Founders Day Observed by Phi Delta Theta at Varsity
Fifty members and alumni of the Ohio Alpha chapter of Phi Delta Theta gathered at the Varsity for a Founders Day banquet marking the 77th anniversary of the fraternity and 57 years of the Ohio Alpha chapter at Ohio University in Athens. Dr J M Iggins served as toastmaster with brief speeches by Dr Blaine Goldsby Robert S Wood T V Craig Prof A A Atkinson and eight recent state delegates introduced by G B S Watson. The Social Literary club earned honorable mention for a Better Homes article submitted to the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs under Mrs Myers Y Cooper of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Phi Delta
Blaine Goldsbry
Robert S. Wood
T. V Craig
A. A. Atkinson
Watson
Liwig
Chillicothe
Wilcox
Foster
Athens
Shirle
Nelsonville
Smith
Glouste
Abbott
Howard
Social Literary Club
Ohio Federation of Women’s Club
Central Parent-Teacher Meeting Set in Old High School
The Central Parent-Teacher group will hold a meeting at seven oclock Thursday evening in the old high school auditorium. G W Cooley chairs the event with speaker Pre G F Carrothers, state organizer for the Parent-Teacher Association and a member of Ohio University faculty. Music and refreshments follow. Elementary pupils push for a large attendance as a brief business session precedes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetral
G. W.cooley
Pre. G. FE. Carrothers
Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio University Bavity
Sidders Host St Patrick Day Open House at Second Street
The Sidders residence at 94 Second Street opened to the Special Education club on Tuesday evening for a six o'clock dinner. Bertine and Robert Sidders greeted guests, and attendees included many local Misses and Mr. and Mrs. Sidders with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Sidders
Bertine
Robert
Doo
la Vint Warner
Eleanore Ross
Lenore Calhoon
Lillian Jones
Helen Roy
Ada Hill
Bila Gregory
Josephir Evans
Letha Persinger
Thena Huffman
Wanda Eyson
Mar Alice Stewart
Alice Roetting
Eloine Jordan
Iona Bell
Naomi Schart
Ruth Hankhammer
Ethel Burgess
Mrs. Sidders
Robet
Ameville Music and Study Club Hosts Dinner and Theatre Party
The Ameville Music and Study club held its annual guest meeting on Monday with a dinner at the Glonial and a theatre party at the Majestic. Thirty-two members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameville Music and Study Club
Glonial
Majestic
Louise Stahl Subject To Severe Cold At Home Then Hospitalized
Mrs Louise Stahl head of the art department at Ohio University has a severe cold confining her at home for days. Yesterday her condition worsened and her physician ordered admission to the university hospital where she remained overnight for several days of rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stahl
Ohio University
University Hospital
Burt Birth Announced in Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Don Burt of Wapakoneta announce the birth of a son on March 1 at Sheltering Arms hospital. The baby is the child of J H Burt of Elliot Street and Catherine Daugherty of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Burt
Wapakoneta
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Crondsor
J. H. Burt
Elliot Street
Catherine Daughery
Glouster
Wise women host Presbyterian class at Mrs Good home
Mrs H G Good and Mrs H Wise will host the Women's Bible class of the Presbyterian church at 7 30 Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Good 22 Grosvenor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H G. Good
H. of Wise
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Good
Grosvenor Stret
Country Club St Patrick Dance Promises Green Themed Night
The Country Club hosts a St Patrick's celebration Thursday evening with a clever decorative scheme. Guests are urged to wear a touch of green. Mrs Anthony Thompson of Wilkesville visits her daughter Mrs J P Thompson on Richland avenue and plans to travel to Cincinnati to visit son Mr J E Thompson.
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Anthony Thompson
Wilkesville
J. P. Thompson
Richland Avenue
Cincinnati
J E. Thompson
Marriage of Angelina Gloria Schuler to William Roger Brown
Announcement states Angelina Gloria Schuler wed William Roger Brown on March 14 in Akron. Newlyweds will reside at 74 Faulkner Avenue Dayton after March 16. Brown family ties include Cleveland and Lancaster relatives. The Browns previously lived in Athens and Steubenville visitors joined the Tritipo family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Schuler
Angelina Gloria
William Roger Brown
Akron
Brown
Faulkner Avenue
Dayton
Mr. Brown
William Brown
Cleveland
George Hickle
Lancaster
Athens
Current Events Club Sees Guest And Hosts Meeting
Mrs A B Roe hosts her bridge club Thursday afternoon at 30 Eimwogg Place. Mrs W H Schwartz from Portsmouth will be the honor guest at the Current Events club meeting Thursday at 7 pm, with Mrs W W Lee at 46 Grosvenor Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Roe
Eimwogg Place
W. H. Schwartz
Portsmouth
Federated Clubs
W. W. Lee
Grosvenor Street
Social Literary And Pallas Club Meeting Noted
Hostess Mrs. Frank B. Dilley welcomed the Social Literary and Pallas clubs at 196 East State Street on a Tuesday afternoon. Federated clubs official Mr. H. Schwartz spoke on Contemporary Pain as Mrs. Gullum presided and Mrs. Moore led the program amid a scene of satisfaction and congratulations for Mrs. P. E. Hixson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Frank B. Dilley
East State Street
Mr&e
W. H. Schwartz
Southeast District
Federated Clubs
Frank B. Gullum
H. A. Hatch
CC. T. Moore
Birthday party lights up Curran Drive home on St Patrick s Day
Mrs. Guy French hosted a birthday gathering at 25 Curran Drive on St Patrick s Day. The Monday evening event featured cards music and dancing with refreshments. Guests included Miss Mary Ann Clark Poston Mr and Mrs Farrell Thomas Glouster Mr James W Geornor Cincinnati Mr Clarence Handley Poston Miss Mayme Kern Miss Hilsie Mariner Mr and Mrs Kenneth Galvin Mr and Mrs Herman Farick and Mr Floyd Wolfe Athens.
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Guy French
Curran Drive
Kenneth Galvin
Herman Farick
Floyd Wolfe
Athens
Hobson Study Circle Hosts Child's Conservation League Meeting
The Hobson Study Circle and the Child's Conservation League met at 32 East Carpenter Street hosted by Mrs. Thomas Clark with Mrs. W H Schwartz as guest. Nine Buckeye magazine subscriptions were added and St Patrick’s Day roll call echoed Irish names. Mrs. Victor Pierce presented on The American Negro in Literature and Art while Mrs. Schwartz spoke on club work. Fred Lee Tom sang two solos and Mrs. Ralph C Windsor gave two readings during social hour and light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
Child’s Conservation League
Thomas Clark
East
Carpenter — Street
W. H. Schwartz
Buckeye Magazine
St. Patrick's Day
Ireelana
Victor Pierce
Schwartz
Fred Lee Tom
Ralph C. Windsor
Rebekah Lodge Calls Meeting and Local News
The Rebekah lodge will meet at 4 o'clock Thursday evening in regular session. The presence of the degree staff is urged. Mr. J A Burgoon has gone to Columbus to make up his work as civil engineer for the Lawrence Jennings company. He was accompanied by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
J. A. Burgoon
Columbus
Lawrence Jennings Company
Charlie Dawes and the College Flute Hero of a Presidential Dream
A professor recalls Charlie Dawes leading a parade for a Democratic congressional candidate while his Republican father opposed him. Dawes, famed for wit and focus, aimed to win the war first, with the professor predicting a 192% presidential run and organizing a Dawes for President club. The recollection highlights youthful brilliance, stubborn independence, and bold political ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Maria
Charlie
Dawes
Senate
Judge May Grant One-Time Leniency for Family Sake
A defendant urges clemency citing family needs and asks the judge to consider a one-time leniency. The motion argues that lenient treatment would benefit relatives and allow the family to recover.
A Most Attractive Gown Pattern 5012
Describes a versatile afternoon dress pattern 5012 with tunic waist and detachable sleeves. Includes sizes 34 to 44 bust, yardage for 38 inch and sleeve options, bodice lining and skirt fabric specs, and pattern mail request for 12 cents.
Kiwanis dinner features Charles Allén on beet sugar topic
Williams Kiwanians plan a 6 30 dinner guest speaker Charles H Allén president of the Farmers Sugar club of Defiance will discuss beet sugar production and other vital agricultural topics in Ohio. T N Hoover reports on Inter-City meeting, and Athens Kiwanis elects C T Moore as delegate to the St Paul convention with E C Woodworth as alternate.
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Charles H Allén
Farmers Sugar Club of
Defiance
Ohio
Alien
T. N. Hoover
Youngstown
C. T. Moore
Athens
St. Paul
Massillon
FP. Tarshiman
Athens Schools
W. W. Anderson
R. H. Galligher
J. D. Haskins
Robert Epps
Hotel Berry
Saliv
Kinenians
NY Central inspector visits Ohio coal mines
Mr Macfarland chief inspector for New York Central Lines and J C C Daugherty Cleveland coal inspector for Ohio district are visiting mines supplying railroad fuel coal in the area. They are accompanied by Tom Noon local coal inspector. This is Macfarland's first visit to Ohio mines supplying coal to his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marcy
Macfarland
New York
New York Central Lines
J. CC. Daugherty
Cleveland
Ohio District
Tom Noon
Ohio
Trouster Club Dance Marks Strong Start For New Society
The Trouster Dancing Club held a Tuesday night dance that drew many out of town visitors. Music was supplied by Chase's Collegians of Athens. The club formed this season and has staged several fine dances.
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Tlouster
Trouster Dancing Club
Chase's Collegians of
Athens
Burtes Welcome Eight Pound Boy in Athens
Mr and Mrs Don Burt of Wapakoneta formerly of Glouster and Athens are the parents of an eight pound boy born Monday night at Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens.
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Glouster
Don Burt
Wapakoneta
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Funeral Attendees Attend Corning Services For Awald Goodman
Glouster March 18 Mrs Mary Goodman Mrs Mary Hedfelt and daughter Miss Josephine of this city and Mrs Schropper of Chauncey traveled to Corning Wednesday to attend the funeral of Awald Goodman Burial took place at New Lexington this afternoon.
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Glouster
Mary Goodman
Mary Hedfelt
Josephine
Schropper
Chauncey
Corning
Awald Goodman
Buriny
New Lexington
Friendship Circle Meeting Postponed to Friday Next Week
The Friendship Circle gathering at the M. E. church in Glouster scheduled for Thursday evening has been moved to Friday evening of the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Friendship Circle
M. E
Irriday
Local social notes from Trimble area visits and guests
J B Kiliett visits Zanesville for a few days with brother Atty G A Beliott and relatives. Eva Canale travels to New Lexington to stay with Mr and Mrs Fred Mooney. Margaret Clifford of Corning attends a club dance in this city and stays with Eva Canale. John Popely of Hollister spends time in Columbus on business. James Peach of Senecaville, ex Trimble resident, visits old friends locally. Nelle Richards returns to Lancaster from the city. Seward Steffy and family return home to Rushville after visiting nearby Bishopville. Steffy family previously lived in Homer township and the city.
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J. B. Kiliett
Zanesville
Atty
G. A. Beliott
Eva Canale
New Lexington
Fred Mooney
Margaret Clifford
Corning
John Popely
Hollister
Columbus
James Peach
Senecaville
Trimble Township
Nelle Richards
Lancaster
Seward Steffy
Rushville
Bishopville
Steffy
Homer Township
County Grangers Meet Saturday
Several members of Trimble Grange No. 18380 and Athens County Pomona Grange will attend a Stewart meeting on Saturday March 1. Pomona members from across Athens county will conduct business and be entertained by Rome Grange. The forenoon session opens at 9 20 a.m with a degree team expected and a large initiation class anticipated.
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Trimble
Trimble Grange No. 18380
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Stewart
Pomona
Rome Grange
Alex Root Speaks on Trends of Modern Education
In Jacksonville Glouster on March 18 the Jacksonville Parent Teacher Association met March 16. Professor Alex Root, former Jacksonville superintendent and first class graduate of 1908, spoke on Trends of Modern Education to a receptive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Parent-Teacher Association
Alex Root
Root
KIWANIANS 10 HOLD FARMERS DAY NEXT WEEK
Athens Wiwanians plan a Farmers Day event at Hotel Berry next Tuesday evening March 24 to entertain county farmers. The club unanimously approved the program at its Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanians
Athens
Marmola Prescription Tablets Ad Claims Fat Loss
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as fat reducers claiming rapid, easy weight loss without exercise or dieting. It urges readers to buy for one dollar at druggists or mail order from the Marmola Co in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Moving Seasons Up Three Months Would Satisfy All
A proposal suggests shifting the calendar so the seasons begin about three months earlier. The idea aims to align schedules with climate and fan expectations, drawing support from stakeholders across sports, agriculture, and tourism sectors.
Amesville High School to Host Immigration Debate
Amesville plans a county debate on the five year immigration prohibition proposal at the high school Friday March 20 at 7 30 p m. Chauncey negative faces Amesville affirmative while Leuchtel affirmative also debates. Participants include Virgene Boudinot Edith ParMit ter Lucile Linsecott John Thonse Esther Wilson Thelma Vernon Lee Glass and Verne Linscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
United States
Amesville High School
Chauncey
Leuchtel
Virgene Boudinot
Edith Parmiter
Lucile Linsecott
John Thonas
Esther Wilson
Thelma Vernon
Lee Glass
Verne Linscott
Smallpox Case Reported as February Mortality Mixed
Births outpaced deaths in Athens county in February with 72 arrivals and 42 deaths. Seven deaths occurred at Athens State hospital. One new smallpox case reported near Lettridge. no epidemic feared. Leading causes: pneumonia eight, stillbirth seven, heart disease three, tuberculosis three, cancer one.
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Athens County
Athens State Hospital
J. M. Higgins
Lettridge
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Helen Tritipo
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Mitt
Furder
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the Home of Quality
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Health Board
Carthage
Scientific Industries
R West Gay ST
the Fidelity
Dinonbas
M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Carter
John A. Perry
New York City
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Book and News Store
Lostro Building
South Court Street
Globe DuoDyne
Globe Radio Outfit
Wingo & Beasley
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
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