January Meeting of the Phila thea Class at 37 Franklin Ave
The January gathering of the Phila thea Class of the Christian Church met Tuesday evening at Miss Mildred Banks’s home on Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Frank Foster presided as officers were elected for the year: Mrs. Owen Carmichael president, Miss Edith Pierre vice president, Miss Iethel Beekman secretary, with Mrs. John Jagers and Miss Myrta Ashworth as assistants, and Mrs. Hamilton Oldfield treasurer. Refreshments followed, hosted by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Oldfield and Bliss Neisel Robinson. Guests included Miss Christina Church and Mrs. Carlos Cameron as honorary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
The
Christian Church
Mildred Banks
Franklin Avenue
Frank Foster
Owen Carmichael
Edith Pierre
Iethel Beekman
John Jagers
Myrta Ashworth
Hamilton Oldfield
Bliss Neisel Robinson
Christina Church
Carlos Cameron
Dinner at Hillcrest And Bridge Honors Alpha Xi Delta Leader
Mrs. Grace Carlson national vice president of Alpha Xi Delta arrived Thursday for a three day visit to Pi chapter of Ohio University Alpha Xi Delta will entertain tonight with a dinner at the Colonial in her honor
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Grace Carlson
Alpha Xi Delta
Pi Chapter
Ohio University
the Colonial
Carlson
Dinner at Colonial Tonight for Officer
Mrs. L. V. Brown hosted her bridge club with a dinner at Hillcrest Inn and a bridge game at 55 East State Street. Mrs. Frank X. Rauch won the top score trophy and guests included Mrs. T. N. Schrantz and daughter Marie Schrantz of Wilkinsburg. In Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Patton announce the birth of a son Walker Lee on Wednesday December 28. Gamma Gamma Gamma plans its winter format at 9 PM Saturday in the K P Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Brown
Hillcrest Inn
East State Street
Frank X. Rauch
Brown
T. N. Schrantz
Marie Schrantz
Wilkinsburg
Lee M. Patton
Akron
Walker Lee
Patton
Gertrude Walker
Fred Walker
Athens
Harley E. Moler
B. F. Stout
Donna Roach
Pittsburgh
Vern E. LeRoy
Edith Palmer
East Lansing
Mich
Phoebe Brown
Marietta
Frank S. Roach
Stout
Roach
LeRoy
James A. Palmer
North College Street
Gamma Gamma Gamma
K. of P. Hall
Aviation Film Shown To Athens Junior High Students
An aviation film presented to the Airplane Club at Athens Junior High School showed maneuvers by the United States Aviation Corps. Attending were Science Club and seventh grade students as reels portrayed US war plans and wartime France, featuring a 72 plane company on a cross country tour from Ohio to Michigan, New Jersey, South Carolina, Georgia and Kansas.
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United States Aviation Corps
Athens
Science Club
United States
France
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
South Carolina
Georgia
Kansas
Cleveland considers $1,000,000 bond issue for charity
In Cleveland on January 16, the community fund council met to discuss Mayor John D. Marshall’s proposal to issue bonds totaling 1 million dollars. Proceeds would be given to the fund for the destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Community Fund Council
John D. Marshall
Pocahontas Lodge Honors Visiting Chiefs
The Pocahontas Lodge held its Wednesday night meeting at Red Men's Hall with a dinner for visiting chiefs. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs Ella M Breining Uhrnchaville great keeper of records and Mrs Cunliff great Minnehaha, Mrs Shettleworth Murray City, four visitors from Kill Eagle Tribe No 57 Nelsonville, and one member from Glouster lodge.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Ella M. Breining
Uhrnchaville
Keeper of Records
Cunliff
Shettleworth
Murray City
Kill Eagle Tribe No
Nelsonville
Glouster Lodge
Social and Club Notes From West Union Street Area
Miss Leota McCoy hosted a waffle supper on West Union Street with guests Miss Carol Hope Miss Lois McHarg Miss Clysta Rosser Miss Mary Louise Nagle and Miss Lucille Jones. Alpha Gamma Delta plans a winter formal at the Crystal Slipper tonight. Mrs Blaine R Goldsberry departs for Charleston W Va for a week and Mrs OQ Peoples sails to Larchmont N Y for two weeks to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs D R Zenner return from New York and Cincinnati after attending a funeral for his aunt Julia Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota McCoy
West Union Street
Carol Hope
Lois McHarg
Clysta Rosser
Mary Louise Nagle
Lucille Jones
D. R. Zenner
New York City
Cincinnati
New York
Briand Urges Unity for Europe at Geneva Meeting
Aris tide Briand, veteran French foreign minister and peace campaigner, told European statesmen that the time has come to unite or die. He warned Europe faces an unprecedented economic burden and urged the inauguration of a United States of Europe before the federation’s second meeting.
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Geneva
U.R
Aristide Briand
European Union
Europe
Briand
United States of Europe
Journalists Initiated into Delta Gamma Mu at Athens Messenger
Ohio University journalism students were initiated into the Delta Gamma Mu professional fraternity on Thursday night at The Athens Messenger editorial rooms after completing required newspaper assignments. Initiates included Harry Lee Waddell from Clarksburg West Virginia Charles Reamer from Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania Matthew Slattery from Lakewood Lawrence Hauck from Erie Pennsylvania and Ward Conoway from Cardington Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Delta Gamma Mu
Athens Messenger
Harry Lee Waddell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles Reamer
Wilkinsburg
Matthew Slattery
Lakewood
Lawrence Hauck
Erie
Ward Conoway
Cardington
Hurricane damages Tutuila government buildings
A hurricane sweeping over Tutuila on January 16 damaged many government buildings, causing destruction across the island and prompting assessments by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutuila
Samoa
U.P
Recluse Walter Cole Found Frozen to Death Near Zanesville
Police traced 65 year old Walter Cole to a cabin near Zanesville after neighbors reported his absence. The recluse was found frozen to death in bed, partly clothed, as authorities sought his relatives.
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Zanesville
U.P
Walter Cole
Here
Cole
The Royal Road to a Million Dollars
A feature about Abraham Woolff who, over forty five years, saved small sums from junk dealing to build a fortune later valued at about one million dollars. The tale highlights his frugality, clever buying, and patient persistence, noting his modest start and devotion to work and family while pondering what he left behind.
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America
Abraham
Abraham Woolff
Conysiat
December 1930 Anthracite Shipments Rise From November
Shipments of anthracite for December 1930 totaled 4,889,057 gross tons, up 689,010 tons from November. December 1930 shipments fell 942,477 tons short of December 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Princes start on trip from Hendon to Paris
The Prince of Wales and Prince George began their South American journey by leaving Hendon for Paris at 1 p.m. They traveled in a private moth biplane piloted by E. H. Fielden and planned to overnight in Paris before continuing to Santander to sail for South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendon
Engand
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Paris
Royal Brothers
E. H. Fielden
Santander
South America
Dr Gamertsfelder Speaks at Athens Church Meeting
Dr W S Gamertsfelder head of the Philosophy and Ethics department at Ohio University delivered an address titled Europe Through the Eyes of an American at a joint meeting of the Men's Brotherhoods of the Athens Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian Churches.
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Europe
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Philosophy and Ethics
Ohio University
Men's Brotherhoods
Athens Methodist, Presbyterian, and
Christian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Balbo Flight Team Honored in Rio Entertainment Program
An official program for Italian Air Minister Gen Italo Balbo and his trans Atlantic seaplane squadron began today in Rio De Janeiro to celebrate their flight from Southern Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
U.P
Italo Balbo
Italy
Health Make Milk Foundation of Meals For Health
Very parent knows that the growing child needs milk. Mothers despair as children refuse to drink it. Strategies to entice youngsters include shaping taste through natural preparation and incorporating milk into varied dishes.
Diet and skin care tips from Miss M. Q and M. M. K
The exchange urges sparing use of starches jars and fats and regular systemic exercise. It advises gradual food reduction paired with exercise to improve most cases. It suggests correcting the diet by cutting down on agar starches and coffee and eating simple foods. White spots on hands are discussed.
Moody quits state politics challenges Raskob leadership
Governor Dan Moody announced he was stepping away from state politics and sent a farewell message to the State Legislature. He challenged the Democratic Party leadership of John J. Raskob as he exited the scene from Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raskob
Austin
Tex
U.Q
Dan Moody
Democratic Party
John J. Raskob
Barking terrier helps convict thief for life under Baumes Law
New York police and a small Irish terrier named Falzon aided in the capture of Joseph Cullen as he allegedly attempted a break into Falzon’s apartment. Cullen, a fourth offender, is sentenced to life imprisonment under the Baumes Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Joseph Cullen
Cullen
Joseph Falzon
Falzon
Explosion Levelled Cleveland Home Injures Dinardo Family
A Cleveland family of seven including Nicholas Dinardo and his wife with five children were inside when a gas explosion leveled their house. Firemen and police searched the rubble. initial reports said the family were sleeping, though Dinardo said he had been visiting a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Nicholas Dinardo
Dinardo
Justice Power Bill Aims Jury Trial Right Reform
Columbus January 16. Representative High E Addison announced a bill to reduce the power of justices of the peace and constables and restore the right to trial by jury. The measure targets officials handling speechers and related violators amid disputes over fair case handling and fee division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
RRA
Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
High E. Addison
Addison
Birds Sing in North Summer Weather Prevails in Southern Newfoundland
In St Johns Newfoundland on January 16 1945 the southern coast reports midsummer conditions with robins singing and laying eggs cabbages growing rapidly salmon and other fish caught in nets and summer birds perching along roads. Snow and ice are reported absent in Southern Newfoundland completing a summer picture.
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Johns
Newfoundland
Perfect fitting foundation garment for new fracks pattern
The Athens Messenger Pattern Department presents a moulded foundation garment pattern 2081 for ladies. Made of crepe de chine, wash satin, rayon or fine cotton, in sizes 36 to 46, with back perforation for backless evening wear and varied colors. Yardage listed and instructions included. Fashion book and transfer patterns offered. price 15 cents per pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
California Fig Syrup Reputed to Boost Child Health
Mrs V Sherman of Cleve says her son Billy recovered from measles after using California Fig Syrup. She notes the remedy regulated his bowels, uplifted his spirits, and reduced fever. The ad touts the product as a trusted aid for biliousness headachy constipation and during colds and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
California
New Feeble Minded Home At Apple Creek Opens Feb 1
Wooster January 16 The opening date for the new feeble minded home at Apple Creek has been set for February 1 by Superintendent L W Yule.
Senate Funds Chair Warns of Immediate Windup
Chairman Nye of the Senate Campaign Funds Committee warned he must close the committee’s work immediately unless extra funds are provided today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Clash as Congress volunteers clash with police in India hartal
Troops and police clashed with Congress volunteers during a general hartal in Bombay on January 16. The unrest followed anti government protests as authorities attempted to maintain order amid the strike.
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Bombay
U.P i
Oe Congress
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Hillcrest
Bridge At
Colonial
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta
Crystal Slipper
Victor Reed
Leona Ryder
Ellen Bowers
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
Woman’s Relief Corps
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Charleston
Lawrence A. Petty
Europe Needs Union
George Clark
Winifred Black
Dr. Gamertsfelder
Balbo
For Health Make Milk Foundation of Meals
Dr. Copeland
Royal
Copeland
M. D
DR Copeland
Gith
M. Q
Justice Power
Anne Adams
Valentines
Logans
Kathleen
Lydia E. Pinkham
San Antonio Evening News
Victor H. Call
Box 76
San Antonio
Texas
Kee Ee
Hilltop Lunch Room
North
Lancaster Street
Preston’s
Ed Shades
BIG Daylight
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