Mrs Nabby Lee Ames Delegates to D A R State Conference
Mrs J T Merwin will represent the Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R at the Cincinnati State Conference from Monday to Thursday noon. Mrs C D Dailey Albany chapter regent also departs to report on state work. Headquarters Hotel Gibson. Netherland Plaza hosts a banquet for Mrs Lowell Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Nabby Lee Ames
Cincinnati
J. T. Merwin
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. D. Dailey
Albany
Hotel Gibson
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Lowell Hobart
Washington, D. C
Merwin
George Harold Blacker
Margery
Dinner Bridge Club At Members Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur EF. Martin hosted their bridge club at their home on North Shannon Avenue. A dinner preceded the game as three tables played with only members as guests. Mrs. Fred McCoy took the women’s high score honors and Mr. Fred Wheaton won the men’s high score trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur EF. Martin
North Shannon Avenue
Fred McCoy
Fred Wheaton
Nabby Lee Ames DAR to Meet Saturday at 2 PM
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will gather Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with host Mrs. H D Henry of 6 South College Street. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Russell W Finsterwald Mrs. Harry M Roach Mrs. John Cross Mrs. Helen Lawrence from Athens Mrs. John M Howard of Amesville and Mrs. W M Kampf of Coolville. Miss Mary Kahler and Mrs. F W Reed will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
H. D. Henry
South College Street
Hos~tesses
Russell W. Finsterwald
Harry M. Roach
John Cross
Helen Lawrence
Athens
John M. Howard
Amesville
W. MF. Kampf
Coolville
Mary Kahler
F. W. Reed
Mother's Day Plans and Lodge Meeting Scheduled
Tonight at 7 in the Girl Scout rooms of the Standards committee captains and patrol leaders will plan Mother’s Day events and a rally on March 25. Pocahontas Lodge meets Wednesday at 7:30 in Red Men’s Hall with a banco party and refreshments after. Miss Helen Townsend attends the D A R conference in Cincinnati. Miss Mary Friedrich returns to Massillon after visiting California and Ohio University secretary Lucille Friedrich’s death. Charles E. Fish leaves for Columbus after Athens weekend. Phil Robinson of Warren visits with family in Massillon. West Side PTA meets tonight at 7 with a penny social to follow.
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Girl Scout
Standards Committee
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
A _ banco
Mary Friedrich
California
Anna Friedrich
Massillon
Lucille Friedrich
8. H. Bing
Ohio University
Cleveland
Musterole Advertises Cold Relief For Chest And Throat
This vintage ad touts Musterole as fast relief for chest and throat cold distress. It claims effectiveness with hourly application for five hours and describes Musterole as a counter irritant that penetrates to stimulate circulation and draw out infection. It notes a milder children’s version and endorsement by doctors and nurses.
Party Honors Eleventh Birthday of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Delph Farber hosted a Saturday birthday party at their Richland Avenue home for their daughter Thelma Ruth turning eleven. Activities included games and a cake with candy favors. guests included Irene Shafter Virginia Shafter Erva Tubbs Zelma Tubbs Dorothy Morrison Dorothy Nicholson Louise Cash Margaret Ashton Eula Mae Ashton Dorothy Baker Anna Baker Ruth Cooper Frank Cox Beatrice Tucker Pauline Gold Neva Walker Bernice Sutton Eileen Baughman and Margaret Shaffer with Mrs Parker assisted by Helen Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delph Farber
Richland Avenue
Thelma Ruth
Irene Shafter
Virginia Shafter
Erva Tubbs
Zelma Tubbs
Dorothy Morrison
Dorothy Nicholson
Louise Cash
Margaret Ashton
Eula Mae Ashton
Dorothy Baker
Anna Baker
Ruth Cooper
Frank Cox
Beatrice Tucker
Pauline Gold
Neva Walker
Bernice Sutton
Eileen Baughman
Margaret Shaffer
Parker
Helen Dixon
Couple Hosts Bridge Night At Their Home
Mr and Mrs Eddie Brown entertained two tables of bridge at 7 McKinley Avenue Saturday evening. Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Watson Wolfe of Nelsonville. Mrs Max Bartoe won the women s high score and Mr Watson Wolfe won the men s score. Lunch followed the game. DR Alpha Xi Delta announces initiation of Elizabeth Duckworth Doris Kemp Francis Segner Elizabeth Purvianae Elizabeth Lope Alice Lorena Mackay Clementine Springer Mary Mc Garvey Jane Donaldson Miriam Donaldson Martha White Nancy Lee Garrison and Mrs Harold Dewey and daughter arrive to spend the week with Mrs W L Slutz family. Mrs Robert Will and son Bobby visit relatives in McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brown
McKinley Avenue
Watson Wolfe
Nelsonville
Max Bartoe
DR. Alpha Xi Delta
Elizabeth Duckworth
Johnstown
Doris Kemp
Middletown
Francis Segner
Massillon
Elizabeth Purvianae
Smithfield
Jane Donaldson
Miriam Donaldson
Martha White
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Lope
Manchester
Alice Lorena Mackay
Warren
Clementine Springer
Ashley
Mary McGarvey
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harold Dewey
Garrison
Nancy Lee
W. L. Slutz
Prof
Raymond Slutz
South Congress Street
Charity Dance Brings $100 for Athens County Children
An Armory benefit dance last Friday netted $100 for the Athens Clothing Center. An McBee Binder Company employee turned over the funds to buy shoes underclothes and overalls for Athens County school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Clothing Center
McBee Binder Company
Armory
Athens County
Waltonians to Meet and Plan With Athens County Grange
Izaak Walton League members meet at 7 30 tonight in the City Building to discuss plans for the Athens County Grange event on April 5. A box supper is planned by members for March 24 at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonians
Multthens Izaak Walton League
Athens County Grange
Armory
Two Hundred Teachers Set for Institute March Twenty Six
More than 200 teachers will attend the Athens County Institute of the year on March 26 announced by Superintendent Alex Root. Dr. E A Hansen of Ohio University and Rufus Putnam Training School will speak in the morning, Supt H L Sullivan of Marietta Public Schools in the afternoon, with final address by B E Hughes on health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Teachers Institute
Alex Root
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Rufus Putnam
Supt
H. L. Sullivan
Marietta Public Schools
Hansen
Sullivan
B. E. Hughes
Potatoes Fall Back On In Diet Without Their Starch
When potato supplies wane households turn to beans, peas, lentils, hominy, macaroni, rice and other substitutes. The article notes potatoes add minerals and balance acids in meals while rice and pasta raise acidity, urging mineral-rich vegetables and tomato combinations to compensate. It highlights dried beans varieties, spring greens with beans, and cautions against assuming starch substitutes equal potatoes for mineral balance. Tomorrow’s menu previews balanced meals featuring halibut, rice timbales, beets, and citrus in a multi-course plan.
County educators to discuss school recreation and departments
County leaders outline upcoming departmental meetings focusing on physical education and recreation in schools. Key participants include Mattie K. James and John Mourn for primary and intermediate divisions, Kathryn Metzger for home economics, Virginia Knecht for English, and Ralph Barker for agriculture and commercial studies, with many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie K. James
Canaanville
John Mourn
Voonville
Kathryn Metzger
Hollister
Virginia Knecht
Coolville
Forrest Guthrie
Jacksonville-Trimbie
Ralph Barker
New Marshfield
Smith-Hughes Agriculture
Mary Elconin
Buchtel
Commercial
Fire Damages Chauncey School
Chauncey March 15 fire discovered at the Washington School building about 6 am. First four grades affected. Chauncey fire engine responded. flames gained headway in the hallway and smoke poured from the building. The blaze was extinguished. a room wall and flooring burned. Officials suspect electrical wires caused the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaunckey
Washington
Chauncey
Neck exercises to prevent sagging and improve circulation
A short guide urges women to exercise the neck with head rotations and a floor lift. It describes a sequence: drop the head, rotate to each shoulder and chest, then reverse direction, followed by a face-down lift to relax tense neck muscles and boost circulation.
Four-Room Schoolhouse Serves Local Children
The building is a four room frame structure with Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Tucker as janitors. Teachers include Ruth Bridgewater Evelyn Sims Christine Porter and Zaa Close. One hundred fifty children attend the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Tucker
Ruth Bridgewater
Evelyn Sims
Christine Porter
Zaa Close
Easter Pageant Planned by Millfield Methodist Class
A pageant titled Gods Candles to be performed at Millfield Methodist Church Easter Sunday evening by Seekers of the Noblest Bible Class under Mrs Bertha Simpson. The 12 girls will stage candle lighting for an impressive service directed by Mrs Simpson and Miss Pauline Tracy. Sunrise prayer at 6 30 Easter morning. Admission extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Millfield Methodist Church
Bertha Simpson
Simpson
Pauline Tracy
Noblest Bible Class Meeting in Mullfield
Seekers of the Noblest Bible Class of Mullfield Methodist Episcopal met at Miss Margaret Marshall's home with class president Miss Pauline Tracy in charge. Mrs. Leonard Simpson attended as teacher, and after the business session refreshments were served to class members Willo Powell Marietta Chadwell May Howard Helen Russell Clara Misner Kathryn Gillespie Grace Stace Hazel Willis Pauline Tracy and visitors Leonard Simpson junior and Mr and Mrs John Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mullfield Methodist Episcopal
Churen
Margaret Marshall
Pauline Tracy
Leonard Simpson
Willo Powell
Marietta Chadwell
May Howard
Helen Russell
Clara Misner
Kathryn Gillespie
Grace Stace
Hazel Willis
Pauline Tracy and Quisitors
Leonard Simpson and Son
John Marshall
New Home Making Sewing Class Planned at The Plains
ORGANIZE NEW CLASS THE PLAINS, March 15. Mrs. T M Wolfe of Athens will be at The Plains School at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon to organize a new home making class in sewing. Members of her other class and new members are expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
T M. Wolfe
Athens
the Plains School
Pythian Sisters Chauncey Club Meets at Mrs Arthur Smith Home
Chauncey March meeting of the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters will be held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Arthur Smith
Main Street
Wheels Within Wheels Applies to Eggs Too in Chauncey
Mrs Gabriel Pencelli of Chauncey reports finding a freak egg while preparing to bake. She broke a large egg and found a small egg with a hard shell inside, the small egg remaining intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gabriel Pencelli
Visit at Rose Farm Chauncey Ohio
March 15 report notes Mr and Mrs J Adams of Jackson Michigan visiting Mrs Adams son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A L Preston in Chauncey during a trip to Rose Farm Ohio where they were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bartoe Mrs Adams has recently recovered from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Farm
Chauncey
Mrs Swart Honored By Community In Chauncey
Chauncey on March 15 saw Mrs. Harry Swart honored by local residents in a community gathering. Attendees included neighbors and friends who praised her years of service and kindness to local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harry Swart
Mem
Busy Bee Club Members Gather For Birthday Night
The Busy Bee Club met Friday at Mrs Glyde Jorden home on Mill Street to celebrate Mrs Swart birthday anniversary. Members present included Mrs Gabriel Pencelli Mrs Lawrence Tennerrill Mrs Dane Osborne Mrs Charles Sweeney Mrs Gerald Blackford Mrs Harry Swart Mrs Eddie Blackford and Mrs Jorden. The group planned to meet next Friday at Mrs A L Preston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Busy Bee Club
Glyde Jorden
Mill Street
Swart
Gabriel Pencelli
Lawrence Tennerill
Dane Osborne
Charles Sweeney
Gerald Blackford
Harry Swart
Eddie Blackford
Jorden
A. L. Preston
Mrs Dean Family Moves to Converse Street Residence
Mrs John Dean and family relocate from Chauncey tower end to the Robinson property on Converse Street. They previously lived in Millfield then Sugar Creek before moving to Chauncey a few months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Dean
Tower End
Robinson Property
Converse Street
Dean
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Mrs Ira Cunningham Walks Without Crutches
Chauncey residents report Mrs Ira Cunningham is able to be about her home without crutches after a seriously sprained ankle two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ira Cunningham
Fellowship Night Planned by Chauncey Church of Christ
Chauncey March 15 The Chauncey Church of Christ will observe a Fellowship Night on Thursday under the leadership of Rev Miles Hoon A program features a playlet by women from the Trimble Church of Christ The program and invitation committees list several named members and during the social hour refreshments will be served by the committee in charge All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Miles Hoon
Trimbie Church of Christ
Joe King
Lauretta Fielder
Ciel Cunningham
Ruth Fiske
Gladys Pickering
Helen Howard
395 Families Aided By Chauncey Center
Chauncey committees report food distributed Saturday to 395 families in the district via the community commissary. Mine representatives include Guss Graham for Chauncey mine No 25 Ray Tucker for White Ash mine Pete Collins and L D Poston for Millfield mine and Herman Theisen Jr. for Gar field Nicholson Chauncey serves as general secretary of the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Guss Graham
White Ash
Ray Tucker
Millfield
Pete Collins
L. Db
Poston
Herman Theisen
Garfield Nicholson
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D. A. KR
Henry Home
Helen Townsend
Charles E. Fish
Columbus
Phil Robinson
Robinson
Phyllis Annette
Mr. Robinson
Nell F. Robinson
Grosvenor Street
SOC
West Side Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Will
Fittie
Bobby
McArthur
Will
Herbert S. Burson
Maplewood Drive
Chauncey School
Bradfied
Messenger
Chauncey, Millfield
the Plains
Millfield Church
Mer
Isaac Wilson
Children’s Mittens
Rurses
Sherbets
Chauncey Center
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