Easter Theme Used For Birthday Party
Little Thatcher Hart celebrated his fourth birthday with a Easter color scheme party at his home on Stewart Street. Guests included Anita Bowles Wanda Coote Donna Lou Dupjer Juanita Henry Louella Little Kathleen Orr Delores Whaley Robert Chow Knol Dupler Earl Hall Funk Cletus Hart Franklin and Billy Mansfield. Thatcher’s mother was helped by Mrs. Dale Hart and Mrs. Bar Funk in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Thatcher Hart
Ernest Hart
Stewart Street
Anita Bowles
Wanda Coote
Donna Lou Dupjer
Juanita Henry
Louella Little
Kathleen Orr
Delores Whaley
Robert Chow
Knol Dupler
Earl Hall Funk
Cletus Hart
Franklin
Billy Mansfield
Thatcher
Dale Hart
Bar Funk
Students fete at Senior High School council party
About 250 students faculty and parents attended the Senior High School student council party at the High School Auditorium from 730 to 1030 pm. Entertainment included bridge jig saw puzzles and dancing with music by Sammy Kaye's band. Colorful spotlights enhanced the decorations. Chaperons included Dean of Girls Mary Connett Principal O L Wood and several couples. Helen Hayes was noted as student council president. Other local social notes mention visits and weekend plans among Mrs Houdashelt Mrs Hayes Miss McHarg Mrs Gardner Mrs Nicholas and Mr Welburn et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Kaye
Mary Connett
O. L. Wood
Viva Laman
Irene Hand
Wayne Henderson
Walter P. Porter
Hale Pickett
A. A. Nellis
Carl Roberts
Helen Hayes
Three Tables in Play At Party on Thursday
Members of the Thursday Night Bridge Club enjoyed a chicken dinner at Baker's bungalow east of Athens Thursday night. The bridge tables followed the dinner with Mrs. C. A. Hooper taking first prize and guest Mrs. Clarence Laughlin winning second prize.
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Baker’s Bungalow
Athens
C. A. Hooper
Clarence Laughlin
Pythian Sisters Hold Inspection at Glouster Temple
Members of Athenian Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters attended inspection ceremonies of White Rose Temple No. 92 at Glouster Wednesday night. Names include Mrs Earl Marquis Mrs Charles Mille Mrs Bessie Shepard Mrs Evan Hamilton Mrs I N McHarg Mrs Leslie Williams and Miss Etta Johnson. A late supper followed with Easter themed decorations. Dorothy Conkle of Logan district deputy inspected the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Temple
White Rose Temple
Glouster
Earl Marquis
Charles Mille
Bessie Shepard
Evan Hamilton
I. N. McHarg
Leslie Williams
Etta Johnson
Dorothy Conkle
Logan
Wednesday Bridge Night at 72 May Avenue
Mrs. Clara Andrews hosted the Wednesday Night Bridge Club at her home 72 May Avenue. Mrs. Fred Fenzel won the high score prize and Mrs. R. R. Johnson took the second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Andrews
May Avenue
Fred Fenzel
R. R. Johnson
Bridge Club Meets at Roberts Residence
Mrs J B Roberts hosted her card club at 116 Franklin Avenue Thursday night with three bridge tables in play. High score went to Mrs William F Smiley, second prize to guest Mrs William Moler Jr. Another guest was Mrs Lute Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Roberts
Franklin Avenue
William F. Smiley
William Moler, Jr
Lute Evans
Remarkable change found in Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonial
Ninety eight of one hundred women report benefit after a nurse told them about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Runs-down, nervous or irritable women felt built up and strong, with many recommending the remedy to friends and to other girls and women in need of such medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
la Vienne Hunt
Bar 22
Robbinsdale
Jinnesola
Spring Home Blooming Trends and Floral Bouquets
The piece suggests brightening homes with window plants and white hyacinths, plus simple tulip displays. It advises refreshing houseplants, using ivy, fresh soil, and annual potting after winter. It notes spring bridal fashion shifting to Easter lily sprays and bouquets of bright spring flowers.
Local club meeting notes and social events update
Mrs. J. L. Pickering attended the Standard Bearers meeting at Mrs. Hattie Alden’s home in Coolville with fifteen members. The King’s Heralds and Little Light Bearers set a Saturday 2 PM parish gathering. Lillian Williamson leads and Edith Stine plays piano. Also noted are visits to Columbus, spring formal plans, alumnae meetings, and Dr. Sprague’s upcoming ship surgeon assignment with a liner between San Francisco and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Hattie Alden
Coolville
Alden
Dora Lockhart
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
Lillian Williamson
Edith Stine
J. L. Triipp
Wiley T. Sprague
Chauncey
Athens
Blanchester
Harry C. Snyder
Marian Sprague
Los Angeles
Doctor Sprague
San Francisco
New York City
Panama Canal
Image-Fighting Idea Spreads to Athens
A robin in Athens joins Ohio robins in attacking its own reflection in a window at 33 East Carpenter Street as part of a delirium tremens-like episode. C. B. Beverage notes similar cases in Tiffin and Akron, with the bird persistently lunging at the imagined foe from morning until night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
C. B. Beverage
Mr. Beverages
East Carpenter Street
Tiffin
Akron
Mr. Beverage
Train derailed by guerrillas in Manchuria injures many
A Vladivostock to Harbin passenger train derailed near Malaoshi Yurness in eastern Manchuria today after an insurgent attack. Scores of casualties reported as rescuers rush to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogranictchnaya
Manchuria
Vladivestock
Harbin
Gecerilla
Who Will Drink Beer When It Is Legal
A column notes mixed public plans as 3.2 beer becomes legal. Some fear open drinking in public while others pledge to drink in show windows. Home brewers prepare to buy kegs. many will watch Court Street for overt behavior and justify it as tax revenue for Ohio.
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Court Street
Ohio
Teacher Examination To Begin Saturday
Thirty teachers will begin Athens County teachers examination tomorrow morning at the Athens Junior High School Building. Examinations will complete requirements for teaching certificates. The local examining board includes Kenneth C. Ray county superintendent of schools clerk F J Taylor Amesville and Branch Phillips Athens. Certificates issued are valid for one or three years in the county city or exempted village district where given. Beginning elementary teachers must take tests in all elementary subjects. Renewable certificates may be renewed by passing examinations in five subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
Kenneth C. Ray
F. J. Taylor
Amesville
Branch Phillips
Electrolytic Cleaning for Flat Silverware
Use an electrolytic method to clean flat silverware except oxidized finishes. Wash in hot suds, place in a granite pan with an aluminum item so pieces touch and contact the metal. Dissolve a teaspoon each of baking soda and salt in boiling water, cover the silver for about 15 minutes, then rinse and dry as usual.
Mother’s trip to care for injured grandmother in Morgantown
Mrs. F. E. Jonas left for West Virginia after a fall injuries her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Gribble in Morgantown. Gribble sustained a fractured leg and will need care for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
F. E. Jonas
West Virginia
Elizabeth Gribble
Morgantown
Home Economics Club Hosts Ohio University Visit
The Home Economics Club of Ohio University will host about 150 high school home economics students and instructors for a university visit. Renowned professors will present demonstrations and campus tours as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Conference at Ohio University to study Home Economics projects
Southeastern Ohio district hosts a conference at Ohio University on Saturday April 1 for high school Home Economics students. Delegates will give one minute talks on their most interesting project and attend tours of campus. A 2:30 pm program features a play and talks by Ohio University faculty on new home economics projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Ida Patterson
Janet Bing
Ohio University Home Economics Club
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Memorial Auditorium
Mariam Morse
Coon Dog Trials Set for Seneca County Fairgrounds
A coon dog field trial will be held Sunday April 2 at the Seneca County Fairgrounds in Tiffin Ohio under the Seneca County Coon Hunters Conservation League and Izaak Walton Chapter. Prizes include 25 for the champion tree dog 10 for the second place and 15 for the first champion line dog. Coon hunters from across Ohio are invited to attend and enter their dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County Fairgrounds
Tiffin
Ohio
Seneca County Coon Hunters
The
Conservation League
Izaak Walton
Wiill
WEAO To Broadcast Conservation Program
WEAO will air an hour of music and conservation talks tonight at 10. Ohio state conservation department announces a year of educational work linked to the station. James W. Stuber will discuss Ohio’s conservation development program. Performers include Buckeye Mountaineers time fiddlers Kathleen Jolly and other listed artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
WEAO
State Conservation Department
James W. Stuber
Bureau of Education
Ohio
Foreman
Buckeye Mountaineers
Kathleen Jolly
Hamden
Marybeth Brockerman
Julia Cameron
Cameron
Columbus
Kenneth Dunnick
St Troubadours
Rose
Scioto
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J. B. Houdashelt
Cincinnati
E. T. Hayes
East State Street
Andrew Ogg
Hayes
Houdashelt
Columbia
I. N. MecHarg
New Marshfield Road
Esta ‘Gardner
Myrtle Nicholas
McArthur
Nicholas
Joe Walburn
West Union Street
Mr. Welburn
Bridge Club
Roberts
Harry Z. Foster
Martha Foster
Wellesley
Mass
Welletics College
Miss Foster
Clyde Littler
Clarence Parker
Ernest Baughman
Willian Maffin
Maffin
Health
Fesiiam
Ora Evans
R. No.1
Newbern
Tennessee
Lydia
Pinkham
Marian Walters
New England
Virgil Davis
Woodland Avenue
Alvin Lamborn
Wilbur F. Martin
Beta Formal
Beta Theta Pi Fraernity
Berry
Thomas M. Wolfe
Zeta Tal
Major
Roosevelt
Meggie
Monte Snyder
White House
University
Velma Phillips
Department of
Home Economics
Florence Justin
Coon
Bainu
ILVUS
Silvus
Utility Oxfords
Anda
Paris
Ned Easter Shoes
Brown
Buckeye Cleaners & Dyer
Court St
England
New Royal Winton
Chintz
China
Preston’s
Preston
SIL
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