Phi Mu National Officers Honored at Formal Tea
Phi Mu national officers honored at a 4 to 6 pm tea hosted by the Columbus Ohio University chapter at 88 East State Street. Honorees include Mrs Zenobia Keller national executive secretary Mrs Clara Rader national president Mrs John V Martin national historian and Mrs Joseph A Martz national district president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu
House On
State Street
Zenobia Keller
Chicago
Igl
Phi Mu Sorority
Clara Rader
John V. Martin
Joseph A. Martz
Keller
Violet Thomas
Mary Farrell
W. L. Clarke
Athens
Rader
Martin
Martz
Berry
Columbus
Junior-Senior P. T. A. Dinner Bridge Draws 150 Attendees
Approximately 150 people attended a potluck dinner and bridge event Monday night under the Junior-Senior Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. F. H. McKay chaired arrangements, pink and white carnations adorned tables, and Miss Mary Connett and Mrs. Daggett presided at the urns. Bridge at 12 tables awarded high scores to Mr. C. D. Samford and Mrs. F. H. McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. McKay
Mary Connett
Daggett
Foggy London Morning Reaches Athens And Daily School Runs
A letter from Martian Walters reflects on a thick morning fog around Athens. Drivers use lights with limited visibility as mothers ferry kindergartners to Rufus Putnam School on East Union Street. He jokes about spring cleanliness and a comic sighting of Professor Piccard’s fly-away hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martian Walters
London
Athens
Rufus Putnam
East Union Street
Monday Night Club Husbands Entertained
Members of the Monday Night Bridge Club arranged another of their bridge dinners for husbands of members and other guests. Dinner at 6:30 seated twenty four at candle-lit tables. Score trophies went to Mrs. BE Miller and Mr. Walker Haney. Other prizes to Mrs. C O Burnett and Dr. M B Clifton. Hostess committee: Mrs. W E Moler and Mrs. B W Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Miller
Walker Haney
C. O. Burnett
M. 8. Clifton
W. E. Moler
B. W. Coe
Heidlers Entertain With Dinner Party
Prof and Mrs J B Heidler hosted a Monday dinner at the Cottage Tea House bringing friends together for bridge. Mrs Heidler chose old rose and blue for decor with rosebud centerpieces and rose candies. Six tables were in play and candlelight provided illumination for the meal.
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J. B. Heidler
Cottage
Future Athenians Land in New York
The Messenger reports the Transylvania arrived in New York despite heavy seas carrying Mrs Elizabeth Begg Mrs Mary Begg Miss Dorothy Begg and Mr Kenneth Begg. Henry Begg left for New York to meet them. The family from Saltcoats Scotland will settle in Athens. Begg is an accountant at McBee Company. His son Harry Begg came to the U S two years ago living with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Transylvania
Elizabeth Begg
Mary Begg
Dorothy Begg
Kenneth Begg
Henry Begg
Mill Street
Gresgiow
Athens
Mr. Begg
McBee Company
United States
Harry Begg
Forty Couples Attend Delta Kappa Party
Forty guests enjoyed a Delta Kappa Sorority house party featuring dancing bridge and jig-saw puzzles. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs. A. J. Birdsell Miss Evelyn Birdsell Miss Marilyn Mae Birdsell and Mr. C. L. Criswell of Delaware. Chaperons were Mrs. Nora Henry Mrs. Thelma Robinson and Mrs. A. J Birdsell. Delta Kappa announced the pledging of Miss Fanchon Flocia Warfield of Dexter City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Sorority
A. J. Birdsell
Evelyn
Marilyn Mae Birdsell
C. L. Criswell
Delaware
Nora Henry
Thelma Robinson
A. J Birdsell
Coo Delta Kappa
Recent Bride Honored By Sisters of Lodge
Nineteen members and four guests of M. and H. Circle of Temple No. 173 met at 6 North Cemetery Street to honor Mrs. Francis Colley a recent bride with a miscellan eous shower hosted by Mrs. Lenna Wood. A potluck dinner preceded a business meeting led by President Mrs. Margaret McHarg followed by a singing of America the Beautiful and quotations by members. Guests included Mrs. Myrtle Nichols and Mrs. Bertha Angie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. & H. Circle of Achenian Temple No. 173
Sallie Johnston
North Cemetery Street
Lenna Wood
Francis Colley
Wilma Walburn
Colley
Evan Hamilton
Lillian Cokenougher
Sarah Jones
Wilma Colley
Lillian Pierce
Alma Howett
Myrtle Nicholas
McArthur
Bertha Angie
Glouster
Coolley
Margaret Frost
Lenora Wood
Charles Pierce
Four Murray City Men Fined for Intoxication
Four Murray City men L Short EB Collins Forest Ayres and Charles Shelton pleaded guilty to intoxication charges before Magistrate C H Porter and were fined ten dollars plus costs. All four paid the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
C. H. Porter
L. Short
EB. Collins
Forest Ayres
Charles Shelton
Murray City
Costa
Everett Bosworth
Jerseyville
Hazel Bosworth
Athens County
County Budget Approved by Athens County Officials
Final approval of the 1933 Athens County budget was given by the county commissioners to Auditor J Clyde Edmundson. A budget commission changes resolution was adopted and copied to the auditor. Tax rate determination for 51 districts to begin soon with the levy set at 6.45 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Budget Commission
Edmundson
G. D. Gorham
Southeast Ohio Men Freed From Prison
The Ohio Board of Parole announced the final release of over 100 prisoners from the Ohio Penitentiary and London Prison Farm. Among those released from the Penitentiary were Fred Downhour of Fairfield and William Lemley of Gallia. Paroles granted include Chris Corbin of Athens with release set for March 1, and John Hunter of Athens for burglary granted final release from the London Prison Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Board of Parole Today
Ohio Penitentiary
London
Fred Downhour
Fairfield
William Lemley
Gallia
Chris Corbin
Athens
John Hunter
Automobile Tag Sales Show Revenue Totals
Proceeds from last week’s automobile license tag sale in David Johnson’s Courthouse office amounted to 80.45 dollars. Sales included 50 passenger tags at 7 dollars, 15 at 10 dollars, and individual tags for 15, 20, and 25 dollars. Truck licenses raised 338.75 dollars, plus 14 for passenger-commercial, 14.70 for four trailers, and 10 for two motorcycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Glouster Court Fines Two Men for Intoxication and Disturbance
Elmer Sauters of near Hunterdon pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. He also faced a 100 dollar fine for obscene language and creating trouble at his home, with the second sanction suspended for good behavior. Beatty, a local businessman, was fined 5 dollars for intoxication and disturbing the peace after an earlier trouble, then jailed overnight and taken to Trimble for arraignment.
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Glouster
William Ellis
Elmer Sauters
Hunterdon
Sauterse
G. H. Love
Charles Darling
Sauters
Nelson Beatty
West Side
Court of Justice
M. E. Christman
Trimble
Beatty
Beatty Place
Ohio University dean to speak at P T A meeting
Dean Irma Voigt of Ohio University Athens will address a P T A gathering at the high school auditorium Wednesday night at 7 50 o'clock Three musical numbers complete the program a Boys Glee Club song a Raymond Maxwell vocal solo and a Florence Slick clarinet solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Irma Voigt
Ohio University
Athens
Boys’ Glee Club
Raymond Maxwell
Florence Slick
Social Visit Notes From Ohio Towns
Sunday gatherings at Ray with Mr and Mrs Everett Dunlap. Thursday evening visits in Zanesville by Mrs Vashti Wilson Mrs Margar et Harris and Miss Mary Evans. Friday visitors in New Lexington include Mrs Mary Cannon Mrs Thelma Frasure and Mrs Edna Dunlap. The Ladies Home Missionary Society of the M E Church met at Amanda Thomas home with Miss Mary Evans assisting and Myrtle McCoy directing a program. Mrs A A Turner presented a paper on an Indian boy.
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H. D. Post
Mary Evans
A. F. Darby
Delica Spence
Vashti Wilson
A. A. Turner
Alice Rogers
Mary Miller
Lewis Harris
Elizabeth Hardy
F. A. Cady
Janet Mason
Evans
Thomas
Alice Roger
Glouster
Ray Latta
New Lexington
Clarence Garrison
Harry Parks
Patricia Clifford
Ohio Wesleyan- Ohio University
Athens
O. O. Mantz
Vern Dunlap
Lancaster
Everett Dunlap
Ray
Margaret Harris
Zanesville
Mary Cannon
Thelma Frasure
Edna Dunlap
Ladies Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Amanda Thomas
Myrtle McCoy
Balder son Buys Glouster Cleaning and Pressing Shop
W R Balderson of Lancaster has purchased the Joe Meade cleaning and pressing shop in Glouster and assumed charge Monday. Balderson, a former resident, will relocate his family from Lancaster when a residence is secured. Bryan Gormley, longtime employee, will remain with the new owner.
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Glouster
W. R. Balderson
Lancaster
Joe Meade
Mr. Balderson
Bryan Gormley
Meade Shop
Shannon couple welcomed son Paul Lester in Jacksonville
Jackson county residents Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Shannon welcomed a ten pound baby boy named Paul Lester born January 11 at their Jacksonville home. This birth adds a new member to the Shannon family.
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Jacksonville
Rufus Shannon
Paul Lester
Salads and Dressings Inspire Healthier Meals
The article emphasizes salads as a vibrant, low calorie course using raw greens like lettuce endive watercress celery cabbage romaine and spinach with colorful carrots. Dressings should blend flavors, not overpower them, with horseradish dressing and potato mayonnaise highlighted as tasty complements. It also lists sample menus for tomorrow's meals.
Family of Five Counts Siblings in Brief Biography
The text notes that ents have three other children, two sons and one daughter, shaping a family narrative with multiple offspring.
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Ents
Fire Loss Estimated Over 300 At Smith Farm Blaze
A fire on the James Smith farm near Liberty Hill destroyed a blacksmith shop, tools, a corn crib with about 100 bushels of corn, a chicken house, tractor and buggy. Discovered around 3 am by a awakened family member during a heavy rain, the blaze spread rapidly and nothing could be saved.
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Glouster
James Smith
Liberty Hill
Father Stabs Daughter In Quarrel. Suspect Jailed
Sam Smith 58 of Kenwood was jailed in Cadiz on a charge of stabbing his daughter Anna 18 with a pen knife during a family quarrel. Doctors said the blade pierced a rib, likely saving her life.
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Cadiz
Sam Smith
Kenwood
Anna
Obituaries and local notices from Vinton area
Mrs. Mary Holcomb died at her daughter’s home January 13 at age 73 from influenza complications. She leaves a daughter, two grandchildren, a brother Dan Ware of Waverly, and was buried after a First Huntington or Brush Church service. Mrs. Susan Macomber died January 12 at age 85 from pneumonia, leaving a son Richard Macomber and daughter Jennie Gee, with burial at Mt. Tabor Church. The piece lists Sunday School officers for F B and M E churches, hospitality at Isaac Evans’ home, and Huntington Grange officers installation. Several local residents and families are noted as ill, visiting, or traveling, with multiple church events and social visits described.
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Dan Ware
Waverly
Brooks
Rio Grande
Huntington
Brush Church
Susan Macomber
Samuel Macomber
Mr. Macomber
Jennie Gee
Richard Macomber
Vinton
Jacob Deckard
Ella Tyler
Mt. Tabor
Stephenson
Columbus
Roy Macomber
Bremen
Steve Burlite
Chillicothe
M. E. Church
Isaac Evans
G. E. Glenn
Ruth Freshcorn
I. W. Jacobs
Cline Gerlach
Margaret Hull
O. E. Painter
Ora Painter
Emma Piper
Kathryn Edminston
K. G. Kirkendall
Harry Glenn
Dewey Walker
G. EB. Glenn
Mabel Gerlach
Doris Love
Nettie Painter
Mike Mayers
B. A. Evans
Ben
Mae Evans
Abram Evans
Pleasant Valley
Chester Cay
Zinn
Minerton
Huntington Grange
James Jacobs
Hardin Thomas
Hazel Painter
John Bushle
Stew
William Hartsook
Denver McGhee
David Metcalf
Pomona
Lulu Thomas
Fiora
Emma Parsons
L. A. Steward
Lena Painter
Henry McGhee
Broadhounds Fail To Find Trail Of Killer
In Zanesville on January 24 police found two 38 caliber steel jacketed bullets as the sole clues in the hunt for the man who killed Samuel W. Phillips, 40, manager of a Federal erosion station. A posse with two bloodhounds failed to trace the burglar who entered his son's bedroom early Monday. The Muskingum County Commissioners offered a $500 reward.
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Zanesville
U.P
Samuel W. Phillips
Here
Phillips
J. E. Pangle
Roseville
Muskingum
League Mandates Commission Reports on Japanese Denial
Geneva January 24 A League of Nations Mandates Commission report states Japan denies plans to build naval or military bases on its mandated islands in the Pacific. The denial comes amid concerns over military preparations in the colonial territories under Japanese control.
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Geneva
Pacific
League of Nations Mandates Commission
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C. D. Samford
F. H. McCoy
Dow Grones
Fred Wheaton
L. H. Smith
BE. R. Walker
EB. J. Shannon
J. D. Haskins
BE. C. Bibbee
Earl Marquis
John R. Sprague
Ray Slaughter
H. R. McVey
George Whipple
Carl Fuller
Auguste Piccard
Professor Piccard
Heidlers
New York
Sisters of Lodge
Arthur Sayre
Cleveland
E. D. Sayre
North
Congress Street
E. Paul Cotton
Middletown
E. H. Cotton
North Congress Street
Witch Doctor
Armar Archbold
Washington
Isabel Ryan Cright
Dean
Dr. Voigt
FP. T. A. At
Corning
Blaze
Ates
Uou
Aaas
Lacey
Grange
F. B
N. Rees
Huntley
Helen Quickle
Doris Huntley
L. B. Porter
Ruth Quickle
Glenna Hesse
Vennie Butler
May Kelly
Cleon Wilcox
Edna Porter
Isabelle Cloud
Charles Miller
Lewis Switzer
Jeanette
Gallipolis
Sherrit
A Webb
Gallipolis Pike
Georgie Gra
Lelang
Tom Thaxton
Ayan Morgan Center
Heig
Clarice
Devore
Painter
Ross
Pres
Ruth Evans
Walter
Margaret Ny
W. Va
Law
Mer Shenefield
E. E. Edmis Margaret and
Kaden
McCarley
Wellston
Joe Nelson
Salem
P. C. Edmiston
Wilbur
Mayer
Joe Lapidie
G. B Family
J. D
Emily Coy
Mervin Warren
Ironton
Jen
Hulda ‘Ema
Elizabeth Norman
Shack
Jessie Braley
Aiter
Donna Tyler
J. A. Pugh
Honey Ont
Apollo
Oliver Chilled Plows & Re
Kerr
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