Society and Personal Mention Dinner Guests and Moves
Mrs. Wilson Norris hosted Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ker eeon and Mr. Everett 18 for dinner. Dr. David A. Skidmore and Miss Lauretta Suntheimer visited Mrs. Ollie B. Skidmore. Mrs. Homer Rodehaver to host the Progressive Literary club. Donald Robinett leaves for Lake Forest College as violin instructor. He will study under Prof. Scott Willits at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Mrs. Willits on Ohio University School of Music faculty now pursues piano study with Levy.
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Ohio
Lake Forest
Donald Robinett
Ohio University
Lake Forest College
Robinett
Scott Willits
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
American Conservatory
Allegheny Mountains
Professor Willits
School of Music
Willits
Ohio University School of Music
Levy
Drama League Plans Tuesday Meeting and Elections
Drama League meets Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 in Ewing hall basement room A to elect officers and plan yearly activities including production of several plays. Also notes a 7 o clock Tuesday night Child Conservation league gathering with Mrs F E Harshman at 125 West State Street.
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Drama League
Community Drama League
Ewing Hall
F. E. Harshman
West State Street
Townsend Hosts Dinner for Six Couples
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Townsend of Second Street entertained with a 6 pm dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Zigenfoos, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bean, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whaley. Mrs. M. Rowan of Spring Street learned of her sister Mrs. N. J. Sutton’s death in Bakersfield California from pneumonia.
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H. O. Townsend
Second Street
D. F. Zigenfoos
George C. Bean
Charles Whaley
M. Rowan
Spring Street
Bakersfield
Calif
N. J. Sutton
Sutton
Ohio
California
Gleaners Sunday School Class Party At Church
The Gleaners class held a party from 2 to 4 on Saturday in the church social rooms. President Helen Drake led the business session before games and contests. Mrs. T. R. Bennett, the class teacher, helped run the afternoon program.
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Gleaners
The
Christian Sunday School
Helen Drake
T. R. Bennett
Nature in Art Pallas club meets at Mrs Twiss home
The Pallas club held a Saturday afternoon program at 46 East Union street hosted by Mrs. M. E. Twiss. Miss Mary Kahler led as no formal papers were presented. Laura Bailey spoke on Art in Architecture and Mary G. Noss followed with a talk on Sculpture.
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Pallas Club
M. E. Twiss
East Union Street
Mary Kahler
Laura Bailey
Mary G. Noss
Mrs Whipple Hosts Priscilla Needle Club Meeting
Mrs. George Whipple of 129 North Congress street will host the Priscilla Needle club this Thursday afternoon.
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George Whipple
North
Congress Street
Priscilla Needle Club
Mrs L D Poston Returns Home From Columbus Trip
Mrs. L. D. Poston returned today to her Columbus home. Traveling with her by motor were Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle and Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson. They will return Tuesday with Mrs. C. I. Poston and O. B. Sloane, who have been visiting relatives there.
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L. D. Poston
Columbus
T. R. Biddle
F. M. Hutchinson
C. I. Poston
O. B. Sloane
Order Vesper Canned Vegetables by the Case
A shopper is advised to buy Vesper brand canned vegetables by the case from the grocer. The notice notes bulk purchasing options and emphasizes obtaining multiple cans per order for storage and value.
Fog in the Atlantic Reaches About Thirty Miles Across
A Atlantic fog bank spreads over the ocean, estimated to measure about 30 miles in diameter. This weather feature reduces visibility for ships and air traffic crossing the area.
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Atlantic Ocean
Presbytery Plans Pension Campaign Meetings
Columbus hosts the first meeting of ministers and laymen to finish plans for a February 11 campaign to raise the national Presbytery quota in a $15,000,000 fund for pensions for ministers and long time church workers with sessions also planned in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan.
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Columbus
U.P
Presbyterian Chhurch
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Who Is He A Quiz From The Last Page Today
A newspaper feature presents ten quiz questions about a prominent political figure. Readers are invited to view the accompanying photo and the last page for the correct answers, covering topics from capitals to authors and public roles.
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France
Arkansas River
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Four Presbytery Meetings To Be Held Simultaneously
The report notes four presbyteries will run pension fund campaigns at once with Charles E. Rieker presiding the meeting. Over 8,000 ministers and laymen are expected across four states in the effort labeled by Howard Sturner. A distant quarrel and a lighthearted moment near the English Channel are briefly mentioned amidst crowded transit and bad weather.
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Charles E. Rieker
Howard Sturner
Drumm
English Channel
Marietta Man Meets Pal Believed Dead in War Reunion
Don Drumm former athletic director of Marietta College meets Howard Sturner a Purdue graduate and officer who was believed dead after a French battle in World War I. Nine years later in a crowded High Street car their reunion unfolds as they recall training camp days France and fallen comrades.
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Columbus
Don Drumm
Marietta College
Howard Sturner
Purdue University
France
Sturney
Drumm
Sturner
Drumrr
Cat Stops Trains In Newcastle Chase
Newcastle England five North Staffordshire Railway trains were delayed after two boys entered a tunnel chasing a lost cat. Authorities asked them to exit safely as the trains paused in the incident.
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Newcastle
Eng
Fueralis Attract Record Prices In England Market
The finest Fueralis now command up to 1200 sounds a carat in England as buyers seek top specimens. Dealers report strong demand and rising values across the gem trade.
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England
Local Man Taken To Hospital For Appendix Operation
George Malone from east of Puritan was transported by Leach's ambulance to Holzer hospital in Gallipolis on Saturday for an appendectomy.
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George Malone
Puritan
Holzer Hospital
eGallipollis
Leach
Former Hamden Resident Loses Arm in Columbus Railroad Accident
William Grashel a former Hamden resident had his arm cut off on Columbus Saturday. No details of the accident were received but it is thought to have occurred while he was on duty as a railroad switchman in Columbus.
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William Grashel
Hamden
Columbus
Mr. Grashel
Hamden Lodges Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
Hamden Carnation Rebekah lodge and Hamden I O O F lodge held a joint installation Friday at the lodge rooms. Installing officers included Mrs. Wilson Armstrong for Rebekah and G G Cross for I O O F. A long list of officers followed for both lodges and a social hour concluded the evening.
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Hamden Carnation Rebekah Lodge
Hamden I. O. O. I
Rebekah Lodge
Wilson Armstrong
R. A
G. G. Cross
Ideputy
Emma Ray
Etta Armstrong
Ina B. Willis
Gertrude Jolly
Tillie Craig
Bessie Smith
Myrtle Bryan
N. G
Nellie Knox
Lillie Jewell
Emma Smith
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Ross Graves
Frank Waller
V. G
0. G. Cross
Ray
E. 8. Ray
W. EF. Smith
W. E. Smith
Avie Tedrow
T. Harkins
WN. G
Levi Knox
N. F
Charles Kirkendall
Kensington Club Members Attend Mrs Luther Allen Home
Members of the Kensington club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Luther Allen Friday afternoon. The gathering featured sewing activities and social conversation in a cordial setting.
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Kensington Club
Luther Allen
Delivery Window Cited for Southeastern Ohio Service
A Southeastern Ohio provider states a service window of eight hours from receipt to delivery, outlining the turnaround time for customer requests.
Club Meeting Update and Local Notices
The report notes a club gathering with a two course luncheon and mentions the next meeting at Mrs. Harry Bagley's home in two weeks. Bruce Reed, a B and O operator at Zaleski, has recovered from the grip. Mr and Mrs Burt Woltz died as their guest. sister Mrs Allen Remy of Columbus attended.
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Ing
Duncheon
Harry Bagley
Bruce Reed
Kidney Wellness Cure Promoted with Water and Salts
An advertisement promoting a kidney health regimen urges readers to drink plenty of water and take four ounces of Salts in a glass of water every morning. It claims this mild laxative-like mixture cleans kidneys, neutralizes system acids, and relieves bladder discomfort and backache.
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Wilson Norris
Lancaster Street
Carl Kereeon
Everett
David A. Skidmore
Delaware
Lauretta Suntheimer
Massillon
Ollie B. Skidmore
South College Street
Homer Rodehaver
Mill Street
Pergressive Literary Club
Rowan
Clarence S. Bolen
Washington D. H
Eva Keeter
North Lancaster Street
J. L. Carpenter
D. B. Hartinger
Middleport
Heraughter
Frank R. Murphey
State Street
Sabeth Earhart
Cincinnati
Philip Marhart
Schmidt
George Earhart
South
Ralph Schmidt
W. R. Phillips
Richard
Charles Fisher
Eleanor Phillips
Alice Phillips
Akron
Hutchinson Electric CO
Nelsonville
Dry Cleaners
Almanac
Pacis
Bbc
Ou Ou
Presbytery
Marietta
Pal
Buddy
Rey
Lash
the Mural Home and Savings Assn
Majestic Theatre Bldg
Cross Bros
W. Union St
Ardware
Driviver
Athens
Logan & Glouster
Honriden
Grashel
Southeastern
Athens Dry Cleaning Co
Ney
Winorr
Carden
Winorr - Mozart
Vesper
Winorr Canning CO
Circleville, O
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Brussels
Silk
C. B. Wilson
W. Washington St