper
F. E. Burdette
A. (. Howett
Georgia Hickman
H. F. Cakenougher
John Kilpatrick
Ida Henry
Lorain
Ohio
Grace Downing
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
University Terrace
Ebba Fosselius
Zeta Tau Alpha
Harriet Craig
Maude Matthews
Irene Witham
C. W. Cooper
Daughters of 1812 Hold Meeting at Atkinson Home
The Daughters of 1812 met Friday evening at 167 North Lancaster Street, sharing patriotic quotations. Relics from the War of 1812 were displayed, eight soldiers’ graves found since the last meeting, and four Morris McKee granddaughters joined the chapter. Mrs John Cross was named chaplain. next gathering set for February 10 at Mrs L E Carpenter’s May avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Atkinson
North
Lancaster Street
Rebecca Morris McKee
J. R. Harvey
Myrtle Mitchell
Clifford Tribe
John Cross
L. E. Carpenter
May Avenue
Morris McKee
Columbus students visit relatives in town
Mr and Mrs Charles Coleman of 12 Maplewood drive entertain over the weekend their daughter Mary Lou Coleman and Miss Marjorie Worthington and Miss Pauline Hauss all of Columbus and students in the office training school Dorothy Sanders of Columbus visits yesterday to spend Sunday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs M F Hearn of 45 West Union street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Rose
New York City
Mrs
Phillips Rose
Charles Coleman
Maplewood Drive
Mary Lou Coleman
Marjorie Worthington
Pauline Hauss
Columbus
Office Training School
Dorothy Sanders
M. F. Hearn
West Union Street
Belpre Woman Visits Mother at Lindley Hall
Mrs. Sidney Stone of Belpre is visiting her mother Mrs. Jennie O'Dell at Lindley hall over the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Wolverton
Newark
C. M. Pierce
Poplar Avenue
Sidney Stone
Belpre
Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
P T A Leaders To Speak At Athens Meeting
On Wednesday evening Mrs C E Kendel state president of P T A and Mrs W W Eberle state treasurer will address an Athens City Council of Parent Teacher Associations meeting at the Presbyterian church at 7 45 discussing plans for the state convention and inviting questions from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kendel
Irs
Eberle
Athens City Council
Parent-Teacher Associations
Athens Council
Saa
Presbyteria
Chi Omega Winter Formal Held at the Men’s Union
The Chi Omega sorority chose the winter formal for January 13 at the Men’s Union. About one hundred attendees included active members rushees and alumnae from out of town with chaperones as patronesses. Gift favors for men were blue leather cigarette cases engraved with the Chi Omega seal and receiver name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Men’s Union
Charles Kircher
Alpha Delta Pi Formal Held At Hotel Ber
Alpha Delta Pi held a formal in the ballroom at Hotel Ber with Miss Mary Goelz as social chair and Miss Georgianna McRoberts as chapter president. Mr. John Wright led the grand march of fifty couples as chaperones included Deans and professors. Out of town alumnae attended from Cleveland Bellefontaine Parkersburg Zanesville Delaware and Denver towns with several accompanying guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
Mary Goelz
Georgianna McRoberts
John Wright
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Margaret Benedict
Joy Cutler
Charles C. Millikan
A. C. Gubitz
Helen Frazine
Cleveland
Mildred Castle
Bellefontaine
Bernice Humble
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lois Cecil
Amesville
Kay Cohagan
Zanesville
Lucille Bennett
Delaware
Social Calendar Highlights Week’s Community Meetings
W. C. T. U. Victory day at 2 PM Monday in Flist M. E. church parlors. High School PTA meets 7:30 PM Monday in the high school. Daughters of Union Veterans assemble 7 PM Monday in I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. W. E. Clark hosts Tuesday Evening Needle Club at 7 PM. Higley Study Circle meets 2 PM Wednesday at Lindley hall. Calendar card party hosted by Mrs. Fred M. McKay and Mrs. John H. Berry at the Country Club Thursday evening. Prof. and Mrs. Frank B. Gullum host Tuesday Club Tuesday at 7 PM. Mr. Woolley presents “Trials Ancient and Modern.” Priscilla Needle Club ladies gather 2:30 PM Thursday at 155 Grosvenor Street. Woman’s Home Missionary Society annual guest day Friday 2 PM at First M. E. church parlors. Athens City P. T. A. Council meets 3:45 PM Wednesday in Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mrs. T. N. Hoover hosts Social Literary Club 2:30 PM Tuesday. L. L. E. Club hosted by Mrs. Alvin Lamborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. McKay
John H. Berry
Country Club
Frank B. Gullum
Colonial
John J. Woolley
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E
Tau Sigma Delta Hold Formal House Party on College Street
A fraternity entertained last night with a formal house party at its new College Street home. Fifty couples attended including out of town guests from Zanesville Pittsburgh Columbus Morgantown Uhrichsville and Newark. Grand march led by chapter president Weldon Lough and Miss Othella Rice. Dancers from Ashland School of Music performed. Chaperones included Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Porter and Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Fraternity
College Street
Weldon Lough
Othella Rice
Tau Sigma del
Babette Gaiheimer
Kay Symmes
Ashland School of Music
Ashland
Tau Sigma Delta
J. P. Porter
E. J. Jones
Ray Schultz
Evelyn Durant
Josephine Titz
Zanesville
Mary Ohler
Emma Clear
Illness of Mr Stephen A Hooper Reported at Home
Mr Stephen A Hooper is seriously ill at his home at 351 Richland Avenue. He is the father of Mrs L G Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Hooper
Richland Avenue
L. G. Bean
Ex MaHarajah Members Plan Reception for Missionary Visit
A church group met at 15 Church Street to discuss New Year resolutions and Christmas baskets. They planned a reception to meet missionary Trance Blackburn, who will travel to Athens on January 29, with Howell in charge and Mrs Homer Ch presenting a summary from the Missions as an Adventure study. The next meeting will be at Mrs P G Dowler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Ruth
Church Street
Trance Blackburn
Athens
Howell
Homer Ch
P. G. Dowler
Hobson Study Circle Hosts Evening Event
Court street at 2 30 o clock Thursday afternoon Mrs H G Householder 11 North Lancaster street will be hostess and Mrs F G Hibbard assistant hostess to the Hobson Study circle at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clark
Maplewood Drive
Needle Club
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Court Street
H. G. Householder
North
Lancaster Street
F. G. Hibbard
Hobson Study Circle
Ohio State Chamber proposes tax rule reform plan
Frank K. McMillin president of the Ohio State Chamber of Commerce invited trade representatives from state and city chambers to a January 24 meeting in Columbus to discuss modifying the uniform rule of taxation. He also announced plans to form an organization to promote basic changes in the uniform rules law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank K. McMillin
Ohio State Chamber of Commerce
McMillin
State Chamber
Thrift Week Proclaimed by Governor Donahey in Ohio
Governor Vic Donahey proclaimed January 17 to 23 as thrift week in Columbus urging observance to stress proper use of time and money. The notice emphasizes thrift as a civic virtue and public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.R
Vic Donahey
Radio Licenses and Allocations Should Not Be Changed Now
Acting Chairman E C Sykes urged the Federal Communications Commission to keep licenses and allocations as they are through March 1. Proceedings to transfer stations and possible reactions were delayed as Senate action limits the commission with only four of its members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. C. Sykes
Federal Commission
Syriea 4A
Senate
Caase
Commission
Fot
Youth Shot in Fostoria Amid Arrest on Theft Charges
A 17 year old youth, Maddox, was shot in Fostoria late yesterday after resisting arrest on automobile theft charges. He was struck by a pistol shot from Garth Wise and was expected to survive as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ts Maddox
Garth Avise
Ragees
Wisecia
Ohio appoints new disbursing officer in Columbus
Major made disburser Henderson announces Ohio to appoint a new disbursing officer in Columbus to succeed Lieut. Col. John M. Bingham. The move restructures state property disbursement services and names a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Henderson
Ohio
John M. Bingham
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Los Angeles
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Alpha Delta Pi Formal
Flist M. E. Church
Daughters of Union Veterans
I. O. O. F. Hall
Higley Study Circle
R. J. Studer
Grosvenor Street
Priscilla Needle Club
P. T. A. Council
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L. L. E. Club
Alvin Lamborn
Charlies Harvey
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Radio Shop
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Wumbay
Nancy Ann Miller
Seattle
Wash
Maharajah of
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America
Maharajah
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Yiu Lax
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