Torch Dance at Men's Union well attended
Torch Dance at Men’s Union drew about sixty five couples with eight-piece Ohio university talent for alumni. Leaders included Ray Donnels and Clarence Hudson. The event featured Miss Helen McClaf and others, with an eight-piece orchestra providing music and Ohio university performers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancey
Torch
Ohio University
Men’s Union
Ray Donnels
Chillicothe
Stand
Homer Young
Ripley
W. Va
Clarence Hudson
Herbert McKelvey
Bethesda
Helen McClaf
Charles Blythe
Mineral City
Jin
Perry
William Rochester
Logan
William Walsh
Cleveland
Members Added to Junior Music Club
A fragmentary notice reports a Junior Music Club meeting with questions used as a Bible test for new members. It lists names such as Mary Louise Walk-sewers, Helen Jones, Thora Olson, Agnes Kilpatrick, and references to Sunday school activities, a meeting on a Saturday in March, and various biblical quiz prompts. The text mentions members, a move by Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Moler, and questions about biblical figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oday
Wolock
Mary Louis
Helen Jones
Thora Olson
Agnes Kilpatrick
Israel
Babylon
Daniel
Entertain Banco Club Hosts and Winners Named
Entertaining the Banco Club Friday evening at 10 Lash Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clifford hosted. L. C. Coates won high score, Caroline McKinstry second, Grace James consolation. 15 members and guests attended. Mrs. Fred Slaughter assisted. Also reports a birth of Jack Stanley to Mr. and Mrs. Atkins at 112 North Lancaster Street on March 4. Ohio University notes and local social updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Club
Ralph Clifford
Lash Street
L. C. Coates
Caroline McKinstry
Grace James
Fred Slaughter
Pee
A.B. W
A. B. W. Club
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor Street
H. Y. Cokenougher
Ohio
Ethel Beekman
Eva van Dyke
Social Calendar For The Week
Busy week of meetings across town with many clubs and societies listed. Key events include City Federation at Mrs Oscar Fulton home Monday, the Child Welfare talk at Presbyterian church Tuesday, and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at First Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, plus several lectures and receptions hosted by local organizations throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Oscar Fulton
East State Street
Commerce
Peice
C. W. Fink
Sunnyside
S Conservation League
V & Ow Woman's Foreign Missionary
Ciety
First Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Chhurch
H. M. Bennett
West State Street
Progressive Literary Club
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
L. G. Maynard
Maplewood Drive
Chillicothe Man Seeks Wife Missing From Home
Chillicothe March 5 U Ri Loy Brown guard at the U S reformatory sought the whereabouts of his wife Bertha 24 who vanished from their government reserve home overnight. He returned from night duty to find the house open and in disorder and suspects two former prisoners at the reformatory of kidnapping her as revenge. Brown formerly lived in Arapahoe Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
U.R
Nighttime Brooklyn Sleepwalker Strolls Barefoot In Cold
Brooklyn residents woke to a bizarre scene as 77 year old Mrs. Sarah Cutler wandered the streets at around freezing temperatures in a scant night gown and no hat or shoes. She covered six blocks before police intervened, wrapping her in an overcoat and returning her to her anxious family. Nearby Newark doctors report century old bones unearthed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Sarah Cutler
Pelice
Current Events club marks eighth anniversary at Lee home
Dr and Mrs W W Lee entertained the Current Events club at 46 Grosvenor Street Friday evening for its eighth anniversary. A six o'clock dinner preceded officer elections and a year’s program reading. Members include Mrs Imes vice president and Mrs Hayes treasurer. Readings featured Miss Dorothy Holcombe and Mrs Drake led the program. The next meeting is set for March 18 at Sir C Clark’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lee
Grosvenor Street
Current Events
RP. Imes
V. D. Hi
C. C. Clark
Emma Battin
E. T. Hayes
Mary Helen
The
Big Bear
Dorothy Paniment
J. R
the Curve
Ayictive
Dorothy Ruth ‘Holcombe
Sir C. ©. Clark
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Alpha Sigma Alpha
Hotel Berry
Lucile Keister
Wooster
Bliss Reba Shafer
Athens
Hele Round
Gwendolyn O'Hara
Wellsville
Eleanor Loyd
Utica
June Dorrance
East Liverpool
Virtue
Mt. Gilead
T Edwards
Mineral Cuy
Eloise
Jialph
Gallipolis
Dalores Kimbal
New Lexington
Dorothy Perkins
Plain City
BE. OM. Garrett
Morris Avenue
Activ
Elizabeth Garner
T Robinson
Lrabee
Bessie G. Robinson
Charles M. Farabee
Vy. M
Glenn Tewksberry
Charles Robinson
New Marshfield
Arvinna Jarabee
Albany
New B Marshfield
Chillcothe
Alpha Tau
Theta Chi
Alpha Lambda
Ohio State University
J. H. Kerr
John Goddard
Columbus
Maude Howe
Papar Avenue
Don McVay
Leroy
J. L. Beckley
South College
McVay
Aang MacDowel
Hab
V. Merphy
Home Folks
Frank A. Moler
I 1
State Street
Christ
Jesus
God
George A. Farrah
Tern
C. M. Christians
Copeland
Ieft
Paul Friday
Hicksville
By & Vision
Calumbus
King
James
John
Dar
Qachives
Walter L. Pierce
Howard Pierce
Lambda Chi
Pierce
Mansfield
Cleminshaw Reappraisal Company
Robert L. Morton
John Patterson
Dallas
Texas
A. Turner
Washington D. H
RR. L. Morten
North
Congress Street
Morton Home
William Howard
W. FE. Jones
Albert
Howard
Mabel McBride
Marietta
Washington County
Elizabeth Garber
Griffith L. Evans
Park Place
Griffith Herbert
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carrol Sparling
Maricta
Maricha Hospital
Ora Lynch Sanborn
South Congress Street
Charles Woodworth
Merwin-Goldsberry
Wrest Washington Street
Mrs
Blaine Ft
Vow Wing
Methodist Church
Maecenas Literary Club
P. J. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
GO Pi Beta Phi
Totock
Faculty Womans Club
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Walsh
W.B. Drake
Chillicothe Man
U. S. .Reformatory
Jacobs
Acme Day Cleaners
W. Union St
Capetown
South Africa
Tamatave
Principal
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Jeepwalker
Newark
Seth Hart
Croup
Court St
Ome Furnishing Co
RCAI
Raprota
Aunt Seger
G. W. Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
R.C. A
Berry Hotel Bldg
G. W
S. Court Street
Rosemar
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Nelsonville
Middlepore
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