Sorority Sing Contest At Athens Rotary Event
The Rotary Club of Athens hosts a sorority singing night on March 27 at 7:30 in the auditorium. Teams from Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Gamma Delta, Chi Omega, Phi Mu, and others compete with college songs. a trophy awaits the three-time winner. Dorothy Robbin leads the Women's League. judges are Charles Poston and Ralph Parks.
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Gal Sorority
Rotary Club of Athens
Lea University
Oley
Fach Sorority
Chi Oi
Ohio
Ohio Delta Pi “My Ohio’’, Alpha “the Green
Alpha Xi Delta “University
Alpha Gamma Delta
Robbin
Women's League
Charles Poston
Ralph Parks
Nelsonville
County high plays day invitation in Athens
The Athens county high school youth to attend a Play Day organized by Phi Delta Pi. Activities include basketball tennis giant volleyball and swimming with a later color program and a dipping ceremony for all girls. Demonstrations by Ada Wilson Audrey Drake Ruth Larzelcre en Kathleen Darby and others follow with refreshments. An Eagles auxiliary meeting and bingo night are planned.
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Athens County High
Phi Delta Pi
Ada Wilson
Audrey
Ruth Larzelcreen Drake
Athens
Lucas
Kathleen Darby
Ethyl Rose
Helen Wiss
Eleanor Thwing
Missy
Ada Wilden
March
Local church and club notices mix on Wednesday events
The calendar lists sorority activities at the auditorium and a P T A meeting at East Side, with Sisterhood gathering at 1 30 PM at TB Dilley home. NTAS Lodge meets in Men s Hall, and West Church Family plans a Wednesday dinner at the church basement with a lecture by Foster of Portsmouth and a food contribution request.
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Eoe West Church
Foster
Portsmouth
Family Ie
Ruffles For Small Girls Pattern Ad From The Athens Messenger
Lively little girls frock features inverted pleats wide shoulder bands and colorful buttons with ruffles as sleeves. Pattern 1942 sizes 2 4 6 8 10 includes illustrated instructions, yardage for size 4 and sample fabrics. Send 15 cents for pattern booklet and 25 cents for book plus pattern to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
New York City
Death notices and visiting guests across Canton area
Mr and Mrs T L Shrantz of North Canton and Miss Elizabeth Cochran of Cincinnati are guests of Alex Cochran after the death of Frank Cochran. Mrs John Dana hosted her daughter in law from Loudenville. the Danas and Grant family visited Loudenville for the weekend. Other relatives gathered around Totman and Spingler families in Athens Dunbar Marietta Canaonville Pike. Henry Cameron honored at a family birthday dinner at the Colonial Hotel. Mary Helen Lee visited Medina and Cleveland. Earl Meyers and family left for Lowella Pa due to his father Henry Meyers death.
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T. L. Shrantz
North Canton
Elizabeth Cochran
Cincinnati
Frank Cochran
Alex Cochran
Columbia Avenue
M. P. Totman
Lucy Totman
Athens
8. B. Totman
Dunbar
Howard Spingler
Leatrice
Marietta
W. W. Totman
Canaonville Pike
Henry Cameron
Colonial Hotel
H. Cameron
Ned
J. D. Murch
Arvilla
Gladys van Dyke
Earl Meyers
Palmer Street
Lowella, Pa
Meyers
Henry Meyers
Mrs Wolfe Lectures on Consumer Education for Club
Mrs T M Wolfe led a cosmetics focused talk for the Business and Professional Women's Club at Miss Ena Nelson's home 21 Elmwood Place. She outlined good and bad points of modern merchandising and urged careful consumer choices in cosmetics as part of a series on consumer education.
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Ena Nelson
Elmwood Place
Wolfe
Miriam Class Hosts Shower for Mrs Steinmeyer
Members of the Miriam Class of the First Christian Church held a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mrs Rudolph Steinmeyer at 24 Smith Street Monday night. Hostess was Miss Ellen Stekoe with helpers Miss Goldie Ayers and Miss Laura Henderson. Prizes went to Mrs Jessie Miller and Mrs Elmer Bigman. Attendees included Mrs Thelma Robinson, Mrs Jessie Miller, Mrs Garnet McBride, Mrs Cora Tucker, Miss Rowena Sprout, Miss Goldie Ayers, and Miss Laura Henderson.
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Miriam
First Christian Church
Rudolph Steinmeyer
Lucy Heightland
Ellen Stekoe
Smith Street
Goldie Ayers
Laura Henderson
Jessie Miller
Elmer Bigman
Thelma Robinson
Garnet McBride
Cora Tucker
Rowena Sprout
Whaley Twins Born to Mr and Mrs J W Whaley
Mr and Mrs J W Whaley announce the birth of twin daughters Phyllis Joe and Bonna Jean Monday at their home in Hebbardaville. They already have three year old Carma Jean, and Mr Whaley serves as a peace officer in Hebbardaville.
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J W Whaley
Phyllis Joe
Bonna Jean
Hebbardeville
Carma Jean
Mr. Whaley
Hebbardaville
George Milar Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Clay Milar entertained 12 guests Monday afternoon honoring the fourth birthday of son George. Games followed by a luncheon from a long table. A large white birthday cake with four green candles stood at the center, Easter colors used in decorations. Mrs. William Davis assisted Mrs. Milar.
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Clay Milar
George
William Davis
Milar
Governor Davey seeks Senate vote on Burk confirmation
Governor Davey asks the Senate to vote up or down on Clarence H. Burk as liquor control director without delay. Meanwhile Burk prepared an order to exempt Edmund G. Mathews, chief of the enforcement division, from civil service as his resignation was requested.
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Columbus
Davey
Clarence H. Burk
Senate
Burk
Civil Service
Edmund G. Mathews
Lindbergh Case Worry Drives Local Man Insane
Francis E. Carsey, 74, of Decatur Township, unable to cope with the Lindbergh case, was taken to Athens State Hospital Saturday after being deemed sane days earlier but delayed admission due to age. Relatives described him to the medical commission in Probate Court.
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Marietta
Francis E. Carsey
Decatur Township
Athens State Hospital
Medical Commission
Carbon Hill Junior Class Presents Look in Lovely Comedy
The Carbon Hill High School junior class will stage a three act comedy Look in Lovely at the gymnasium Friday night March 29 at 8 oclock.
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Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill High School
First North Carolina church, St Thomas Bath, with Queen Anne gift
The first religious edifice in North Carolina, St Thomas Episcopal Church in Bath, is noted for a communion set donated by Queen Anne of England, highlighting colonial ties and church history.
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North Carolina
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Bath
Want Some More Neighborhood Recipes
A call for local women to share recipes for the Messenger Food Page. The Recipe Editor selects households by telephone listing each week for a community recipe exchange and prints chosen recipes on Friday’s page.
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Messenger Food Page
Mission Group Meets With Mrs. Gilmore
The Home Missionary Society of Simpson M. B. Church met Monday night at Mrs. Ralph Gilmore's house on Putternut Avenue. Charleston visitors included Mr and Mrs Harold Russell and two children and Mrs Harold Brab bin. Nearby residents hosted by relatives include Mr and Mrs Norman Kloes and Mr and Mrs J T McLain in Lancaster for several days. Arthur Arnold and two children of Milleraport visit Herman Hoffner Lincoln Hill and John Arnold near Harringtonville. P K Smith of Cleveland spent a weekend with local relatives. Barbara and Rachel fiberfeld return to Goucher College after spring vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Elberfeld in Reading? (unconfirmed)
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Norman Kloes
J. T. McLain
Lancaster
Kloes
Arthur Arnold
Milleraport
Herman Hoffner
Lincoln Hill
John Arnold
Harriconville
P. K. Smith
Cleveland
Barbara
Rachel Fiberfeld
Jacob Elberfeld
Goucher College
Baltimore
Roosevelt Is Informed House Feels Slighted
A House leader urges President Roosevelt to wait on bonus compromise until Senate acts, arguing the White House has claimed prestige by negotiating with the Senate, leaving the House seeking its own share of influence.
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Roosevelt
House
Washington
Senate
White House
Manion-Up Arrest For Automobile Larceny In City Jail Visit
Manion Up delivered a lunch to his brother Paul at the city jail and was arrested Monday. Chief of Police Mackan held him on a warrant dated March 20, 1933, charging automobile larceny.
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Paul
Bus Pine
Mackan
Family Moves To Carbondale Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Denver White of Nelsonville moved to Carbondale into the Santford White property. Santford White moved to the Harry Pollock property and Earl Lowery moved to Henry Frank property. Velma Lowery, moved from City Hospital to her sister Ethel Simons home and is recovering. Local visits include Carmichael, Fasterling and Betts families from Barberton and Smiths from Columbus. Mildred Barber and Delbert Nutter families visited here from Lancaster and Barberton respectively.
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Carbondale
Denver White
Nelsonville
Santford White
Harry Pollock
Earl Lowery
Henry Frank
Lydia Bray
Akron
Velma Lowery
City Hospital
Siater
Ethel Simons
Frank Carmichael
A. Fasterling
Chris Betts
Barberton
Ralph Williams
Gerald
Richard
Columbus
Dow Arnold
Mine Mildred Barber
George Barber
Delbert Nutter
Lancaster
Lizzie Doolittle
Hinshaws Will Speak In Lathrop Wednesday
Adjt and Mrs W W Hinshaw of the Athens Salvation Army will conduct a service in Mineral Hall Lathrop at 7 30 Wednesday night. Hinshaw will give an illustrated Bible lecture. A soldiers meeting is set for Tuesday night at 7 o'clock in the local Army Hall.
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Adjt
Mra. W. W. Hinshaw
Athens Salvation Army
Lathrop
Hinshaw
Army
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George Milar
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Eighth Ave
New York, N. Y
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Buck” Stevenson
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