Social Literary Club meets for art talk and music
Mrs. Ralph P. Jennings hosted the Social Literary Club Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry A. Hatch presiding. A business session appointed a committee to procure a picture for the public schools at the art exhibit. Papers covered French Art by Mrs. M. Hyde and Influence of France on America by Mrs. Clarence Roach. A musical group entertained with ukulele solos by Miss Ruth Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Jennings
Henry A. Hatch
W. E. Moler
H. A. Hatch
W. E. Peters
J. M. Hyde
M. Hyde
France
America
Clarence Roach
Ruth Sawyer
Dance by Tri Sigma Phi entertains at Masonic Temple
The Phi chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma hosted an informal dance at the Masonic Temple on March 15 featuring a twilight garden motif and a blue and gold ceiling. Grand march led by Dean Voigt and Raymond Connett. Fenzer’s Orchestra provided music. Guests included Dean Voigt and many local professors and ladies, with several out of town attendees from Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State, Cambridge, and Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Chapter
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Masonic Temple
Dean Voigt
Raymond Connett
Fenze
W. B. Moler
T. N. Hoover
J. M. Hyde
F. M. McKay
R. L. Morton
W. J. Jones
Helen Ullom
Misa Stella Alles
O'Dell
Morrison
Prof. Borger
Charles O’blenness
Helen Baker
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Verna Schlitt
Ohio State
Columbus
Alice Wardeska
Cambridge
Florence Hughes
Lancaster
Edith Barrows
Carroll
Harold Weeser
Ashville
J. Arthur Buchanan
Circleville
Higley Study Circle Elects Officers for Year
The Higley Study Circle elected officers at a recent meeting hosted by Mrs. Hull Foster Jr. President Mrs. Frederick Treadley and the slate including first vice president Mrs. Sam Sommer and second vice president Mrs. George Junod. The group approved the year’s program focusing on allied nations current events and Southeastern Ohio Federated Clubs reports. Mrs. Haffey read notes from Circleville meetings and Mrs. Woods sang Laddie in Khaki with Mrs. Bibbee at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
Hull Foster Jr
Frederick Treadley
Sam Sommer
George Junod
Arthur Wolfe
Jary
C. H. Horn
L. L. Deissle
Mrs Bolin Recovers After Mt Carmel Operation
Mrs Edward Bolin is reported to be recovering well after a surgical operation yesterday at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus. Also noted is an illness in the family prompting a visit by relatives. The Woman’s Binary Society will meet Friday at 3 o’clock in the church parlors. all members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Nelson Clifford of Ne Kinley Avenue reported a safe arrival home from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bolin
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Woman's Binailonary Society of the Venome
Qhareh
Nelson Clifford
Ne- Kinley Avenue
Soskea
Massachusetts group reports completion of OS I F Wee Parents
A fragmented note from Massachusetts indicates completion of an OS I F program involving Dr. Ma ts. and parents. More readable details are unavailable in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mats. J
Idaho Town Seeks Sia Fight for Debt Payment
Pocatello Idaho community seeks a fight over a debt dispute tied to a New York territory claim. Officials report a 16 000 crowd and a $160 000 bill with 950 warrants connected to the case as Roby provides statements today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatella
Idaho
Mar
Wilarg Dempsey
Tiast
Battela E
Posasell Wittens
New York
Roby
Milne funds aid to Armenia relief effort
Milne pledges savings to Armenian relief drive as Chicago proceeds with fundraising and donations. Local supporters mobilize to assist victims and restore basic needs amid ongoing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Arthur D. Milnife
Armenia
Incomplete historical notice from public health unit
Fragmentary OCR mentions a residence at University terrace and a Miss Grace linked to a public health nurse position. Details are garbled but reference to a death or illness event and duties at the 06 Public Health unit. Further context is unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Grace
Formar
Six years since Catharine Winters disappeared in New Castle
Six years ago today Catharine Winters vanished from her New Castle home while selling needles for a missionary society. Her father Dr W A Winters and stepmother Mrs Winters have led a nationwide search funded with thousands of dollars, and the quest continues on a small scale. The nine year old girl's disappearance remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Mnd
Catharine Winters
W. A. Winters
Transports Bring Back More 37th Boys
Washington reports war department dispatches listing sailings to ports in the United States. The cruiser St Louis from Brest with the 148th infantry division personnel sails to New York for training and medical detachments. Ana Cortes from Nantes to Newport News carries ordnance detachment and officers. The Dakotan arrives with engineers and troops from multiple camps as part of ongoing transport operations amid retreat actions and wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
St. Louis
Brest
New York
Infan- Sietat Division
Commg
Campsherman
Grant
Shelby
Ton
Ana Cortes
Nantes
Newport News
Port Dakotan
27Th Division
197Th End 17Th Aereo Adrons
Aql
87Th Engineers
Cere
Cam Devons
Dix
Lewie
Pike
Sherman
Tronpe
As Fer
Sissuehee
May Forge Company to Reinstate Women
Officials at the street railway board announced plans to reinstate women workers yesterday after a disputed labor issue. The decision followed inquiries into wage and employment practices at the May Forge Company and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAY Forge Company
Washington
Securing Data for Plight Over Corak
The British air ministry announced that the war effort intensified as data security measures were implemented amid reports of aerial activity over Corak. Details remained scarce as officials coordinated with allied commands and civil defense units to protect critical information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corak
English Miners Go Out on Great Strike
ENGLICH miners vote overwhelmingly to strike after March vote. Commission report due tomorrow with debate likely on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englich
Landon
Commission
Thankful notes on molasses based remedy from Georgia man
A Georgia man reports relief from stomach and bowel disorders after using Sulph herb Tablets blended with molasses and other ingredients. He cites initial constipation and liver trouble, notes a specialist gave only temporary relief, and credits the product with his apparent overall recovery. He warns against non specific sulphur tablets and promotes Sulpheri Tablets sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Piemens
Georgia
Notice of Appointment for Frank Robinson Estate
Jeanie Fagen has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Frank Robinson late of Athens County Ohio, deceased. Dated this 19th day of March A. D. 1919. H. T. Phillips, Probate Judge of Said County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Fagen
Frank Robinson
Athens County
Ohio
H. T. Phillips
Said County
Dependable Men Shaped by GED and Hard Work
The passage praises steady individuals who hold a GED, show strong resolve, and endure grim paths with honest labor and steadfast determination. It highlights tradition of rugged, persistent effort as core to character.
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Cotton
Athens
Chase & Seaborn’s. Cash and Carry
Emmet H. Cotton
Mills
Weiner’s, Per Ib
Sweetheart
Swift
Postoffice
Social
Eee
Mre. Jennings
Preston
Uncle Sam
SS VA
Naomi Caldwell
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Tri Sigma
Wood Higgins
Cincinnati
W .E. Moler
Thureday
Madgé
Hazel Swisher
Mrs
Theodore Dean
Cheshire
Ting Norton Ie
Seneca
University Terrace
Mr. Covertle
Nelsonville Creore
R. C. Bu
Barsalino
Guyer-Roelof
London
British Air Ministry
RIN@QOLD
F.C. Stedman
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