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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1937

Page

7

President's Birthday Ball Biggest World Party Plans Laid

New York news reports Colonel Henry L. Doherty as national Birthday Ball chairman predicting unprecedented national participation on January 30 for Roosevelt's fifty fifth birthday. More than five thousand balls nationwide with proceeds surpassing a million dollars will fund poliomyelitis relief and the Warm Springs Foundation. Prominent leaders including Dawes Dawes Ford Hearst Manning Pershing Davies Gifford Green Cardinal Hayes pledge support. Roosevelt to broadcast birthday message as the nation joins the fight against infantile paralysis.

New York N. Y Henry L. Doherty National Committee Mr. Roosevelt Atlantic Pacific United States Warm Springs Foundation Patrick Cardinal Hayes William Randolph Hearst William T. Manning John J. Pershing Ford Mr. Hearst Cardinal Hayes Washington Roosevelt Shirley Pekway Brooklyn Shirley Arthur Murray Murray

Social Calendar items for Tuesday and Wednesday meetings

Social calendar lists events across Athens County groups. West Side PTA hosts talks on Cooperation and Friendship at 7 30 p m at the school while United Spanish War Veterans serve a chicken dinner at IOOF Hall before officer installations. Camp 78 Auxiliary 64 and Lair 30 meet to elect officers. Other gatherings include the Tuesday 6 30 p m No Tuesday Club at The Colonial Inn with Constance MacLeod and the Hobson Study Circle at Cottage Tea Room with officer elections. Wednesday features Higley Study Circle book review, Social Sewing Society recipes roll call, Eastside Needle Club, and two afternoon gatherings at University Terrace and Morris Ave.

West Side Pta Harper C. Pendry Athens County S. H. Bing Ladies of the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Ioof Hall Camp United Spanish War Veterans Lair Snaix IOOF Hobson Cottage Tea Room Anna Swartz Bor

Ancestors Roll Call Highlighted U S Daughters Meeting

The U S Daughters of 1812 held a Monday roll call at Mrs Edna Junod’s home. Members shared ancestors connected to 1812 eligibility and noted markers and millstone plates for Athens County sites, with future dedications planned. Refreshments followed. next meeting at Mrs John Murphy’s home will feature patriotic roll call. A note on woodchucks then closes.

U. S. Daughters of 1812 Edna Junod N. Congress St Athens County Concord Cemetery Jacksonville Clarks Chapel John Murphy Maple St James Earich L. E. Carpenter

Pi Beta Phi Elects Officers for 1937 in Society News

Pi Beta Phi sorority elected its 1937 officers Monday night led by president Miss Mary Elizabeth Thomas Jackson. Other officers include vice president Miss Patricia Reed recording secretary Miss Rita Carter and treasurer Miss Dorothy Jean Elliot. Executive council members and committee chair roles span several named members from Mary Ellen Bibbee Athens to Gail Evans Wilkesburg. Mary Ellen Ames pledging noted.

Pi Beta Phi Sorority Mary Elizabeth Thomas Jackson Patricia Reed Warren Rita Carter Wheeling Betty Baker Athens Dorothy Jean Elliot Marion Betty Jane Minder Belmont Betty Sellbach Cleveland Gail Evans Wilkesburg Ann Wagner Farmingdale Long Island Emajean Wright Detroit Mich Margaret Mac Carroll Irene Morton Cambridge Carol Olson Summit N. J Ruth Morris Greensburg Elizabeth Carmel Gallipolis Mary Grace Robbins Niles Rush Zelma Geary Harrisonville Ruth Gauss Wilkinsburg Jeane Freer Nelsonville Mary Ellen Bibbee Pi Beta Phi Mary Ellen Ames Berea

City Woman Turns to Country Life for Security and Success

New York socialite Mrs May E Driscoll abandoned city life for farming to raise prize turkeys. With her 42 pound Bronze Prince of Mayfields, she argues rural work offers security for women, detailing hands on care, show success, and a life split between Minnesota ranch and New York recognition.

Turkey New York May E. Driscoll Mayfields Mary E. Driscoll

Educator Dr Evenden to Speak at Memorial Auditorium

Dr Evenden of Teachers College Columbia will lecture January 21 22 at Memorial Auditorium on The Development of Teacher Education in the United States What Have American Boys and Girls a Right to Expect From Their Schools and The Professional Presentation of Subject Matter in Courses for Teachers All talks open to the public He comes from Oregon with degrees from Stanford and Columbia and has long served in educational committees and authored several education books

Dr. Evenden Teachers College Columbia Memorial Auditorium United States Evenden Oregon State Normal School Momouth Stanford University Teachers’ Training College Columbia University Phi Beta Kappa Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi American Association of Teachers Colleges Educational Council of the National Council of the Ymca

Alpha Gamma Head Honored By Alumnae

Members of the Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae gathered Monday at 220 E State St for a buffet supper. Honor guest Mrs Delia Martin Jones, grand president, received roses. patronesses and numerous alumnae attended. Mrs James G Boden led the business meeting as the grand president spoke informally.

Alpha Gamma Delta Harry Z. Foster E. State St Delia Martin Jones E. J. Jones C. M. Copeland F. D. Forsyth E. C. Schloss Cc. N. Mackinnon H. E. Miller W. O. Martin Ralph Beckett Frank Copeland Greta Lash Robert Tompkins John Stewart Carl Frame

M and H Circle Celebrates Eighth Anniversary

Mrs. Margaret McHarg presided as nine members attended at the Pratt home on January 15. The club noted eight years of leadership by McHarg and Cooley with plans for a covered dish dinner and a February meeting to be announced. entertainment included Lenora Wood and Mary Eloise Wyatt with music and bingo prizes awarded.

Gracia Pratt Lenna Wood Pratt W. State St Margaret McHarg Dana Fuller Lenora Wood Mary Eloise Wyatt Matie Pritchard McHarg Betty and Margaret Pratt Jackie Wood

Sixty Years Is Wedding Record Set by Hanings

The Messenger corrects a previous report on Mr. and Mrs. George Haning of Richland Avenue, noting they have been married 60 years, not 50. Friends and neighbors helped mark the anniversary, and the paper extends best wishes while apologizing for the ten year error.

Hanings George Haning Richland Ave

Just Between You and Tuesday Notes from Athens

Local column reports L Dow Poston and Mrs Poston, formerly of Athens, moved to Florida for a year after closing their Columbus home. Grace and a friend have rented a University district house for winter. Mrs Earl Beckley shows off a new print dress at tea. Mrs John Finsterwald has recovered enough to be up and around. Edwin A Jones family moved to Stephenson home near Jackson after a fire. Dr T H Morgan, aka Pinky, treated an infected eye at home. Parallel parking on W Washington discussed. Court St nickel parking proposal debated.

Earl Beckley S. College St John Finsterwald Rose St Edwin A. Jones Katherine McKee Jackson Stephenson Gloria Brooks T. H. Morgan Pinky Ohio University Phi Delt

Birthday Surprise for Edward McBride Hosts and Winners

A surprise party at Mr and Mrs Lewis McBride home on Richland Ave Friday honored Edward McBride with an old fashioned spelling bee and a geographical contest won by Miss Virginia Cox and Mrs Lewis McBride. Guests included Doris Cullums Betty McBride Georgia Rhamel Ellen Stokoe and others. Refreshments were served. PLAN JOINT SUPPER Odd Fellows and Rebekahs host potluck for families and friends Thursday at 6:30 p.m. A program will celebrate Wiley's birthday.

Lewis McBride Richland Ave Edward McBride Virginia Cox Doris Cullums Betty McBride Georgia Rhamel Virgina Cox Ellen Stokoe Vern Hunsick Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Wiley

Evergreens and Birds On The Athens Garden Club Meeting

The Athens Garden Club met Monday at Mrs. Frank R. Murphey’s home to discuss home and garden evergreen use. Mrs. Carl Beasley described evergreen types, care, and climate suitability while samples circulated. Mrs. Addicott spoke on winter bird feeding and water needs with protection from cats.

Athens Garden Club Carl Beasley Frank R. Murphey East State St. Pines

Roberts couple to attend Columbus lumber dealers meet

Mr and Mrs J B Roberts depart Wednesday for Columbus to attend the Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers Association convention at the Deshler returning Saturday morning. Mrs Margaret McHarg member of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge 401 elected representative to the Ohio Rebekah Assembly from District 52 convening in Sandusky this spring. Theta Upsilon Auxiliary met at Miss Anna Mumma s home 321 2 Congress St. Bingo party set for Knights of Columbus Hall Thursday 8 pm hosted by St Paul s Church Choir. Mrs Driscoll recovering after surgical operation at St Francis Hospital. Pallas Club to meet Saturday Jan 23 with Mrs E A Taylor Elmwood Place.

J. B. Roberts Columbus Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers Association Deshler Margaret McHarg Marcellite Rebekah Lodge No. 401 Ohio Rebekah Assembly Sandusky Oo. Theta Upsilon Anna Mumma Congress St Knights of Columbus Hall Choir St. Pauls Church W. J. Driscoll Doris N. Lancaster St Pallas Club E. A. Taylor Elmwood Place

Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Relief For Constipation

An ad claims half-sick days stem from low-bulk meals and constipation. It promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a safe, non habit forming remedy that absorbs water to form a cleansing mass, with a money back guarantee after a week if unsatisfied.

Kellogg Company Kellogg Battle Creek

Old Home Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief

An old home remedy for coughs from colds is sold as a best-selling option. It instructs to mix sugar and water, add 244 ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle, and use as a cough syrup. The ad claims fast action, ease of preparation, long shelf life, and money-back guarantee if not satisfactory. Pinex is described as a Norway Pine extract noted for throat and bronchial relief.

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Joseph V. Davies Charles G. Dawes Edsel B. Ford Walter S. Gifford William Green Colonial Inn E. B. Smith Constance MacLeod Federal Theater Higley Study Circle O. D. Morrison Morris Ave Anna K. Price Eastside Needle Club Dan Bardin USC Society Club News Marian Young National Survey of Teachers Alpha Gamma M and H Rita W. Washington &I Court St M.B.R Chicheaters The Ath Baan O Scotty J. T. Merwin Razor Gallaher S. Court St RADIO Southern Ohio Electric Co
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