Athens Woman's Music Club Hosts Noted Meeting Program
The Athens Woman's Music Club gathered at Mrs. J. H. McClure’s home on Grosvenor Street with Mrs. Guy Saylor chairing. Miss Cushman-Handel and Mrs. Phillipa-Gigue performed string and piano pieces, voice items featured and two-piano Beethoven arrangements followed.
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Athens Woman’s Music Club
McClure
Athens Woman's Music Club
J. H. McClure
Grosvenor Street
Guy Saylor
Curtis W. Janssen
the Emperor
Stalder
McConnel
Margaret Gaylord
Ncccanrie Nastyercsesmcee Weoe
Coenen
O. F. Hoisington
Beethoven
Miriam Class Gathered at 41 Cramner Home for Shower
Miriam Class of the Christian Church met Monday night at 41 Mill Street home of Misses Cledythe and Lillian Cremner. A short business session preceded a social hour with a surprise shower for Mrs. Paul Saylor. Refreshments followed. Attending were Miss Rowena Sprout Doris Cullums Jamnita Davis Ellen Stokoe Mrs. Cora Tucker Mrs. Dwight Robinson Mrs. Paul Saylor Mrs. Jessie Miller and Mrs. Allie Crammer.
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Miriam
The
Christian Church
Cledythe
Lillian Cremner
DI Mill Street
Paul Saylor
Helen Anania
Rowena Sprout
Doris Cullums
Jamnita Davis
Ellen Stokoe
Cora Tucker
Dwight Robinson
Jessie Miller
Lallie Crammer
Week End Guests and Local Notices From Grandview Heights
Mr and Mrs F J Beasley hosted guests at Grandview Heights over the week end. J C Briggs and friends from Oklahoma City arrived Thursday night while Rev C Lloyd Strecker and family joined Saturday and left Monday. The Streckers conducted funeral services for Mrs Edward Donalds on Saturday. Norris Beasley and Leo Sams hosted a visit with Beasleys in Lancaster Sunday. Ridgeway instructor Gary Akin, born March 23, is noted. Mrs L V Burdette was called to Akron to assist her ill daughter in St Thomas Hospital. The Art and Thimble Club meeting at Mrs H H McCarkin s home was postponed one week from Friday.
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F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
J. C. Briggs
Phing
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Mr. Briggs
C. Lloyd Strecker
C. Lloyd Strecker, A Son-In-Law and Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beasley
Dickie
Cincinnati
Strecker
Edward Donalds
Leo Sams
Ridgeway
Ohio University
Gary Akin
Same
L. V. Burdette
McKinley Avenue
Akron
George C. Pangrats
St. Thomas Hospital
Delta Kappa installs officers as Cornwell family updates
Mr Foster Cornwell returns to Ohio State University after spring vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Cornwell on Palmer Street. Delta Kappa Sorority installs officers led by Mildred Itescene Athens president Edna Manntraysville vicepresident Margaret Birdse Delaware secretary Anne Rogers Certland treasurer Mary Margaret Kelley Athens editor historian. Don Metcalf and wife announce birth of daughter Mary Lou. Mr M M Russell ill at son in law Daryl Watkins home Central Avenue showing some improvement. Betty McCaskill daughter of H A McCaskill on St Mor Rin Avenue has measles and is home-bound.
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Foster Cornwell
Ohio State University
Fred Cornwell
Palmer Street
Mra. Cornwell
Walter Cornwell
Columbus
Delta Kappa Sorority
Vreguier
Mise Mildred
Itescene
Athens
Mies Fdna Mann
Traysville
Margaret Birdse
Delaware
Anne Rogers
Certland
Mary Margaret Kelley Athen
Don Metcalf
Allendale
Cna
Mary Lou
M. M. Russell
Daryl Watkins
Central Avenue
The Modern Way To End Digestive Ills Ad
Ad copy for Biema Rex antacid powder promises quick relief by neutralizing stomach acids and forming a soothing protective film. It urges customers to visit Rexall Drug Store or Lines Pharmacy to obtain a free small size with a coupon.
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Rexall Drug Store
Barbara Lee Elkins Birthday Party at Maplewood Drive
Barbara Lee Elkins celebrated her fifth birthday Monday afternoon at her home 31 Maplewood Drive. With help from her mother Mrs. Harry Elkins the party ran from 3 to 5 pm with refreshments and a candle lighted cake. Guests included Jane True Grover Peggy Chism Margaret Ann Jeny Clare Sprague Dorothy Ann Clutter Elsie Lou Rowles and Barbara Lee’s sisters Lois Lotus and Doris Elkins.
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Barbara Lee Elkins
Harry Elkins
Barbara Lee
Maplewood Drive
Jane True Grover
Peggy Jou Chism
Margaret Ann
Jeny Clare Sprague
Dorothy
Ann Clutter
Elsie Lou Rowles
Tuesday Night Bridge Club Dines At Cottage Tea House
Tuesday Night Bridge Club members enjoyed a dinner bridge at the Cottage Tea House on Monday. Dinner was served at six at small sun room tables with yellow candles and calendulas. Four tables played. Townsend won first prize, Hooper second, Schuster third, Lewin consolation. Baker won guest player honors.
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Cottage Tea House
A. Db. Townsend
C. A. Hooper
C. F Schuster
James Lewin
L. C. Baker
Fathers Night at Central P T A features naturalist talk
Central Parent-Teacher Association hosts the second Fathers Night at 7 30 p m in the school. Speaker W P Porter Athens Senior High School biology instructor will discuss scenes in Athens County titled A Ramble With a Naturalist with lantern slides. Sixth Grade pupils under Miss Betty Jones present a playlet. Mrs Howard C Robe presides over a short business session.
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Central Parent-Teacher Association
W. P. Porter
Athens Senior High School
Athens County
Betty Jones
Howard C. Robe
Association
Mudhole blocks travel on East Road near Athens
Flood waters left every eastern Athens route impassable with only one road partly usable. Frank Strickland, veteran rural mail carrier, notes that less than one-tenth of a mile on East Road and about one-twelfth mile on Coolville Ridge lacked improvement. He could not cover the full route. The Coolville Ridge Road would reach eastern areas if improved, he says.
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Athens County
Coolville Ridge
Richland Avenue
Tick Ridge
Clarks Chapel
Flying Mollisons plan Atlantic air crossing this summer
The Flying Mollisons set to attempt a North Atlantic crossing by air this summer to set a new long-distance record. If successful, Jim Mollison and Amy Johnson will retire to a farm and cease further exploits.
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London
Mollisons
North Atlantic
Jim” Mollison Eaid
Amy Johnson
Suitcase Found With Girl’s Wear on McKinley Avenue
A suitcase containing girl’s wear ing apparel was found on McKinley Avenue Sunday night. The owner may claim the suitcase and clothing by calling the Athens Police Station.
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McKinley Avenue
Athens
Walking Town Women Change Habits in Athens
Friendly Chats observes Athens women preferring daily walks to driving, noting walking as the new normal. The column also praises Ohio University School of Music for recent Sunday recitals and shares musings on local life, Easter origins, and community invitations.
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Marian Walters
Court Street
Yesteryear
Athens
Vanitas
Vanitatum
War Veterans clash with police in German cities
In Brunswick 20 persons were hospitalized after clashes as Steel Helmet officers were nearly all arrested. Police and Nazi auxiliaries guarded about 200 Steel Helmets and 1,000 private citizens including Reichsbanner and Communists seeking to join the helmets. Jail crowding prompted talks of an internment camp for prisoners.
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Berlin
Brunswick
Frank Seldte
Steel Helmets
Reichsbanner
Miss Hen rietta Pirrung in alienation suit for $100000
In Columbus on March 28 Miss Henrietta Pirrung of St Louis daughter of the late Henry Pirrung a Columbus dairy owner was named as defendant in an alienation of affections suit filed by Mrs Helen W Grogan of New York seeking 100000 dollars in damages.
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Columbus
Henrietta Pirrung
St. Louis
Henry Pirrung
Columbus Dairy Company
Helen W. Grogan
New York
Demonstration in New York Opposes Hitler Policies
In cities across the United States Jews protest Nazi actions. A Madison Square Garden gathering led by Alfred E. Smith and attended by Catholic and Protestant leaders denounces the Hitler regime while urging focus on government policy, not German people.
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New York
U.R
United States
Germany
Ku Klux Klan
Alfred E. Smith
Madison Square Garden
Smith
Rubert F. Wagner
William T. Manning
Francis T. McConnell
Charles H. Tuttle
Stephen 8. Wise
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John P. O'Brien
John J. Dunn
Catholic Archdiocese of
Withrew
State Department
Cordell Hull
Belgium
Beer Delivery Threatened by Chicago Gangs
Chicago officials from Atlas Brewery report potential disruption to April 7 beer deliveries as gangsters threaten hijackings and robberies of drivers. Management weighs armed guards to protect 150 trucks amid threats exploiting the beer return amid celebrations.
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Chicago
Atlas Brewery
Middle West
Charles Elliman
Organizing Pickets Hit Falls Rubber Plant Strike
Akron March 28 A U P report says organized picketing began at the Falls Rubber Plant of the Master Tire and Rubber Co after a meeting where 200 striking workers voted to stay out until demands are met. Workers also pledged to remain out until the Falls dispute and a Cooper Corporation Plant strike at Findlay Ohio are settled, with both plants closed over demands for restoration of pay cuts said to total about 50 percent.
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Akron
U.P
Falls
Master Tire and Rubber Company
Cooper Corporation
Findlay
Ohio
Health Officials To Aid Athens County Preschool Clinic
Dr Emery Hayhurst and Miss Florence Tallman of the state health department will help local officials run a preschool clinic in Athens County starting the week of April 3. All children entering school for the first time in fall are eligible for examination. The aim is to detect and correct defects. Parent-Teacher Associations cooperate with the plan.
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Emery Hayhurst
Florence Tallman
State Health Department
Athens County
Fiction Display Is Arranged by Pupils At Junior High
Eighth grade English students at the Junior High School showcase a fiction display. Girls created dolls as favorite book characters from Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Huckleberry Finn Ben Hur Freck lea and The House of Seven Gables while boys built a soap carved On to Oregon covered wagon a ship Hispaniola from Treasure Island and a log cabin from Boys Life of Abraham Lincoln.
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Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Huckleberry Finn
Ben Hur
Frecklea
Alice
Oregon
Safar
Hispaniola
Treasure Island
Nicolay
Abraham Lincoln
The
Clase
Utility Bond Issue Bill Is Given Assent
Ohio lawmakers approve Ward Bill after conference vote. The measure keeps bonds for municipally owned utilities at 60 percent approval while raising other sub division bond and levy thresholds to six tenths, with school levies exempt. The final compromise ends a dispute between House and Senate over initial 65 and 55 percent proposals.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Conference
May Amputate Arm Of Accident Victim
Mr. Lester Robinett son of Mrs Minerva Robinett of 27 Walker Street remains seriously injured from a mine accident last November with a compound arm fracture. He was taken to Grant Hospital last week and relatives report a possible arm amputation may be necessary.
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Lester Robinett
Minerva Robinett
Walker Street
Grant Hospital
Coal Officials Plan Northern Coals Inc Selling Agency
Ohio district coal company representatives meet at Hotel Cleveland to discuss forming Northern Coals Inc a central selling and marketing agency. Harry L Findlay vice president Youghingheny Ohio Coal Company led preliminary talks with 11 producers in favor. 130 operators invited for Wednesday session to improve markets for Ohio mined coal.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ohio
Hotel Cleveland
Northern Coals Inc
Harry L. Findlay
Youghingheny & Ohio Coal Company
Columbus Barter and Exchange Store Opens
Opened in Columbus under A. J. Fuller to aid the unemployed through barter of goods and services. Officials estimate up to 10,000 people could be kept from charity if the store succeeds.
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Columbus
Columbus Barter and Exchange
A. J. Fuller
Divorce Petition Filed Over Love of Money
Mrs. Sara Merkel, a 26 year old of Cincinnati, asked for divorce from William A. Merkel a merchant of Soph Perak Federated Malay States charging he was obsessed with a love of money.
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Cincinnati
Sara Merkel
William A. Merkel
Soph
Perak
Federated Malay States
Jacksonville Teachers Paid Through Nov 10 1932
Jacksonville officials report at a special school board meeting that teachers at Jacksonville Grade School will be paid up to November 10 1932 and the janitor through December 1 1932. The board plans to request an advance draw from the county auditor to cover overdue salaries still four months in arrears.
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Jacksonville
Glouster Superintendent and family travel after mother's death
Supt. Thomas W. Figley of Glouster schools and Mrs Figley with their young son Billie left Sunday for Indiana for the death of Mrs Figley's mother Mrs Kane who died Saturday night near Marion. Mrs Figley had returned ten days ago from Marion due to her mother's illness.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Figley
Billie
Indiana
Bennett Family Mourns Vernon Perrin Death
Mrs. A. M. Bennett daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth and Hugh Cunningham returned from Moundsville West Virginia after Vernon Perrin nephew of Mrs Bennett died He was the son of the late Edward Perrin a former Nelsonville gro cer yman and the family is well known in that city.
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Glouster
A. M. Bennett
Mary Elizabeth
Hugh Cunningham
Moundsville
W. Va
Birthday Party for F M Erwin in Glouster
Friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs F M Erwin in Glouster on Saturday night for the Forty third birthday anniversary. The party featured radio music cards and jigsaw puzzles with lunch served. Hostess assistants included Mrs Marie Champlin and Mrs Winn.
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Walter Champlin
Phyllis Jean
John Gail
Lester Champlin
Chester Smith
Francis Erwin
Lucille
Louise Francis Jr
Charles
Harold
Government flour to be distributed in Glouster
Glouster will receive government flour distribution on Wednesday from 1 to 3 pm, announced by Red Cross secretary Miss Pearl French. The notice specifies the time and organizer for the local distribution event.
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Higley Study Circle
Glouster
Miss Pearl French
Red Cross
Man Pleads Guilty in Non-Support Case
John Whaley admitted non-support of an illegitimate child in the court of Mayor Andrew Allen. He was bound over to the county court on a $500 bond and jailed in Athens pending bond. arrested in Glouster by Constable G H Love early Friday.
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Glouster
John Whaley
Andrew Allen
Whaley
Athens
G. H. Love
Eggs and Easter Diet Learn Proper Cooking Times
The piece reviews daily egg intake of at least one egg per person and explains why boiling eggs is not ideal. It outlines methods to hard cook eggs: simmer in cold water until boiling then rest 20 minutes, or use hot water then rest 45 to 60 minutes, or cook in a double boiler for 45 to 60 minutes.
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Athens
Fight at city event ends with plea and $25 fine
A 20 minute altercation witnessed by about 20 people led to Foster Gibbs and Allen jat Plea of quarreling and fighting before Mayor Andrew day. Gibbs was fined $25 plus costs, with the other participant to appear and plead. The crowd observed the incident amid traffic and crowding at the venue.
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Glouster
Foster Gibbs
Andrew Day
Es Allen
Chuck” Parks
Local Talent Play at Opera House Draws Small Crowd
Receipts show a weak turnout for a home talent show at the opera house, aided by adverse weather and conflicting attractions. The American Legion event featured high class local performers but drew only a modest Friday and Saturday audience.
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Glouster
American Legion
Opera House
Epworth League Plans Outdoor Trips For Summer
The Epworth League meeting on March 19 discussed summer plans with president C her proposing outdoor trips. Miss Eleanor Da val is named next leader and services will continue through the week. Miss Iris Davis visited Fierce Ridge. choir practice at the church is Thursday at 6:30 with all invited.
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Epworth
Gue
Jene Davis
Ning
Cher
Eleanor Daval
Gilcuster High School
Iris Davis
Fierce Ridge
Church Meeting Notice in Glouster March Events
Glouster residents are informed of church gatherings with a day night service at 7 oclock and a 5 oclock Bible School teachers meeting for planning. The notice emphasizes communal religious activities and schedules.
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Glouster
Wil Bible School
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