Local Social Roundup and Club Notices
R Clifford C Cornell leaves this evening for Chicago on a business trip. Mrs William Lenhardt Mrs Opal Reeves and son Dix return from Columbus. Card party at the Country club Thursday at 7 30. Training School PTA meets Thursday at 3 at the school building. Deborah class of the Christian church hosts a 6 o'clock picnic in church parlors Thursday. Funeral of Mrs Carlos Stone in Gallipolis attended by Owens Manufacturing Co reps from Logan. Athens visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Pickering C G OBleness and W B Lawrence. Paul Keever leaves for El Dorado Arkansas to join Union iphur Co and oversee well drilling. he sold Auto Laundry to H A Chapman of Glouster. Mrs Keever plans to join in June. Club notes include roll call on current events and a musical program led by Mrs E T Hayes. Readings on Franz Schubert Beethoven. Elizabeth Lummis performs violin solos. piano duets by Mrs Fred Slaughter and Mrs Guy Graham. Guests listed and refreshments served by Mrs Harry Frost and Dorothy Duncan.
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Paul Keever
el Dorado
Arkansas
Union Iphur Company
Rge
Keever
H. A. Chapman
Glouster
Wood Drive
H. M. Bennett
E. T. Hayes
Caroline McKinstry
Franz Shubert
Ray Slaughter
Beethoven
Elizabeth Lummis
Toselli
Brahms
Fred Slaughter
Robert Bingman
Allen
Holst
Guy Graham
N. E. Mills
Charlies Wyatt
Charles Lillie
Public Installation and Play by Kappa Sigma Pi Club
The Kappa Sigma Pi at Central Avenue church held a Tuesday evening installation in the church. Reverend Ahlbrand gave the address and Reverend Brown presided. After the ceremony, attendees moved to the basement for a three act production The Filming of Uncle Tom's Cabin directed by John Barker which drew an appreciative audience and a huge success with a cast including Billy Hammond Dent Scott Levi Shootgum John Barker Red Shootgum James Klingenberg Uncle Tom Don Roush Liz a Tom Porter Aunt Chloe Dick Brooks Simon Legree Oliver Burroughs Orland Sams Little Eva Kenneth Musser Cecil Burroughs John Kerns
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Kappa Sigma Pi
Central Avenue
Ahlbrand
Brown
John Barker
Billy Hammond
Dent Scott Levi Shootgum
Red
James Klingenberg
Uncle Tom
Don Roush
Liza
Tom Porter
Aunt Chloe
Dick Brooks
Simon Legree
Oliver Burroughs Topsy
Kenneth Musser
Cecil Burroughs
John Kerns
Child's League At Windsor Meets for Conservation Talk
Mrs. W. B. Drake hosted the Child's Conservation League at Windsor Tuesday. Mrs. E. D yre spoke on Conservation of Homes. James Jones won first prize and John Kilpatrick second in a club contest. Guests included Mrs. Clifford C. Cornell. Ernest R. Gross visited Columbus. Dal Murphy will host Friendship Needle club Thursday.
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Child's League
Windsor
W. B. Drake
Child’s Conservation League
E. Dyre
James Jones
John Kilpatrick
Clifford C. Cornell
Progressive Literary Club Meeting Tonight
The Progressive Literary Club hosts a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs. Jal McClannahan at 12 Maple. Attendees plan readings and discussions in a small, community setting.
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Progressive Literary Club
Jal McClannahan
Maccenas Literary Club Meets with McGuffey Quotes
Mrs. T. R. Bennett hosted the Maccenas Literary Club with 12 members present. The group voted to help the City Federation buy a picture for the new high school building and heard a McGuffey biography read by Mrs. Charles Bardin. Mrs. George Minameycer won the first prize. The next meeting is April 7 at Mrs. Williom’s home.
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Maccenas
T. R. Bennett
Central Avenue
Maccenas Literary Club
McGuffey
City Federation
Wade Bean
Maude Saunders
Charles Bardin
Vic
Return of Miss Authorene Laughlin
Miss Authorene Laughlin has returned after a two weeks visit with friends and relatives in Chillicothe, Greenfield and Washington D. C.
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Authorene Laughlin
Chillicoth
Greenfield
Washington
D. H
Athens High School Building Dedication Luncheon
A luncheon honoring the new Athens High School building dedication is set for 12 oclock Friday in the library study room on the second floor. Toastmaster Mrs. S H Bing leads as Mrs. C T Moore greets, with programs on education past and present by Mrs. F W Bush Mrs. Hal Woods Mrs. H J Holcomb and Mrs. A F E Wagner, plus music by the high school quartet.
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Athens High School
S. H. Bing
C. T. Moore
Board of Education
F. W. Bush
Athens
Hal Woods
H. J. Holcomb
A. F E. Wagner
Quits as Officer to Fill a Pulpit
Parkersburg West Virginia March 25 The police force here has long been a training ground for the ministry. Hubert H Abels a police lieutenant has resigned to enter the Methodist Episcopal church ministry. He studied for the ministry at Ohio Wesleyan University and earned local fame as a gridiron star before returning to Parkersburg. After a court case for a traffic law violation he joined the force and rose to lieutenant. He saved money and now leaves the blue uniform for Garrett Theological Seminary at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois to finish his education.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Hubert H. Abels
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Abels
Garrett Theological Seminary
Northwestern University
Evanston
Wilson to Speak to Ohio grads
Dr. Hiram Roy Wilson of Ohio University will address the Columbus alumni tonight at the Chittenden. He replaces President Bryan whose engagement was canceled due to a death in the family. A 6:50 dinner precedes his sole speech, followed by dancing. George G. Thomas leads the Columbus alumni.
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Columbus
Hiram Roy Wilson
atOhio University
Freezone promises quick corn relief with tiny bottle
A pharmacist offers a small bottle of Freezone claimed to stop corn pain instantly and let you lift the corn away with fingers. The product, priced a few cents, is said to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between toes without soreness or irritation.
New Trustees Confirmed By Senate Committee
The Senate committee recommended confirmation of Governor Donahey's appointments to Ohio University trustees Wilson McKee of Athens Samuel L. McCune of Cleveland and Fred G. Lester of Ironton.
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Columbus
Mar
Senate
Donahey
Ohio University
Wilson McKee
Athens
Samual L. McCune
Cleveland
Fred G. Lester
Ironton
Ohio farmers plan corn and oats acreage gains
Ohio farmers expect a 4 percent rise in corn and 7 to 8 percent in oats, with little hay expansion and smaller potato and tobacco plantings. C J West notes a potential corn surplus next fall due to fewer hogs for feeding, while wheat acreage depends on winter kill.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Federal
United States
West
Man Charged With Assault After Rifle Garden Rake Incident
Mrs. William Hahn accuses neighbor Wilbert Carillon of striking her in the face with a garden rake. The dispute stemmed from a line fence on adjoining properties at Second and Carrier streets. Carlston was arrested by Police Chief Herb Parker and arraigned before Mayor L. A. Koons, entering a not guilty plea and posting $500 bond for grand jury appearance.
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William Hahn
Wilbert Carillon
Second
Carrier
Carlston
Herb Parker
L. A. Koons
Vanderbilt Professor Fired After Cheating Scandal
An instructor at Vanderbilt University in Nashville has been discharged and thirty two students suspended for the instructor doing the work and letting students submit it as their own.
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Nas Anvilile
Tenn
Mar
Vanderbilt University
Athens Girl Is a Club Speaker
Miss Elizabeth Earhart supervisor of music for Chillicothe public schools spoke to the Chillicothe Kiwanis club on Tuesday about musical instruction in the city’s primary schools. An Ohio University graduate, she demonstrated how thirty pupils are taught and received high commendations from the Kiwanians.
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Elizabeth Earhart
Chillicothe
George Earhart
Athens
Chillicothe Kiwanis Club
Earhart
Ohio University
Kiwanians
Pilgrim's Progress Translated Into Over Two Thousand Languages
A note states John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress has been translated into more than 2000 languages and dialects, highlighting its global reach and enduring popularity.
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John Bunyan
Rail magnate Erb dies after operation in New York
New sman Erb, 76, railroad president and copper magnate, died today at Roosevelt hospital after an operation. The prominent financier led major rail ventures and copper interests and was a key figure in New York business circles.
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New York
Erb
Roosevelt Hospital
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Weight Control
An actress touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple weight loss aid. The ad claims steady, easy reduction and urges purchases from druggists at one dollar per box or direct from Marmola General Motors Building Detroit.
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General Motors
Detroit
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