Formal Sans Souci Dinner Honors Senior Girls at Hotel Berry
Easter decorations graced the Sans Souci dinner at Hotel Berry on Sunday honoring the senior girls. Miss Carol Ruston presided as president with alumnae and active members present including Margaret Johnson, Alice Beasley, Delia Dorsey, Bea Brewster, Thea Connett, Kay Connett, Phyllis Jordan, Pauline Kimes, Carolyn Fuller, Beulah Pendergrass, Ruth Huggins, Mary Alice Cowen, Marian Danford, Louise Bailey, Carol Ruston and Mary Elizabeth Littler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci
Hotel Berry
Carol Ruston
Margaret Johnson
Alice
Beasley
Delia Dorsey
Bea Brewster
Thea Connett
Kay Connett
Phyllis Jordan
Pauline Kimes
Carolyn Fuller
Beulah Pendergrass
Ruth Huggins
Mary Alice Cowen
Marian Danford
Louise Bailey
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Former Washington Do. H. physician visits Athens Sunday
Former physician Dr. C. W. Blakely of Washington Do. H. was in Athens Sunday visiting acquaintances. He previously practiced in Athens, succeeding Dr. A. B. Frame, and recently returned from a three months stay in California to see his sister Ada Line Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blakely
Washington
Do. H
Athens
Doctor Blakely
A. B. Frame
Blakely
California
Adaline Phillips
Stimson Avenue
Family Dinner and Funeral Notices From Athens Area
Family dinner at the McHarg home on New Marshfield Road honored Mrs. I N McHarg birthday with many relatives from Glouster Columbus Athens and Pittsburgh among attendees. Funeral services were held for Phillip Strauss with numerous relatives from Pittsburgh Barberton Pomeroy Lancaster Zanesville Swift and other Ohio towns in attendance.
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I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Bert Angle
Robert Angle
Bobby Bert
Glouster
Charles King
Robert
Pauline
Columbus
Joe Walburn
Joe
Athens
I.an McHarg
Margaret Walburn
Wilma Walburn
F. L. Willims
Pittsburgh
Francis Colley
Thomas Nichols
McArthur
Phillip Strauss
Ida Busse
Charlies Hoffner
Albert Fortendberry
Mont Mirer
Barberton
John Strauss
Dena Strauss
Mildred
Ruth
John Hoffner
Nelle Ketter
James Hutchens
Pomeroy
John Hutchens
Nelson
Rufus Thomas
Clem Hamen
Jade Thomas
Miss Brooks
Zaleski
Kellogg Introduces New Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
Kellogg Company unveils a shredded whole wheat biscuit made by a special process that preserves full food value while delivering a mellow flavor and easy digestion. The biscuit is toasted on both sides for extra crispness and comes in a new convenient size to fit the package.
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Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Arts Laboratory
Phila
Conservation Notes on starving ducks fed near East Cove
Thousands of wild ducks in Cedar Point cove near Lake Erie face starvation due to ice and lack of water. The Division of Conservation, led by Henry Crossley, ordered feeding with corn and wheat and dispatched game protectors across Buckeye Lake and Indian Lake to save ducks. Field trials in Bowling Green from March 20 to 22 highlight renewed interest in bird dogs and outdoor sport.
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Division of Conservation
East Cove
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Henry Crossley
Sandusky
Cedar Point Cove
Canada
Buckeye Lake
Clay E. Harmon
Bureau of Law Enforcement
M. B. Trautman
Bureau of Scientific Research
Indian Lake
Lake St. Marys
Reinhart
Ohio
Bowling Green
Field Trials Highlight Pure Sport For Outdoors Fans
The old time appeal of field trials is praised as dogs compete on instinct, training, and style to locate game birds, reflecting a generation old sport cherished by outdoorsmen.
How Maps Are Changed in Athens County Over Time
A study explains how Athens County’s borders shrank from 1,053 to 454 square miles as areas were ceded to Meigs, Morgan, Hocking, Vinton, and Washington counties. It details township losses, additions, and boundary adjustments from before 1805 through 1845, including formation of Jackson County and reassignments of Rome, Bern, and Marion Townships.
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Athens County
Lee
Bern
Rome
W. E. Peters
Washington County
Meigs County
Columbia
Scipio
Bedford
Orange
Olive
Marion
Homer
Morgan County
Hocking County
Ward
Green
Vinton County
Brown
Swan
Elk
Madison
Knox
Clinton
Vinton
Troy Township
Hocking River
Washington
Rome Township
Athens
Marion Township
Jackson County
Clinton Township
Brown Township
Eastern Ohio Strike on Union Issue Predicted
In Bellaire on March 29 a United Mine Workers parade and mass meeting are set to spark a strike movement across Eastern Ohio. Phillip Murray of Pittsburgh will address the crowd as operators highlight wage contrasts with non union states and nearby mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
U.P
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
Phillip Murray
Pittsburgh
Miners’ Union
Fairmont
W. Va
Hanna Coal Company
Piney Fork
Dillonvale
Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal Company
Bergholz
Columbus to adopt two color flashing red traffic lights
The Columbus city council approved a plan to convert the entire traffic light system to a two color flashing red warning type. Initial changes cover 85 downtown signals and 19 on West Broad Street, supplementing nine existing lights. A traffic survey engineer will oversee future installations.
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Columbus
West Broad Street
Bootlegger Will Be Allowed To Remain
Deportation proceedings against Rocco gee have been dropped by the government. Assistant US Attorney John B. Osman said oral instructions from AAG Frank Parrish directed no further in the habeas corpus appeal from Judge Samuel H. West’s ruling freeing Policheno from a deportation order. Parrish cited a New York District Court ruling in a similar case.
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Cleveland
Rocco
Rocco Gee
United States District
John B. Osman
Osman
Frank Parrish
Samuel H. West
Policheno
Parrish
New York
Mrs Nicholas Longworth Arrives with Guards in Atlantic City
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and her daughter Paulina arrived in Atlantic City guarded by two men amid recent kidnapping threats against the child.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Nicholas Longworth
Paulina
Melba chips croutons toast sticks and cheese balls for soup
The article details how to make Melba chips from stale French rolls and various crouton methods. It explains bread selection, cube sizing, drying, and serving styles. It also covers toast sticks and cheese balls as accompaniments for cream soups, plus a sample tomorrow menu with breakfast lunch and dinner items.
Glorifying Your Self Hair Styles In Night Club Scene
A New York night club scene features gleaming hair as half the women display glittering styling. Descriptions include rhinestone bandeaus, French rolls with jeweled combs, and varied curls from side parts to bare foreheads. A reader seeks advice on changing a brunette's straight hair with curling.
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New York
Debbie
Health heads to meet here next Thursday
Health commissioners and assistants from 18 Southeastern Ohio counties will convene in Athens on April 7. Dr. J M Higgins outlines registration in the Chamber of Commerce, luncheon at Hotel Berry with Dr Elmer Burritt Bryan as principal speaker, and an afternoon session on feeding undernourished children and local health programs. Reservations via the County Health Office by April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Athens
J. M. Higgins
Southeastern Ohio Association of Health Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Security Savings
Berry
Athens County
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Ohio University
Roberts
Wood
Doctor Bryan
H. G. Southard
Clara Cavanaugh
Viola Fell
Ann Morgan
Students Denied Travel Rights by Tennessee Governor
In Nashville on March 29, Gov Henry Horton refused a group of eastern college students' plea to guarantee their constitutional right to travel in Tennessee. Horton said, We don't want a bunch of Bolsheviks, Communists or Anarchists interfering with the peace of Tennessee citizens, as he addressed a five student committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
U.R
Tennessee
Henry H. Horton
Rankin Seeks Tariff Repeal From Tax Bill
Representative John Rankin of Mississippi denounces amendments for oil and coal tariffs inserted into a tax bill and says he will push to strike those rates from the measure. He cites the move as a terrible blunder by the House in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
John Rankin
Mississippi
House
Coiffure Makeover Sparks Spring Flirtation
A playful column suggests styling hair for spring to boost mood and charm. It invites readers to try a workout for the curls or get a professional touch, promising a surprising boost in flirtatious appeal.
Vinton County Man Held in Liquor Case
CHILLICOTHE March 29 Frank Ackley of Eagle Township Vinton County near Londonderry was released under Bond 500 after being bound over to a Federal grand jury on a charge of manufacture and possession of whisky. Ackley entered a not guilty plea before United States Commissioner Phil C. But Agent Pearl R. Carroll said two stills were found on his property one 50 gallons and one 25 gallon capacity.
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Chillicothe
Frank Ackley
Eagle Township
Vinton County
Londonderry
Federal
United States Commission
Phil C
Ackley
Pearl R. Carroll
Hoover Sponsors Move To Get Out the Vote
President Hoover endorsed a national drive to boost turnout in the general election. The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the effort aiming for 50 million votes, about 14 million more than the 1928 presidential total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Church Group At Issue Over Marriage Rule
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America opposes the Roman Catholic stance on mixed religious marriages calling it intolerable. The report, prepared by Dr Howard Chandler Robins and others, urges pastors to advise pre marriage steps and rejects child pledge requirements while favoring inter church conferences to protect marriage and home.
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New York
U.P
Federal Council
Howard Chandler Robins
General Theological Seminary
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
George W. Wickersham
The
United States
Robert E. Speer
National Board of the
Vatican
Why Do You Like Life in Small Town Athens Ideal
J H Gross, local freight agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central lines, extols small town life. He praises close neighborly chats, youth contact, better opportunities for character development, and peaceful countryside leisure. He says city folks have nothing on us and Athens is an ideal small town.
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J. H. Gross
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York Central Railway
Gross
Athens
Easter Sunrise Services Mark Syracuse Church Events
Sunrise prayer services were held at the Church of the Nazarene and United Brethren Churches in Syracuse. Rev. Harry Dye of Asbury Methodist spoke on The Resurrection Sunday night. Local residents attended family visits, funerals, and church activities surrounding Easter with multiple readers and gatherings noted.
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Syracuse
Church of the Nazarene
United Brethren Churches
Harry Dye
Asbury Methodist Church
Carl Weese
Athens
Ladies’ Aid Society
Insurance for Women In Homes Available
Washington March 29. Insurance for women in the home is now available through more than twenty accident insurance firms via the Division of Family Finance of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Dr Josephine L Peirce notes falls burns cuts and scratches are major home risks with about 7 700 accidental deaths and 962 500 injuries yearly. A company record shows 50 000 000 paid for 241 000 homemaker related accidents including 56 000 falls 15 000 travel and 12 000 vehicle incidents.
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Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pi Rea
Josephine L. Peirce
Lima
Ohio
General Federation
Peirce
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Homer Brown
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Edgar Grosvenor
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Lansing,Mich
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University Terrace
Claude L. Steppe
New York City
Ruth Cone
Wauseon
John Brammer
Maxine Kyle
Fred H. McCoy
Lois
Betty Hoyt
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Troy
Howard Musgrave
Alice Pierce
Victor Pierce
Ciledith Carpenter
Athens State Hospital
Guy Carpenter
Woodland Avenue
Women's Music Club
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
John 8. Bagley
van Wert
Charles Henry
Morris Avenue
Charleston
F. Wolfe
That City
Pauline Mulligan
Grace ‘Mulligan
Pauline Norman
Kenton
H. T. Mulligan
J. C. Mulligan
Jerseyville
C. R. McLean
Canton
John . McLean
Ohioiversity
Mary Devlin
Irene Devlin
Hotel
Neta Stauffer
Gladys Wyckoff
Miss Stauffer
Fred Stauffer
West State Street
Miss Wyckoff
Stauffer
Mr. Stauffer
Mary Stauffer
Millfield
John W. Armstrong
Huntington
Franklin Avenue
Kellogg’s
Toronto
Llorence Brown
Charles Vance Millar
Toronto University
W. H. Price
Croutons
President's
Chester A. Arthur, Jr
Los Angeles
Arthur
Health Heads
Federal Council of Protestants
James Clark
Marietta College
Mrs
Thomas Clark
C. L. Arnold
E. D. Ashworth
Louisa Wilson
J. E. Carleton
Thomas Jefferson Thorne
Letart
Margaret Clark
Gallipolis
Edith
Edna Edwards
Thom Edwards
Edna Williams
Arthur Probst
Dorothy
Carolyn
Cincinnati
Irving Karr
Edna Carleton
Mae Karr
Myers Y. Cooper
New Martin Hotel
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Coty
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