Rummage sale of books planned by Athens AAUW
The American Association of University Women in Athens schedules a Tuesday March 21 rummage sale of books from home libraries. Dean Irma Voigt announces book donations through the Fellowship Fund drive and calls for 3 to 5 books per member. Volunteers under Miss Mariel Olson will collect sort and mark items for sale with prices from five to fifty cents. The sale location will be announced later and donations can be arranged by phone.
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Athens
American Association of University Women
Literary Guild
Irma FE. Voigt
National Fellowship Fund
Mariel Olson
Dean Voigt
Something for Nothing Topic Of City Federation Meeting
Rev. Neil Crawford chaired a City Federation session discussing gambling forms and lotteries. He warned against wasting money on chance and urged groups to discuss gambling fallacies. The meeting adopted by-laws, elected officers, and announced a luncheon for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Crawford
City Federation
Rev. Crawford
Cincinnati
N. S. Welk
H. M. Woods
Pepsin Laxative Duo Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advertised Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combined with Laxative Senna claims to relieve stomach discomfort from indigestion gas and nausea while wake up lazy bowels. The tone promotes fast action, kid friendly taste, no cathartic salts, and a money back offer.
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Dr. Caldwell
Lecture on India at Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Ira Hatch, missionary to India and Allahabad Agricultural and Industrial Institute instructor, will present a slideshow on a Hindu pilgrimage to the Ganges and the institute at Allahabad. The 8 p.m. lecture Thursday is open to the public, with two reels of film. Also notice: Dor othy Kishler changes reducing class time to Thursday 7 30 p m instead of Wednesday.
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India
Ira Hatch
Presbyterian Church
Vassar
YWCA
Italy
France
A.E.F
Hatch
Ganges
Himalayas
Allaha
Dorothy Kishler
Friendship Class of
The
Christian Church
Wendell Russ
Mill St
Get a new hair style says psychologist
Chicago psychologist Mrs. Luella Canterbury teaches that changing hair can alter thought habits and outlook. She recalls clients finding new success after styling changes and barber-managed transformations. Men and women alike benefit from new cuts, curls, or waves.
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Chicago
U.P
Luella Canterbury
Mrs. Canterbury
Fruit Drinks Boost Vitamin Fight Against Colds
Fruit beverages claim to charge the system with vitamins and minerals to help overcome February colds. Cranberry and pineapple mix yields one quart with lime and honey. another blend uses apple juice pineapple juice lime and honey. Both chill before serving.
Calendar of club meetings with multiple gatherings
Club events list numerous meetings across the week. 31 Club hosts at 2 Columbia Ave on Tuesday. Child Study Group at 31 N Congress St. Tuesday Club at Eastwood on March 7 with speaker Frank B. Dilley on Adult Education. American Legion Auxiliary meets March 7 with potluck at 6:00. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary hosts a Progressive Benefit Party Tuesday at Eagle’s Hall at 8:00. White Shrine holds a 10 p.m. meeting at C.F. Hall with 6:00 potluck and officer elections. Hobson Study Circle meets at 74 W State St. Ohio University French Club presents Dr Knock at Memorial Auditorium. Wednesday events include Faculty Wives Club at 2:50 p.m., Athens Needle Club luncheon at 1:00, Mothers’ Circle at Lan caster St, Travel Group AAUW last meeting with films from Panama to Nassau, Naomi Bible Club at The Plains, PEO Sisterhood at Women’s Faculty Club, Pocahontas Lodge benefit at Red Men’s Hall.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagle’s Hall
C.F
Hobson Study Circle
O. V. Yaw
W. State St
Ohio University French Club
Dr. Knock
AAUW
Fine Arts
Panama
Bermuda
Havana
Nassau
White Star Lines
Personal notices from W. W. Clendenin family to visitors
Grandson Billy Clendenin has undergone an appendectomy at Salem Hospital on August 8. Paul F. Saylor and daughters Beverly Jean and Paula Louise visited Mrs. Roy R. Saylor during their sixth wedding anniversary. Dr. and Mrs. Claude F. Love returned to Williamsburg after visiting friends. S. Reno of Conneaut visited daughter Jacqueline Reno at Ohio University weekend. Mrs. W. H. McKee and Constance Leete recover from auto accident injuries. Mrs. F. E. Goldsberry hosted Margaret Condrin en route to a WPA meeting at Jackson.
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W. W. Clendenin
Wolfe St
Billy Clendenin
North Lima
Salem Hospital
Salem
Paul F. Saylor
Beverly Jean
Paula Louise
Clay
W. Va
Roy R. Saylor
Grosvenor St
S. Reno
Conneaut
Jacqueline Reno
University Terrace
Miss Reno
Ohio University
F. E. Goldsberry
State St
Margaret Condrin
Zanesville
WPA
Jackson
Condrin
Philip Veritzen seeks royal consent for marriage in interview
In a staged interview with Madge Graham, Philip Veritzen recounts his Transvania past, his exile by the king, and his years of aiding Olga and Rudolph. He cites wealth from family patrimony and self-made theater success, and asks whether to reveal his true identity to Olga before proposing marriage. The scene ends with a test of trust between Veritzen and Graham as she weighs his offer.
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Adele Garrison
Madge Graham
Philip Veritsen
Transvania
Sag Harbor
Olga
United States
Rudolph
Philip Veritzen
New York
Veritzen
Paris
Noel
Secret Service
Miss Osgood Speaks on Personality at Friendly Society Meeting
Miss Margaret Osgood, assistant to Dean Irma Voigt of Ohio University, spoke on personality at the Carbondale Girls Friendly Society meeting sponsored by Christ Church Neighborhood House. The program also noted a YWCA activity and a neighborhood calendar with upcoming events and a note that no games will be played due to a sprained ankle.
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Margaret Osgood
Irma E.voigt
Ohio University
Carbondale
Girls’ Friendly Society
Christ ‘Church
Eleanor Gifford
Miss Osgood
Gleason
Physical Education Department
University
Martha Jones
Alice Mechem
Ohio University Y. W. C. A
Neighborhood House
Jack Kneisley
The
Four Ways To
Oral Daugherty
Joseph la Monica
Irving Olsen
Marine Younger Boys
Raymond Brooks
How to Make Better Cough Syrup Than You Buy
A home cough syrup guide claims 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water dissolve with no cooking then add 2% ounces Pinex to a pint bottle for a cheap medicine. It touts fast relief from colds, loosened phlegm, and soothing throat membranes, promising four times the value and money back if dissatisfied.
Mrs D K Seward Hosts Birthday Party for Don Kline
Mrs D K Seward celebrated her son Don Kline s third birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at 53 E State St from 2 to 4 o clock. Children fished for candy suckers in a fish pond and received party favors, with a large birthday cake and refreshments. Attendees included Mary Elinor Bradfield Ann Rowles Helen Dunn Sue Rowland Danny Purrington Zoe Baird Jo Baird and Jimmie Graham. 2000 Services for Ruth Jinks planned with The Plains Church of God members meeting at 12 15 p m Wednesday to carpool to Athens Church.
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Don Kline
D. K. Seward
E. State St
O.K
Mary Elinor Bradfield
Ann Rowles
Helen Dunn
Sue Rowland
Danny Purerington
Zoe Baird
Jo Baird
Jimmie Graham
Miss Jinks
Plains Church of God
Ruth Jinks
Plains Church
Athens
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City Club Leisure Shoes
Milldeck
Shoe Store
N. Court St
By Corrinne Hardesty
United Press
R. A. Morris
Columbia Ave
Central Pta
H. W. Baughman
N. Congress St
Romine
C. M. Copeland
Alex Nelson
Eastwood
Frank B. Dilley
American Legion Auxiliary
Agnes Padden
Bertha Hawk
John McElroy
Wilma Dupler
Memorial Auditorium
Faculty Wives Club
Faculty Women's Club
Athens Needle Club
J. R. Harvey
Mothers’ Circle
Ralph Morris
Lancaster St
Scott Neutzling
Naomi Bible Club of the
O Oo Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
W. H. McKee
Constance Leete
Philip
King Features Synd
Richland M. P
Janis Ogg
Argith Westfall
Ladies of the
Clarks Chapel
M. E. Church
E. Washington St
Wilbur Young
Woman's Association
Wesleyan Needle Club
L. E. White
S. Shannon Ave
Chichesters
Brand
H&h
Wigg’s Cleaner
Saniflush
Can
Windex
Gallaher
Court St
Son
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
the Gas Company
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