Mu Phi Epsilon mistaken as sole national sorority
Messenger reports Mu Phi Epsilon as the only national honorary group, later corrected to include Sigma Alpha Iota of Ohio University. The Plains Standard Bearers met at Mrs. Robert Graves’ home with Beulah and Neva Hawk presenting on the Text book, stories by Frederica Nida and Filor ide Shaffer, and Blanch Cochran presiding. Five new members joined and honorary members include Mrs. Howard Graves, Mrs. Jed Nida, and Mrs. John Shaffer. A July picnic is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Iota
Ohio University
Plains Standard
Robert Graves
Beulah Hawk
Neva Hawk
Frederica Nida
Filoride Shaffer
Blanch Cochran
John Shaffer
Howard Graves
Jed Nida
Fenzel Dinner Honors Active Sigma Phi Fraternity Chapter
Mr and Mrs Fred Fenzel hosted a dinner for the Sigma Phi Fraternity active chapter at 34 West Washington. Forty nine guests enjoyed lavender and white decor with wives assisting. After dinner the students sang songs and guests Wayne Jackson and John Redfern performed. Also announces birth of Martha Joyce Fenzel on June 3. West Side Community Club set monthly summer meetings, next on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fenzel
West Washington Street
Sigma Fp1
William Fenzel
Ray O’daffer
Robert King
Ralph Davidson
John Sprague
W. FE. Moler
H. J. Brown
Wayne Jackson
John Redfern
West Side
Baker couple travel to Terre Haute to visit daughter
Mr and Mrs Fred Baker of Wsher travel to Terre Haute Indiana to visit their daughter Mrs J E Rowland. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet in regular session at 730 Friday evening in the Red Men's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Wsher
Terre Haute
Ind
J. E. Rowland
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Mrs. E. H. Marquardt Leaves for Bloomington
Mrs. E. H. Marquardt also known as Jessie Mills has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mills at 62 Lorene Avenue for several weeks and departed yesterday for her home in Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Marquardt
Jessie Mills
W. A. Mills
Lorene Avenue
Bloomington
Visits Plains Standard Bearers. Mriw. J. L. Pickering was the
Plains visit highlights a standard bearers event with Mriw and J L Pickering noted as participants. The brief item records attendance and ties to the local civic or ceremonial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
J. L. Pickering
Professor Cooper heads to family home then Clark University
Prof. C. E. Cooper of the geography department of Ohio University left Wednesday morning with his family for their parents' home in Michigan. He plans to return for the summer school. Mrs. Cooper and the children stay in Michigan until fall when the family will move to Worcester Massachusetts for one year of graduate geography study at Clark University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cooper
Ohio University
Michigan
Cooper
Ohio University House Girls Entertain Guests Before Summer Break
The home of Mina D Fry at 79 University Terrace hosted a gathering of 20 Ohio University house girls and guests last evening. Entertainment included vocal and instrumental selections with baritone H F Hamilton performing solos and Miss Le nore Calhoun at the piano as the group prepares to depart for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina D. Fry
University Terrace
Ohio University
H. F. Hamilton
Lenore Calhoun
Lillie Class to Meet at Miss Duffee’s Home
The Lillie class of the Christian church will gather at Miss Lucile Duffee’s residence 14 Woodward avenue at 7 30 Friday evening for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
The
Christian Church
Lucile Duffee
Woodward Avenue
Cottingham Family Heads to Pittsburgh for Friend’s Wedding
Mr and Mrs E A Cottingham and their daughter Martha Isbell left this morning by motor for Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to attend the wedding of a girl friend who was a member of Mrs Cottingham’s bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Cottingham
Martha Isbell
Pittsburgh
Local visits and community updates from Glouster area
Glouster News notes Mr and Mrs Noah Brown and son Jack of Trimble visited Crooksville relatives on Sunday. Miss Pearl Brooks of Jobs visits Miss Juanita and Erma Jewitt of Trimble. Mrs John Skinner and daughter helped in Murray to raise Frank McCann’s quota. The American Legion sets a five million dollar national campaign to aid World War orphans and disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Brown
Jack
Trimble
Crooksville
Pearl Brooks
Jobs
Juanita
Erma Jewitt
John Skinner
Murray
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Bid notices issued for Burr Oak Pales pupils to Hollister
Trim ble township board of education in Glouster invites bids by July 2 to transport 40 to 50 Burr Oak and Pales district pupils to Hollister school with a suitable motor vehicle. Pupils must arrive by 8:30 a.m. and be picked up by 3:30 p.m. Bids also sought to finish the Hollister study hall per plans on file with clerk A P Hines.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Burr Oak
Pales
Board of Education
Hollister
A. P. Hines
Donations sought for American Legion endowment fund
Glouster Ohio June 4 donations for the American Legion endowment fund are being received by Frank McCann post. Donations may be left at Rogers Electric Company where H A Rogers commander will receive them. Even small contributions of one dollar and a few will help greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Endowment Fund
Frank McCann
Rogers Electric Company
H. A. Rogers
Glouster Girl Promoted to State Institution Post
Miss Escua Bishop of Glouster, longtime teacher at Eleventh Street School in Portsmouth, has secured a state institution appointment. After seven years guiding her classroom, she will not reapply for the coming year and earns a salary far higher than her current pay. Her departure saddens friends but honors her proven efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Es‘ena Bishop
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Pilot
Eleventh Street
Escua Bishop
Miss Bishop
Democrats Meet in Glouster to Organize August Primary
In Glouster on Saturday evening at 7 o clock, Democratic voters gather at the mayor s office to outline a full city ticket for the August primary. All Democrats are invited as petition deadlines near and blank forms will be available for completion and filing at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Democratic Corporation
Local visits wrap up in Columbus and Athens
Mrs. Richard Harris returned to Columbus on Wednesday after visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Mason Andrews of Athens traveled to Columbus to spend a couple of weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Andrews. Mrs. F. P. Kientz and her grandson Frank Cunningham are visiting Columbus with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harris
Columbus
Mason Andrews
Athens
J. C. Andrews
F. P. Kientz
Frank Cunningham
Death of John Craney in Bellaire auto crash
The body of John Craney who died Tuesday in a Bellaire hospital after injuries from an automobile accident was brought to Glouster on Wednesday evening. Services are set for 9 AM Friday at Holy Cross church with Rev. Clark presiding. Burial follows at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Craney
Bellaire
Miles Dyer
Holy Cross Church
Mr. Clark
Mission Society Meeting Held at Mrs Roberts Home
The Missionary society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. David Roberts. A delightful time was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Society
Glouster
the Missionary Society
David Roberts
Gur Nie Gladden Dies At 60 In Glouster
Miss Gur nie Gladden, 60, died at her sister Mrs Eva Pearce home on East Branch after a two year illness. Daughter of Silas and the late wife, she had three sisters. Funeral at East Branch church Friday at 2 pm, Rev C H Morin of Malta to officiate. Burial in East Branch cemetery.
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Glouster
Gurnie Gladden
Eva Pearce
East Branch
Silas Gladden
C. H. Morin
Malta
Mrs Koons In Serious Condition In Columbus Hospital
Mrs. E. 8. Koons remains in serious condition at a Columbus hospital due to blood poisoning from an injured finger. The update notes the ongoing medical treatment and the severity of her condition.
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E. 8. Koons
Columbus
Suffragette Por tia Willis to wed Captain L N Berg
New York society circles discuss the forthcoming marriage of suffragette leader Miss Portia Willis and Captain L N Rodney Berg. Willis gained prominence years ago by dispersing suffrage literature from an airplane over the city. The wedding is set for next Saturday morning. Berg’s first wife was Marguerite Iltis, later divorced in Alexandria Virginia.
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New York
Portia Willis
L. N. Rodney Berg
Willis
Captain Berg
Marguerite Iltis
Alexandria
Athens Junior High to Graduate Class Friday Evening
The Athens junior high school promotion exercises are scheduled for Friday evening marking the graduation of the current class. Attendees include students, teachers, and families, with plans for a formal program and reception following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Surprise 66th Birthday for Wayne Kenney at Pleasanton
Wayne Kenney of Pleasanton was surprised Tuesday evening when relatives gathered at his home to celebrate his 66th birthday. Guests included D W Kenney, Charles Leighty and family, Alvin Haning, Melvin Kenney and family, Doris, Darrell, D M Kenney, Clarence and Winnie Marshall who provided music. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kenney
Pleasanton
D. W. Kenney
Charles Leighty
Forrest
Mildred
Alvin Haning
Melvin Kenney
Doris
Darrell
D. M. Kenney
Clarence
Winnie Marshall
One wrapped up in himself ready to be carried out
A terse note describes a person described as self absorbed and prepared for removal or removal from a situation. No further details available.
Ellensburg Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs. William Carver of Ellensburg Washington reports using Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound for ailments described as a severe condition in youth. She states she took six bottles from Perier’s Drug-Store and is now a well woman, sharing her experience publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Ala
Perier
Lydia
Pinkham
William Carver
R.F.D. No
Ellensburg, Wash
Athens Junior High School program showcases student work
Friday at 7:30 p m the Athens schools present a first class marking the new Junior High branch. The program titled Our Junior High School and Its Activities features student performances in English languages arts crafts music and social science plus a violin solo. Dr A Wilcox delivers the benediction as the orchestra provides selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Qur Junior High School
A. ¥. Wilcox
Leona Kasky Sues Railroad for 80000 Damages
Leona Kasky filed a suit for 80000 damages against the B and C railroad company claiming she was struck and dragged 50 feet under a switch engine which crushed her left foot. She alleges safety gates were not down.
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Elyria
Leona Kasky
B. & C. Railroad Company
Russell and Violet Attend Deaf School Exercises
George Russell and Violet travel to Colambu for the commencement at the School for the Deaf. Miss Russell, daughter of Me, is listed as a member of the class.
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George Russell
Violet
Colambu
School For the
Miss Russell
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Andrew Bigum
First Street
Martha Joyce
Glouster News
Legion
Glouster Girl
MILLS
Jim Vaughn
West Union St
Craney
Lydia E.pinkham
Grocers & Better Draggiste
Selves
Lash
Esther Harris
Our English
Virginia Larimer
Amarylis
Edmund Parlow
Guages
Marcella Horn
Roy McClanhan
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Edward Rosser
Ccos
Delva
Woodworth’s
Bill
Jacob
Optometrist
Airfax
Mr.wtel
Westinghouse
Great Westinghouse
Orga
East
Howard Stout
Athens Implement Co
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