Hobson Study Circle Meets at Colonial
Twenty three members of the Hobson Study Circle met at the Colonial on Tuesday night with Mrs. L H Blackwood as hostess. The group will study India for the year and members shared India facts. Mrs. Featherston spoke on the map of India and Mrs. Drake read a paper on the Himalayas. The hour was changed to 7:30 p m. The February 7 meeting will be at Mrs. Featherston's home 10 North Lancaster Street.
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Hobson Study Circle
The
Colonial
L. H. Blackwood
India
C. R. Featherston
W. B. Drake
Himalayas
American ‘Association of University Women
Cluth Rooms
Cosmopolitan Clubs
J. R. Johnston
South America
E. A. Taylor
Circle of Pythian Sisters ‘Lodge
Bailie Johnston
North Cemetery Street
Lenna Wood
Play Night Events Yield Politica and World Affairs
Athens officials attend League of Women Voters Play Night at the High School Auditorium featuring an original Political play and Mother Earth and Her Children. Ohio University students provide the curtain raiser as weekly events and club meetings unfold in city notices.
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Athens
League of Women Voters
Mother Earth
National Conference On the Cause and Cure
Mwar
Ohio University
Standard Bearers Meet Here Tuesday
The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist Church met at Miss Muriel Higgins 26 Pratt Street Tuesday night with 14 members present. Devotional led by Higgins, discussion by Morris, poem read by Kassler. Louise Moorehead elected press reporter. February meeting at Miss Helen Hooper 47 Mound Street.
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First Methodist Church
Muriel Higgins
Pratt Street
Higgins
Goldie Morris
Edna Kassler
Louise Moorehead
Helen Hooper
Mound Street
Phi Chi Epsilon Initiation Banquet Held for Six Pledges
The Phi Chi Epsilon chapter at Passaic held an initiation banquet for six pledges. A three course dinner was served to members and pledges at one table for thirteen. After-dinner remarks by Russell Demater explained the fraternity’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Chi Epsilon
The
Presbyterian Church
Russell Demater
Harry Woo
Floyd Waters
Paul Waters
Walter Bindlinger
Nat Harman, Jr
Donald Tace
Robert Huenefeld
Tuesday Needle Club Hosts Annual Dinner for Members' Husbands
Members of the Tuesday Needle Club held their annual dinner at 48 Maplewood Drive for 44 guests with a three course meal at six. New members Mia. Roy L. Dupler and Mrs. Frank Cross joined the club during the evening of games and reminiscences of school days.
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Tuesday Needle Club
W. E. Clark
Maplewood Drive
Mia
Roy L. Dupler
Frank Cross
Carl H. Porter
West Washington Street
Morning gloom lifts by radio cheer and light talk
A narrator recalls a dreary morning mood broken by a radio entertainer who delivers cheer and warm sayings. The piece notes Walter Winchell and Eddie Cantor as examples and mentions the film Strange Interlude and a casual restaurant debate overheard, reflecting everyday humor amid hardship.
Returns from Canada and local notices
Miss Ruth Drake returned Saturday night to the home of her mother Mrs. Jessie Drake at 16 Montrose Avenue after an extended visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs James A Hester Elizabeth Drake and children James Jr and Diantha Lou of Toronto Canada Mr H A Bikins local representative for the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company will attend the forty fifth annual convention of the company January 19 20 in Cincinnati The Woman s Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church will meet on Thursday night at 730 o clock in the church parlor The hostesses are Mrs Charles Wyatt Mrs C D Roush and Mrs E D Muir Mrs Alma Sama 2144 Rose Avenue is seriously ill at her home.
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D. R. Zenner
Grandview Heights
Episcopal Church
Brown
Crumley
Ruth Drake
Jessie Drake
Montrose Avenue
James A. Hester
Elizabeth Drake
James, Jr
Diantha Lou
Toronto
Canada
H. A. Biikins
The
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Charles Wyatt
C. D. Roush
E. D. Muir
Ooe
Alma Sama
Rose Avenue
Million Dollar Suits Scoffed by Willys
John N. Willys, famed automobile maker and ex diplomat to Poland, denies two New York suits totaling 1.25 million dollars filed by the armstrong estate administrator. He calls the charges ridiculous and without foundation and says they do not merit denial beyond publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys
Toledo
U.P
John N. Willys
Poland
New York
Caroline Armstrong
Chinese Commanders Seek To Delay Japs
Chinese military leaders plotted to merge regular and irregular forces to slow the Japanese offensive toward Jehol Province. General Feng Chan-Hai, guerrilla commander, said Japanese aerial bombings continued in Kailun District aiming to destroy three Chinese radio stations.
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Peiping
Jehol
Feng Chan-Hai
Great Wall
Kailun
Scientists of Ohio Meet Here in April
Arrangements are complete for the meeting of the Ohio Society for the Advancement of Science at Ohio University on April 14 and 15. Dr James P Porter head of the Psychology Department says outstanding graduate and undergraduate students and scientists of high standing have been invited to attend.
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Ohio Society For the Advancement of Science
Ohio University
James P. Porter
Athens Man Charged With Assault After Street Attack
Carl Anderson of Athens was arrested on an assault affidavit filed by Charlies Burley of Athens. Burley says Anderson attacked him Monday on West Union Street. Anderson is to be arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood Wednesday night.
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Carl Anderson
Athens Negro
Athens
Charlies Burley
Burley
Anderson
West Union Street
Robert Wood
Hollywood Knits Draw Attention In Casual Wardrobe
Constance Bennett wears a green knitted suit with a tiny umbrella on a rainy walk. Glenda Farrell at Beverly Brown Derby sports a white turtle-neck sweater and red coat with scarf. Gwill Andre at the RKO cafe dons a reddish brown and white knitted suit with a scarlet scarf. Raquel Torres on Palm Springs trip models a gray backless knitted bathing suit with a neck strap.
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Constance Bennett
Glenda Farrell
Gwill Andre
RKO
Raquel Torres
Palm Springs
Hollywood
Jan
Adrienne Ames
Prince Mike Delays Sentence On Illicit Entry Plea
New York January 18 federal court heard Harry F. Gerguson known as Prince Michael Romanoff plead guilty to two indictments charging illegal entry and perjury in seeking permission to stay He abandoned his impersonation as the Czar’s brother and asked mercy from Judge John C Knox The judge postponed sentencing until next week due to his vaudeville appearances.
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New York
U.P
Harry F. Gerguson
Prince of
Prince Michael Romanoff
Czar
Russia
John C. Knox
Prince Mike
Sunday Game Brings Fine of 25 Dollars
Bazet Murad an Ohio University student pleaded guilty to promoting a basketball game at the Athens Armory last Sunday when arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood Tuesday night. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and was arrested Tuesday morning by Athens police as the promoter of a Sunday contest violating state law.
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Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan-Ohio University
Dollings
Ohio University
Bazet Murad
Athens Armory
Robert Wood
Murad
Athens
Akron Teachers To Accept Half Pay Basis
Akron Board of Education announces teachers will work on a half pay basis starting January 27 as a compromise while the education fund remains depleted.
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Akron
U.P
Akron Board of Education
Trade Stimulus Plan via City Script Discussed
Springfield officials bankers and businessmen meet to study issuing municipal scrip as a tool to stimulate trade as a result of today’s conference.
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Springfield
U.P
Ohio University Glee Club Concert at Convocation
The Ohio University Women’s Glee Club directed by Marga ret Benedict sang a morning convocation program. Three groups of songs were presented.
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Ohio University Women’s Glee Club
Margaret Benedict
Scarlet fever reported in Athens Township this morning
Dr. J. M. Higgins county health commissioner reported a new scarlet fever case in Athens Township this morning and noted a death from diphtheria in Dover Township.
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Athens Township
J. M. Higgins
Higgins
Dover Township
Rail System Leaders Divided on Charges
Inland rail policy splits emerge as 27 short lines oppose extending emergency surcharges while about 100 others seek continuation. Petitions from states and shipper groups ask elimination by March 31. Coal groups say six cent per ton can surcharge harms coal markets and pushes consumers to substitutes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Short Line Railroads Association
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
National Retail Coal Merchants Association
Glorifying Fish Soups and Nourishing Seaside Dishes
A coastal regional guide touts fish based soups and chowders noting clam broth as gentle on the stomach and useful for invalids. It describes scallop and shrimp soups with milk rich bases, lemon juice, and simple garnishes, plus a sample luncheon and dinner menu emphasizing nourishing seafood dishes.
Rufus Putnam Elects Captain for Basketball Season
Johnny DeMolet named captain of the Rufus Putnam basketball squad as two teams played a split intra squad game 12 to 9 with Johnny Marsinko top scorer for the first unit and Bobby Durst leading the second. Sixth grade girls closed their field hockey season with a Friday game won by the Wild Cats over the Bob Cat lineup.
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Johnny DeMolet
Rufus Putnam
Athens
East Side
Bobby Durst
Johnny Marsinko
Wild Cats
Powers discuss Geneva talks on ban dispute settlement
At Geneva Jan powers on the League of Nations committee reported behind weak prospects for settlement. The Simonsi draft urged direct negotiations, while the Lytton Commission draft favored reconvening the committee to consider further reports and push for a pre report.
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Theid Nations Committee
John Simonsi
League Assems Lytton Commission
Ching
Baby Girl Born Amid Turbulent Court Drama in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina a baby girl was born amid a convoluted legal scene involving Beatrice Snipes and C Blackwood. The report mentions appeals to revoke an ally and a liquor case involving an officer and a husband.
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Columbia
Ms. C
Beatrice Snipes
Carolina State Hospital
C. Blackwood
Texarkana student pledges five years service for law school
A 21-year-old Texarkana Junior College student offers five years of service to anyone who will finance his law school education. No offers have been received yet.
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Texarkana, Ark
Texarkana
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Pose Society
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian ‘Church
Preston
Bach
Big Daylight
Mrs. Catt
Carrie Chapman Catt
New Rochelle
N. Y
John McLean
Douglas Thompson
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Baker
Glouster
Route 2
Sd Awatida
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Marian Walters
Walter Winchell
Eddie Cantor
Ed Wynch
V. 7
Scientists of
Ohio
Vicki
Jacobs
Geneva, Jan
Opal Stevers
Jean Bessie Carsey
Margaret Mary Ellen Burson
Virgine Fox
Opal Ca Harris
Beatrice Droz
Son
Sign Jenkins
Market St
Rear
Portsmouth
H. Molden
St.Valentis
New Valentine
Logan
C. D. Shafer CO
Optometric Service
Athens, Ohio
McKee
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