Ohio Beauty Spots Talked By Sayre Study Circle
Nineteen members met at 126 Morris Avenue to discuss Ohio beauty spots. Mrs. Mamie Steele read a paper on National Parks and Mrs. R J Studer performed a vocal, with Love's Old Sweet Song sung as an improvised number. Next meeting plans a food basket drive for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Study Circle
D. C. Snow
Morris Avenue
Ohio
National Parks
Mamie Steele
R. J. Studer
Henry Atkinson
George Rutkoskie
Clark B. Williams
Economic Therapy Highlighted At Tuesday Club Dinner
Dr. Fowler spoke on Economic Therapy at a Tuesday Club dinner hosted by Prof. and Mrs. Copeland at 40 Morris Avenue. Rev. Frank Fowler of White Cross Hospital urged unity through shared hardship and a new social economic relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Copeland
Morris Avenue
Frank Fowler
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
America
Daughters of Union Veterans Meet at O F Hall
The Daughters of Union Veterans met Wednesday night at the O F Hall with many members in attendance. Mrs. Harry G. Stalder was installed as press correspondent, replacing a previously reported installation of Miss Nelle Pickering who serves as floral committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
O. O. F. Hall
Harry G. Stalder
Nelle Pickering
Miss Pickering
Two New Members Welcomed by Club
The Wednesday Luncheon Club welcomed Mrs. Gordon K Bush and Mrs Dwight H Rutherford as new members during a session hosted by Mrs A B Roe at her Elmwood Place home. Luncheon served at one, tables flower centered and coves for twelve, contract game later with Mrs C M Gill winning high score. Mr Frank R Murphey and son Franklin C Murphey returned from LeRoy after attending the Ohio Farmers Insurance annual agents meeting. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Yocum of Gilouster and Mr and Mrs Emmett Stevens and Shirley Ann of Port Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon K. Bush
Dwight H. Rutherford
A. B. Roe
Elmwood Place
C. M. Gill
Frank R. Murphey
Franklin C. Murphey
LeRoy
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
Frank Yocum
Gilouster
Emmett Stevens
Shirley Ann
Port Clinton
E. H. Kincade
New Marshfield
Daddies Play At Memorial Auditorium In Athens
Theatre goers are invited to Memorial Auditorium for the play Daddies featuring bachelors and laughs. Cooper and Charley promise refunds if patrons find art or teaching in the performance as curtain rises at 7 30 with Logan's seating at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
Charley
Athens
Cooper
Logan's
Longing and sacrifice collide in a Paris study plan
Noel hesitates as Mary accepts a year overseas, masking pain with a cheerful front while a hidden scheme to thwart Philip Veritzen collapses. The pair navigate tension between love, loyalty, and pursuing opportunities, with Madge watching the drama unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Mary
Paris
Lillian Calle
Lucifer
Philip Veritzen
Dream of Paris Life in Adele Garrison Sequel
Mary and Lillian debate Paris life in a sequel to Heart of a Wife. Lillian warns of dull routines and social expectations in a French aristocratic home, while Mary vows to embrace training to master French and aristocratic bearing. Continued tomorrow.
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Mary
Postpone Meeting of Woman's Bible Class
The Woman's Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church postpones tonight's gathering due to illness among members. The Woman's Relief Corps will convene Friday at 7 30 in Red Men's Hall to fill a service box for the Soldiers' Home hospital in Dayton.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Soldiers’ Home
Dayton
Male Quartet Entertains Syracuse Parents and Teachers
The New York Central Male Quartet and comedian Rufus Lide from Pomeroy performed for the Syracuse Parent-Teacher Association at the school auditorium. Community notices include Evangelistic services, visits, ill health updates, and church studies, with several local residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Pomeroy
New York Central
Rufus Lide
County Council School of Instruction
Elmer Compton
Friends Here
Asbury Methodist Church
Bertha Rathburn
Rutland
Ellen Turley
J. E. Cameron
Lowell Wingett
Dana Hysell
Irving Karr
Patricia
Middleport
Son of Otto Kahn Sued for Divorce
Mrs. Anne W. Kahn sues Gilbert Wolf Kahn in Reno Nevada for divorce citing extreme cruelty. The couple, New York based, were married in November 1914.
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Gilbert Wolf Kahn
Otto Kahn
New York
Patrons of the Arts
Anne W. Kahn
Reno
New
Mrs. Jane Brooks 84 Dies Here After Illness
Mrs. Jane Brooks 84 died Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 at her son Jiles Brooks’s Hoop er Street home from pernicious anemia. Survived by husband Uriah Brooks of Amesville and seven children Jiles Athens Oscar Akron Mrs Flora Mingus Columbus Mrs Ed Webber Columbus Mrs Anna Smith Cincinnati Mrs Cora Carpenter Federal and Mrs A W Barker Athens Five children preceded her in death. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Jiles Brooks home tonight or tomorrow.
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Jane Brooks
Jiles Brooks
Hooper Street
Uriah Brooks
Amesville
Jiles
Athens
Oscar
Akron
Flora Mingus
Columbus
Ed. Webber
Anna Smith
Cincinnati
Cora Carpenter
Federal
A. W. Barker
Waltonians Meet Tuesday in City Hall
The Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League holds a special called meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. in City Hall.
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Athens
Izaak Walton League
Returns from Cincinnati
Mr. Arthur E. Cameron of this city returned home Sunday evening from Cincinnati where he had been convalescing at the home of his friend Mr. Louis Saverne since leaving Bethesda Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Cameron
Cincinnati
Bethesda Hospital
Louis Saverne
Engineer Speaks to Athens Students on Scout Work
Civil engineer Charles E. Wood addressed Junior and Senior High School students in the auditorium at 1:00 P M. He travels from Marietta for the Athens visit and will speak next in Nelsonville. Wood’s career includes work in France Holland Norway and Sweden and with White Engineering on Belfast and London street railways the Cape to Cairo Railroad in Africa and Hoover China construction. Edward Wise offered the vocal solo A Gypsy Love Song Ferrell Betz presided as student body president.
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Charles E. Wood
Wood
Boy Scout Organization
Athens
Marietta
Nelsonville
France
Holland
Norway
Sweden
White Engineering Company
Belfast
London
Cape-to-Cairo
Africa
Herbert Hoover
China
Edward Wise
Ferrell Betz
Sells Heads Athens Retail Merchants Association
E F Sells was elected president of the Athens Retail Merchants Association at the annual banquet in Hotel Berry. Harold Coe became vice president and George Whipple treasurer. F L Woodworth the retiring president, Mr Whipple, Major M Johnson, and G K Bush spoke on plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Sells
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Hotel Berry
Harold Coe
George Whipple
F. L. Woodworth
Mr. Whipple
M. Johnson
G. K. Bush
Olive Beck Sues Max Baer for 250000 Over Betrothal Break
Olive Beck sues heavyweight contender Max Baer for 250000 claiming he promised marriage when she was a waitress in Livermore California. She alleges a two year betrothal ended when he wed actress Dorothy Dunbar Wells De Garson. Baer is slated to fight Max Schmeling that summer under Jack Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Beck
Max Baer
California
Baer
Livermore
Calif
Max
Dorothy Dunbar Wells de Garson
Miss Beck
Max Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Marmalade Recipes From The Day Menu
A vintage food feature details Carrot Marmalade and Combination Marmalade using oranges lemons grapefruit and rumquats. Steps include washing, chopping, juicing, soaking overnight, simmering until tender and jelly stage, then sterilizing glasses and sealing.
Femsafes Promise Instant Worry-Free Hygiene for Married Women
An advertisement touts Femsafes as a simple, safe feminine hygiene product offering instant protection without water or accessories. It claims secrecy and health benefits, urging married women to write to the Penisafe Co. in Baltimore for free sealed information and a special offer.
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Penisafe Co
Hamilton Terrace
Baltimore
Ady
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Louisville, Ky
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Kiwang Bye
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Vice Sands
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Chang M. Kerr
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