McClure Burnett Bridge Party Hosts Six Tables at Home
Mrs J H McClure and Mr and Mrs C O Burnett entertained twenty four guests with six bridge tables at 32 Grosvenor Street. Albany attendees included C N Jones of Albany High School faculty and Mrs Jones Edward Lasch Clarence Vorhey. Green and white St Patrick color theme set the decor. Prizes awarded: Mrs J D Haskins women’s high score. Dr J D Haskins men’s high score. C N Jones men’s top score. R J Studer women’s second high score. Mrs BE Bibbee fifth and traveling score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McClure
Burnett
Bridge
McClure
Grosvenor Street
C. N. Jones
Albany High School
Jones
Edward Lasch
Clarence Vorhey
Albany
J. D. Haskins
R. J. Studer
BE. C. Bibbee
Guest Wins Second Score of Bridge Club
Mrs. Thomas E. Byrne guest and winner of the second high score trophy at the bridge club meeting held Thursday evening at her home, 310 East State Street. Mrs. Clay Milar took the top score prize. Hostess honored St Patrick’s Day with green and white table decor and Irish symbols. Mrs. William F. Smiley was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East State Street
Bridge Club
Thomas E. Byrne
Clay Milar
William F. Smiley
Child's Opportunity Topic For Parents Club Meeting
Home of Mrs James Cox at 12 Stewart Street hosted a Friday night meeting of the Child Study Club. The discussion centered on Your Child's Opportunity from The Parents Magazine, urging balance in parental guidance to avoid overemphasis on early specialization while valuing talents, traditions, and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cox
Stewart Street
the Parents’ Magazine
The
Woman's Relief Corps Adds Four to Roll
The Woman's Relief Corps initiated four candidates at Friday's Red Men's Hall meeting. New members are Mrs. Carl Finsterwald Mrs. Walter C. Thomas Mrs. Warren Roush of Athens and Mrs. Charles Wonder near Albany. A 7 o'clock business meeting preceded the regular work with a social period featuring Saint Patrick's Day refreshments. Dan kees Mr. John Sprague arrived Saturday from the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine to spend Easter vacation with his parents at 53 Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Carl Finsterwald
Walter C. Thomas
Warren Roush
Athens
Charles Wonder
Albany
Dan
Kees
John Sprague
School of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Morris Avenue
Miss Apgar Talks to Club on Bicentennial
Genieve Apgar associate professor of English at Co University spoke to the Current Events Club on the bicentennial in Washington. Photos from her trip impressed the members and guests Mrs Hartman and Mrs Renkenberger attended. Mrs Worthman and Mrs Ondis were elected to represent the club at the state convention in Sanctuaky on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis Genevieve Apgar
Co University
Washington
Wilson Smith
Morris Avenue
Smith
W. H. Worthman
Lewly Ondis
Sanctuaky
Mrs Lee Hostess at Daughter's Home Circle Meeting
Mrs T Lee hosted a social at the home of Livy Earl Marquis at 58 South Cemetery Street Friday night. Mrs I N McHarg presided as president. twelve members and five visitors attended. Two readings by Alma Hudson, entertainment by Putieo, and honors awarded to Lillian Pierce, Mary Knox, and Etta Johnson. Visitors included Miss Opal Wells and Mrs Clarence Roach. Next meeting set for Mrs Jesse Mansfield on Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Circle
Livy
Earl Marquis
South Cemetery Street
HH. T. Lee
I. N. McHarg
Alma Hudson
Putieo
Lillian Pierce
Mary Knox
Mies Etta Johnson
Opal Wells
Alrs
Clarence Roach
Kirs
Stirs
Frank Cross
H. A. Junod
Jesse Mansfield
Mulberry Street
Woman's Society Presents Home Missions Work in Lenten Meet
The Woman's Society of First Methodist Church held a Friday afternoon Lenten offering meeting. Rev. Svelety led devotions, scriptures were read, and child training articles discussed. New members named, stewardship education urged, and thanks given for a fruit barrel sent to the Deacon Home. A Rome Mission program featured readings and demonstrations by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaivs
Hlery Michael
Gertrude
Ang Koper
George Coe
Nelson McDaniel
N. Welk
Ralph Woods
L. W. Russell
P. G. Dowler
W. Ey ‘Clark
W. B. Drake
Viole Thomas
Ed Cole
John Gillette
Beatas Hold Formal Banquet at Hillcrest Inn
A Beata formal banquet was held at Hillcrest Inn at 6 o'clock following Tough house initiation. Miss Frances Kempton presided at the hams affair with hostess Miss Clyste Rosser and guests including Clyste Raabe Mi quls and others. Attending preps included Cather ine Barstow and Iva Mae Ro among alumnae. Rev H BE Wright and daughter Margaret Wright visited from Gristol, Indiana, with Prof Allen B. Kresge in Athens for Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beata
Hilcrest Inn
Frances Kempton
Pearl Street
Clyste Rosser
Clyste Raabe Miquls
Mare
Mary Nagle
Gyrce Wood
Pauline Fishbaugh
Laura Henderson
Catherine Barstow
Kaugh
Iva Mae Ro
Mary Schulte
Carol Hope
H. BE. Wright
Sigs Margaret Wright
Gristol
Ind
Maotor
Miss Wright
Allen B. Kresge
Fist. Carpenter Street
Kresge
Wright
Elkhart
J.P. Wetherholt
Tom
Gallipolis
Athens
Pauline Cone Wins Chi Omega Costume Prize At Dance
Chi Omega Sorority held its annual color costume dance at the Varsity Inn on Friday night with new initiates presenting the event. Pauline Cone, an active member, dressed as Peter Pan in green trousers, orange collar, and red feather, and won best costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cone
Peter Pankins
Chi Omega
Alling
Chi Omega Sorority
Varsity Inn
Peter Pan
Past Chiefs Club Holds All Day Meet and Lew
Temple No 178 held an all day meeting and regrey Thursday at the home of Mrs Burdette Elliott Street. At noon 2 potluck dinner was served to Past Chiefs and visitors listed, plus several local residents and relatives attending weekends visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple No. 178
Burdette
Elliott Street
Frank , Cross
H. T. Wise
Earl Mary
I. N. McHarg
John Kilpatrick
Gierma Burt
Harry Atkins
More
F. E. Burdette
W. C. Jones
Mark Pritenard
Charles Mills
Margaret
Wma
Walburn
P Ve
Akron figures seek 25 percent cut in Summit estate tax
Gus Kasch former state legislator and James McCausland former city auditor both of Akron asked the State Tax Commission in Columbus today to order a 25 percent horizontal cut in the Summit County estate tax valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Gus Kasch
James McCausland
Akron
Summit County
Calendar Delphian Society Meets at Mrs Wheaton Home
Local clubs schedule meetings this week with various hosts and times. Betsy Ross Sewing Club gathers Thursday afternoon at 2, Mrs Thomas Gibson hosts on Mar Avenue. Several groups delay or relocate due to church events and student activities at Ohio University and East Side PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Mes. Thoms &,Gibson
Mar Avernue
Ledge Opera Night and Supper Meeting Report
A Bre day night gathering of Sereno boroslyce Noe independent Order members split into two teams to measure attendance calls to sick members and pew memberships. The organizing side funded the Friday supper. Several visitors and Athens lodge members attended including A. K. Collins William Smith Walter Burson Arthur Coffey and many others from Mason Mason Lodge Coolville Clinton and Marshfield lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sereno Boroslyce Noe
Order of Old Bellows
Che
A. K. Collins
William Smith
Walter Bureson
Arthur Coffey
A. ©. Osborn
Mason Lodge
Mason Ohio
Wriend Love
Chauncey
OQ. Richeson
L. M. Walden
Coolville
Rhodes
Clinton Lodge
New Vienna
Marshited
W. Shaffer
Wiliam Cooper
Arthur Conkey
J. H. Gebert
J. BE. Kelly
Carmi Shafter
Athens
Charles Jordan
William Brooks
Jesse Mansfield
R. Il Marlow
Wiltam Cameron
J. HH. Rice
J. R. Harvey
J. W. Bauer
T. Hayes
Stanton James
Elmer, Finsterwald
Lewis Carpenter
F. J. Sims
James Cox
Herman Secoy
John Wyckolf
J. E. Morrison
Walle Jam Madison
D. D. Chappelesr
Arthur Brooks
P. Be, Shirley
Aa. P. Hatch
EB. Droz
H. B. Sutton
L. C. Nye
First Steel on New Span To Be Erected
First steel on the new South Bridge at Athens will be erected early this week according to E F Lackey of C R Boulton Construction. Piers are prepared to receive girders spanning the river. Wood forms have been removed from the abutment and work progresses near the north end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
E. F. Lackey
C. R. Boulton Construction Company
Jackson
Miners Held for Vinton County Jury in Highway Robbery Case
Millfield and Chauncey coal miners were brought from Athens by sheriff and deputies to face highway robbery charges linked to an assault at Thompson Mine. Defendants include Charney Smith Clarence Stem Worth Peyatt Earl Harshman Samuel Canter Clyde Canter Pearl Canter Mike Leonard Virgil Rutter Fred Hanan Fred Grandstaff Harlan Mullin and Clarence Mullin. Grandstaffs Harshmans Canters posted 1500 bonds. others jailed. Grand Jury to consider charges April 11. Irish jokes to Maecenas Literary Club meeting Tuesday at Wade Bean home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Millfield
Chauncey
Athens
Harold Partee
van Jolson
Charles Moore
Thompson Mine
Vinton County
Charney Smith
Clarence Stem
Worth Peyatt
Earl Harshman
Samuel Canter
Clyde
Pearl Canter
Mike Leonard
Virgil Rutter
Fred Hanan
Fred Grandstaff
Harlanon
Clarence Mullin
Grandstaffs
Harshmans
Carnters
Clarence Mullins
Grand Jury
Rome Grange to Meet at Stewart March 23
Rome Grange will meet at its hall in Stewart on Wednesday night March 23. An program is planned with Stewart High School students providing music. The Rome Juvenile Grange also meets at the same time. Mrs. M. M. Merrick announces the juvenile session. Members will answer roll call with an Irish story or joke. A reading by Mrs. Fred Laughlin and a discussion on spraying trees amid low fruit prices are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Home Grange
Rome
M. M. Merrick
Grange
Stewart High School
Sirs
Fred Laughlin
Warm Weather Follows Local Blizzard Hits Athens District
A local blizzard in the Athens district gave way to milder conditions as forecasts predicted a warm-up. Mrs. C. N. France reports highs reaching 61 degrees Friday with upper forties Saturday morning. The Hocking River fell from over eight feet to about 5.10 feet by Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mercury
C. N. France
Hocking
France
Schedule for Scout Meetings Unchanged
The Athens Boy Scouts keep their weekly timetable with Troop Two on Monday, Troop One on Tuesday, Troop Three on Thursday, and Troop Four on Friday. All meetings occur in the scout club rooms at First M B Church. Scoutmaster Ray Dupler praised last Monday’s Court of Honor as one of the largest turnout of boys passing the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Boy Scouts
Tuesda
M. B
Ray Dupler
Longsville Family Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Uaie Howell and her two sons return to their Columbus home Wednesday after spending several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs C G Kenna in Longsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaie Howell
Columbus
C. G. Kenna
Grapes and family visit uncle BR Grapes Friday
Nathan Kennedy visits his daughter and Mr and Mrs Smith of Bradbury. Searles returns home after extended visit. Chivis Searles back Tuesday after months away. Clarice Whitmer spends Tuesday with brother Milton Wolf in Racine. Buckhorn School misses Monday due to car trouble. Mrs Foley teacher. Fred Winn rural carrier. cars near Stout School damaged but no injuries. John Colwell of Danville dies after illness. funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros Grapes
Nathan Kennedy
Ecelis
Smith
Bradbury
Searles
Pomeroy
Chivis Searles
Sandusky
FL Whitmer
Clarice
Milton Wolf
Racine
Buckhorn School
Foley
Fred Winn
Stout
Folk
Mr. Winn
George Jenk
R. L. Gray
John Colwell
Danville
Arrest of William Jones at Athens Drug Store
William Jones of South Court Street was arrested Friday night in an Athens drug store after police were summoned by a clerk reporting Jones appeared intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
South Court
Aens
Athens
Pol
Jones
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McClure-Burnett
Babette Dalheimer
Riley
Meese Hall
Daviel
Beauty Shop Fhone
Over Fair Store
Child’s Opportunity
Woman’s Relief Corps
Miss Apgar
the Vogue Beauty Shop
Court St
Rose Collins Gox
Ethel Collins
Dial
Bettie Shop
Mrs. Lee
Woman’s Society
Beatas
Hillcrest
Paramount Beauty Shoppe
Union St
Vern Fulton
Inett Temple
Catherine Croy
Thomas J. Byrne
Pauline Jones
Mareh
Past Chiefs Club
Martin S$. McVay
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
H. R. McVay
North Congress Street
Gwynn Sanders
Helen Kittle
Marysville
Olive Herron
New Marshfield
J. D. Cooper
Dorr Jones
Robert
Mont Jones
Central Avenue
H. F. Burnett
Marion
QO. Burnett
North High Street
Charles Zimmerman
Circleville
C. D. Brewer
Fort Cintom
Lewis Rosser
Brewer
Fred Armeld
Lawrence K. Dupier
Harry M. Roach
Louise Roach
Fr. Fiegal
Zanesville
Philip Woodworth
Eugens FE. Woodworth
Franklin Avenue
Delphisn Literary Society
Fred Wheaton
Maplcewood Drive
Anne Keating
Ohio University
East Side
Parent- Teacher Association
C. M. Coulter
North College Street
Pallas Club
Aan Progressive Literary Club
Guy Graham
New Mansfield Road
D. R. Zenner
Utah Place
Church of the Good Shepherd
Homer Brown
Hocking Street
Majestic
G. W. Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
Berry Hotel Bldg
Ledge
Rell
Maecenas Literary Club
MT Wade Bean
U30
West
State Street
Bibles
Southern Olio Electric
Rome Grange
Longsville
Ceear Weseon
Optometric Service
Athens, Ohio
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
McCrone
Guthrie’s Corner Court
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