Luncheon Draws 850 to White House Chautauqua Club
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt hosts 850 guests at a Chautauqua Club luncheon in the White House, far exceeding expectations. Attendants scrambled for food as the gold piano served as a buffet table while Mrs. Roosevelt delivered two speeches to a crowd from 35 states and many notable figures.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chautauqua Club
Percy V. Pennybacker
Roosevelt
Mary G. Noss
Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
Enat
Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Chi Omega Alumnae Benefit Bridge Hosts Hostesses
Mrs James Patrick and Miss Betty Bailey hosted a Chi Omega Alumni club benefit bridge at Mrs Patrick home Tuesday night. Guests played contract and auction bridge with a buffet lunch. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Beckley for contract high and Mrs C E Fisher for auction high.
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James Patrick
Betty Bailey
Patrick
Flest
Alumni Club
Chi Omega Sorority
Paul Beckley
Athena Delphian Club Hosts Miss Ward Guests
Mrs J J Cromiey reviews Stalin life for Ath ena Delphian Club at 267 East State Street. Vice president Mrs Hoge Mason presides in absence of Mrs W B Walker. Refreshments follow. list of guests from multiple towns noted. The Progressive Literary Club meets at Mrs Harry Bennett’s with Autobiography of a Business Woman read by Elson Hedges. Next meeting Feb 12 at Mrs Elson Hedges.
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Mary Ward
East State Street
Athena Delphian Club
Stalin
J. J. Cromiey
Hoge Mason
W. B. Walker
Geee
Elson Hedges
C. D. Duncan
Blanche Finsterwald
Fern Kempton
Fred Slaughter
Elmer Finsterwald
Guy EB. Bolin
Aappi Phi Hosts Buffet for Initiates at Candlelight Service
Aappi Phi sorority members at the Methodist Church held a buffet supper after initiation services for twenty four new initiates. Patronesses present included Mrs. Sarah Morn Mrs. Curt Ferguson and Mrs. H A McCaerkitt. New initiates named Ava Smith Ethel Cable Fern Rowland Evelyn.
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Kappa Phi
Methodist Church
Sarah Morn
Curt Ferguson
H. A. McCaerkitt
Ava Smith
Ethel Cable
Fern Rowland
Evelyn
Mrs Gibson Hosts Child Conservation League Meeting
Mrs Thomas Gibson hosted the Child Conservation League at her May Avenue home Tuesday. Program leader Mrs Ray Earnhardt reviewed two articles by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on Married Women in Business and Youth Facing the Future, followed by a discussion. Miss Helen Downs played two cello solos and Miss Mary Gibson performed a piano solo.
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Thomas Gibson
Child Conservation League
May Avenue
Ray Earnhardt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Helen Downs
Mary Gibson
East Side School Elects New Student Council
East Side School elected Martha Croy as president, Jack Welch as vice president, and Glenis Junod as secretary at the first meeting of the second semester. Outgoing officers were Patsy Sherrard, Mary Virginia Kingman, and Doris Mathews. The council will organize the January Assembly program Friday afternoon. Eleven Miriam Class members were entertained at Mrs. Bingman’s home with a hymn, devotions, and plans for a church soup supper.
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East Side School
Martha Croy
Jack Welch
Glenis Junod
Patsy Sherrard
Mary Virginia Kingman
Doris Mathews
Miriam
The
Christian Church
E. W. Bingman
Dwight Robinson
Raymond Drive
Edith Pierre
Anna Lee Channel
Bingman
Rowena Sprout
Legion Auxiliary charter presented at Legion Home meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary received its charter from national headquarters and will keep it open for signatures for one week. President Mrs. Nellie Brooks Griewald announced plans for officer initiation later. Committees include social chair A W Guest and Lydia Fenzel, program chair W D Walsh, Raymond Connett, Howard Goodwin, housing chairs Charles Packler and Carlos White. Deborah Class of the First Christian Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ghay Fierce 2 Mound Street for its annual birthday gathering.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Nellie Brooks Griewald
A. W. Guest
Lydia Fenzel
W. D. Walsh
Raymond Connett
Howard Goodwin
Deborah
First Christian Church
Frank Cavett Replaces Pinkie Cavett as Playwright Director
Frank Cavett, once known as Pinkie Cavett at Ohio University, became Frank Morgan Cavett a writer and director in New York and Hollywood. A Yale and Paramount alum, he co wrote Forsaking All Others with Edward Roberts and later directed in New York including Frankie and Johnnie before Lillian Tashman’s death. Cavett remains a restless, ambitious figure with a red headed temper and noted wit.
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Pinkie” Cavett
Ohio University
Frank Morgan Cavett
New York
Hollywood
Pinkie
Phi Delta Theta
Jackson
Yale Dramatic School
Yale Collegians
Rudy Vallee
Cavett
Vallee
Yale
Dramatic School
Paramount
Long Island
Columbia
The
Edward Roberts
Tallulah Bankhead
Lilyan Tashman
Frankie
Johnnie
Music Students Deliver Fine Recital Despite Ills
Ohio University School of Music presents a strong advanced recital in Music Hall Auditorium with substitutions due to two illness cases. Elizabeth Close and Martin Alexander replaced the scheduled Athens artists. Performances include works by Mozart Grieg Handel Cowen Schumann and MacDowell among others.
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Ohio University School of Music
Music Hall
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Robert Wickham
Athens
Elizabeth Close
Millfield
Martin Alexander
Canton
Miss Close
Franz
Chioe
Lacey
James McCullum
Columbus
Gillette
Robert Whitaker
Jackson
de Leath
Bessie Wardell
Uhrichsville
Cowen
Chopin
Alda Shaw
Youngstown
Marjorie Vorhees
Nelsonville
Velma Geary
Harrisonville
Schumann
der Nussbaum
Chadwick
Martha Lowry
Jefferson
MacDowell
Betty McClure
Margaret le Masters
Richwood
Miss Work Speaks on Frontiers in Art at Kappa Delta Pi
Miss Isabelle Work, art instructor at the College of Education, spoke to Kappa Delta Pi on Frontiers in Art during a 7 o'clock Tuesday meeting in Eltis Hall. Refreshments followed at Dean Irma E. Voigt's Home at 3 Park Place with about 80 attendees. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Atkinson and daughter Eveleth attended the funeral of Mrs. B. H. Sanbern in Middlport. The Plains announces the birth of a son at Sheltering Arms Hospital Tuesday morning.
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Isabelle Work
College of Education
Kappa Delta Pi
Eltis Hall
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Hermas Humphrey
Plains
Sheltering Arma Hospital
Sauerkraut Receives High Vitamin Rating and Uses
Article notes sauerkraut rich in vitamins and minerals, mentions sauerkraut juice as a tomato juice mix, and provides home methods to extract juice from canned kraut. Includes recipe ideas pairing sauerkraut with spareribs, pork, or fish and a step by step casserole method with mashed potatoes buttered crumbs and baking.
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Mary EF
Daglup
Peach Fritters and Dried Apricot Breakfast Menu
A historic menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including stewed dried apricots, bacon, muffins, fish dishes with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes, and peach fritters for dessert. A peach fritter recipe follows with detailed ingredients and step by step frying and sauce instructions.
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison presents Mary and Noel in a household scene with Aunt Madge and Uncle Dicky as they navigate tease and tension. Mary masks anxiety with humor while Noel seeks to shield her, amid hints of mysterious orders and secret compartments foreshadowing a thriller.
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Adele Garrison
Mary
Madge
Dicky
Noel
Renowned Educator crossword puzzle clues
A historical crossword list listing across and down clues about prominent educator figures including Harvard presidents and related terms. Features names, phrases, and definitions spanning dawn to afternoon and various objects and actions.
Women Club Reschedules Meeting for Thursday Session
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will gather at 7 p m at the club rooms instead of 7 30. After a brief business meeting, a talk on the municipal lent plant at Oberlin will be presented in the high school building.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Oberlin
Modern Marriage Demands Strain Family Roles
Dorothy argues modern marriage pressures redefine wife duties turning matrimony into a skilled profession. She contrasts grandparents' simpler expectations with contemporary demands for breadwinner prowess, charm, social savvy, and perpetual youth, suggesting many marriages crumble under these, unrealistically high, standards.
Charis Family Announces Daughter in Logan
Society of Mr and Mrs Charis of Logan announce the birth of a daughter on January 2. Grandparents are Mrs George Christman and Mrs Elizabeth Wens. The child is named May Mrs Charles Christman formerly Miss Angie Bal. The Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the Eagles Hall is scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 PM. The meeting of the ing Club, which was held Thursday, has TM.
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Charis
Logan
George Christman
Elizabeth Wens
Charles Christman
Merly
Angie Bal
Ing Club
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