Chi Omega Alumnae Host Charity Bridge Evening
Chi Omega Alumnae Club held a charity bridge night at the Chi Omega chapter house 105 College St to benefit the Sheltering Arms Hospital Children’s Charity Ward. Prizes went to Mrs. Roger J. Jones Miss Irene Devlin Mrs. Byron Danford and Mrs. Russell Crane with cakes awarded to Miss Esther Dunham and Mrs. James R. Patrick.
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Chi Omega
College St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Roger J. Jones
Irene Devlin
Byron Danford
Russell Crane
Esther Dunham
James R. Patrick
H. C. Dorman
P. F. Good
Charles Reamer
Birthday Dinner Honors Carmichael Family at 116 University Terrace
A March birthday surprise for Mr. and Mrs. James Carmichael featured a cafeteria style dinner at their home. Guests included many Carmichael relatives, the Beveridges, Green family, and 89 year old matriarch to 10 month old infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carmichael
University Terrace
Marcia Green
William Green
Blanche Davis
Carmichael
George Beveridge
New Marshfield
S. F. Beveridge
Melvin
Jean
Pearl
Donna
Bobbie
Kenneth
Kitty
John Carmichael
Barbara Lou
Owen Carmichael
Earl Carmichael
Pearl Carmichael
Joyce
Raymond Carmichael
Daisy
Don Howard
Needle Club at Reading Home
The Tuesday Needle Club met at 35 Franklin Ave Reading with 19 members and three guests Mrs. George Minameyer Mrs. Ed Sells and Mrs. Fannie Devitt. Prizes in Chinese checkers went to Mrs. Will Wilds and Mrs. J. R. Woods. The April meeting will be at 44 Maplewood Drive Mrs. L. G. Maynard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reading
Franklin Ave
George Minameyer
Ed Sells
Fannie Devitt
J. R. Woods
L. G. Maynard
Maplewood Drive
Olive Tablets promote digestion and bowel movement
An old advertisement urges correcting habits and drinking water to prevent constipation. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable aid that stimulates liver bile and supports digestion of fatty foods, claiming long use and widespread consumer approval. Prices listed are 1 for 0.10, 3 for 0.30, 6 for 0.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Pomona Grange to Meet at Troy Grange in Coolville
Athens Pomona Grange will hold its regular meeting at Troy Grange in Coolville on Saturday March 18. The session opens at 10 30 a m with luncheon provided by Troy Grange and a literary program scheduled for the afternoon.
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Pomona Grange
Athens
Troy Grange
Coolville
Hamburger math mystery plus local birthday notices
A humorous town note details a late night hamburger tally with miscounts and two thirds fractions as 3,801 burgers are tallied, then 3,813, yielding odd per-person estimates. Also reports five local birthday anniversaries in a nearby neighborhood and a Gasco Sewing Club meeting rescheduled to Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Calendar items list multiple club meetings this week
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae gather for buffet at Mrs. Clark Williams home at 5 30 p m Wednesday. 600 Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church meets Wednesday 7 30 p m at Miss Amy Allen 65 W Washington St. East Side PTA at East Side School 7 30 p m Wednesday Fathers night observed. Rev R E Bayliff speaks on Character Education. Daughters of Union Veterans meet Wednesday 7 p m IOOF Hall before a benefit at Red Men's Hall. Canvassers meet Presbyterian Church 7 p m Wednesday. American Association of University Women Thursday 7 30 p m Faculty Women's Club with McNeill on National Defense and Richardson on Foreign Policy. Priscilla Needle Club hosts dinner 6 p m Thursday at 123 Franklin Ave. Regrets telephoned by Wednesday morning. Ladies Auxiliary Eagles sponsor Progressive Benefit Party Thursday 7 30 p m. Lydia Lash Evans Club at 82 W Carpenter St Thursday afternoon program by Mrs Mead. Ono Faithful Few Sewing Club Thursday 7 30 p m at 81 E Mulberry St. Mrs Walter Schenz birthday noted. Athens Grange meets Thursday 8 p m at Grange Hall. Group 3 Presbyterian Women meet Friday 2 30 p m at 40 Maplewood Drive. Credit for invention of gasoline motor car often goes to Siegfried Marcus, German, who built a running engine in 1875.
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East Side Pta
East Side School
R. E. Bayliff
Daughters of Union Veterans
Ioof Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Lydia Lash
Walter Schenz
Marriage Meddlers in Sag Harbor Farmhouse
Madge Graham awaits a chance to speak with exiled Transylvanian Queen Olga while her nurse Katharine reports Olga scolds Princess Olina over Noel Veritzen. Madge endures her mother in law’s scrutiny as family tensions rise amid a looming scandal.
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Adele Garrison
Madge Graham
Sag Harbor Farm
Olga
Transvania
Katharine Bickett
Princess Olina
Noel Veritzen
Madge
Mary
Katharine
Katie
Mother Graham
Margaret
Olina
Maecenas Literary Club Celebrates 15th Anniversary Luncheon
The Maecenas Literary Club marked its 15th anniversary with a 1 PM luncheon at Carl's Lunch on Tuesday. Miss Colwell spoke on child welfare. Mrs. E W Bingman recounted the club's founding. Mrs. William read the first program. The next meeting is March 28 at Mrs. Fred Stauffer's home.
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Maecenas Literary Club
Carl
Colwell
E. W. Bingman
Williom
Maecenas
Caius Cilnius Maecenas
Etruria
B. C. Maecenas
Augustus
Italy
Virgil
Horace
Properpius
Esquiline Hill
Fred Stauffer
Birthday Dinner At Burch Home Honors Two Birthday Guests
Mrs. Burch hosted a two course roast duck dinner at Athens Route Four to honor Ray Burch and Hoyt Pinkerton. Guests included Mrs. Hoyt Pinkerton and other relatives. ages ranged from sixties to seventies with no teens, thirties, or fifties present.
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Ray Burch
Hoyt Pinkerton
Burch
Athens
Route Four
J. R. Nelson
Carpenter
Alex Eneix
Charles
Joyce
Eneix
Anything Goes Dance at Ohio University Open House
The Ohio University Independents' Association hosts an Anything Goes dance at the Men's Union on Friday March 24 from 8 to 12. Women from the Woman's League may attend with escorts as guests of the OUSA. Members may bring guests who must be accompanied by the inviting member. nonmembers can attend by paying at the door. Mr James Hardman and Miss Bessie Field visited Miss Chloe Harris in Bartlett on Sunday.
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Ohio University Independents’ Association
Woman's League
OUSA
Women in Their Forties Seek Keep Attractiveness
Advice column advises women aged 38 to 52 facing menopause symptoms to get fresh air and eight hours of sleep. It recommends Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to build physical resistance and calm nerves, claiming it helps vitality and mood during life changes.
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Aydin E. Pinkham
Chan
Pinkham
Buchan to Star in The Adding Machine at Ohio U
Norman R. Buchan, Ohio University journalism instructor, stars as Mr. Zero in Elmer Rice The Adding Machine. The production at Ewing Auditorium runs tonight and tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. Dawes calls it the best thing yet, a star vehicle in a campus theater season of ensembles.
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Norman R
Buchan
Don Peden
Robert Gates Dawes
Ohio University Theater
Dawes
Ewing Auditorium
Elmer Rice
Mr. Zero
Housewarming for Miss Bess White at 17 Oak St
A surprise housewarming for Miss Bess White celebrated the opening of her new home at 17 Oak Street. Athens Home Telephone Company women treated her to a ride, served homemade cakes, and played Chinese checkers and five hundred with guests including Beatrice Carter and Grace Morris.
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Oak St
Athens Home Telephone Company
Bess White
Miss White
Grace Morris
Nora Schneider
Aura Bolin
Beatrice Careter
Margaret Frost
Mary Cunningeham
Ethel Woodgerd
Faye Norris
Mabel Mapes
Eva Christman
Winifred Franks
Ethel Doughty
Lucille Snowden
Hazel Crow
Literary Club at Finsterwald Home Meeting Report
Progressive Literary Club met with Mrs. Elmer Finsterwald at 26 Hocking Street Tuesday night with Mrs. Clyde Hines presiding. Guests included Miss Lena Wilson and Mrs. Erle Bridgewater. Mrs. Roy Andrews led a review of Madame Schumann-Heink's life and obstacles. Tickets were sold for the City Federation luncheon at the Christian Church on April 3. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from her son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking St
Clyde Hines
Cure Rent
City Federation
The
Christian Church
Roy Andrews
Madame Schumann-Heink
Lena Wilson
Erle Bridgewater
Ralph Lea¢th
Eldon Byrne
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chi O
Needle Club
Reading
TUDOR
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
RADIO
N. Congress St
Pine Place
J. K. Vickers
Wayne Matthews
Arthur Boyles, Jr
Carl Stickney
Paul G. Krauss
H.B.F
Gasco Sewing Club
John Deem
W. Carpenter St
Mayfair
Wolfe
Beetle’ Silhouette
NEW
Alpha Gamma Delta
Clark Williams
Woman's Auxiliary of
Episcopal Church
Amy Allen
Washington St
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Presbyterian Church
American Association of University Women
Faculty Women's Club
Thomas F. McNeill
W. C. Richardson
Priscilla Needle Club
Frank Cone
Athens Grange
Presbyterian Woman's Association
O. A. Terrill
Siegfried Markus
Missis Graham
Madame Graham
Dicky
Dolor
Tophet
Noel
Philip Veritzen
Hussy
Maecenas Literary
James Hardman
Bessie Field
Chloe Harris
Bartlett
Johnson
Logan’s
Machine
Miss Bess White
Finsterwald
Vicks
Board of Physicians
Deng
Miller Bros
Banser
N. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
McKee
Upjohns
Woodbury's
Coty's
Jergen
Special
Johnson & Johnson
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank Bldg
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