Jens Chapter of OES Conducts Impressive Obligation Rites
Jens Chapter of the Eastern Star held an obligation ceremony Monday night at the regular meeting. Officers carried flowers and candles while Covert led a musical program arranged by Fred Lee Tom. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens
O.E.S
Order of the Eastern Star
X Covert
J. W. Hudson
Fred Lee Tom
R. J. Studer
Thomas Gibson
William Drake
W. E. Clark
Lucille Duffee
B. M. Covert
James Day
Jessie Drake
Lucile Duffee
Solo
Ara Westfall
James Earich
Charles Cameron
Georgia Kilpatrick
Daughters of Union Veterans
Fred Slaughter
Club Meeting Updates Constitution and Dues
Mrs. Taylor led the lub Program C meeting at 0 East State Street with a business session and a change in constitution. Papers were distributed and the afternoon featured reviews of England's Statesman and Of America. Irene Hand spoke on Athens Faculty and Mrs. Pitt presented a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Gternoon
Am Pitt
England
Statesman
P. W. Wil Irene Hand
Athens
of America
James Adams
E. A. Taylor
E. D. Murch
East Palestine
Roy Saylor
West State Street
Doctor Murch
First Christian Church
Dr and Mrs Jones Host Small Dinner for Daughter
Dr and Mrs C L Jones at University Terrace hosted a quiet dinner Saturday for their daughter Ruth Jones a Cleveland schoolteacher who traveled in and back the same weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roland Jones Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush Mrs Julian M Snyder Ruth Jones and the Joneses themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Ruth Jones
Cleveland
Roland
Jones
Gordon K. Bush
Julian M. Snyder
Householder Relatives Safe in Quake Region
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Householder of 11 Lancaster Street received a telegram Sunday from California relatives confirming their safety after an earthquake. Relatives include J. L. Householder and C. L. Householder of Newhall, W. J. Davis and J. M. Davis, both of Newhall, and H. C. Householder of Los Angeles. Also, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Ellis spent Sunday in Columbus visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Householder
Lancaster Street
California
Mr. Householder
J. L Householder
C. L. Householder
Mrs. M. T. Ellis
Columbus
F. P. Frebault
Francis, Jr
Hubert
J. W. Sands
Grosvenor Street
Adolph Heckman
Los Angeles
Calif
Trimble
Heckman
Sigma Alpha Iota Recital Wednesday at Ohio University
Sigma Alpha Iota presents a pledge recital in Music Hall at Ohio University Wednesday March 15 at 8 p m. Performances include contralto Virginia Englebeck soprano Alice Beasley pianists Alice May Wilson Jane Gill and Katherine Armagida organist Gretchen Bryant featuring Handel Debussy Eastwood Lane Albeniz Sequeira van der Stucker Sibelius Weber and Boethaan works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority
Music Hall
Ohio University
Handel
Virginia Englebeck
Alice Beasley
Debussy
Eastwood Lane
Alice May Wilson
Five Eyes
Gibbs
Sequidilla
Albeniz
Zortzico
D. Sequeira
Jane Gill
Frank van der Stucker
Romance
Sibelius
Perpetual Motion
Weber
Katherine Armagida
Toccata
Boethaan
Gretchen Bryant
Funeral notices and social updates from Springfield area
Attends Summers funeral in Springfield for Kenneth Summers who died of pneumonia in Clearfield Indiana. Services at 1805 Warder Street Wednesday at 1 50 p m. Mrs Summers is a niece of Arthur Hunter and Mina Fry. Also reports visits, meetings and travels of local residents and church groups with a list of names and places in Athens Ohio area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hunter
Mina Fry
Springfield
Kenneth Summers
Clearfield
Warder Street
Summers
Doris McQuay
Hunter
Miss Fry
Moratorium Measure Up Before Ohio House
The Ohio House considers the Best Bill to cap mortgage foreclosures with a temporary moratorium. Endorsed by Governor White, it would allow common pleas judges to extend foreclosure sales until February 1, 1935, facing possible opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio House of Representatives
White
Common Pleas
A Baby For You Campaign Promised By Mrs Mildred Owens
A classified ad urges readers denied a baby to write Mrs Mildred Owens at 1415 Coates House Kansas City Missouri for a simple home method she used after 15 years of denial. It claims many others found happiness through this method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Adv
Spring Prints and Procrastination in Daily Life
The piece reflects on choosing spring dresses with unusual prints to avoid fashion clashes and then shifts to the dread of routine tasks. It notes the joy of finishing a chore like darned socks, feeling self-righteous, while acknowledging future efforts to tackle lingering tasks such as cleaning dresser drawers.
Floods Bring Back 1907 Memories On Hock-Hocking
The Hock-Hocking River overflows its banks with muddy water and drifting wood. The writer recalls the 1907 flood when a boat rescue brought them from a front entrance to safety, imagining a royal escape with a brave boatman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooded
Death of Theodore Fleming at Amesville
Theodore Fleming 14, born April 17 1958 in Ames Township, died after a year long illness at his home near Amesville. Funeral at 1 pm Thursday at the family home with burial on the Fleming farm. He leaves a widow Marcella Woodyard and four children Nellie Ahle William Theodore Jr and Cora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Fleming
Ames Township
Amesville
Fleming
Daniel Fleming
Athens County
New York City
Theodore Fieming
Joseph
Texas
Lincoln
James Linscott
Florida
William Balderson
Marcella Woodyard
Mre
Nellie Ahle
William
Theodore Jr
Cora
Playshop To Offer Comedy Thursday At Ohio University
Ohio University playshop presents a one act comedy Tea Pot on the Rocks Thursday night at 7 o clock at Ewing Auditorium with no admission charge. The play centers on two businesslike debs and features Carol Creed Lois Splittorf Tom Craig in leading roles with Bill Snyder Bill art as named characters. Co directors Peggy Fermer and Doct Coleman oversee the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Playshop
Ewing Atrutorium
Ike
Bill Snyder
Bill
Art
Willie
Carol Creed
Lois Splittorf
Tom Craig
Adeline Hebbard
Suppressious Society
Peggy Fermer
Doct Coleman
Sonia musical comedy to be presented at Athens High
A. H. 8 Present Sonia a musical comedy Friday night at the Athens Senior High School Building. Esther Cakenougher stars as Sonia with Edward Wise, Julian Bing, Joe Gill and many others in a plot from Oxford University to Siberian scenes. The cast includes a Russian chorus and student chorus with a Flower girl and dance chorus. Ruth McConnel directs the High School orchestra. A special act by Herpel Saunders will accompany the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cakenougher
Sonia
Edward Wise
Julian Bing
Joe Gill
Athens Senior High
Russia
Joe Bardin
Maurice
Ruth Phillips
Sally
Agnes Kilpatrick
Peggy
Marjorie Beasley
Martha
Lois McCoy
Veda Verona
Fred Rief
Boris
Roderick Eddy
Drosky
Wade Hatch
Marines
Susan Lash
Frances Wilkes
Bob Bird
Machine McLeod
Gene Parrett
Violet Strah
Paul Jones
Kathleen Carpenter
Robert Wheaton
Russell Bolinger
Wilson Baker
Willard Smith
Dale Gaitten
Maynard Aldridge
Merritt Preston
Normandy Burgett
Leona Dillon
Helen Hayes
Phyllis Schuler
Evelyn Ruston
Kathryn Burson
Clarice McDaniel
Helen Stacy
Eveleth Atkinson
Charles Gross
Ferol Betz
Charles Herman
Andy Kilenich
Jack Meister
Charles Sias
Deloria Henderson
Ann Beasley
Florence Harvey
Virginia Sams
Helen Jones
Kathryn Burgess
Avanelle Spriggs
Darrel Tom
Louise Kelley
Margaret Guthrie
Catherine Connett
Roberta Chism
Betty McCoy
Dorothy Duncan
Pauline Masterton
Elinore Hitchcock
Thora Olson
Helen Gibson
Count Arco Arrested for Hitler Assassination Plot
Munich reports Count Anton Arco arrested and confessing to plans to kill Chancellor Adolf Hitler. He had killed Bavaria’s socialist premier Kurt Eisner in February 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
Count Anton Arco
Adolf Hitler
Count Arco
Kurt Essner
Deaths Lead Births In Shortest Month
Deaths in Athens County during February exceeded births by five. The report from the health department lists 36 births and 40 deaths outside Athens city, with Athens city recording 5 births and 9 deaths in February. Total county births 41 and deaths 49 for the month. January totals were 45 births and 2 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Health Department
Alexander
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
See
Lodi
Rome
Troy
Trimble
Waterloo
York
Mother of Eight Killed by Truck in Lancaster Incident
Lancaster March 14 Mrs John Wagner mother of eight was killed when struck by a truck driven by Benjamin J Bennett 30 Columbus. The accident followed another collision injuring two youths John Richardson 22 and Jack Bowling 20 from New Straitsville. Mrs Wagner had just given first aid to the injured youths when she was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John Wagner
Benjamin J. Bennett
Columbus
New Straitsville
John Richardson
Jack Bowling
Thomas Endle
Wagner
Richardson
Bennett
Myers Says Merrell Hasn't Renewed Highway Bond
Secretary of State George C. Myers announced an investigation found State Director of Highways O W Merrell did not renew his ten thousand dollar bond as highway director. Myers opposed transferring the motor vehicles department from the secretary of state to the highway department as a House bill nears Senate passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
George 8S
Myers
O. W. Merrell
Secretary of State
Highway Department
House of Representatives
Senate
Blame Safecrackers For Murder in Ohio
Cleveland police report the death of P. M. Schieffer, vice president of the H G Barker Company, found beaten on a store balcony. Investigators say safe crackers broke in to rob strong boxes on the ground floor, suggesting homicide in this office supplies firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
P. M. Schieffer
H G. Barker Company
Schiieffer
James Hogan
Soviet Charges Four Britons With Plotting
The Soviet secret police charged four English Metropolitan-Vickers employees with plotting to wreck Soviet electric power stations. London newspapers reported the arrests as potentially breaching diplomatic relations if Russia’s explanation proves unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Metropolitan-Vickers Co. Ltd
England
Mat
Russia
Farmer Problems Topic for Meeting at Athens Grange Hall
The meeting at Athens Grange Hall Wednesday afternoon will cover farming issues. T. H. Johnson and W. W. Brownfield will outline county trends with charts. Paul Fankhauser of Ohio State University will discuss long term economic trends and prices. The meeting begins at 1 30 p m and invites public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Grange Hall
T. H. Johnson
Athens
Paul Fankhauser
Ohio State University
Athens County
W. W. Brownfield
State Representative K Mardis Reported Improved
Athens County state representative K Mardis was reported much improved today by his son in law L Hoisington. He slept well last night and rested today after illness that began in Columbus. Prolonged legislative sessions were blamed for the health breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Mardis
Athens County
L. Hoisington
Senator Would Limit Activities of Banks in Ohio
In Columbus on March 14 Senator L L Marshall Republican Cleveland introduced a resolution to require Ohio banks to confine their activities to banking. He argued that depositors and stockholders would be better safeguarded by curbing sideline activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Sen. L. Ll. Marshall
Clevland
Marshall
Urge Support of Bill Now Before Senate
The Crusaders of Ohio urged Senators Simeon P D Fess and Robert Bulkley to vote for President Roosevelt's Economy bill before the Senate. Philip Mather, chairman of the Ohio division, spoke for about 50 000 members and denounced organized minority groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
the Crusaders of
Ohio
Simeon PD. Fess
Robesert Bulkley
Roosevelt
Senate
Philip Mather
Cleveland man pardoned and allowed alias change
May USF alias Cleveland reports Glenn Smeeman a Cleveland businessman long known as Harry Stane ley was granted legal permission to use his alias and has been pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Glenn Smeeman
Colorado
Harry Staneley
Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Swanson for Weak Women
After the birth of her son Mrs Swanson of Lyndhurst Ohio credits the Vegetable Compound with relieving her bearing down and weakness. She recommends it to nervous and run down women and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. B. Swanson
Brainard Road
Lyndhurst
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Lggrert
Mrs. Taylor
East State Street
Ustend Optical Meet
Mr. ©. C. Millikan
Associa
Russell
Herrold Russell, Jr
Zanesville
W. H. Herrold
North Street
Dr. and
Mrs. Jones
Luckoff
Sigma Alpha Iota
Rev. Murch
Herb J. Parker
Sugar Grove
Ben Biddie
Elaine Roe
Utica High School
A. B. Roe
Elmwood Place
Will Hill
Anna H. Shinnick
Woman's Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
U. V
The
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Prescription Store
Courthols
Marian Walters
Theo Fleming
Playshop
A. H
Oxford University
Missouri
Siberia
Hitler
Copsright
the Americas Tobacco Company
Mother of Light
Merrell
Mardis
May Usf
W. State
Acme Dry Cleaners
Actire
Blue Grass
Kentucky
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