Business Women Plan Benefit Bridge During Opportunity Week
Athens branch of the Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a benefit bridge during National Business Women's Week March 17 to 23. Proceeds support the Athens County Child Welfare and Protective Association as Miss Viola Fell discusses county health efforts. Guests include Nelsonville club members and county extension agent Wesley Green attends a related event at the Atkinson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Alma
Geline MacDonald Bowman
National
Business and Profession Women's Clubs
Baeic
Mien Viola Fell
Huree Wee
Norma Leslie
Gladys Wade
Viola Fell
Olive Dorsey
Delle Finsterwald
Mabel LeMastera
Beekman
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Nelsonville
Ella Burnell
Blanche Moore
Mabel Haffner
Hielen
Lucille Verity
Frances Bennett
Wesley Green
Child Study Club Meets With Paul McConnell
The Child Study Club met at Mrs. Paul McConnell's home on Morria Avenue. Mrs. Homer Brown led a discussion titled New Morals for Us, noting morals evolve with time and conditions and that parents often confuse standards with transient fashion. Anne Beasley of Ohio Wesleyan spent the weekend at Utah Place with her parents, accompanied by her cousin Phillip Eliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McConnell
Morria Avenue
Homer Brown
Anne Beasley
Ohio Wesleyan
Carl Beasley
Utah Place
Phillip Eliot
Mr. Beasley
Mias Beasley
Brown 17th Wedding Anniversary Party Held at Home
Thirty relatives gathered at 2 Franklin Avenue Sunday to celebrate the 17th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E K Brown. A cafeteria dinner and a large cake with the number 17 were featured. The event was planned by daughters Adessa and Opal. Present were Mr. and Mrs. James Mesehher and their children Edith Dorthy Robert and Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Clinton EK. Brown
Brown
Ames Township
Adessa
Opal
James Mesehher
Edith
Dorthy
Robert
U C D Needle Club Meets At Cottage Tea House
Mrs Mary Fryburger hosted the U C D Needle Club at the Cottage Tea House on West Union Street. The session featured embroidery quilting and crocheting with 15 members and one guest present. next meeting set for March 14 at Mrs R L Duplers home.
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Mary Fryburger
West Union Street
U. C. D. Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
I. K. Ash
Jess Finaterwald
R. L. Dupler
Quote from Mrs Penrose Lyly on living fully today
A fragment quotes Mrs Penrose Lyly urging women to live fully in the present. She advises concentrating intelligence love and loyalty on perfection today while planning, but continuing to live and use time without waiting for an unpredictable future.
Local Social Notices Highlight Families and Guests
A group of families and relatives including the Spicer Kierns, McDaniels, Browns, Morris, and Simons shared updates and warnings rather than prohibitions. The traveling mystery box was won by Mrs. William Mansfield. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Miss Alice Beasley, visiting with her parents at 60 Morris Avenue after study in New York City.
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Len
Spicer Kierns
George
Alyce
Esther
Mary McDaniel
Eileen
Lewis Morris
A. L. Brown
Ralph Brown
LeRoy Brown
Mae McDaniel
Adda McDaniel
Kathern Wilkes
Glen McDaniel
Siebert McDaniel
William Simons
Ead Mere
Clinton &. Brown
Opal
Adeasa
William Mansfield
Alice Beasley
Fred Beasley
Morris Avenue
Miss Beasley
Estelle Liebling
New York City
Prep Follies Skit Show Promotes YWCA Fund at Ohio University
The ninth annual Prep Follies Skit Show sponsored by the YWCA of Ohio University will be held tonight at 8 in Memorial Auditorium featuring sororities Pi Beta Phi Alpha Gamma Delta Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Phi Mu Alpha Xi Delta and Zeta Tau Alpha. Proceeds go to the YWCA fund. Sereno Lodge initiatory work is planned Friday at the ICOF Temple Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Mu
Alpha Xi Delta
Zeta Tau Alpha
Y. W. C. A. Fund
Sereno Lodge
Court Street
Oo 0 Relief Corps
Birthday Dinner Celebrated at Burr Oak for Post Family
A birthday dinner was held at Albert Post's home in Burr Oak on Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Ralph Post. Several Gladden and Post relatives attended from nearby towns, with Rev Harvey Smith conducting revival activities in Bishopville. Wilford Wilson visited the Faye Ivers home and a Strouds Run School House program is planned for Friday March 1.
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L. C. Calvin
Rodney McCumber
Wiliam McCumber
Columbus
L. C. Calva
Bob Reeves
Jackson
Shirley
Minnie Harder
Worth Harden
Basil
Lonnie Harrison
Chillicothe
R. D. Harrison
Burr Oak
Albert Post
Ralph Post
Elmer Gladden
East Branch
Merrill Gladden
Glouster
Noah Bray
Willis
Junior
Hemlock
Austin and
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
McLeish
Wilford Wilson
Faye Ivers
Strouds Run School House
Pre-Gay Nineties House Gives Way To Used Cars
A weather worn frame at 79 North Court Street was torn down to make space for storage and display of second hand automobiles. The small house has a long local history dating to before 1884 with many residents passing through over the years.
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North Court Street
Athens
John Cornell
Cornell
Palmer
Maud Fenzel
Henry Logan
Pleasanton
Hiram Cooley
Edson D. Cooley
West State Street
Albert Allard
Harvey Ramsey
Frank Buxton
Fenzel
Tom Edmundson
Logan
Nazarene Church Schedules Sunday Services and Mission
The Church of the Nazarene on West State Street plans Sunday School at 9 30 a m followed by preaching at 10 30 a m led by Mrs Bertha Clifford in charge of the Chillicothe Mission She will visit the Baker Settlement Mission Sunday afternoon then return for Sunday night services.
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Church of the Nazarene
West State Street
Bertha Clifford
Chillicothe
Baker Settlement
Brown announce birth of son on Feb twenty first
Mr and Mrs Ben Brown of 114 East Mill Street announce the birth of a son born on Wednesday February 21.
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Ben Brown
East Mill Street
Mrs. Gibson Visits Athens For Beauty Consultations
Mrs. C. M. Gibson arrives in Athens Monday to present skin care and makeup sessions through Cline's Pharmacy and Rexall Drug Store. She promotes Langlois Data Nome Beauty Creations with 45 minute personalized consultations and no charges or obligations.
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Mrs. C. M. Gibson
Athens
Cline
Rexall Drug Store
M. Langlois
Ady
Shoes and collars from world cultures on display at Zenner windows
A $2,000 collection loaned by K. N. Stone features antique shoes including Tut-Ankh-Amen era sandals valued at $500 and pieces from Armenia, Turkey, Algeria, and Syria. Also shown are vintage collars from the late 1800s and a handkerchief village from five global centers, plus exhibits on rayon, silk, and textile manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Nile
D. Zenner Company
K. N. Stone
Zenner’s
Armenia
Turkey
Algeria
Syria
Dickey
Walter Raleigh
Museum of Cluett, Peabody and Company
Ireland
France
Porto Rico
China
Switzerland
Snow Shoes Display At St Regis Reservation Exhibit
On the second floor an Indian craft exhibit from Mohawk and Iroquois artisans at the St. Regis Reservation Hogansport New York features Indian baskets bow and arrows and snow shoes. Miss Olivia Jenkins interior decorator will display handmade quilts supervised by Mrs. C N McGill and conduct 2:30 lectures and open forums each afternoon.
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St. Regis
Hogansport
New York
Olivia Jenkins
C. N. McGill
Good Housekeeping
Death of Dr John Stiers Linked to Detroit Life
Word reaches Mr N E Mills of the death of Dr John Stiers a physician who practiced in New York City for years He was the son of the late F J Stiers and Lucy Watt with roots near Amesville Later living in Canyon City Colorado He leaves a wife a daughter and a sister Mrs Nelle Crum married to Dr Victor Crum of Fort Collins Colorado.
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N. E. Mills
John Stiers
Detroit
Stiers
New York City
F. J. Stiers
Lucy Watt
Amesville
Canyon City
Colo
Nelle Crum
Victor Crum
Fort Collins
La Gallienne Seeks Million for Theater Road Shows
Eva La Gallienne, actress and producer, says she would invest a million dollars into her Civic Repertory Theater in New York and into road tours. She laments that people fund symphony, opera, museums, and libraries more readily than the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eva la Gallienne
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Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
N. Court St
O. Dial
Mrs. Brown
U.C.D. Club
Cottage
Gay Spring
Amole
Oodworth
Society Briefs
O. F
Golden Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Alex Root
Lincoln
Mary E. Hanning
Washington
Alma Hudson
Root
John Milar
Dave Johnson
Ed Cooley
Eastern Star Lodge
Wilkesville
Strouds Run
Sylvia Sidney
Gladys Parker
George Heilpern
Nazarene Church
Langlois
C. M. Gibson
Athena
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Quick’s
la Gallienne
Smokey
Colum
Mexi
Zenner
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