City Federation Ends Year With September Return Meeting
Athens City Federation closed its calendar year and disbanded until September. The Pallas Club led the program with Mrs. George H. Cless in charge. Miss Mary Connett reviewed Grandmother Brown's One Hundred Years and Miss Clara Weihr showed an Athens map tied to Grandmother Brown's residence and birthplace. Images of Mrs. Brown and her needlework, owned by niece Miss Nellie Van Vorhes, were on display. Remarks recalled Brown's visits to Athens. Mrs. W. L. Gard presided. Memorial service for deceased members announced for June.
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Athens City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Pallas Club
George H. Cless
Mary Connett
Clara Weihr
Miss Connett
Grandmother Brown
Central School
Brown
Nellie van Vorhes
Athens
W. L. Gard
City Federation
Columbus Athenian Club May Meeting Report
The Columbus Athenian Club held its May gathering at the home of Mrs. Caroline and Miss Irma Fulwider 3884 Hamiet Street Columbus Sunday Ten members attended a potluck dinner followed by a business session readings and social hour The next meeting is open on June 5 at the homes of Mrs J W Richardson and Mrs Grace Bowers 3216 Westerville Road Others mentioned include Mrs H Thompson Mrs William Pennell Mrs Sadie Salters Mrs Bess Clark Mrs Rosa Hill Caroline Fulwider Miss Helen Salters Miss Irma Fulwider and Martha Grace Bowers Also noted are Mr and Mrs Tedrow Beard visiting relatives and Mrs A E Whaley visiting St Marys W Va The Athens Home Telephone Company officers and directors C L Jones W B Lawrence and C B Russell left for Bristol Tenn to attend a spring meeting of the United States Independent Telephone Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Athenian Club
Caroline
Irma Fulwder
Hamiet Street
Columbus
Calver
J. W. Richardson
Grace Bowers
Westerville Road
H. Thompson
William Pennell
Sadie Salters
Bess Clark
Rosa Hill
Caroline Fulwider
Helen Salters
Irma Fulwider
Martha Grace Bowers
C. L. Jones
W. B. Lawrence
C. B. Russell
Athens Home Telephone Company
Bristol
Tenn
United States Independent Telephone Association
Potluck Supper Marks Esther Class Meeting
Esther Class held its regular meeting in the First Christian Church basement with forty members, a guest, and Mrs Reed J Downs assisting. A sympathy letter for Mrs Claude Clark of McArthur was read, noting her husband’s death, followed by a program with readings and solos by Betty Lou Wyckett Alice Bardin and Mrs Roy Pierce.
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Esther
First Christian Church
Reed J.downs
C. R. Cline
Claude Clark
McArthur
Betty Lou Wyckett
Alice Bardin
BE. L. Church
Roy Pierce
M. F. Darst
James
Chi Omega Alumnae Elect Year Officers
Chi Omega Alumnae elected officers for the ensuing year at a Monday night meeting hosted by Mrs. P. F. Good Mrs. M. H. Macfarian and Miss Verna Danford at the Strathmore Boulevard home of Mrs. Good. Officers chosen were Mrs. Thomas E. Byrne president Miss Betty Jones vice president Miss Verna Danford secretary Miss Grace Stickney treasurer Mrs. James R. Patrick corresponding secretary.
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Chi Omega
P. F. Good
M. H. Macfarian
Verna Danford
Strathmore Boulevard
Thomas E. Byrne
Betty Jones
Grace Stickney
James R. Patrick
Ohio U. Students Wed In Greenup Kentucky
Two Ohio University students Miss Helen Gorsuch and Mr. Fred Cave were married in Greenup Kentucky on Monday April 24 The announcement notes the couple from McArthur and Lancaster and adds surrounding social updates from Columbus Detroit and Union Ohio and nearby civic church engagements Announcements include visits by relatives and local society events The item preserves names places and dates from the society column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Helen Gorsuch
P. V. Gorsuch
McArthur
Fred Cave
Lancaster
Greenup
California Primary Sends Roosevelt Smith Garner To Ballot
In Sacramento on May 3 the Democratic presidential bids of Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York former Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Speaker John N. Garner of Texas were presented to California voters in the state primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alfred F. Smith
John N. Garner
Texas
California
Three Years Service Is Ended in Eighteenth Ohio Veteran Tale
Andrew W. Ullom recalls three years with the Eighteenth Ohio Infantry describing bare ration meals of pork and beans hardtack and coffee. He details improvised cooking camp life tents and comfort on return journeys and votes for Lincoln before resuming civilian life.
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Andrew W. Ullom
Athens
Eighteenth
Ohio Infantry
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Columbus
Capitol
Camp Chase
Lincoln
Union
Parking Rules Debated by Athens City Council
The Athens City Council discussed street paving and parking changes, delaying a vote until Wednesday on a plan to repave East State Street and regulate parking on Race, Washington, and Union Streets. Proposals include two hour limits on Court Street and curb parking enforcement, with several property and paving issues also raised.
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Athens City Council
State Street
Park Street
East Corporation
Race Street
Washington Street
College
Congress
East Union Street
University Terrace
Court Street
Franz L. Woodworth
Council
Washington and
Union Streets
Union
Washington Streets
Miller Avenue
R. S. Wood
Culver
First Street
Stimson Avenue
Sam Erskine
Connett
Dana Connett
Lancaster Street
Wood
Mound Street
Carpenter Street
James Cassells
Granville Avenue
House Street
East State Street
Park and Madison
West Washington Street
Lancaster
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Athens
Shannon Avenue
Morris Avenue
D. A Bardin
Herman Bardin
John Dowler
Community Guests and Family Outings Reported Across County
Hebbardsville residents hosted guests including Mrs Lovey Dent Mrs Emma Warner and Wallace Pratt of Alleghany and Mr H Davis in Stewart. Shuler and daughter Edna visited the Whaleys while Fran Mosure of Rockbridge stopped by Elmer Mosure. Vern Ackley family moved near Burlingham. Harry Hawk and children visited Emma fans in Athens and Sunday's Stewart trip with G H Hawk. Maynard Collins and others joined Olan Collins family for Sunday. Ruth Hawk ill with an abscess in the inner ear. Carl Coe of Strouds Run visited Mrs C O Wingo. Mary Whaley went to Toledo for a stay with an aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pratt
Lovey Dent
Emma Warner
Wallace Pratt
Allemre Cod
Harry Davis
Mire
H. W. Davis
Stewart
M ‘Oe Shuler
Edna
Janie Whaley
Pearl Vorhes
Cincia
Fran. Mosure
Rockbridge
Elmer Mosure
Vern Ackley
Burlingham
Harry Hawk
Emma Fans
Athens
Mr Hawk
G. H. Hawk
Olan Collins
T. J. Collins
Maynard
Difford Wells
Effie Collins
Vinton County
Lloyd Perkins
Jackson
Ruth Hawk
Coe
Strouds
C. O. Wingo
Mary Whaley
Toledo
Double Birthday Celebrations In Fifth Grade At East Side
May's fifth grade room at East Side School marks a joint birthday for Dorothy Ruth Erwin and Harold Snow. The class plans a merry celebration for the two birthday children today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Dorothy Ruth Erwin
Harold Snow
Dorothy Ruth
Harold
Bank Bandit Steals $1000 Then Abducts Three Youths
A bank bandit escaped Union City with $1000 loot and abducted three Oklahoma youths, commandeering their car. Pursued by vigilantes and Oklahoma County officers, he fled along a country road, abandoning the vehicle and bank loot in underbrush near Yukon.
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EL Reno
Okla
U.r)i
Oklahoma
Union City
Oklahoma County
Yukon
Kidnappers Sought as Family Negotiates in Joliet Case
Chicago police reported routine activity in the Gustav Miller kidnapping case after Miller's wealthy family asked for negotiations to secure his release. Miller, 23, of Joliet, Ill., has been abducted and authorities pursued leads while awaiting terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gustav Miller
Joliet, Ill
Miller
How to Stop Rheumatism Remedy Ad
Poisons settling in joints and muscles cause rheumatism. RAMA medicine acts on liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins through natural elimination. Quick's Cut Rate guarantees relief the first day with no payment if pain persists.
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Rama
Ady
Glorifying Yourself Choosing Becoming Shoes
Women increasingly select shoes by comfort and foot shape. Pumps flatter only well shaped feet and strain those with bunions or corns. Strapped sandals or oxford styles offer comfort, balance and better fit. Follow tips on width, heel height, and avoiding open sandals for fat feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Strawberries Shown as Virtue in Food Chemistry Study
Menus note fruit virtue as scientists report strawberries offer notable minerals and nutrients. Strawberries serve as a calcium lime substitute next to oranges, with iron content far higher per weight. The piece compares protein and other values, highlighting parallels and advantages of berries.
Vitamin content and canning effects of strawberries compared to oranges
The article compares vitamin levels in berries and citrus, noting strawberries have lower A and B vitamins but similar vitamin C to oranges. It explains canning methods preserve vitamin C in hot pack and pressure canning, while open kettle canning reduces C due to air. It discusses affordability of fresh versus commercially canned berries and rural constraints.
Daily Menu Echoes Classic Breakfast to Dinner
The menu outlines a full day of meals with breakfast featuring grapefruit and date loaf, toasted bread, milk and coffee. Luncheon includes poached egg on spinach, cabbage salad, filled cookies, milk and tea. Dinner offers hamburger steak, croquettes, beets in orange sauce, lettuce salad, strawberry ice, milk and coffee.
Home Canning Aids Boost Berry Market Profitability
Article notes that home canning with hot water bath steam pressure cooker and heat controlled oven provides practical equipment for home kitchens and may help berry markets grow.
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Dover
Kellogg's All-Bran Aids Digestive Health
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran cereal as a health aid for constipation. It claims the cereal provides bulk to exercise the intestines, supplies vitamin B and iron, and is safer than habit-forming pills. Two tablespoons daily can correct most constipation. see a doctor if not relieved. Serve with milk or use in cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Allbran
Ellogg
Battle Creek
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Carr Home
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Castoria
Hildre
Thomas
Ohio U
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J. D. Martin
Herrold Morgan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Avenue M. E
First Presbyterian Church
Adda Briley
Mildred
Maryann
Detroit
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J. D. Brown
Mrs
T. J. Davis
Miami
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George C. Hawkins
Sallie
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Hebbardsville
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DeLaval
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