Five-year birthday party for Marjorie Dee Henry
Ten young friends attended Marjorie Dee Henry’s fifth birthday Tuesday at 23 West State Street home of her parents Dr and Mrs J C Henry. Games and movies followed by a pink and white decorated table with Jack Horner pie ice cream and cake. Invited guests included Marilyn Covert Margaret Coulter Joan Al geo Carolyn Herbert Shirley Rose Betsy Bailey Louise Everett Helene Gibbs and Sally Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Dee Henry
Marjorie
J. C. Henry
West State Street
Jack Horner
Marilyn Covert
Margaret Coulter
Joan Algeo
Carolyn Herbert
Shirley Rose
Betsy Bailey
Louise Everett
Helene Gibbs
Sally Armstrong
Bridge Club Meets At Farrow Residence
The Thursday Night Bridge Club met at Mrs. Charles Farrow's home 13 West State Street on Wednesday night. Three tables played with high honors to Mrs. Leslie Williams, second to Mrs. Sam K. Burson, and consolation to Mrs. Esther Murphy. Guests included Mrs. Fred McCoy and Mrs. Clarence Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridge Club
Charles Farrow
West State Street
Leslie Williams
Sam K. Burson
Esther Murphy
Fred McCoy
Clarence Laughlin
Dinner Here Tonight Closes Business Week
Public relations dinner of the Athens Business and Professional Women's Club will be held tonight at the Hotel Berry at 6 o'clock as the final event of National Business Women's Week. Miss Ethel W. Kyle of Toledo, past president of the state organization, will speak on Interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
Berry
Ethel W. Kyle
Toledo
State Organization of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mello Glo Face Powder Ad Promises Smooth Stay Fresh
A French process MELIA GLO powder claims to spread smoothly, stay longer, hide fine lines and pores, banish shine, and avoid a pasty look with no irritation. Fragrant powder advertised by D. Zenner Co selling for $1.00 plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner, Co
Needle Club Meets at Woodworth Home
Athens Needle Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at 27 South College Street, with all but two members present. After a brief business session, needlework followed and a two course supper featured dessert pots with ice cream and rose bud decorations. Guests included Mrs. M. D. Worley and Mrs. Earl Shaffer. The next meeting is set for April 22 at Mrs. Maude Fenzel’s home, 28 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Needle Club
E. C. Woodworth
South College Street
M. D. Worley
Dowler Home Hosts Bridge Evening Highlights Community Prizes
Mr and Mrs John W Dowter hosted a bridge party at 70 Morris Avenue with three tables. Men’s high went to Mayne Wingett and Professor DeForest Ingerham while women’s high honors went to Mrs M A Grubb and Mrs Harper C Pendry. Decorations featured green candies and shamrocks for St Patrick’s Day after an attractively served supper. Etta Lonas and William Schall announce birth of son Charlies Frederick born March 4. Grandparents are Charles Lonas and Charles Schall. First Methodist Phi Chapter pledges Helen Lyndes Carlene Opp Gwendolyn Mossbarger Josephine Steiner Beatrice Fitch Mary Stutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dowter
Morris Avenue
Mayne Wingett
DeForest Ingerham
M. A. Grubb
Harper C. Pendry
William Scha
Etta Lonas
Athens
Charlies Frederick
Charles Lonas
Charles Schall
Nelsonville
Phi
Kappa Phi Sorority
The
First Methodist Church
Helen Lyndes
North Olmstead
Carlene Opp
Chillicothe
Ohio
Gwendolyn Mossbarger
Washington D. H
Josephine Steiner
Bluffton
Beatrice Fitch
Stockport
Mary Stutz
Windy Day Reflections On March Morning Routine
The piece describes a four day banking holiday creating a relaxed old world mood. Friends discuss films and stars Will Rogers Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper while noting the cheerful distraction from politics and business. The narrator enjoys a brisk March morning with crisp air and a lively wind as a hat is chased by a helpful student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Helen Hayes
Gary Cooper
Music Study Club Debates Hadyn Pieces And Local Moves
The Music Study Club discussed Hadyn as the Monday topic at Miss Helen Cavanugh's Fast Carpenter Street home. A varied program featured piano and violin pieces by local performers followed by refreshments in St Patrick style. The next meeting is set for the first Monday in April at Robert Bingman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadyn
Music Study Club
Helen Cavanaugh
Nellie MacGowan
St. Patrick's
Robert Bingman
Olive Tablets Offer Real Digestion Help
Thousands of stomach sufferers seek the root cause by targeting clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets soothe and arouse the liver, aiding natural function and reducing indigestion, with no griping or cramps. Available in 15 0, 50 and 60 cent sizes.
Faculty Men Present Comedy Here Friday
Ohio University’s Men's Faculty Club and invited Women’s Faculty Club members stage So This Is London a three act comedy by Arthur Goodrich in Alumni Memorial Auditorium Friday night. The closed event features faculty wives in supporting roles with Dean Johnston, Prof. Marquis and others in key parts and Prof. Cooper directing with Jukes handling sets and lighting.
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London
Arthur Goodrich
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Men’s
George M. Cohan
America
England
Beauchamps
Lady Duckworth
L. C. Staats
Sir Percy
Dean John KR. Johnston
Lady Beauchamp
F. B. Dilley
Eleanor
Curtis W. Janssen
Hiram Draper
J. H. Marquis
E. H. Gaylord
Hiram, Jr
Willfred Maudk
William M. Bryant
Athens Junior High School
Alfred Honeycutt
C. EB. Cooper
Raymer McQuiston
Paul Fontaine
W. H. Cooper
Department of Speech
Vincent Jukes
Hobson Study Circle Hosts Guest Speaker On India Travel
Mrs. P. G. Wibbard hosted the Hobson Study Circle at 92 Lancaster Street Tuesday night with three guests. Miss Jone K. Atwood of Ohio University spoke on Indian culture and geography amid scarves lace and textiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Wibbard
Hobson
Lancaster Street
P. J. Huffman
John Gross
James E. Woodworth
Jone K. Atwood
Ohio University
India
Miss Atwood
Mrs Murphey to Visit Akron Family Guest
Mrs Frank R Murphey and her sister Mrs Elizabeth Hartinger of Middleport travel to Akron today to visit their brother Frank Carpenter and his family and Mrs Hartinger’s daughter Mary Elizabeth Hartinger a Akron teacher She will speak tomorrow on a Cleveland radio station as an official in the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Murphey
Elizabeth Hartinger
Middleport
Akron
Frank Carpenter
Hartinger
Mary Elizabeth Hartinger
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Cleveland
Former Shade resident dies in Temple Oklahoma
Mrs. L. A. Wilson, former Athens County resident, died Tuesday at her Temple Oklahoma home. She was daughter of the late Jay Ackley of Jerseyville and moved to Oklahoma about 30 years ago. Her husband once worked at Cline Ice Cream in Athens and later served as a rural mail carrier. She leaves two sons, Lee and Walter, at home, and is survived by sister-in-law Mrs. John Ator of Mechanicsburg and cousins Mrs. Flora Burson and Mrs. John Buck of Athens.
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L. A. Wilson
Athens County
Temple
Okla
Wilson
Jay Ackley
Jerseyville
Oklahoma
Cline
Athens
John Ator
Mechanicsburg
Lee
Walter
Flora Burson
John Buck
Millfield Miner Injured in Poston Mine No. 6 Fall
Everett "Shorty" Ayers of Millfield sustained back injuries Wednesday afternoon when caught under a state fall at Poston Mine No. 6 in Millfield. He was removed to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens for treatment.
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Chauncey
Everett “Shorty” Ayers
Millfield
Poston Mine No. 6
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Birthday dinner honors 78th anniversary in Jacksonville
Chauncey informs that Mr. and Mrs. James Love and granddaughter Shirley Love of Millfield and Mrs. Blanche Brunton and son Donald of Wellston attended a birthday dinner in Jacksonville honoring Mrs. Credalia Cain who celebrated her 78th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Love
Shirley Love
Millfield
Blanche Brunton
Donald
Wellston
Jacksonville
Third Mother's Day Campaign Is Planned
Plans have been completed for the third Annual Mother's Day Campaign by the Maternity Center Association to save women from maternity deaths. Led by Mrs. John Sloane the observance on May Mth will be promoted by medical societies women's clubs and welfare groups nationwide to improve maternity care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maternity Center Association
John Sloane
Sloane
East Sith Street
New York City
Jailed for intoxication in Athens City Jail
Ben Long of Parkersburg West Virginia was jailed in Athens City Jail last night on a charge of intoxication.
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Ben Long
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens City
Bucyrus Work Planning Commission to Control Relief Labor
Bucyrus city council creates a work planning commission with full authority over all labor projects under the city relief system. The commission aims to centralize oversight and implementation of relief works in Bucyrus.
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Bucyrus
Bucyrus City
Mrs Clyde Parrish Guests at Henry Residence
Mrs Clyde Parrish of Coolville visited as house guest of Dr and Mrs J C Henry at 2 West State Street on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Parrish
Coolville
J. C. Henry
West State Street
Has Quilting Party at Millfield Home
Mrs. Herbert Mingus hosted a quilting party at her Millfield home on Tuesday night followed by a refreshment course. Attending were Mrs. G. C. Patton, Mrs. Henry Heffkin, Mrs. H. Q. McDaniel, Mrs. Edward Wade, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. Clarence Sanders and Mrs. Julia Mingus.
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Millfield
Herbert Mingus
G. C. Patton
Henry Heffkin
H. QO. McDaniel
Edward Wade
Elizabeth Robinett
Clarence Sanders
Julia Mingus
Stage Surprise Party for Mrs Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield honors Mrs Elizabeth Robinett with a surprise quilting and pot luck dinner at her home on Wednesday. Neighbors in attendance include Mrs Clarence Sanders, Mrs James Love, Mrs Henry Heffkin, Mrs Louis Sanders, Mrs William Sisson, Mrs Harvey Wade, Mrs Harold Blower, Mrs Grover Patton, Mrs Herman Theisen Jr., and Mrs Daniel Fulton.
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Millfield
Elizabeth Robinett
Clarence Sanders
James Love
Henry Heffkin
Louis Sanders
William Sisson
Harvey Wade
Harold Blower
Grover Patton
Herman Theisen, Jr
Daniel Fulton
Millfield Visits Reported by Local Families
Mrs. Julia Mingus of Sand Ridge spends a week at her son Herbert Mingus in Millfield. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaner and children return to Nelsonville after visiting relatives in Millfield. Shirley Love, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Love, visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Love in Millfield. Earl Anderson, who stayed seven weeks with sister Mrs. Daniel Fulton in Millfield, returns to Connelsville, Pa. Mrs. Fulton, recently seriously ill, shows improvement.
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Julia Mingus
Sand Ridge
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
George Shaner
Nelsonville
Shirley Love
Cecil Love
James Love
Earl Anderson
Daniel Fulton
Connelsville, Pa
Fulton
Lightfoot Family Scarlet Fever Update
In Chauncey Michigan on March 9 the Lightfoot children of Adrian are reported improved from scarlet fever per Floyd Stanley. Mr Lightfoot now ill with the disease and Mrs Lightfoot formerly Margaret Stanley is the eldest daughter of Floyd Stanley and his wife.
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Chauncey
Jack Lightfoot
Adrian
Mich
Floyd Stanley
Lightfoot
Margaret Stanley
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Bridge Club
Farrow Residence
Needle Club
Woodworth Home
Mrs. Dowler
Bridge
Pase
Kappa Phe
Duncan
Mm. i. Bls
Wayneknit
Marian Walters
Ashe
West Union Street
Frank Hannan
Los Angeles
Calif
Hannan
South Court Street
I. V. Brown
Doctor Merwin
Doctor Goldsberry
West Washington Street
Flapper
Fanny
Glavys
Hobson Study Circle
C. O. Burnett
Maude Fenzel
Washington
Roosevelt
Shade
West
Everett Ayers
Mrs. Herbert Mingus
Millfield Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett
Vicks
Miller’s
Hotel
Gordon
Pull Pash
Silk Hosil
Children's New
Pri
Kotex
Dr. West Tooth
Bruss
Cline’s
Petrolugar
Wampoles Prep
Tooth
Wes
Phillins
Kolynos
Souibbs
Vince
Colgate
Burma
Miles Nervine
Syr. Pepsin
Rexall Orderlies
Clut Newe
Clea
Inal
Francys and
Grace Cochrans
Charm Shoppe
South Court St
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