Higley Circle Elects And Names Delegates
Higley Study Circle met in Chamber of Commerce rooms with Mrs. A. J. Laverty hosting. Officers were reelected and new officers chosen. Delegates to the Youngstown convention in April are Mrs. E. L. Miller, Mrs. Clarence Horn, and Mrs. George Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Laverty
E. J. Miller
George Coe
J. R. Gentry
H. G. Vance
O. L. Morrison
O. A. Terrill
Youngstown
E. L. Miller
Clarence Horn
Sigma Alpha Iota Musicale Presented at Millikan Home
Sigma Alpha Iota held its March Musicale at Mrs. C. C. Millikan’s residence 24 North High Street. Susan Porterfield read a life paper on Handel Beethoven and Mendelssohn. Ima Williams played Handel Sonata No 6. Kathleen Conaway sang How Beautiful Our Deceit. Mildred Maston performed German Dance. Thelma Thomas sang Oh Sleep Why Dost Thou Leave Me. Helen King played Handel Viaggi Scherzo 23. Refreshments followed and group songs closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Iota
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
Handel
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Susan Porterfield
Ima Willams
Kathleen Conaway
Mildred Maston
Thelma Thomas
Helen King
Eternal triangle shooting wounds Walter Stanton in Lorain
Lorain March 5. Prosecutor Don Myers opened an investigation into an “eternal triangle” shooting that wounded Walter Stanton a 24 year old magazine salesman. Anna Rhinehart 24 and Albert Rhinehart 33 were jailed on investigation charges after Rhinehart admitted firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
U.R
Walter Stanton
Don Myers
Stanton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anna Rhinehart
Albert
Lorain City
Willace
Frank Wield
Sheffield Lake
Rhinehart
Sheffield Lake Village
Clerk Field
Field
Lorain-Sheffield Lake Villiage Boundary
Wooster College to Begin Spring Football Practices
Wooster March 5 Coach L Boles announced spring football drills start March 10 at Wooster College and run for five weeks. Nine varsity lettermen will form the nucleus of next year's squad and the period will end with a regulation inter squad game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
U.P
Ll. C. Boles
Wooster College
Boles
Davis County cuts phone service due to funding gaps
Washington Indiana reports that all telephones except one in the jail and one at the poor farm have been removed because funds were not appropriated. The city government currently carries no debt, a rare status nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Davis County
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Promises Lasting Smoothness
The ad touts MELLO GLO face powder with a new French process for longer wear. It claims a natural bloom, perfect blending with any complexion, and no flaky look or shine while noting government approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
D. Zenner
Bridge Party for Visiting Bride in Hubbard
Mrs. John Algeo hosted a midweek bridge party at 21 Second Street Hubbard for visiting bride Mrs. Clarence Billet and others. Guests included Mrs. Clay Milar Miss Verna Danford Miss Elizabeth Foley Miss Erma Betts Mrs. Rex Roush Miss Mary Kir cher and the guest of honor Mary Kircher who won the top score trophy. Mrs Billet visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles P Kircher at 32 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Billet
Josephine Kircher
Hubbard
John Algeo
Second Street
Bridge
Clay Milar
Verna Danford
Elizabeth Foley
Erma Betts
Rex Roush
Mary Kircher
Billet
Mrs
Charles P. Kircher
Thank Offering Program At M. E. Church Friday
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. I. Church plans a 2:30 PM Friday program in the Martzolff classroom with devotions led by Mrs. J. L. Pickering and a program by Mrs. M. M. Kerr. Envelopes for thank offerings will be received. Hostesses are Mrs. H. T. Farrar and her group. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeMolet return today to Talmage after visiting Athens and Mrs. Hoisington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coe
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. J. Goff
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. I
Martzolff
J. L. Pickering
M. M. Kerr
H. T. Farrar
Charles DeMolet
Talmage
Athens
George Hoisington
Campaign to end cow fighting sport in the Alps
U S French humanitarian activists launched a drive to ban cow fighting long a Swiss and French Alpine tradition. The practice culminates in cross valley bouts near Martigny with cows classified by size and region, though locals insist the battles rarely injure participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Paris
Canton
Valais
Martigny
Herons
Cows Battle for Herd Queen in Annual June Combat
Each year in June, a herd queen is chosen by combat in a natural amphitheater. Cows enter the arena after horn polishing and earth tossing, horns lock as the referee signals. The fight lasts eight to ten minutes with head pushes, until one animal is forced back and begins to graze.
Study Italy Through Use of Projector
East Side School fourth and sixth grades used a projector to illustrate Italy during geography lessons. The class also heard Dr. W L McConnell of WLW deliver a radio lecture on Poland. A sand tunnel model of the St Gotthard tunnel in Switzerland was built in the classroom. Miss Ellen Shannon teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Italy
W. L. McConnell
WLW
Poland
St. Gotthard
Switzerland
Ellen Shannon
Al Smith Stands Beside John Baskob in Democratic Rift
Washington March 5 U P Fears of a schism like 1928 haunt the Democratic National Committee meeting. Reports of a bid to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment provoke protests from prohibitionists. Alfred E Smith backs John J Raskob, signaling a fierce intra party clash as tensions rise over party duties and unity ahead of next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
John J. Raskob
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Raskub
East Side Pupils Study Birds Under Miss Shannon
East Side School First Grade pupils under Miss Alice Shannon study birds. They built a bird feeder and plan a tile bird bath for the school yard. Completed bird houses are made from chair boxes and will house wrens and small birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Site
Alice Shannon
Bird study charts and trips prompt classroom songs
A school group uses charts and pictures for a field trip based study of birds. Students identify bird songs in the classroom and on field trips, linking songs to species and habitats.
Former Perry County Mayor C Neel Dies at 68
C Neel 68 former mayor of The Ville and Perry County official died of heart disease. He served as county commissioner and is survived by a son Raymond. Funeral arrangements are pending in New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Ah C. Neel
Theville
Perry County
Raymond Feral
Will Ma
Vester
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