Democracy in the Home Topic at West Side PTA Meeting
Mrs. Alton Wolfe led a study group discussion on the article Democracy in the Home. Pupils from West Side School read statements about parental demands, sparking a discussion on family roles. Mrs. Brown hosted at Second St with guests Mrs. Minameyer and Mrs. McDaniel. next meeting at Mrs. Bahr’s home led by Miss Colvin.
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West Side
Alton Wolfe
West Side P. T. A
Homer Brown
Second St
Brown
Stella Hutchinson
George Minameyer
Charles McDaniel
Golden Bahr
Mildred Colvin
Community club and church groups plan Friday events
M and H Circle meets at Mrs Beatrix Rosser's home on West Washington Street with Mrs Lenna Wood assisting. Central PTA Study Group gathers March 31 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Neil Crawford at 64 N Congress St. topic leader is Mr Harry Romine. Richland Ave Ladies Aid hosts an all day Bazaar March 31 at Wheaton's Hardware with a bake sale Saturday. Progressive Class of Central Ave M E Church meets at Floyd and Mrs Floyd Wolfe's home 84 Central Ave Friday 7 30 p m for business and devotional service. Woman's Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church holds Bake Sale Saturday at Kerr's Hardware Store.
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M and H
Beatrix Rosser
W. Washington St
Lenna Wood
Central
PTA
Neil Crawford
N. Congress St
Crawford
Floyd Emerick
Harry Romine
Richland Ave
Ladies Aid
Wheaton
Central Ave. M. E
Floyd Wolfe
Central Ave
Woman's Auxiliary
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Kerr’s Hardware Store
Ohio University team spring trip and broadcast event noted
The Messenger sports editor G E Mitchell left with the Ohio University baseball squad Friday noon for a spring tour through North and South Carolina. James DeForest March will be heard in a broadcast sponsored by the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Saturday at 12:00 noon on WLW. Also a former railroad station post office building in Conn has been turned into a chicken coop and garage.
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G. E. Mitchell
the Messenger
Ohio University
North
South Carolina
James DeForest
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
WLW
Bolton Notch
Conn
What Is Happening Why Today's Query Says Speaker
Miss Hilda Smith keynotes at Presbyterian Church on adult education as a democratic tool. She cites the National Labor Relations Act and Social Security Act and urges study of laws and economic issues to solve daily problems.
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Hilda Smith
United States
Presbyterian Church
Thrift and Economy Hints At Cooking School Here
The Messenger and merchants promote a four day Cooking School in the Senior High School Auditorium April 4 5 6 and 7. Lectures offer thrifty recipes time saving tips and simple canapes with prizes and daily gifts of food products. Young homemakers welcomed with no heavy economy menu pressure as experts explain modern kitchen efficiency and platform prize wrap ups.
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The
Messenger
West State Street
Athens
Lautz
April Fool’s Town Interviews on Social Problems
Our April 1 feature gathers casually witty remarks from Better Minds around Court Street to Union Street. Quotes cover gambling, entertainment, humor, aviation, and everyday quips, ending with a brief note on the reporter’s quick exit.
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Bonesey Shams
Court St
Court
Union Sts
Ellen Biddlebow
Frank Noman
Jerry Sizzle
Ima Beter
Lottie Malloy
Miss Malloy
Wawah
al Onanoff
D. I. Handy
H.B.F
Marriage Meddlers Sequel: Queen Olga in Madge's Garden
Madge Graham escorts exiled Transylvanian Queen Olga to her garden for a flower session while a plan unfolds to keep prying relatives away. Madge persuades her mother in law to let two—or more—work quietly in the yard as guards stand nearby. The scene ends with Madge directing her sons to fetch Jim and tools for the rose garden.
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Philip Veritzen
Madge Graham
Olga
Transvania
Madge
Mother Graham
Philip
Assenta
Jim
Men Headed to Gulfport on Industry Trip
Mr Rolland Jones of the Home Telephone Company and C FE Cook of Westerville leave Friday for Gulfport Mississippi. Cook is a representative of the Gulfport Creosote Company, poles producer. They will visit New Orleans before returning north.
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Mississippi
Rolland
Jones
The
Home Telephone Company
C. FE. Cook
Westerville
Gulfport, Miss
Cook
Gulfport Creosote Company
New Orleans
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Gentle Relief
A time proven tonic for women, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is touted as a general remedy from wholesome herbs. It is claimed to build physical resistance, calm nerves, ease distress from female functional disorders, and improve outlook, backed by long patient use and millions of testimonials.
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Lydia PF
Pinkham
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