Candle Service Marks Founding Day by East Side P T A
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association commemorated Founder's Day with a candle-lighting service led by president Mrs. L. C. Staaats. The first candle honored founders Mrs. Alice Birne and Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, with remarks reflecting the seven P T A principles. The 1916 organized group served orange and blue decor and refreshments, as former presidents assisted and next meeting date was set for March 28.
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Fast Side
Parent-Teacher Association
L. C. Staaats
J. R. Sprague
National Organization
Alice Birne
Phoebe A. Hearst
John W. Dowler
Francis Frebault
Olin Johnson
Carpenter youths stage The Rich Young Ruler play
Baptist Church youths from Carpenter present The Rich Young Ruler at Hocking Street Church of God 6:30 p m Sunday directed by Miss Wilda Mae Starkey. Admission is free with a free will offering. The service will combine Young People and general services starting with a devotional and a 20 minute sermon by Pastor Calvin B Hanes before the play.
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the Baptist Church
Carpenter
Hocking Street Church
Calvin B. Hanes
Betty Norris Hosts Fifth Birthday Party Guests
Betty Norris daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Norris at 66 North Lancaster Street invited friends and neighbors to celebrate her fifth birthday Thursday afternoon. Games, ice cream and cake were served to Nancy Rosser David Guest L Leo Schuler Barbara Dailey Barbara Romine and other guests. Mrs Norris was assisted by Mrs Hivery Romine and Mrs Clyde Norris as Dr Sehaulia of 1912 W Washington Street recovers from nine weeks illness.
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Betty Norris
Ralph Norris
North
Lancaster Street
Nancy Rosser
David Guest
L. Leo Schuler
Barbara Dailey
Barbara Romine
Tew
Norris
Hivery Romine
Clyde Norris
Miss Carmen Marries New Marshfield Man
Marguerite Bell Carmen wed Harry F Efaw in New Marshfield on February 27 with Rev. Miles Hoon officiating. Both graduates of Waterloo High School class of 1082 at New Marshfield, the couple will reside in Hockingport where Efaw is employed.
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Errett Carmen
Mineral
Marguerite Bell Carmen
Harry F Wfaw
L. H. Efaw
New Marshfield
Miles Hoon
Waterloo High School
Efan
Hockingport
Quilt News Spreads Nationally With Women's Entries
A Kansas inspired quilt contest grows as Indiana Ohio and Racine entries pour in. Mrs J B Heskett Wheatland Ind notes quilts including one with 6000 pieces. Beedeville and Racine contributors describe large Flower Garden quilts and detailed stitching. Readers urged to send updates.
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Indiana
Racine
Reedsville
Kansas
Maryland
Michigan
Indianapolis News
J. B. Heskett
Wheatland
Ind
Ohio
Samantha Guseman
Rh. D
Atheny County
Abraham Lincoln
Beedeville
Elizabeth MecDougle
Sherman
Mre
August Heiser
Akron
Zenners
Mre. Pearson
South Run
Central School Fifth Graders Stage Proud Princess Play
Fifth grade students at Central School presented Proud Princess twice on Friday with Morris Wiley as king and Mary Jo Stevenson as Princess. Cast included Joan Woolley, John Coury, Robert Wilkes, Louie David, Clovis Knowlton, Betty Brooks and others. Announcements previewed future school performances and marionette and stage plans.
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Central School
Candor
Courtly
Urbane
King Candor
Morris Wiley
Joan Woolley
Mary Jo Stevenson
John Coury
Robert Wilkes
Louie David
Clovis Knowlton
Betty Brooks
Marilyn Paddock
Carol Steinman
Charles Hayes
Betty Liggett
Donald Gabriel
Frances Heisel
Ivan Romine
Gordon Ross
Mary Aslanides
Joe Quest
Parent-Teacher Association
Lucia di Lammermoor On Air Saturday At Metropolitan Opera
Opera broadcast from the New York Metropolitan Opera Saturday features Lily Pons as Lucia with Nino Martini Guiseppe di Luca Leon Rothier and others in Donizetti’s tragedy based on Sir Walter Scott Bride of Lammermoor. Vincenzo Belleza conducts in a program heard via Ohio University reception.
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Lucia di
Lucia
Nino Martini
Guiseppe di Luca
Leon Rothier
Elda Vettori
Angelo Bada
Alfio Tedesco
Vincenzo Rbellezza
W B A Entertained By Trio At Meeting
At the Woman's Benefit Association gathering in the K P Hall three young women Miss Lenore Wood Miss Lucile Westfall and Miss Ardita Westfall provided the music. They began with ukuleles then Wood offered a vocal solo Homey man Hotel and the trio sang a mountaineer medley. The Westfalls closed with a yodeling song Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine. They concluded with bingo and refreshments.
Dean Voigt to Lead Kings Daughters Class at First M E
Dr. Irma E. Voigt dean of women at Ohio University will lead the Kings Daughters Class at the First Methodist Church Sunday School on Sunday morning. Friends and non-members are invited. Mrs. J L Pickering teaches the class with Miss Villa Van Dyke as assistant. Kings Heralds and Light Bearers meet at the church Saturday at 2 30 p m.
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Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
First Methodist Church
J. L. Pickering
Villa van Dyke
Kings
M. E
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East Side
M. D. Poling
C. G. Wycoff
Staaats
Walter Porter
Frederick Brown
Pauline Jones
Love’s Cash Market
Mill St
Dial
Hamesi
HG Ib
Woodworth’s
Bradley
Woodworth’'s
A. Sehaulia
W. Washington Street
Marion Talley
Kansan
Daytona Beach
Miss Carmen
Logan
Men’s Lynwood
Phoenix Sox
Carnation Sox
Preston
Lucia di Lammermoor
Lydia E. Pinkham
lSeven
Russ Dean's
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Saginaw
Mich
Dean
Sterling Coats
Mar
Mr. Hammer
The
Sterling Compan
Nutley Brand
Oleo
Campbell’s Cigarettes
Sunnyfield
Brook
Bokar Coffee
Florida
Chuck Roast
Hamburger
Little Pig Sausage
Great Atlantic & Pacific Co. CO
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