Shower Honors Miss Lucile Henry At Zenner Home
Mrs. D. R. Zenner and Mrs. Harry Beckley hosted a charming miscellane ous shower for Miss Lucile Henry at 20 West State Street. The event featured field daisies, a shower umbrella with yellow tulle, and gift-d restraint ribbons. Theta Phi Alpha sorority observed Founders Day with a 25-cover dinner at Windsor Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Zenner
Harry Beckley
Lucile Henry
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Windsor Tea Room
Ohio University Mathematician Takes One Year Leave
Professor Stewart, math faculty at Ohio University, will pause teaching for a year to pursue a doctoral degree at Leland Stanford University. He leaves with his family on Saturday, June 11, planning a cross country trip via Denver and Salt Lake City, with stays at several places and a two week Yosemite camping segment before starting Stanford in the fall term. During the study period his son Holmes begins his Freshman year at Stanford while Mrs. Stewart joins the Public Speaking department there.
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Ohio University
Leland Stanford University
Stewart
California
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yosemite Valley
Leland Stanford
Holmes
Department of
Public Speaking
Dinner for Brides Elect at Colonial Hostesses
A refined dinner party at the Colonial Wednesday evening hosted by Alpha Xi Delta with brides-elect Myrtle Mardis and Marie Swaim as honored guests. Roses and pink white decor graced four courses while patronesses Mrs. Preston Worstell Ackley Bush Atkinson Harris Wolfe and Twiss were noted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Myrtle Mardis
Marie Swaim
John H. Preston
L. G. Worstell
W. W. Ackley
F. W Bush
A. A. Atkinson
C. H. Harris
N. J. Wolfe
M. E. Twiss
Eighth A class holds lawn party at Swanson home
The Hast Side school eighth A class hosted a lawn party at Pauline Swanson’s 134 Morris avenue residence last evening from seven to nine. Attending were Miss Shott the eighth grade teacher Miss Bridgman the principal and the Eighth A class. Only flowers and other decorations were noted.
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Hast Side
Pauline Swanson
Morris Avenue
Miss Shott
Bridgman
Principel
East Side School Honors Miss Shott At Year End
In pink and white colors students celebrated with two contest games. Lucile Overmeyer won the third contest while Theodore Schmidt took the drum contest. Donald Kinsel sang three solos as Punch entertained, and Marcia Scott presented Mina Shott with two poetry books from the Eighth A class in thanks for her years of teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Overmeyer
Eodore Schmidt
Donald Kinsel
Marcia Scott
Mina Shott
Miss Shott
East Side
Pythian Sisters to Meet and Local Social News
The Pythian Sisters will meet Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock. Numerous guests visit Athens residents including Miss Emma Light from Guysville, Mrs. J J Henry’s guest for days, and Miss Irene Anderson of Middlesport attending John Hancock high school's commencement. Local families announce births and visits from Columbus, Cleveland, Trimble, and Flint, with travel to Iowa and Pittsburgh for education and relatives, plus summer programs at Ohio University.
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Pythian Sisters
Emma Light
Guysville
J. J. Henry
Howard Johnson
Bess Graham
Columbus
C. A. Snow
Athens
Irene Anderson
Middleport
Edith McKinstry
John Hancock High School
C. Augusta Morse
Mary E. Dean
Trimble
Jessie Spellman
Jeffersonville
Charles H. Harris
East State Street
Miss Spellman
Ohio University
Gas Fight Grows as Dayton Suit Targets Rates
J H Briggs and other gas consumers sue in common pleas court in Dayton demanding the city commission rescind the new ordinance on gas rates spanning 59 cents to $1 per thousand feet and restore the former flat rate of 34 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
J. H. Briggs
Common Pleas Court
City Commission
Monorail Invention by French Scientist Sparks Interest
A French scientist unveils a high speed monorail concept using cars with aerial propellers stabilized by planes or wings. The system aims to provide rapid rail travel with vertical lift and wing guidance, signaling a potential breakthrough in transport technology.
Arabs Ravage Near East Villages, Miss Huse Reports
Miss Josephine Huse of Cleveland reports to Near East Relief headquarters on an inspection tour of Merj Agoun in northern Palestine. She describes marauding Arab bands damaging villages, destroying crops, and driving off cattle as Christians faced French rule, with two thirds of houses ruined and inhabitants in ruins and misery. Special clothing campaigns are underway in Ohio cities under Near East Relief.
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Cleveland
Palsteine
Merj Agoun
Josephine Huse
Ohio Division
Near East Relief
America
Ohio
New Dance Is Only For Folks Who Are Noisy
Cleveland June 9 Teaching old fashioned dances pays, says J Angell Bott, dancing master, who owns academies in seven Ohio cities. He denies the rise of new dances and says only a small group wants them. Bott says the noisy, showy crowd believes all dancers shimmy and toddle. He notes those who dance modern steps do so because they know no others.
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Cleveland
J. Angell Bott
Bott
Ohio
Public Speaking Banquet at Ohio University Ends Quietly
The Windsor hosted a Public Speaking Department banquet with top college debaters present. Tau Kappa Alpha inducted five debaters including Lloyd Sprouse and Gilbert Shaver while plans for next year and an oratorical contest were discussed. No wine or song noted as the event wrapped up late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ohio University
Nix
Cooper
Tau Kappa Alpha
National Organization of Orators
W. H. Cooper
John Overmeyer
Lloyd Sprouse
Herbert Ballentine
W. W. Wilkerson
Robert Soule
Gilbert Shaver
EB. W. Chubb
Isaac Emery Ash
Fate of Habig to be decided today in Cleveland trial
On June 9 in Cleveland Ohio Judge Maurice Bennon will preside as Charles W Habig faces trial for the murder of Patrolman August Dyke. The verdict is expected today with the courtroom closely watched by local residents and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles W. Habig
August Dyke
Maurice Bennon
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