Train Your Child To Take Responsibility
The Child Study Club met at Mrs. Lawrence Garrett’s home at 145 Grosvenor Street to discuss William EB Blatz’s January Parents Main topic on gradual parenting. It stressed starting responsibility at birth, fostering confidence, and preparing children for future tasks, with refreshments served by Mrs. Garrett.
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Lawrence Garrett
Grosvenor Street
William EB. Blatz
Parents’ Se
Mojet
Garrett
Davies Celebrate Seventeenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Davies observed their seventeenth wedding anniversary with an informal dinner at their home 18 South Court Street on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ross Rice and son Paul Rice Chillicothe Miss Helen Vaughn Parkersburg W V Miss Othella Channell Mr and Mrs J C Bardin and daughter Mary Margaret Bardin Hjaimer Olson Miss Mary Davies and Mr Walter Wilson Davies of this city. Mr and Mrs Davies received many attractive gifts.
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Walter Davies
South Court Street
Ross Rice
Paul Rice
Chillicothe
Helen Vaughn
Parkersburg
W. Va
Othella Channell
J. C. Bardin
Mary Margaret Bardin
Hjaimer Olson
Mary Davies
Walter Wilson Davies
Hard Times Dance Tied to Delta Tau Delta Winter Formal
Tau Delta Delta fraternity hosted a winter formal themed Hard Times at their chapter house on Pres ident Street. Sammy Kaye's Orchestra played for sixty couples while chaperons Mr and Mrs Alonzo Palmer and Mr and Mrs W H Herbert supervised the event, with attendees in worn clothing to fit the poverty mood.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
President Street
Sammy Kaye
Alonzo Palmer
W. H. Herbert
Phi Mu President To Be Entertained During Ohio Visit
Mrs. Clara Rader national Phi Mu president and Mrs. Zenobia Keller national executive secretary tour Ohio chapters and will be guests of the local Phi Mu Sorority at 8 East State Street. A formal tea Sunday honors the visitors with campus sorority representatives present. The Wesleyan Service Guild meets Thursday at First Methodist Church for a waffle supper and business meeting. Mrs. J L Pickering will report on the missionary text book. attendees should arrive by five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rader
Phi Mu Sorority
Zenobia Keller
Ohio
Rader
Keller
East State Street
King’s Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
J. L. Pickering
Funeral guests attend Mrs Frank Finsterwald service
Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral Sunday. Names include Ruth Jordan Owasso Michigan E H Secoy Darbyville O EB Hill Carroll Fred Downer Huntington West Virginia Dr Anna Shenmick and Wil Hill Zanesville Herbert Finsterwald Bexley C H Copeland Guysville Jennie Loefner Gladys Lee Sharpsburg Edgar McLeod Tuppers Plains Elizabeth McGrath and Grace McGreth Columbus. Attorney John J Woolley confined at home 169 North Congress Street by influenza last week.
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Frank Finsterwald
Ruth Jordan
Owasso
Mich
E. H. Secoy
Darbyville
EB. Hill
Carroll
Fred Downer
Huntington
W. Va
Anna Shenmick
Wil! Hill
Zanesville
Herbert Finsterwald
Bexley
C. H. Copeland
Guysville
Mixes Jennie Loefner
Gladys Lee
Sharpsburg
Edgar McLeod
Tuppers Plains
Elizabeth McGrath
Grace McGreth
Columbus
Stenographer Success Requires Extra Effort and Persistence
Marian Walters argues that real success comes from patient continuous work beyond pay, citing Charles Dickens as inspiration. A railroad stenographer rose from forty five dollars to six hundred dollars monthly by attending night school and working in a coal mine, proving extra effort leads to advancement.
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Marian Walters
Charles Dickens
Athens
Births and Local Meetings in Athens Area
Announcement reports the birth of a son, David Elery, to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Neutzling at 4A East State Street on Monday January 16, coinciding with the fifth birthday of his brother Teddy. Also notes Higley Study Circle meets Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs. A C Anderson. Roger Connor to speak to Ohio University advertising classes Thursday at 7:30 PM in Ewing Hall about The Advertising Appropriation. James Byron Edwards born January 15 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Evan E. Edwards. grandparents listed at 46 First Street and 112 University Terrace.
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David Elery
W.S. Neutzling
East State Street
Teddy Neutzling
Higley Study Circle
A. C. Anderson
Mound
Fremont Streets
Goo Roger Connor
Roger Connor
McBee Binder Company
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Connor
Athens
James Byron
Evan E. Edwards
Goldie Cross
Second Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Annie Edwards
First Street
O. E. Cross
University ,Terrece
Athena
Reds Ban Radio Broadcasts for 1933 Season
The Reds will ban broadcasting of their baseball games on Saturdays Sundays and holidays during the 1933 season. The ban applies to all radio outlets covering Cincinnati area games and follows league restrictions.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Ohio Wesleyan alumni dinner to feature dean of men Sanders
Ohio Wesleyan University dean of men Sanders will speak at a Athens County alumni dinner Tuesday at 6 p m in the Colonial Hotel. Speakers include George Gauthier and Raymond O Detrick. The event precedes a Buckeye conference basketball game between Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University.
Hospital Notes at Shelter ing Arms Hospital
List of patients admitted last week includes Adana Gift Athens surgical and Clyde Harmon Chauncey accident among others. Discharges feature Joseph Morgan Emmett Olbers and several relatives. current admissions include Eva White Harrisonville and Hermann Madley with Athens connections.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Adana Gift
Athens
Surgical
F. E. Birmingham
Roosevelt Reiterates Non Aggression Pact Policy
Washington intimations that President Elect Roosevelt planned to continue the Sturmson Hoover policy toward Japanese operations in Manchuria were confirmed today by sources close to Mr Roosevelt. The President Elect
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Manchuria
Stimson
Manchoukuo
Oil Fixing Injunction Hearing Halted in Ohio
Federal court in Cincinnati paused injunction proceedings against major oil firms including Cities Service Gulf Refining Pure Oil Fleetwing Shell Union and Standard Oil of Ohio to allow defendants to be summoned. Local retailers accuse these companies of fixing gas prices and monopolizing the Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky market in violation of the Clayton Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Federal
Robert R. Nevin
Kentucky
Cities Service Companies
Gulf Refining Company
The
Pure Oil Company
Fleetwing Corporation
Shell Union Oil Company
Consolidated Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Texas Company
And
Parkersburg Man Killed in Route 11 Auto Crash
Eaton Jan 17 AP One man died and three were hurt in an auto crash on Route 11 west of Eaton William B Rhodes 31 of Parkersburg W Va died on the way to a Richmond Ind hospital His companion Garland Dudley also of Parkersburg Roy Collins of Chillicothe Ohio and B A Avery of Chicago drivers were slightly hurt Coroner C N Treffinger Preble County was investigating today
Prince George Confined With Influenza In Britain
Prince George youngest son of the King and Queen is ill with influenza and confined to bed. The influenza epidemic across Great Britain and the continent remains unchecked as reports arrive from London.
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London
U.P
Prince George
Great Britain
Roosevelt's Muscle Shoals visit eyed for power plan
President-elect Roosevelt will tour the Muscle Shoals power and nitrate project on January 21. The Wilson Dam on the Tennessee River, the world’s largest dam, spans the river near a quadrangle that includes Memphis Birmingham Chattanooga and Nashville. The plant, built for nitrates in World War I, cost 150 million dollars and has been idle. government operation and sale of power to private distributors are debated, with Norris and other senators accompanying Roosevelt.
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Muscle Shoals
Roosevelt
Wilson Dam
Tennessee
Coolidge
Hoover
New York
Tion
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Norris
Dried fruits boost nutrition and economy in daily meals
The article highlights dried fruits as protective foods rich in vitamins, minerals, and iron. It notes flexibility for breads and puddings, advises long soaking and slow cooking for prunes, and mentions Oregon prunes as free stone with a tart flavor.
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Oregon
Cali
Prunes and Dried Fruits Featured In Weekend Menu
The article touts clingstone and sweet California prunes and suggests using raisins figs and prunes in sauces desserts and fillings. It highlights chopped dried fruits with cottage or cream cheese and notes roasted or steamed fig dishes. Suggested meals include breakfast lunch and dinner items featuring prunes raisins dates and related dishes.
County teachers to form county high school association
Athens County high school teachers will meet February at The Plains to form an association. Principals met with the county superintendent to plan the gathering. The previous organization had lapsed, and the meeting will feature addresses, officer elections, and a program outline.
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Athens County
the Plains
Imprisonment Key in Comal County Slaying Case
In Adams County jurors heard testimony from Annie Hawes about finding her mother Mrs. Hawes dead, with the slaying linked to a rifle as hunters tracked the scene. Virgil Yankee Hawes is central to the case, with proceedings last June and the West Union context noted.
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West Union
Virgil Yankee
Hawes
Wei
Adams County
Annie Hawes
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Phi Mu
Finsterwald
Woolley III
John J. Woolley
North
Congress Street
Higley Circle
REDS
PenGoumd J Prefer
Pacer
Dean W. L. Sanders
By Helen Welshimer
Prince
Vicks VapoRub
Lydia E. Pinks
M. T. Ele
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