Training in PTA Leadership for Southeast Ohio Feb 4
A four county PTA meeting in Pomeroy brings Mrs. Charles E. Roe from the National Congress of Parents and Teachers for an all day program at Federated Church. The morning session covers PTA leader training with a 10 a.m. start and the 2 p.m. talk by Mrs. Roe on Community Life as a joint home school effort.
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Ohio
Pomeroy
Charles E. Roe
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington, D. C
Federated Church
PTA
Athens
Gallia
Vinton
Meigs
Sidney Fadley
Racine
Young People of Rine Memorial Class Forms in Athens Area
The Rine Memorial Mission youth group held its first class meeting at A. L. Snedden’s home near Athens on Saturday evening December 22. Officers were elected with Mrs. Howard Fields as president and Owen Snedden as vice president, Mary Ellen Snedden secretary treasurer, and Allen Baker news reporter. The group planned a second class party for February 12 at Howard Fields’s home.
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Rine Memorial Mission
A. L. Snedden
Athens
Mamie Efaw
Howard Fields
Owen Snedden
Mary Ellen Snedden
Allen Baker
Calendar of Coming Events Tuesday and Wednesday
On Tuesday the Guild of the Christian Church meets at 5 45 p.m. at 37 Franklin Ave with Mildred and Louise Banks. The Progressive Literary Club meets at 97 May Ave at 7 30 p.m. The Child Conservation League gathers at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Pearl W Helwig at 5 N May Ave, with Mrs. O E Boetticher guiding the program. Maecenas Literary Club meets at 2 p.m. with Mrs J R Harvey at 69 W State St. The Athenian Delphian Club assembles at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs G O Staneart at 73 Maplewood Drive. On Wednesday the Hillcrest Needle Club meets at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs H T Houf at 165 N Lancaster St. A benefit party shines at 8 p.m. at IOOF Hall for Pythian Sisters and Athenian Temple No 173. Pythian Sisters meet at 7 p.m. in the LOCF Hall and are asked to arrive promptly for the 8 p.m. party.
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Guild of the Christian Church
Mildred
Louise Banks
Franklin Ave
Progressive Literary Club
Clyde Hines
May Ave
000
Child Conservation League
Pearl W. Helwig
N. May Ave
O. E. Boetticher
Maecenas Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
W. State St
Athenian Delphian Club
G. O. Staneart
Maplewood Drive
Hillcrest Needle Club
H. T. Houf
N. Lancaster St
IOOF
N. Court St
Pythian Sisters
C.F
Personal notices from Columbus to Cincinnati and Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs I N McHarg spent Sunday in Columbus with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles King Henry Colins returned from CEC Camp Delaware visiting sister Frances Collins in Cincinnati Miss Frances Collins works at Dacys Tea Room They are children of Mr and Mrs George Pennell Lenore George and son Harry visited Nelsonville with art Mrs William Scott and Cecil Clark spent day with Jeannette Clark Mae Blackwood and Elma Blackwood Raymond Bardin returned from Sheltering Arms Hospital Past Matrons Auxiliary Eastern Star met memorial for Mary Finsterwald A chicken dinner followed Next meeting March 28 Ella Miller to join Past Matrons Auxiliary Baby daughter born Saturday January 22 at 5 p m to Jake Collins Hooper Sr Grandparents listed.
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I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Columbus
Charles King
Henry Colins
CEC
Delaware
Frances Collins
Ludlow Ave
Cincinnati
Dacey's Tea Room
George Pennell
Route Four
William Scott
Margaret
Cecil Clark
Jeannette Clark
Mae Blackwood
Elma Blackwood
Richland Ave
Raymond Bardin
Grosvenor St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
The
Eastern Star
Mary Finsterwald
H. L. Atkins
J. W. Hudson
P. G. Dowler
Ella Miller
Jake Collins Hooper Sr
Athens Route Four
Pearl Lenigar
Glouster
Better Cough Remedy Than You Can Buy
An at home cough cure mixes two cups granulated sugar with one cup water to dissolve, then adds 214 ounces Pinex from a druggist to make a pint syrup. The ad claims the resulting medicine lasts long, costs less, and works quickly to loosen phlegm and ease breathing with no cooking. Pinex is praised as a pine-based soothing agent with a money back guarantee.
Massied Makie Meddles With Noel’s Early Farewell
Adele Garrison narrates a dawn departure scene as Mary and Noel prepare for a long separation. The narrator awakens them at four o clock, arranges a simple breakfast, and sees Mary try to cheer Noel before a reluctant farewell that hints at ongoing marital strain.
Spaghetti Supper Planned by Church Class
The Young Married Couples Class of the Presbyterian Church plans its first spaghetti supper of the winter. Dr. L. C. Mitchell of the University Art Department leads committees. Supper Sunday at six in the church basement with recreation beforehand and a postmeal discussion led by Dr. H. T. Houf. Executive committee: Mrs. Homer Dorman, Mr. Kenneth Wilcox, Mr. Paul Beckley, Mrs. Woodworth.
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The
Presbyterian Church
L. C. Mitchell
University Art Department
H. T. Houf
Homer Dorman
Kenneth Wilcox
Paul Beckley
Woodworth
Pallas Club Meets With Miss Laura Bailey
The Pallas Club met Saturday January twenty second at Miss Laura Bailey's home at seven Church Street. Miss Mary Conner read a paper on the Indians of the Northwest Territory. Zeta Tau Alpha Alumni Club meeting with Miss Margaret Flory at Park Place was postponed. Wesleyan Needle Club will meet at the Faculty Women's Club Thursday at 2 p.m. with Mrs Snader as hostess.
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Pallas Club
Laura Bailey
Church St
Mary Conner
Northwest Territory
Zeta Tau Alpha
Margaret Flory
Park Place
Wesleyan Needle Club
Faculty Women's Club
Snader
Chicken Dinner at Mt Zion Baptist Church
A chicken dinner will be served at Mt Zion Baptist Church on Thursday at 5 30 p m local time.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Admiration Builds Family Ego and Parental Respect
A column urges praise to children and mutual respect at home. Belittling hurts confidence while parents should model supportive behavior. It notes fathers and mothers influence on sons and daughters and advocates a balanced, positive family environment. A notice adds a Legion Auxiliary meeting and a film sale event for January 27 28.
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette Answers
A brief etiquette guide answers five questions about social calls and manners. It states: 1 No waiting weeks to return a first call, 2 No requirement to return condolence calls, 3 Yes to visiting house guests of friends, 4 No to whispering with another visitor when visiting a sick person, 5 Courteous but not obligatory to call both families after a wedding, with a best solution favoring a brief approach when unexpectedly meeting friends at their door.
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Noel
Mary
Mother Graham
Dicky
Noeoff
New Hampshire
Katie
Anther
House of Friends
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. Elmer Poston at Home
Mrs. Elmer Poston of 14 Hocking Street was surprised on her birthday Saturday January 22 as family and friends gathered for cake and ice cream. Present were her mother Mrs. Eliza Sewell son Clinton F Poston and family Mr and Mrs W H Hawk and children Miss Ida B Ault, Mr and Mrs Thomas Vercoe and daughter Catherine and Mrs Ethel Bean and son Ted. Progressive Class of Central Ave Methodist Church to meet after potluck supper Friday at 6 30 in church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Poston
Hocking St
Poston
Eliza Sewell
Clinton F. Poston
W. H. Hawk
Ida B. Ault
Thomas Vercoe
Catherine
Ethel Bean
Ted
Central Ave. M. E
Ward Off Gray Hair by Diet and Minerals
Diet expert Benjamin Gayelord Hauser argues gray hair stems from aging arteries and reduced blood flow. He cites iodine silicon and sulphur rich foods such as seafood legumes vegetables and fruits as key to maintaining hair color and health, noting immigrants often show the contrast in hair and teeth.
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Benjamin Gayelord Hauser
Mr. Hauser
Birthday Honor Guest Mrs Joe Tinkham Hosts Dinner
Mrs James Parfitt was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday hosted by guest of honor Mrs Joe Tinkham. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Parfitt, Jeanette Parfitt, Ellen Charney, Mary Jo Charney, Mr and Mrs Joe Tinkham, and Shirley Tinkham.
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Joe Tinkham
James Parfitt
Jeanette Parfitt
Ellen Charney
Mary Jo Charney
Joe Tinkhar
Shirley Tinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rine Memorial
Highway Wives Club
Clarence McNeil
New Marshfield
Wendell Wright
Helen Louise Gulley
Ralph Wright
Canaanville
Chi Chen-Tere
Milldecks Shoe Store
Court Athens
Lenore George
Harry
N. Shafer St
Nelsonville
Art
Sam Thomas
A. G. Totman
Adv
Adele Garrison
Massied Makie Meddle AS
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Olive Roberts Barton
Coventry
John
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Gallaher
S. Court Street
Xouiece
Vicks
VapoRu
Alicia Hart
National Brands
Anvice
Mousemiver
Junior
United States
the Dance Club
Ohio University
Humphrey - Weidman
Logan
Ale Glas Company
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