Oratorio and Opera Studied By Woman's Music Club
The Athens Woman's Music Club met at Ohio University Monday night to study Oratorio and Opera. Mrs. Margaret Gaylord chaired the program featuring a historical sketch and performances by Mary Helen Fretta, Mrs. Margaret Benedict, Joy Cutler, Mrs. Helen Zeiher, Miss Ness, and Mrs. Althea MacFarlan with Miss Noss as accompanist. Benedict review Emperor Jones starring Lawrence Tibbett.
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Woman’s Music Club
Athens Woman's Music Club
Marcello
Althea MacFarlan
Margaret Benedict
America
Emperor Jones
Fruenberg
Lawrence Tibbett
Noss
Senior High Girls Sing at Nelsonville
Senior High School girls octet from this city performed two numbers Sunday night at the Young People's Conference held at the Methodist Church in Nelsonville. Singers were Mary Ellen Bibbee Thora Olson Mary McCune Helen Hayes Helen Jones Frances Wilkes Violet Strawn Agars Kilpatrick. Reverend Coulter of Pirot Methodist Church joined part of the group and Mrs. Bibbee accompanied. ooo Pythian Sisters plan an all day quilting in the K of P Hall.
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Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Thora Olson
Mary McCune
Helen Hayes
Helen Jones
Frances Wilkes
Violet Strawn
Agars Kilpatrick
C. M. Coulter
Pirot Methodist Church
Motor
E. C. Bibbee
Marian Walters Solves Domestic Puzzle Dilemma
A perplexed gentleman seeks help to curb his puzzle mad maid who solves three daily crosswords nightly. Marian Walters offers ideas from glass screens to a photo stat machine with a $500 outlay likely paying for itself in about 15 years. humorously weighs options and risks.
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Marian ‘Walters
Client
Marian
Dinner Bridge Party At Cottage Tea House
Mrs. Sam C. Warren and Mrs. Wilbur F. Martin hosted a dinner party and bridge Monday night at the Cottage Tea House. Valentine red and white decorations adorned tables for thirty four. Trophies for the eight-table bridge were won by Mrs. Carl M. Ferguson and Mrs. Charles Marquis, with Mrs. C. E. Schuster taking third place.
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Sam C. Warren
Wilbur F. Martin
Cottage
Valentine
Carl M. Ferguson
Charles Marquis
C. E. Schuster
Parker family plans moves and winter travels in city notes
Mr and Mrs Everett Parker plan to move into the home of the late Dr R L Borger on Columbia Avenue North Hill after renting their East State Street residence to F W Phillips the new district manager of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. Mrs C G Knight of Albany leaves for Miami Beach to join relatives while Mr and Mrs J L Dorsey of Columbus stay there for winter. Earl L Nye arrives after Circleville cooking school closes to spend the weekend with his parents and Phil Miller Nye visits with his wife and infant in Marietta before Nye makes travel plans for cooking schools next week.
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Everett Parker
R. L. Borger
Columbia Avenue
North Hill
East State Street
F. W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
C. G. Knight
Albany
Miami Beach
Florida
L. H. Bellows
Columbus
J. L. Dorsey
Dorsey
Knight
Earl L. Nye
George ©. Thurn
Athens
Circleville
L. C. Nye
Church Street
Philip Miller
Marietta
Buy Ohio Sugar New Trade Slogan Buy Ohio Sugar
L A Nye discusses Ohio beet sugar growth and farmer profits, noting 21 counties produced over a quarter million tons and a sixty six million pound output with farmers earning half the finished product value. The piece contrasts industry details with a Chicago doctor’s dubious “air” cure claims and patient testimonies.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Union Terminal seeks I C C ok to sell $12 million securities
The Cincinnati Union Terminal Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to sell twelve million dollars of mortgage securities to repay its Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowings and finish its Cincinnati station.
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Washington
U.P the
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company
Interstate Commerce Commission Authority
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cincinnati
Harris family visits Cuyahoga Falls with Williams kin
Mrs. C. H. Harris and her daughter Esther traveled to Cuyahoga Falls to spend the week with Mrs. John M. Williams the sister of Mrs. Harris who is Mary Fulton.
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C. H. Harris
Esther
Cuyahoga Falls
John M. Williams
Mary Fulton
Williams
Harris
Regulation of Building Loan Groups Sought
The Ohio Legislature considers an administration building and loan bill for liquida tion of unsound associations under the state superintendent, not receiverships. Introduced by Rep E C Eikenberry, drafted by Sterling Newell, approved by A B Graven. Tangeman says it will separate bad from sound groups and classify the goats.
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Columbus
Ohio
Administration Building
E. C. Eikenberry
Preble County
Sterling Newell
Squires, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
A. B. Graven
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Theodore Tangeman
State Building and Loan Department
Daladier Forms New French Cabinet in Crisis Drive
Paris January 31 Edouard Daladier completed a cabinet reshuffle to tackle the financial crisis. The plan seeks Socialist support by offering tax relief to small businesses and a lower deficit estimate, possibly funding part of the gap with a loan rather than higher taxes. Lebrun approved the new nominations.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Henry Cheron
Daladier
Lebrun
Oppose Script Issue Springfield
Springfield business and professional men convene January 31 to discuss opposition to a proposed script issue. Local leaders urge unity among merchants and doctors to influence upcoming decisions.
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Springfield
City Commission Scrip Opposition Voted At Meeting
At Monday night meeting officials voted to oppose issuing scrip by the City Commission.
Colorful Luncheon Plan Emphasizes Visual Meal Balance
A luncheon menu highlights color contrast to boost appetite and balance. Cream of spinach soup with croutons, English monkey, jellied tomato salad, gingerbread waffles, milk, and tea showcase vivid greens reds browns. The article stresses planning by eye to enhance dining pleasure.
Daily Menu from a Historic Household Recipe Log
Breakfast includes chilled tomato juice cereal with raising milk cr tep broiled bacon oven toast milk coffee. Luncheon features corn beef hash diced beets grapefruit green pepper salad baking powder biscuits maple syrup milk tea. Dinner offers roast pork browned sweet potatoes glased apples broccoli with hot mayonnaise sauce homemade relishes prune whip milk coffee and a 1 egg mix. The entry lists ingredients: 2 cups pastry flour 2 tsp ginger 1 2 tsp salt 1 tsp baking powder with directions to mix and sift and heat molasses and shortening to boiling.
Waffle Iron Vanilla Cream Sauce Mix
A brief kitchen note describes moving from heat to add sour milk and eggs, mix well, stir until smooth, cook in a waffle iron, and serve with lightly flavored vanilla cream. The directions emphasize smooth batter and a simple vanilla finish.
Ohio Newspaper Groups Form Associations Amid Murky Details
Fragmented OCR text shows Ohio newspapers forming associations with names like the Cincinnati Enquirer and Columbus. list includes Cincinnati Enquirer, Tammany, Columbus M. Rogers, and others. Also mentions deaths, a baby, funeral services, and a railroad death case in Newcomerstown with police involvement.
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Columbus
Jan
Ohio
Association
Ohio Sociation
Danites
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tammany
M. Rogers
Cleveland
Roy Moor
Canton
Weesville
Claude Kula
Raymond Granville Ant
Barrere
Ray White
Millersburg
Nelsonville School News Highlights Christmas Plays and Debates
The Nelsonville School News reports two assembly programs missing due to holidays and exams. Dec 21 saw a pageant Worship the King with Mary as Mary grace and Joseph as Homer Pyre, plus singers and an angel chorus. Miss Sharp’s class staged Wanted a Cook with many roles and a guitar solo by Harold Reilford. The Glee Club planned an operetta after bake-sale profits. Debates featured Nelsonville and Ironton teams on tax revenue sources, judged by C D Stanford of Athens.
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Nelsonville
King
Miss Deer
Mary
Mother
Jesus
Mary Grace
Joseph
Homer Pyre
Star of Bethlehem
Richard Jones
Charlies Patton
Tom Higgins
Earl Crouse
Don Martin, Jr
William A. Weltzheimer
Gene Connor
Audrey Stanley
Lillian Kirk
Angel Chorus
Helen Gandee
Virginia Lee Galvin
Betty Kathryn Stewart
Jean Hannahs
Wilma Patton
Ruth Siebert
Betty Jane Tignor
Kathryn Wolfe
Marjorie Simonton
Erma Reed
Kathryn Moe
Jeannette Cramner
Ruth Lehman
Elsie Freer
Margaret Springer
Wanda Lee
Elberta Bussey
Elizabeth Monks
Viola Corbin
Elaine Nichols
Pauline Brown
Margaret Collins
Madeline Bennett
Madeline Johnson
Erma Adkin
Gladys Pierce
Miss Sharp
Mrs. Hunt
Eileen Bumgardner
Dinah
Walyn Sampson
Biddy
Ruth Ann Beckler
Gretchen
Margaret Horvath
Samantha
Kathleen Ingram
Hop Lee
James Schackert
Harold Reliford
Julian Yantis
Oak Mill High School
Elizabeth Backus
Mary M. Betts
Ralph Parks
Roland Pierce
Ironton
Barbara Steerirod
Mable Malone
Arlene Betts
C. D. Stanford
Athens
A. B
Children First and the Struggle for Fair School Funding
A call to put children first in danger and disaster, urging education boards to protect schools by maintaining teacher salaries. The piece argues educators deserve justice, and that strong teachers safeguard children, homes, and communities amid low moods and financial strain. It stresses rural leadership and schools as a defense for skill and character.
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Boards of Education
N.E.A. Journal
Two Debate Teams Attend Radio Talk at Powell Home
On Wednesday last week two debating teams gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Powell to listen to a radio program titled Talk on Debate. The writer expresses a wish to be a debater and notes the comfortable setting in the parlor.
Ninth Grade Guidance Club Meets With New Advisor
The ninth grade Guidance Club met on Monday January 22 with new advisor Miss Diehl. Audrey Stanley presented a brief profile of Calvin Coolidge including birth education appearance habits and marriage. A school day outline was discussed and the next meeting set for Friday January 27 focusing on current events with Stanley as secretary.
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Diehl
Calvin Coolidge
Audrey Stanley
A. E
Recital and talk conclude last week's assembly
Junior Rooms 22 and 12 presented a program featuring recitation by Frances Hall, vocal solos by Virginia Keating and Betty Figgins, a saxophone solo, a brass quartet performance, and a keynote address by Paul A. Potts, superintendent of Laurelville Schools.
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Frances Hall
Rockabye Moon
Virginia Keating
India
Ross Doolittle
Betty Figgins
Brass
Jack Pritchard
Robert Mann
Garth Lightfoot
Sam Hawk
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
M.J.H
Snappy Assembly Opens Henry's Wedding Show
High school students gathered for a surprise assembly named Snappy Assembly. After Bob Stalter announced the title, the curtain rose on "Yours and Mine" from Henry's Wedding, followed by "The King's Horses" as Miss Shaw offered a pep talk and cheerleaders led cheers.
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Bob Stalter
Henry
Miss Shaw
M.J.H
Sophomore Girls Favor Manual Training Plan
Due to school funds, home economics may require a manual training course to cut lab costs. Sophomore girls want to lead by showing boys tool use. Healthful living studies six weeks cover accidents. notebooks created. A Safety First Club may form to paint posters, plan trips, and promote sanitary upkeep.
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M.C.M
Home Economics Club Meeting Recaps Roles and Readings
The Home Economics Club met in the Home Economics Room on Tuesday January 24 with president Jennie Tennihill presiding. Forty members answered roll call as Virginia Galvin led a scripture reading and prayer followed by talks on Ellen A Richards and other topics.
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Home Economics Club
Home Economics
Jennie Tennihill
Catherine Moe
Ellen A. Richards
Virginia Galvin
Almarine Johnson
Greyhound Tilt Highlights High School Coach Yantis
The Greyhound team faces another tilt as Coach Yantis leads the squad in a seven game stretch. The season has featured steady progress and encouraged support from fans.
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Yantis
Cassful
Vicks Antiseptic Vorazone Offers Half Price Trial Size
Advertisement details a new antiseptic from Vicks aimed at half the price of rivals. It touts a 2% ounce trial bottle valued at 25c offered for 10c, with a limited 5 million bottles for 26 million homes.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Vorazone
Vicks
America
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