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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1939
Page
6
Is War Inevitable Or Can We Organize Peace Here
John S. Moore, noted international affairs authority, speaks Thursday at Fine Arts Auditorium 7 30 p m on Is War Inevitable or Can We Organize the International World The Athens League of Women Voters and the Athens Peace Commission sponsor the open public lecture Moore has served with the Institute of International Relations Geneva attended the London Economic Conference and the League of Nations Assembly He has been a fellow of The Oberlaender Trust and met British and Ethiopian leaders during recent travels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Moore
Athens League of Women Voters
Athens Peace Commission
Fine Arts Auditorium
Moore
Institute of International Relations
Geneva
London
Assembly of the League of Nations
Lord Halifa
Robert Cecil
Lord Lothian
Duchess of
League of Women Voters
League
League of Nations Association
Ohio University Fine Arts
Dayton
League of Nations Association of Ohio
Hobby Fair Planned by Chillicothe Rotary at Eastern Star Temple
Chillicothe Rotary Club sponsors a three day Hobby Fair at the Eastern Star Temple starting March 24 to display local collectors treasures including salt cellars antique glass milk glass cobalt glass and a stone china tea set as part of a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Rotary Club
Eastern Star Temple
Athens
Calendar of club meetings in Athens County
Multiple clubs schedule March meetings and events across Athens including the Athens County Council for Childhood Education at 7:00 p.m. in Chubb Library, Daughters of Union Veterans at I O O F Hall, Pocahontas Lodge benefit at Red Men's Hall, League of Women Voters event on March 2 at Ohio University, sewing and dinner events, AAUW book review, Eagles Progressive Benefit Party, and Rebekah Lodge gathering with dates and locations in Athens neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Chubb Library
Cleveland
Daughters of Union Veterans
I. O. O. F. Hall
Oor
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Burdette Hunt
Fannie Huggins
Lilly Jones
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Quinolax Trade Mark Reg Quinolax for relief in cold and headaches
Trade mark Quinolax in chocolate color advertised as speedy relief for common colds, neuralgia and headaches due to constipation. Claims guaranteed relief and urges readers to ask their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanso
Adv
What Will People Think Is Never The Main Rule
Olive Roberts Barton counsels Mary to stop basing decisions on others opinions. A mother explains that self honesty matters more than social approval, urging independence, conscience and doing what seems right despite gossip. Mary resolves to think for herself and act with integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Mary
Wamsley Led CCL on War and World Affairs Discussion
At the Child Conservation League meeting hosted by Mrs. E G Campbell 34 West Carpenter Street Mrs P S Wamsley chair described If War Comes Can We Stay Out The group discussed current world events A nominating committee of Mrs O E Frn Mrs W E Landis and Mrs C M Smith was formed to pick officers for next year Plans for a March 14 potluck dinner at Mrs S C Hartman's home and the annual business meeting were announced Dainty refreshments were served to 18 members and one guest Mrs L H Blackwood Athens Grange to meet Thursday at 8 00 p m with a special program and refreshments to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
E. G. Campbell
W. Carpenter St
P. S. Wamsley
W. E. Landis
C. M. Smith
S. C. Hartman
L. H. Blackwood
Campbell
Ruth Mills
Ersel Riggs
Mid Campaign Luncheon for Concert Workers
A community drive for concert season subscriptions holds a mid campaign luncheon at Hotel Berry Thursday noon to report tickets sold and interview progress. The effort aims to decide the number and quality of concerts for next season, including a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performance under Eugene Goossens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Hotel Berry
F. Theodore Paige
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goosens
Helen Hedden Keach
Glouster
Carl Pico
Cedric Clark
L. C. Mitchell
Gifford Blyton
Zick
Stefan
Constance Leete
Herman G. James
T. R. Biddle
C. Robinson
H. Wescott Roach
Roger Connor
Shower in Honor of Hoisingtons
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoisington hosted a shower Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoisington at Forest Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bentley Millfield Mr. and Mrs. Had Risley and sons Jack and Alva Mrs. Risley and daughter Jean Athens Mrs. Charles McDaniel and children Lewis Charles and Ethel Mae Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCoy and children Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sycks and daughter Lavina Sycks Pos ton Miss Genevieve Hibbard Miss Melba Rowland Athens and the Hoisingtons Bel ford Roy and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoisington
Forest St
Clarence Hoisington
Preston Bentley
Lloyd Bentley
Millfield
Had Risley
Jack
Alva
Wilbur Risley
Jean
Athens
Charles McDaniel
Lewis
Charles
Ethel Mae
Arthur McCoy
Harold Sycks
Lavina Sycks
Poston
Genevieve Hibbard
Melba Rowland
Belford
Roy and
James
Albert Spalding the Violinist Also Tennis Champ and Aviator
Marian Bush profiles Albert Spalding, famed violinist and nephew of baseball great, detailing his tennis, boxing, and World War II aviation service. The piece notes his Bologna Conservatory training, Carnegie Hall debut, 60 to 70 U.S. concerts per season, 25 in Europe, and his rare Guarnerius violin insured for $50,000. It previews a Memorial Auditorium concert Friday at 8 o clock with Community Concert Membership tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush
Spalding
Albert Spalens
J. W. Spalding
Russia
Benoist
Contract Bridge
Aviation Service
Aviation Corps
A.E.F
Italy
France
Legion of Honor
Mary Pyle
Berkshires
Great Barrington
Mass
Albert Spalding
Massachusetts
Jim Savage
Bologna Conservatory of Music
Mozart
Carnegie Hall
New
Ann Arbor
Mount Vernon
Lewisohn Stadium
New York
Toronto
Memorial Auditorium
Paul Whiteman
Secret Transylvanian childhood tale unfolds aboard drive
Adele Garrison presents Philip Veritzen recounting his hidden past. On a Sag Harbor trip he reveals royal secrets about his birth, a grim family tragedy, and life with Rudolph the crown prince as his sole companion. The king’s final order reshapes his fate and name. Continued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Veritzen
Transvania
Madge Graham
Madge
Sag Harbor
Olga
Philip
Philip Schaumbein
Rudolph
Veritzen
Noel
Rudolp
Stiles Brother's Funeral Held In Colum Meigs Links
Mr Selim Stiles attended funeral services in Columbus for his brother Lindley Stiles who died suddenly last Saturday. Lindley, long known in Meigs County, had lived there all his life until moving to Columbus two years ago. Miss Madelyn Pickett returned to Columbus after a week with her parents Shade Valley Farm Pom eroy. The Woman's Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church will meet at Mrs Julian Ewing's home Friday at 1 30 p m members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Veritzen
Rudolph
Selim Stiles
Columbus
Lindley Stiles
Mr. Lindley Stiles
Meigs County
Madelyn Pickett
H. B. Pickett
Shade Valley Farm
Pomeroy
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Julian Ewing
Revival at United Brethren Church in Syracuse
Revival services continue at the United Brethren Church in Syracuse with good attendance and interest. Special music and special numbers are led by Willis Burger from Newark with services at 7 p.m. and a young people's meeting at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
United Brethren Church
Willis Burger
Newark
Progressive Club Elects Mrs Porter New President
Mrs Roy Andrews hosted the Progressive Literary Club meeting at 72 May Ave. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Garfield Porter and vice presidents Mrs A R Harmon and Mrs Fred Slaughter. Secretary roles went to Mrs George Carr and Mrs A N Johnson, with treasurer Mrs Roy Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Andrews
Progressive Literary Club
May Ave
Garfield Porter
A. R. Harmon
Fred Slaughter
George Carr
A. N. Johnson
Vern Andrews
Jenny Clair
Margaret Ann Sprague
Chester High to Present Operetta Hulda of Holland
Chester The Chester High School Glee Club directed by Miss Alice Smith will stage Hulda of Holland at the high school auditorium Friday evening March 3. A large colorful cast in gay costumes will perform with reserved seats on sale and Bob Dean overseeing ticket sales. Four-fifths of cow’s milk is water. the rest contains milk fat sugar and protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester High School Glee Club
Alice Smith
Hulda of
Holland
Bob Dean
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