Nabby Lee Ames DAR silver tea marks 25th anniversary
The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a silver tea at Mrs. T. R. Biddle’s Park Place home Saturday. Charter member Mrs. Elmer B. Armstrong, organizer, attended, and gifts included a silk flag from Mrs. Biddle. A birthday cake and lighted cake candles celebrated the chapter milestone with a program led by Emma C. McVay and songs by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elmer B. Armstrong
Cincinnati
A. O. Sloane
Pilcher
Armstrong
Biddle
Harry O'Bleness
Helen Townsend
E. W. Chubb
D. M. Burchfield
Emma McVay
Margaret Benedict
Joy Cutler
Clarence C. Robinson
Irene Witham
Local Notables Begin Long Western Trip from Athens
Mr. J. D. Martin and Mr. Harry M. Roach leave for Los Angeles on a several weeks trip via Toledo Chicago and Frisco returning by Salt Lake City Kansas City and St. Louis. Martin will visit orange grove interests near Van Nuys and resigns from Athens Lumber board duties after thirty-two years in Athens. Captain Lawrence Shafer arrives for a visit with parents at 3 West Mulberry Street before a Washington D. C. posting. Mrs. Shafer and son Harry Austin winter in California with Shafer returning from a Philippines leave.
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J. D. Martin
Harry M. Roach
Los Angeles
Calif
Toledo
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Frisco
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Martin
Orange Grove
Denver Hysell
van Nuys
Athens Lumber Company
Athens
Lawrence Shafer
A. A. Shafer
West Mulberry Street
Captain Shafer
Philippines
Washington, D. C
Mra. Shafer
Harry Austin
California
Mr. Shafer
Letter Golf Time to Arise
Puzzle editor hints that Tom DOZE to WAKE requires four strokes and jokes about a night stick. The editor’s guess is printed tomorrow for readers to prove or disprove.
Jeffersons Tour East Visiting Relatives Across Ohio and New York
Mr and Mrs H G Jefferson travel by motor from their home to Bloomingburg and Dayton to visit relatives. They will be joined in Dayton by Rev and Mrs Wilbur Stansbury and Miss Minta Hooper from Blanchester, then visit family in Athens Albany and Rutland. L S Walker P and M sales manager leaves for the East after a week with Clyde Gibson family. he came from Chicago on a business trip.
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H. G. Jefferson
Bloomingburg
Dayton
W. F. Jefferson
Athens
Wilbur Stansbury
Minta Hooper
Blanchester
Edwin Clapp
L.S. Walker
P. and M. Company
New York City
East
Clyde O. Gibson
Grosvenor Street
Chicago
Ohio University honors two graduates with A B degrees
Mr. Grant Mason of Pittsburgh and Mr. Dudley Foster of Lakewood Cleveland have earned A B degrees from Ohio University. Mason left for home on Friday and Foster will stay another week. Both belong to Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
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Grant Mason
Pittsburgh
Dudley Foster
Lakewood
Cleveland
Ohio University
Mason
Foster
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Miss Volstead Eyes Congressional Run in Nominated Bid
Laura Volstead of St Paul may seek the Republican nomination to regain the seat once held by her father Andrew J Volstead author of the national prohibition enforcement act. Friends urged her to run.
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Laura Volstead
St. Paul
Andrew J. Volstead
Mrs Lindbergh Receives French Courtesy at Ford Home
Mme de Jouvenel presents Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh of Detroit with an autograph album from France’s notable figures. The gift, at Henry Ford’s Dearborn residence, features Detroit Mayor Lodge, Count Alain de Leche, and Mme. de Jouvenel among the attendees.
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Mme. de Jouvenel
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Detroit
France
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mid West
Mayor Lodge
Count Alain de Leche
Dance At Varsity Inn Honors Miss Gertrude Ferrell
Pi Beta Phi hosted a tea dance at the Varsity Inn Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Gertrude H Ferrell who will leave college at semester’s end. Forty couples attended.
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Varsity Inn
Gertrude H Ferrell
Pi Bett Phi
Romance Tells Of Love Across The Ocean
Romance followed Mrs W J de Hauteville Bell 67 from her Boston home in England. There she met and married her 22 year old husband. Here they are upon her return.
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W. J. de Hauteville-Bell
Boston
England
Informal Winter Dance of Delta Phi Sigma Held
The Delta Phi Sigma informal winter dance was held last night at the Men's Union. Miss Beth Kilpatrick chaired the grand march with Elmwood Layfield. Favors were alligator skin key rings with sorority letters in gold. Several out of town guests and alumnae attended, including Miss Margaret Tedlie and Mr. Max Roe among others from Delaware Columbus Jacksonville and Mason West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Fred P Linscott left for Columbus to visit friends for a week.
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Delta Phi Sigma
Men's Union
Beth Kilpatrick
Elmwood Layfield
Margaret Tedlie
Alice Furniss
Max Roe
Edith Colebeck
Aston Ross
Delaware
Margaret Cronin
Jacksonville
William Reid
Carl Shafer
Columbus
Janet Wise
Florence Trussel
Hilda Edmondson
Dayton
Hamilton Crook
Williamstown
W. Va
Mitcred Wiley
Herbert McKelvy
Majel Chapman
Mason
Ruth Braden
Ralph Starling
Marietta
Local visitors depart and arrive in Ohio towns
Miss Margaret Pugh of Columbus leaves after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Linscott in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sams and daughter Jo Ann of Akron return home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Richey in Columbus. Miss Maricta Shirley and Miss Marjorie Miller, Bliss college students, spend the weekend at Miss Shirley's home. Mrs. C. J. Sanders heads to Barberton to visit her son Carson J. Sanders Jr.
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Tom A. Battin
Jo Ann
Marietta
Tom Battin, Jr
Ohio University
Emma Battin
Emma _ Battin
Zanesville
Ned Bixler
Janice Battin
Harold Sams
Akron
F. R. Richey
North
Shannon Avenue
Maricta Shirley
Marjorie Miller
Bliss College
Columbus
Jare
Miss Shirley
Miss Miller
Pleasantville
C. J. Sanders
Barberton
Carson J. Sanders, Jr
Pi Beta Phi Winter Formal Graces Men’s Union
Seventy couples attended the Pi Beta Phi winter formal at the Men’s Union with a Vmatic globe centerpiece and silver blue programs. The event featured two solo numbers by Theodore calso and concluded with a buffet at the sorority home on East Union Street.
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Men’s Union
Sorority
East Union Street
Theodore Calso
Nce
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J. W. Willis
Curt Coen
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T. A. Copeland
Doctor Copeland
Stewart
Charles Archer
Chesterhill
John Gillette
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Mabelle Archer
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Harold Wise
H. T. Wise
J. H. Boden
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Jeweler Optometrist
Parker Watermann
Moores Ingersoll
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W.B. Drake
Mrs. Lindbergh
Bill Gerrick
Pop
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Fred G. Baker
Freddie
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W. E. Asplin
W. W. Coe
Fred W. Bush
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Theodore Sawyer
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Margaret Pugh
Elmwood Place
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W. R. Phillips
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Woman's Music Club
Rh, Ll. Morton
W. W. Lee
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H. A. Hatch
Anna White
Faculty Women's Club
Mary Ann Card Club
George Hawk
Brown
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Higley
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