Mrs Roger Connor Hosts Music Club Evening
Woman's Music Club met at 70 Elmwood Place hosted by Mrs. Roger Connor with program chair Mrs. W B Shimp. Participants included Mrs L W Clarke, Miss Vera Beard, Miss Helen Hedden, Miss Grace Cushman, and duets by Mrs A R Kresge and Mrs C C Millikan. Accompaniments were provided by Miss Bertha Schaber, Miss Vera Beard, Mrs Helen Wills, and Mrs William A Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Roger Connor
Elmwood Place
W. B. Shimp
L. W. Clarke
Mozart
T. E. Macfarlan
Haydn
Helen Hedden
Kaiser Quartet
G. Haydn
Beethoven
Grace Cushman
Mendelssohn
A. R. Kresge
C. C. Millikan
Bertha Schaber
Vera Beard
Helen Wills
William A. Ruston
Dr. Alfred G. Farmer Named Director at Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton born specialist and son of J M Higgins, Dr. Alfred G. Farmer becomes hospital director and chief of staff with indeterminate term. He served as a WWI major at Wright Field and previously ran a Panama Isthmus hospital. He and wife Minnie Duckler have daughter Margaret, a Dayton High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Farmer
Dayton
J. M. Higgins
Miami Valley Hospital
Doctor Farmer
Wright's
Margaret
Athens
Ohio University
Russia
A U W Study Group to Meet at Mc Crone’s for Russia
The International Relations Study Group of the A U W will meet at 5 15 P M on Wednesday in Mc Crone's private dining rooms to continue study of Russia. Birthday dinner honored Hugh and John Sheridan at home with family and friends including Edward Leo Philip Robert Helen Rita Anna Cecelia Gladys Philipps and Mrs John Sheridan. Rev Dr A Y Wilcox attends Synods committee meeting in Columbus serving as acting chairman. Ladies Aid of Central Avenue M E Church holds monthly meeting Thursday at 2 P M in church basement. Marvin L Smith and Thelma J Castle announce birth of son Jack Owen February 27 at Grace Hospital Richmond Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrone’s
Russia
Hugh Sheridan
John Sheridan
Edward
Leo
Philip
Robert
Helen
Rita
Anna
Cecelia
Gladys Philipps
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Synods Committee On Presbyterian National Missions
Hotel Fort Hayes
Doctor Wilcox
Ladies’ Aid of
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Marvin L. Smith
Thelma J. Castle
Athens
Jack Owen
Grace Hospital
Richmond, Va
Dinner Bridge Club Hosts Have Guests
Mr and Mrs Clarence Laughlin entertain the Dinner Bridge Club of three tables on North Lancaster Street. Guests include Mr and Mrs T E McFarland and Mr and Mrs Alvin Lamborn. Women’s scores went to Mrs Fred H McCoy and Mrs T E McFarland. men’s to Sam Warren and Fred Wheaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Laughlin
Lancaster Street
Dinner Bridge Club
T. E. McFarland
Alvin Lamborn
Fred H. McCoy
Sam Warren
Fred Wheaton
Fish Catches At Herrold Mill Dam Attract Local Anglers
Athens fishermen watched a man at Herrold Mill Dam catching seven catfish in about ten minutes using a long cane pole. Reports say the fish were being taken below the dam and a school of catfish swam near the area. Such catches are unusual for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Herrold Mill
Hocking
Leap Year Baby Born To Millfield Couple
Little Alene Evelyn LaFallete was born last night to Mr and Mrs William LaFallete Millfield R D 2. This is the only birth reported yesterday in the vicinity to The Messenger. Alene will celebrate her first birthday on February 29 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Evelyn LaFallete
Alene
William LaFallete
Millfield R. D
Athens High to stage two act operetta Oh Doctor Thursday
Plans for Athens High School operetta Oh Doctor to be performed Thursday night solidify with dress rehearsal at 6 30. Music director Kermit Diehl led orchestra between acts while new second act numbers feature a violin serenade by Jean Mees and a Spanish dancer duo William Porter and Lorene Rodehaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Kermit Diehl
Helen Cross
Jean Mees
William Porter
Lorene Rodehaver
Beatrice Perkins
Beatrice Brewster
Ruth Hayden
Louise Kempton
Joe Bardin
Mr. Bijornstad
Chester Frashier
Norman Sederson
Donald Sams
Carl van Dyke
Donald Pierce
State extends first grade high schools eight and a half months
Superintendent Alex Root says eight and a half month term for first grade high schools in state aid districts is funded by additional aid from the state education department. District boards may use extra funds to support other schools if treasury allows. Contracts allowed longer terms if funds exist.
Mrs Thornton Recovering After Sugar Creek Car Crash
Mrs Frank Thornton of Walker Street is in Sichering Arms Hospital with bruises and minor injuries after an automobile went over a bank near Sugar Creek at six o'clock last night. The car she rode in was involved in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thornton
Walker Street
Sichering Arms Hospital
Sugar Creek
March Birthdays at Central and East Side Schools
The day marks three birthday children on the first of March. Fifth graders Virginia Segale and Mary Lois McLaughlin at Central School share the birthday, along with Albert Smith in first grade at East Side School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Virginia Segale
Mary Lois McLaughlin
Central
Albert Smith
East Side
Wets Hopeful Of Obtaining Seven Signatures
Washington March 1 United Press House wet bloc members are confident they will gain the remaining seven signatures needed to force a test vote on the Beck Linthicum Constitutional Amendment restoring state power to regulate liquor traffic. The push requires 145 signatures. 1138 names already filed, and a vote is not expected before March 14 when the judiciary committee report period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
House
Judiciary Committee
Britain’s 10 Percent Tariff Takes Effect In Free Trade Shift
London reports the new 10 per cent import levy implemented to unify the empire into a single economic unit. Shipping lines rushed to land tonnage ahead of the tax amid time and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Great Britain
Lords Approve Import Duties Bill Amid Storms at Sea
Three scarlet robed peers in the House of Lords grant royal assent to the Import Duties Bill as the tariff becomes law. Shipping bound for port is delayed by storms at sea delaying unloading before customs houses close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Extend Terms By Two Weeks For Ohio Schools
Columbus March 1 Fi nances will permit first grade high schools in state aid districts to operate two weeks longer this year than first anticipated giving eight and a half months total. The state director of education GL O Skinner said contracts set eight months of 20 days each with a clause allowing longer operation if funds are available. Some elementary schools in state aid districts may also run beyond eight months according to Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
GL. O. Skinner
Boards of Education
Skinner
War Against Low Mood Employment Drive Reaches Ohio
The American Legion announced a nationwide effort has employed 117525 workers. Ohio posts reported 242 people hired yesterday with city tallies including Amanda seven Bryan five Glouster four Liberty Center fifteen Woodsfield one and Hamilton two hundred ten. About four thousand Ohio workers have returned to work since February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Legion
Ohio
Legion
Ohio University Choir Plans Concert Series in Athens and Nearby Towns
The Ohio University Choir led by Clarence C. Robinson outlines a season of concerts in Athens and surrounding towns including Gallipolis Chillicothe Marietta and Parkersburg. The group consists of 42 members with 26 returning this year and features a program of works by Bach Bennett Calkin MacFarlane Elgar and Handel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Choir
Athens
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Gallipolis
Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio University Alumni Association
Hotel Lafayette
EB. W. Chubb
Merrill Davis
Mandalay
Rio
Edwin Violet
Chillicothe
Marietta
Firstethodist
Parkersburg
Ohio University
S of Eresident
B. B
Bryan
Clarence C. Robinson
Bach
Bach-Gounod
God
Spirit
Bennett
Calkin
Our
MacFarlane
Kaeferhochzeit
Blech
Elgar
Jesu
Dvorak
Handel
Day Nourishing Soup Offers Varied Vegetable Cream
A menu note notes nourishing soup served with vegetables in variety and a cream soup may be omitted to suit the form and meal Brow titles indicate a focus on wholesome vegetable dishes and broth in a dining setting.
Nourishing Cornmeal and Potato Cheese Soups
Practical soup recipes list cornmeal and potato and cheese soups with milk stock and butter ingredients. Steps describe heating onions peppers and cheeses, stirring cornmeal or flour until boiling, then serving with cheese on top. Health notes advise eye care tips for office workers and readers about reducing eye strain and rest periods.
Daily meals menu highlights breakfast lunch and dinner
A historic menu lists Breakfast items of canned peaches stuffed with jelly cereal cream eggs poached in tomato puree toast milk and coffee Luncheon items include cornmeal soup toast sticks cress and apple salad jelly roll cake lemonade Dinner features baked halibut with lemon sauce French fried sweet potatoes cauliflower au gratin stuffed celery and green pepper salad sponge cake with strawberry fluff and milk coffee
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Dr. Farmer
Wilcox
Julia Riser
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta
Clark E. Williams
West State Street
Louis I. Brown
West Virginia
Virginia
J. H. Dorsey
Morgantown
W. Va
Vessa Dorsey
Albany
B. G. Doersey
Millfield
Maine
Salvation Army
West Union St
H. E. DeVolutta
Fred Fieldsa
Ene Good
Alex Root
B. O. Skinner
State Department of Education
Root
Karin Nissvandt
Stockholm
Prince Lennart of
Sweden
Mr. Bernadotte
Marie
Ohio Legion Reports
Minnesota
Northfield
St. Olaf College
St. Olaf
School of Music
Andy Mandula
Formajer
Gleveland
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Mother Gray
Mother Gray CO
Leroy N. Y
Vicks Plan
Vicks
Dream
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