University Band To Give Sixth Concert at Ohio University
The Ohio University Band directed by Curtis W. Janssen will perform its sixth Sunday night concert in Alumni Memorial Auditorium at 8 p.m. The program blends classical and modern pieces with band members in formal dress. High school bands within 60 miles of Athens were invited. many Southeastern Ohio students participate. Also noted is a Richland Avenue church dinner event for Progressive Sunday School winners at 7:30 p.m. with an after-dinner program by the winners.
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Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Curtis W. Janssen
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Richard Kelley
Elmer Jacobs
Thom Moffat
Fred Preston
Herbert Hartman
Thomas Reading
Rex Koons
Paul Saylor
Marvin Wood
Heber Johnson
Ironton
Ithamar Weed
Pomeroy
Harris Farmer
Middleport
Francis Kouri
Ernest McChesney
Otway
Malcolm Miller
Albany
Charles Kesser
Logan
Des Russell
Herbert Wagner
Belpre
Pearl Smith
Wheelersburg
Donald Pace
Roseville
Damon Kearins
Oak Hill
Wiliam Harris
Chillicothe
Richland Avenue M. E
You Can Have a Lovely Skin Face Powder Ad
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder touts long wear and invisibility of pores. It promises a fragrance and claims a new French process makes it gentle on delicate skin. The pitch uses a personal tone and offers a tax free price of one dollar from D. Zenner Co.
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Miss Merritt Hostess To Sigma Alpha Iota
Following the annual pledge recital at Music Hall Auditorium on Wednesday night, members of Sigma Alpha Iota at Ohio University were entertained at Miss Florine Merritt's home at 81 Grosvenor Street. The evening featured four tables of bridge and refreshments. Attending were faculty from the music department and numerous students including Miss Eleanor Bush, Miss Dorothy Cosgrove, Miss Maxine Weinrich, Miss Emmy Lou Keehne, Miss Kathryn Kern, Miss Lucile Cutler, Miss Alice Mae Wilson, Miss Virginia Englebeck, Miss Katherine Armagida, Miss Gretchen Bryant, and other guests.
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Music Hall
Sigma Alpha Iota
Ohio University
Florine Merritt
Grosvenor Street
Cutler
Benedict
Blayney
Wills
Witham
Eleanor Bush
Dorothy Cosgrove
Maxine Weinrich
Emmy Lou Keehne
Kathryn Kern
Lucile Cutler
Alice Mae Wilson
Virginia Englebeck
Katherine Armagida
Gretchen Bryant
St Patrick Day Meeting of Daughters of Union Veterans
A St Patrick theme replaces the regular session of Mrs John Ellis Wool Tent No 100 Daughters of Union Veterans. A new member Mrs EB Culume was initiated. Readings and music followed including House Hunting The Whistling Regiment and a Hard Times party planned for March 29. Husbands invited to K of P Hall event with potluck at 6 30.
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John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
EB. N. Cullume
J. W. Hudson
St. Patrick's Day
L. E. Carpenter
H. L. Atkinson
Fred Slaughter
Lancaster Street
St Patrick's Day lore traced from Patrick's life
A playful summary recounts St Patrick born in Britain, enslaved in Ireland, and his mission to spread Christianity in Ireland. It notes legends of driving snakes from Ireland and using a shamrock to explain the Trinity. The piece mentions Patrick's death on March 17, 461 and reflects on readers' and Irish friends' sensitivities.
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Ireland
Patrick
England
Britain
St. Patrick
Entertains for Mr. Pierce Birthday at Richland Ave Home
Mrs. Harold Pierce hosted a small gathering at 240 Richland Avenue Monday night in honor of her husband Mr. Pierce. Guests enjoyed music, card games, and jig saw puzzles before light refreshments were served.
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Harold Pierce
Richland Avenue
Mr. Pierce
W. M. Richey
Wilma
Allan
Martha
John Bailey
Jimmy
Scott Allen
Virgil Davis
Pierce
Mary Louise
Dailey
Area Conference of Girl Scout Leaders in Athens Saturday
Athens hosts an Area Conference of Girl Scout Leaders at the Junior High School Building with round table discussions, luncheon, speeches, and a program by local Scouts. About 50 guests expected. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is named honorary president and praises citizen training as key to national service.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Athens
Cairo
Evans and
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Girl Scout National Council
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club Holds Meeting
Fourteen members of the Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club met with Mrs. H. S. Siigley at 142 East State Street for their regular meeting. A 5:30 potluck dinner preceded a brief business session with Mrs. C. M. Copeland as a special guest.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
H. S. Siigley
East State Street
C. M. Copeland
Women's Auxiliary Plans St Patrick's Silver Tea
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Church of the Good Shepherd hosts a St Patrick's Silver Tea at Mrs W B Bentley 42 Morris Ave on Friday from two to five. Friends of the church are invited. A music program will be presented during the afternoon.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
St. Patrick's
W. B. Bentley
Morris Avenue
Cornwells Safe In Earthquake Telegram Clarifies News
Mr and Mrs Charles A Cornwell residing at 36 South Congress Street received a telegram from Mr D C Cornwell North Hollywood Cal stating he and Mrs Cornwell were uninjured in the recent earthquake They are Athens residents spending winter in California The Woman's Home Missionary Society Central Avenue M E Church will meet at 7 o clock tonight Mrs 8 Bishop will lead devotionals and Mrs D L Jones will speak on The Meaning of Lent Mrs Ward Radford will supervise the program The Relief Corps will meet at 7 30 Friday night in Red Men s Hall
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M. & H. Circle
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Charles A. Cornwell
South Congress Street
D. C. Cornwell
North Hollywood
Cal
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Central Avenue M. E
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Evan Edwards
Second Street
Mushrooms as Flavor Boost Not Meat Replacement
The article suggests mushrooms suit light spring dishes due to flavor, noting their high water content limits meat substitute value. It advises minimal washing to preserve texture, separating stems from caps, and using mushroom stock from peelings to enhance soups and sauces.
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Bridge-Club
Mushroom enhanced meals and a hearty lentil style eggs
A historic menu and recipe notes describe a breakfast lunch and dinner plan featuring stewed rhubarb cream soup liver loaf with mushrooms and a timbale dish. The mushroom emphasis includes sautéing in butter to capture flavor and a detailed mushroom and egg bake with cheese.
Glorifying Yourself and Personal Care March Advice
A tone of public health guidance discusses facial care for windy days, recommending face lotion options from store bought to homemade glycerin and rose water mixtures. It notes scent matters and oilier formulas for dry skin and urges preparation before outdoor exposure. Support for Roosevelt Washington reports Ohio senators Bulkley and Fess backed his emergency rehabilitation bill.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Simeon D. Fess
Progressive Literary Club Meets For Instructive Paper
The Progressive Literary Club met at 3 Elliott Street Tuesday night with vice president Mrs Roy Andrews presiding in the absence of president Mrs L C Mead. Mrs A N Johnson read the paper Silk That Is Not Silk. Guests were Mrs J G Hope and Mrs W Kelley. The next meeting is March 28 at Mrs M G Decker 134 Morris Avenue. The Stitch and Chatter Club will meet Friday at 2 PM with Mrs A N Johnson 42 Grosvenor Street.
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Progressive Literary Club
Vern Kempton
Elliott Street
Roy Andrews
L. C. Mead
A. N. Johnson
J. G. Hope
W. Kelley
M. G. Decker
Morris Avenue
Stitch and Chatter Club
Grosvenor Street
Maxwell Anderson Studied by Society
Twenty one members and one guest, Mrs. B. M. Gibson, met at the home of Mrs. Ural V. West fall for the Delphian Society. Mrs. R. A. Dalton presented the life of Maxwell Anderson and Mrs. Glen Staneart reviewed his drama Elizabeth the Queen. Next meeting at Mrs. J. J. Crumley’s home.
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B. M. Gibson
Ural V. Westfall
van Vorhes Street
Delphian Society
Maxwell Anderson
R. A. Dalton
Elizabeth
Queen
Glen Staneart
J. J. Crumley
East Mill Street
Hoover Returns Home From New York
Former President Herbert Hoover departs New York for Palo Alto California this afternoon ending his stay in the city and returning to his home after his visit.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Birthday Celebration at Centre Church Meeting
Tuesday night the Centre Church Bisho Class held a birthday celebration for Mrs birthday anniversary with three visitors. A program featured songs, readings, and a humorous piece by Mrs Cynthia Ha. Refreshments and gifts followed, with Miss Winifred ton presenting a day cake. The event closed with thanks to Mrs Reese and hosting by Mrs Reeser. The Woman's Home Society of the First Church meets at 2 PM for a missionary lesson led by Miss Nelle Pic.
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Anaham Reefer
Bisho
Centre Church
Cene
Bonnie
J. Bishop
J. Bisho
Dirty Choir
Ward
Goldsberry
Cynthia Ha
Reese
Winifred Ton
Reeser
Woman's Home Society of the First Church
Pario
Nelle Pic
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