Founders Day Observed by For Feign Missionary Society
The First Methodist Episcopal churchs For Feign Missionary society held a Friday afternoon Founders Day with devotions by Mrs John Gillette and a hymn to open. Members discussed Foreign Missions subscriptions and tithing leaflets while reports covered senior junior branches finances and Chauncey district meeting plans for April 9 featuring Dr Emma Betow. A memorial bouquet honored Mrs John McCune, the societies oldest member, and a large dinner followed with addresses, music, and honorary memberships.
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Bishnor
India
J. L. Pickering
Standard Bearers
J. L. Tritipp
King’s Heralds
Little Light Bearers
Daniel McGurk
McGurk
John McCune
Society
Samuel McCune
Cleveland
Society. In Behalf of the Society, Doctor McGurk
McCune
H. J. Holcomb
For Missionary Society
Parker
Butler
Dorothy Holcomb
L. W. Kelly
Fred Lee Tom
A. R. Kresge
Amesville Club Hosts Monday Evening Guest Dinner
The Amesville Music and Study club plans a Monday evening dinner at the Colonial to observe guest day with members and attendees expected to join in the event.
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Amesville Music and Study Club
Reading Club Hosts Mercer Evening at the Colonial
Dr and Mrs W F Mercer hosted the Reading club Friday at the Colonial. The program featured Civilization the Perilous Adventure from Harper s magazine October issue with readers Mrs James P Porter and Prof C N Mackinnon and leaders Mrs F D Forsyth and Mr Roger J Jones.
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Reading Club
W. F. Mercer
Colonial
Harpers
James P. Porter
C. N. Mackinnon
F. D. Forsyth
Roger J. Jones
Danes dance Saturday at Mens Union hosted by Torch
A Saturday night dance at the Mens Union was sponsored by Torch, the honorary men's campus group, inviting students to participate in the campus social event.
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Mens Union
Torch
Sayre Study Circle Elects Officers at Meet
The Sayre Study Circle met Saturday at Mrs. R. J. Studer’s home 155 Grosvenor Street. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. O. E. McClure president Mrs. M. H. Hallett first vice president Mrs. Henry Link second vice president Mrs. R. J. Studer recording secretary Mrs. F. E. Harshman corresponding secretary and Mrs. A. E. Wagner treasurer. The program closed with a paper on Living Composers of Music by Mrs. Emil K.
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Sayre
R. J. Studer
Grosvenor Street
O. E. McClure
M. H. Hallett
Henry Link
F. E. Harshman
A. E. Wagner
Initiation Ceremonies For Alpha Gamma Delta Held
Initiation ceremonies at the home of Miss Dorothy Dailey 9 North Congress street concluded with a dinner at the Varsity Inn honoring the initiates Miss Dorothy Yenney Piqua Miss Mary Brenne Logan Miss Frances Finney Jackson Miss Marianna Bing Athens and Miss Georgianna Meek Cleveland.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Dorothy Dailey
North Congress Street
Varsity Inn
Dorothy Yenney
Piqua
Mary Brenne
Logan
Frances Finney
Jackson
Marianna Bing
Athens
Georgianna Meek
Cleveland
Sorority Breakfasts Held at Windsor Tea Room
This morning two sorority initiation breakfasts were served at Windsor Tea Room. Pi Kappa Sigma held a 20-cover event at % o'clock and Alpha Delta Pi hosted a 25-cover breakfast at 10 o'clock.
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Windsor
Pi Kappa Sigma
Alpha Delta Pi
Woman’s Athletic Association Dance At Ohio University
The first dance by the Woman's Athletic Association of Ohio University drew over 200 dancers at the Men's Union Friday night. The informal affair featured campus orchestral music and a grand march led by Miss Florence Shumaker and Mr. George Collins as the association marked its second year.
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Woman’s Athletic Association of
Ohio University
Florence Shumaker
George Collins
Alpha Xi Delta Patronesses Honor Chapter At Varsity Inn
The patronesses of Alpha Xi Delta entertained at 6 o clock dinner Saturday at the Varsity Inn honoring the active chapter pledges and new patroness Mrs Oscar Fulton. Covers were laid for 35 with spring flowers as table decorations. Hostesses included Mrs L G Worstell Mrs C H Harris Mrs M E Twiss Mrs F W Bush Mrs N J Wolfe Mrs A A Atkinson and Mrs John H Preston. Saturday morning initiation followed by a breakfast and tea dance in the afternoon for the sorority.
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Alpha XI Dlta
Var Iy Inn
Oscar Fulton
L. G. Worstell
C. H. Harris
M. E. Twiss
F. W. Bush
N. J. Wolfe
A. A. Atkinson
John H. Preston
Alpha Xi Delta
Varsity Inn
Young Frank Wheeler Dew Celebrates Third Birthday
Frank Wheeler Dew marked his third birthday Saturday at home 384 South College Street. Eighteen children attended from 2 to 4 pm, with pink and white decorations and individual cakes for each guest. Out of town guest William Byron Wolfe of Logan attended.
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Frank Wheeler Dew
Wheeler Dew
South College Street
William Byron Wolfe
Logan
Biddle Family Back From Gallipolis After Weekend Visit
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Biddle and daughter Marjorie of Gallipolis return home today after a weekend trip to visit relatives and attend the high school tournament.
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J. S. Biddle
Marjorie
Gallipolis
Dern Family Motor Trip To Dayton For Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs FE D Dern and their daughter drove to Dayton to visit relatives over the weekend.
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FE. D. Dern
Dayton
Local Couple Hosts and Travel to Columbus
Prof and Mrs C J Quick and Miss Mery Parker of Parkersburg West Virginia stayed as guests of Mr and Mrs R I Zimmerman on Richland Avenue over Friday. They drove to Columbus on Saturday.
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C. J. Quick
Mery Parker
Parkersburg
W. Va
R. I. Zimmerman
Richland Avenue
Columbus
Mrs Elizabeth Stanley Visits with Snowville Guests
Mrs Elizabeth Stanley accompanied by Miss Louise Welch of Snowville visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Everett Saulters at 121 Franklin Avenue for a family gathering.
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Elizabeth Stanley
Louise Welch
Snowville
Everett Saulters
Franklin Avenue
Social Literary club hostesses to meet Tuesday
Mrs. Frank B. Dilley of 196 East State Street will host the Social Literary club at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon. The Patras club will be guests and both clubs will be addressed by Mrs. W. H. Schwartz of Portsmouth, southeast district vice president of the Ohio Women's Federated clubs.
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Frank B. Dilley
East State Street
Patras Club
W. H. Schwartz
Portsmouth
Ohio Women’s Federated Clubs
King family returns home after Crooksville visit
Mrs. C. M. King and her son Joe travel back to Crooksville following a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hyde at 13 North Lancaster Street.
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D. G. Tewksbury
Frank Buxton
North Congress Street
Cleveland
Carl Tewksbury
Murphysboro
Tewksbury
Local visitors return home after Florida trip
Dr and Mrs C L Jones arrive Monday at noon from Florida after visits in St Petersburg and St Lauderdale. Dr W W Lee Dr L G Bean and Dr R J Studer attended a Rewinkle dental society meeting in Chillicothe on Saturday.
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C. L. Jones
Florida
St. Petersburg
St. Lauerdale
W. W. Lee
L. G. Bean
R. J. Studer
Chillicothe
Rewinkle Dental Society
Social club guests in Athens host cards and events
Mrs Newton H Johnson and Mrs R D Williams entertained four bridge tables with college chums and Chi Omega sisters. Mrs Edward Jennings won high and Mrs Wilson Carr second. Mrs Anne K Shafer visits The Beeches with Mr and Mrs F W Bush. Mrs William H Schwartz from Portsmouth arrives to address Federated clubs and attend teas and study circles through the week with Athens club women.
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Newton H. Johnson
Byrd Puthuff
Ironton
Florida
R. D. Williams
Bridge
Park Place
Chi Omega
Johnson
Ohio University
Edward Jennings
Wilson Carr
Anne K. Shafer
McConnelsville
F. W. Bush
The
Beeches
Bush
William H. Schwartz
Portsmouth
Women’s Federated Clubs
Athens Federated Clubs
Schwartz
Pallas
Child's Conservation League
Hobson
Higley and
Sayre
Skivents Club
MWigh High PTA Receives First Meeting in New Auditorium
The MWigh School Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday at 7 PM in the new West Side school auditorium. A public initiation of the National Honorary Society will be held and a program of special music is planned. All interested are invited to attend.
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Mwigh
West Side
National Honorary Society
Death telegrams Mrs Agnes Jordan learns sister-in-law passes
Mrs Agnes Jordan received a telegram announcing the death on Monday of her sister-in-law Mrs Jerry Thompson at her Springfield home. Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Eliza Hubbel of Rutland.
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Agnes Jordan
Jerry Thompson
Springfield
Thompson
Eliza Hubbel
Rutland
Carpenter Couple Visiting Mother In State
Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter were in the area this Saturday with Mrs Parker Carpenter of 187 East State Street to spend time with her.
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Fred Carpenter
Jujibus
Parker Carpenter
East State Street
Worthman family visit to McArthur and Hayes
Mrs. W. H. Worthman and her sons Robert and Kenneth spent Saturday in McArthur with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hayes.
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W. H. Worthman
Robert
Kenneth
McArthur
R. A. Hayes
Local Niece Guests Attend Weekend Basketball Tourney
Mrs. Ralph Windsor hosts her nieces Lucille Eleanor and Mildred Smith and cousin Alice Louise Russell of Pomeroy for the weekend as they attend the basketball tournament.
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Ralph Windsor
North Court Street
Lucille
Eleanor
Mildred Smith
Alice Louise Russell
Pomeroy
Mansfield trip for Haney Walker Averill family
Mrs. Scott Haney Miss Mary Walker Mr. Guy Walker and their niece Frances Lowry traveled to Mansfield on a weekend visit to their brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. R G Averill.
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Scott Haney
Mary Walker
Guy Walker
Frances Lowry
Mansfield
R. G. Averill
Phi Sigma Hoo Doo Dance at Elk's Club Friday
Phi Sigma Chi held a late winter Hoo Doo dance hosted by Mrs. W. W. Lee at 46 Grosvenor Street with an eight piece orchestra. The event formed a bright program for the Current Club at the Elk's club rooms starting at 7 o'clock Friday night.
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Phi Sigma
Babylonians credited with dividing day into hours minutes and seconds
The article notes that the Babylonians are believed to be the first to divide the day into hours minutes and seconds, outlining early time-keeping origins and methods.
Chewing Gum Boost In Chinese Imports Reported
Washington reports show a large year over year increase in imports of chewing gum from the United States as the Department of Commerce notes elevated trade in the sector.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Boarding House List Ordinance Enforced in Tokyo
Tokyo police enforce local rule requiring boarding house operators to display a visible list of all residents outside each property. The order aims to identify occupants and ensure compliance with housing regulations.
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Tokyo
Irene Castle Corticelli Fashions Inspire Spring Styles
The article highlights Irene Castle Corticelli Fashions with a focus on new frock designs for spring. It notes innovations such as a square neckline, a transforming long scarf that forms a front flounce, and a flat back with front elaboration. Crepe Ensemble fabric features lace in contrasting ombre tones.
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Irene Castle
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