Dr Evenden to Attend Ohio University Events
Prominent Columbia educator Dr Edward S Evenden visits Ohio University with a noon Colonial Inn luncheon 18 attendees and a Kappa Delta Pi dinner at 6 pm. He will speak at Memorial Auditorium on teacher education and a convocation on what Americans expect from schools, followed by two more lectures and concluding dinners at Hotel Berry.
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Edward S. Evenden
Columbia University
Ohio University
Colonial Inn
Evenden
New York
Kappa Delta Pi Fraternity
Dr. Evenden
Memorial Auditorium
United States
Hotel Berry
Ohio University Department of Education
First Christian Church Friendship Class Appoints Secretary
At the year’s first business and social meeting Miss Virginia Cox was named corresponding secretary. Mrs. E. W. Bingman hosted at her home with Miss Margaret Staten assisting. After business, games were played and prizes awarded to Miss Cox, Edward Bennett, and August Clopper.
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First Christian Church
Virginia Cox
E. W. Bingman
Margaret Staten
Miss Cox
Edward Bennett
August Clopper
D A R Meeting Set By Nabby Lee Ames Chapter
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. F W Reed on Columbia Avenue this Saturday January 23 after postponement from last Saturday.
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Nabby Lee Ames
the Daughters of the American Revolution
F. W. Reed
Columbia Ave
Cavanaugh Birthday Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Betty Cavanaugh of the Messenger classified department and her sister Miss Helen Cavanaugh of the McBee Company share a birthday on January 19, two years apart. Bill Kircher, back from California, recalls living near orange groves amid smut fires. He now works in advertising at La Punte after journalism study at O. A. and a Huntington Park editorial stint. Mary Herron, a brunette O. A. student, reports stories from Court Street via Mrs. C. H. Grosvenor about old Athens memories. A mantel from Mrs. F. W. Bush’s home, once linked to Mrs. Grosvenor’s marriage, sits in the living room.
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Ling
Cavanaugh
Betty Cavanaugh
The
Messenger Classified Department
Helen Cavanaugh
McBee Company
Bill Kircher
California
Bill
O. A
Huntington Park
la Punte
Los Angeles
Ocean
Mary Herron
Court St
C. H. Grosvenor
Athens
Choir Sponsors Benefit Party at Knights of Columbus Hall
St. Pauls Church choir hosts a benefit party tonight at Knights of Columbus Hall with refreshments, prizes, and fun for all. Church members and the public are invited. Arrangements led by Mrs Anthony Padden. Mr and Mrs Dan A Rardin travel to Columbus to attend the Ohio Association of Lumber Dealers meeting at the Deshler Wallack Hotel.
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St. Paul's Church
Knights of Columbus
Anthony Padden
Dan A. Rardin
May
Morris Ave
Columbus
Deshler Wallack
Rardin
Ohio Association of Lumber Dealers
Miss Georgia Shamel Hostess to Group
Tuesday night the Standard Bearers met at Miss Georgia Shamel The Plains. The meeting opened with Just As I Am and devotionals led by Mrs J L Pickering. Shamel reviewed a study chapter and refreshments followed. Also noted: Mrs Elliott M Campf and family visiting from Jefferson City Mo. Pallas Club to meet Saturday Jan 23 with Mrs E A Taylor Elmwood Place.
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Georgia Shamel
Plains
J. L. Pickering
Miss Shamel
Pallas Club
E. A. Taylor
Elmwood Place
Ring Without a Country Continues on Shade of Solitude
Ardath and Paul clash over social circles aboard the Irene as they drift from palace life toward a fragile, pleasure masked existence. Paul theorizes a child could anchor their life, while Ardath resists, fearing age and danger to her health. The couple’s friction deepens as he seeks escape and meaning on the boat.
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Ardath
Paul
Paris
Duc de Montmiral
Reggie van Twyne
Marseilles
Pierre
Irene
Tea at Shepherd Home for Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs. William Shepherd of 9 Morris Ave will host a Friday afternoon tea for the Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church from 3 to 5 pm. Friends of the church and auxiliary invited. The event was postponed from last Thursday.
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William Shepherd
Morris Ave
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Higley Study Circle Hears Book Reviews
Higley Study Circle members met at 50 Morris Ave. Wednesday afternoon as Mrs. Anna K. Price reviewed Life of Lafayette by Brand Whitlock. The work covers 1757 to 1834 and traces the American and French revolutions and Napoleon era. A club discussion followed. president Mrs. H. C. Lehman chaired. A brief business meeting named a program committee: Mrs. Clark Williams, Miss Mary Williams, Mrs. Cc. H. Horn, Mrs. S. E. G. Pedigo. An invitation was read for a Business and Professional Women's Club tea Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.
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Higley Study Circle
O. D. Morrison
Morris Ave
Anna K. Price
Lafayette
Brand Whitlock
H. C. Lehman
Clark Williams
Mary Williams
Cc. H. Horn
S. E. G. Pedigo
Women's Club
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Events
Faithful Few Club meets with Mrs Forrest Chism on Stewart St at 7 30 p m. Kings Daughters Sunday School and Wesleyan Service Guild host a waffle supper at First Methodist Church on Thursday Jan 21 at 5 30 p m with regular meeting to follow. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a family potluck at 6 30 p m. Wiley’s birthday program to follow. Athens Grange meets Thursday at 8 p m Grange Hall with refreshments. Friday events include Mrs Charles Mills hosting Art and Thimble Club at Eastwood Tea Room at 1 p m and Foreign Missionary Society tea at Mrs William Shepherd’s home 9 Morris Ave 3–5 p m. Past Noble Grands Club at Mrs Edna Junod’s 60 N Congress Friday 7 p m. Current Events Club meets Friday 7 30 p m with Emma Battin 30 Poplar St. Mrs W D Hill program leader. Social Sewing Society met at Mrs A R Harmon University Terrace Wednesday roll call with favorite recipes and plans for February birthday party. Guests Mrs Ralph Wright and Mrs J F Dixon. Kenneth Smith and Faye Tom announce birth of a son in Nelsonville Ohio. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Alva Tom Athens and Mr and Mrs James Smith Nelsonville. Leather for gloves mainly sheep skin plus pig kid goat lamb colt reindeer dog skin used in glove making.
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Kings Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Social Sewing Society
A. R. Harmon
University Terrace
Plana
Ralph Wright
J. F. Dixon
Kenneth Smith
Faye Tom
Nelsonville
Ohio
Alva Tom Athens
James Smith
President's Wife and Mother Lead Busy Inaugural Day
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt managed a packed day after greeting over 4,000 people in 16 hours of public functions. A Molly Dewson round-up and a formal luncheon in her honor highlighted the schedule, with the First Lady also meeting numerous guests and dictating her syndicated column. The President's mother, Mrs James Roosevelt, 82, also kept a brisk pace, circulating at the White House tea for 3,000 and 750 luncheon guests, despite age and rain.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Molly Dewson
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
James Roosevelt
United States
DUV Union Veterans Host Evening At IOOF Hall
Members of the Daughters of Union Veterans and guests enjoyed a small but lively party at the IOOF Hall after a brief business session attended by about 50. Door prize went to Mrs Herman Theisen with ten additional prizes awarded. Mrs Alex Root led the meeting. L B Teeter of Lazarus Bookshop could not speak due to fear of high water. notice to AAUW members caused an apologetic miscue. Clyde Littler Jr returned home from Sheltering Arms Hospital after serious pneumonia and remains convalescent.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
Mra Herman Theisen
Alex Root
Clyde Littler, Jr
Clyde Littler
Stewart St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Littler
London’s Heaviest Rainfall on June 16 1917
London recorded its heaviest rainfall on June 16 1917 with 450 tons to an acre falling at North Kensington.
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London
North Kensington
END O CORN PROMISES QUICK RELIEF AT ATHENS PHARMACY
An advertisement touts END-O-CORN as a sure safe remedy to remove stubborn corns and calluses. It urges readers to visit Athens Pharmacy or any good drug store tonight or tomorrow and notes a price of fifty cents. It promises noticeable relief and value.
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Athens
Mrs Dan Rardin Hosts East Side Needle Club
Mrs Dan Rardin of May and Morris Ave was hostess Wednesday afternoon to East Side Needle Club. About 10 members attended and one guest, Mrs Ralph Mader, was present.
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Dan Rardin
May and
Morris Ave
East Side Needle Club
Ralph Mader
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McHenry
Milldeck's Shoe Store
N. Court Street
Palm Beach
Fla
Everglades Club
Allison R. Maxwell
Pittsburgh
Jane Spalding
Maxwell
Choir
Elliott M. Campf
Mildred Landis
Dick and
Jerry
Jefferson City
W. E. Landis
A. W. Kasler
Robert Bruce
Northumbra
Countess di Marco
NEA Service Inc
Shepherd Home
Faithful Few Club
Forrest Chism
Oor Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Wiley
Charles Mills
Art and Thimble Club
Eastwood ‘Tearoom
Noble Grands Club
Edna Junod
N. Congress
Emma Battin
Poplar St
W. D Hill
Ooo
Mrs. Harmon
By Ruby A. Black
United Press
Needle Club
Ath Ile
Rauch's Bakery
Mills
J. J
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