Lydia Lash Evans Club Honors Husbands at Year Dinner
Lydia Lash Evans Club closed its calendar year with a near six o clock guest dinner for husbands at the Cottage Tea House. Green and white were the club colors with snapdragons as centerpieces. Mrs. William Connett prepared nosegays and sweetpeas as gifts for Niles of the valley women. Mrs. B A Hatch opened the program and President Mrs. F C Schissing thanked members. Mrs. John W Dowler outlined next year's work centered on womans history from primitive times to today. A toast to woman was given by each husband. Hostesses included Mrs. H A Hatch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lash Evans
Cottage Tea House
Niles of
Valley
William Connett
B. A. Hatch
John W. Dowler
H. A. Hatch
B. M. Gibson
BE. D. Shrout
Thomas Johnson
J. A. Caldwell
C. D. Samford
Curtes H. Cameron
O. T. Willams
Gibson
Past Chiefs Club Meets at Mrs Burdette Home
Athenian Temple No. 173 Past Chiefs Club met at 17 Elliot Street with Mrs. Lorene Burdette hosting. Mrs. Lelia Cross presided, Bunce followed the meeting, and nine visitors attended including Mrs. Ruth Brooks and Mrs. Sarah Lee. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Eva Van Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Temple No. 173
Lorene Burdette
Elliot Street
Lelia Cross
Bunce
Ola Atkins
Bess Bean
Glenna Burt
Eva van Dyke
Ruth Brooks
Sarah Lee
Alma Howell
Margaret Walburn
Matie Pritchard
W.G. Jones
Guy Smith
C. B. Chandler
Represents Rebekahs At District Meet
Annie Ullom Rebekah Lodge met Thursday night in the I O O F Hall. Mrs. Frieda Witlock, noble grand, presided. Games followed the social hour. Mrs. Fred Stauffer, representative from the Namie Ullom Lodge, left Friday for Columbus on her way to Cleveland for the Rebekah Lodges District No. 67 meeting to which Athens belongs. Sessions run Tuesday through Thursday inclusive.
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Annie Ullom Rebekah Lodge
Frieda Witlock
Noble Grand
Fred Stauffer
Namie Ullom Lodge
Columbus
Cleveland
Rebekah
Athens
Women Golfers Start Play for Ohio Prize
Women golfers at Athens Country Club begin the Ohio Theater prize qualification on Wednesday at 5 pm. The event runs May 11 through May 18 inclusive with a 5 o'clock dinner for participants. Reservations via Mrs. Johnson at the club required by Tuesday night.
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Athens Country Club
Ohio Theater Prize
Activities of Foreign Society Made Known
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church met Friday afternoon with devotions by Mrs. F. Schiling. Reports included bake sale notes, Kappa Phi Sorority plans, and a June auxiliary bake sale. New member Mrs. Chris Sheldon joined. Sarah Poston gave quadrennium statistics. The East West theme ran through a playlet and a solo by Miss Alfield Johnson. social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Mra. F
Schiling
Wesleyan Service Guild
J. L. Pickering
WBS
Lenore Saylor
Kappa Phi
Phi ‘Tau Theta
Annabelle Haller
Harriet Haller
Myrtle Horlacher
Thelma Cleary
Ruby Forgey
Olive Davidson
Joanna Horst
Kathryn Ben
Warner Kloepfer
Bert Fuller
Paul Coulter
Thamas Haljer
Alfield Johnson
Harriet Hafler
Fred Wheaton
Beatus Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Beatus elected officers for the new year at the annual business meeting held Wednesday night at the home of Marcella Henry 64 Stewart Street. Officers are Paul ine Fishbaugh president Marcella Henry vice president Virginia Marquis secretary treasurer. A party was held on Wednesday May 4 at the home of Eather Coalton ougher West State Street with lunch served by Grace Wood Esther Cokougugher Mery Louise Nagle and Frances Kempton. The guests included Eileen Decker Betty Higgins Florence Smith Evelyn Fishbuyugh Myrna Riggie Jean Joe Barstow Mary Graves Ity Rardin Gene Parrot Alice Rardin and Elizabeth Frye. Beatus present were ace Webb Frances Kempton Mary Louise Nagle Mary Schulte Esther Colronougher Virginia Marquis Ben Perskins Mary Rardin Laura Henderson Catherine Barstow and Marcella Henry.
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Beatus
Marcella Henry
Stewart Street
Pauline Fishbaugh
Virginia Marquis
Eather Coaltonougher
West State Street
Grace Wood
Esther Cokougugher
Mery Louise Nagle
Frances Kempton
Eileen Decker
Betty Higgins
Florence Smith
Alpha Gamma Delta Spring Informal Sets Gondola Stage
Sammy Kaye orchestra performed from a green and silver gondola at Hotel Berry for Alpha Gamma Delta's annual spring informal. A silver drop and green hangar with balloons created the centerpiece while Florine Merritt sang Home. Chaperons included Mrs. Ella Alexander and Mrs. Hoge Mason. Guests listed with several couples attended. A Catholic Ladies of Columbia meeting is set for Monday at 7:30 in Knights of Columbus Hall.
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Sammy Kaye
Hotel Berry
Alpha Gamma Delta
Dogwood
Florine Merritt
Trimble
Ella Alexander
Hoge Mason
Alpha Delta
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Mother's Day Reading Closes Current Events Program for Year
The Current Events Club held a 6 o'clock dinner at The Hastwood on Friday night to honor husbands and end the season. Outgoing president Mrs. W. S. Gamertafelder welcomed guests and introduced new president Mrs. W. H. Warthman, who outlined plans for the coming year. Readings by Mrs. Lewis A. Ondis, a Cootle performance, Jo Drake solo with Mr. B. J. Person at the piano, and a final magical reading for Mother's Day closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastwood
W. S. Gamertafelder
W. H. Warthman
Marriage Announcements From September 1931 News
Announcements report Nellie Maude Martin to Stanton N. Fritchie of Columbus on September 25 in Sterton Kentucky, with nursing and university details. Other notes list visits by Mrs. Soulé and daughter Jeanne Louise of Fairmont, meeting with Mr. Soule, Miss Rosabelle Clements’ Ohio University ties, and the birth of Gerald Francis Nickell at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Family guests include Mr. and Mrs. Overmyer and Mrs. Dutton visiting from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Young
New Marshfield
Nellie Maude Martin
Stanton N. Fritchie
Columbus
Fullsterton
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Ohio, State University
Columbua
C. A. Overmyer
Stimson Avenue
Robert S. Soulg
Jeanne Louise
Fairmont
W. Va
Malden Stout
Soule
Rosabelle Clements
B. J. Person
Montrose Avenue
Miss Clements
Ohio University
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
R. D. Nickell
Athens
Gerald Francis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
E. ©. Morris
E. Nickell
Indiana
B. M. Covert
North
Congress Street
H. P. Dutton
Harrisburg
Local Clubs and Lodges Schedule May Meetings
Calendar notices list 0 Eastern Star meeting at 7 06 in Masonic Temple with 6 00 dinner beforehand. Daughters of 181 to meet Mrs G H White Friday at 7 30. Delphian Literary Society hosted by Mrs P G Dowier Tuesday at 7 40. Bela Tay Alpha Alumnae meet Miss Julia Cable Friday at 7 30. Maecenas Literary Club to host Mrs John Cross Tuesday afternoon for social and picnic lunch. Pocahontas Lodge to meet Wednesday at 7 30 in Red Men’s Hall. Progressive Literary Club year’s end picnic Tuesday at 6 30 at Mrs Clara Andrews 72 May Avenue. Junior-Senior High PTA meets Monday at 7 30 with Mrs S H Bing speaking on Social Guidance. Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae hosted by Mrs B M Gibson Tuesday at 7 45. Woman’s Missionary Society of First Presbyterian meets Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Arthur Borles and Mrs M D Hughes program.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ego United States
Daughters of 181
G. HE. White
May Avenue
John Cross
the Maples
Maecenas Literary Club
Progressive Literary Club
Clara Andrews
S. H. Bing
A Or
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Borles
North Congress Street
M. D. Hughes
Missionary Society Meet and Welfare Talk at First Christian Church
Regular meeting of the Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will be held Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. W. W. Lee as leader. Dayton H. Frost from the Department of Public Welfare will speak. An initiation at the Moose Hall Tuesday night at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
W. W. Lee
Dayton H. Frost
Department of Public Welfare
Girl Scout News Mechanicsburg Meeting May 2
Mechanicsburg Girl Scouts met at the Train hool on May 2. Camille Cash Jane Fury and Catherine Carpenter passed Morse Code in the end class tests. The troop studied nature and made smoke prints for nature books. Next meeting at Mechanicsburg School Building on May 9.
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Mechanicsburg Girl Scouts
Camille, Cash
Jane Fury
Catherine Carpenter
Mechanicsburg School
Thunder Storms Predicted Across Southern Ohio This Weekend
The weather forecaster issues a storm outlook for Thursday through Sunday in Southern Ohio. Temperatures ranged from the high eighties to around 50 degrees overnight. The Hocking River rose to 34 feet by Saturday.
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Southern
Ohio
Mercury
Hocking
Forms Near Completion For Athens Post Office Addition
Concrete wall forms for the Athens Post Office addition near completion late Saturday. Erection of forms to finish Monday or Tuesday with pouring to begin after steel supports are approved. Piers extend 24 feet to solid rock. work on schedule for completion inside 120 days if weather stays good.
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Athens
C. E. Hing
Hing
Rev Stone to Preach at Salvation Army Revival
The Rev. Fred Fields spoke at a Salvation Army street meeting Saturday night. Sunday at 7:43 p.m. the Reverend Stone will preach a revival service with special music. Adjt. Bernard Stone announced public invitation.
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Stone
Fred Fields
Salvation Army
Army
Adjt
Bernard Stone
Music Students To Give Recital Tuesday
Advanced recital by Miss Doro thy Cosgrave and Miles Helen Stephens set for Music Hall Auditorium Tuesday night May 10. Cosgrave studies with Mrs. C. C. Robinson and Stephens with Miss Joy Cutler at Ohio University School of Music. Stephens opens with Do Not Complain He Shall Feed His Flock My Heart As They Sweet Voice. Cosgrave performs Batlade In D Minor Impromptu Elegiaque and Vatse Op No L. Stephens closes with Over the Steppe The Little Silver Ring What The Chimney Sang Homing. Cosgrave ends with Fantoches Ragamuffin The Eagle. Marian Morris accompanies Stephens.
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Dorothy Cosgrave
Miles Helen Stephens
Music Hall Auditorium
Saint-Saens
Miss Stephens
Miss Cosgrave
Brahms
Schubert
Chopin
Misa Stephens
Gretchaninoft
Chaminade
Griswold
del Riego
Annual Bible School Service This Morning
The Presbyterian Church hosts its usual 10 30 Sunday service as the annual Bible School program. Departments perform including talks, readings, songs and skits by WBC Miss Mable B Olson group and others, with offerings for Rev John Sharp Children’s Bishop work in southeastern Ohio.
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Presbyterian Church
E. A. Hanson
Anna K. Price
Mable B. Olson
John Algeo
W. L. Gard
Kenneth Watson
Westminster Fellowship
Cless
Loren
Staat
Barrett Young
John Sharp
Southeastern
Ohio
Hoover for Hoover in May Primary Voting
Prof. T. N. Hoover of Ohio University announces his candidacy for state central committeeman on the Republican ticket in Athens County. He favors Herbert Hoover’s renomination and notes he is the first such candidate Athens County has seen in fifty years. He was raised in Jackson County and lives in Athens.
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T. N. Hoover
Ohio University
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Athens County
Mr. Hoover
Jackson County
Jackson High School
Athens
State Central
Washington Scenes Exhibition At D Zenner Company
Ten scenes from George Washington life are displayed at the D Zenner Company store as part of a Bicentennial celebration. The faithful paintings include Washington’s farewell to his mother, shown in Fredericksburg, with period costumes and settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
D. Zenner Company
Washington
Fredericksburg
Virgil Frente Buchtel Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Logan May 7 Virgil Frente Buchtel was brought to Cherington Hospital where an immediate operation for appendicitis was performed. Hope is held for his recovery.
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Logan
Virgil Frente Buchtel
Cherington Hospital
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Nestle
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Rebekahs
Ohio Prize
SHU
Frederics Vita
Tonic
Eterne Permanent
Kewple
Varsity Beauty Shop
Blanche Silvas
Steppe Ab
Alpha Gam Informal
W. B. Drake
Delphian Literary Society
Birs
P. G. Dowier
Church Street
Bela Tay Alpha
Julia Cable
President Street
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Alpha Xi Delta
University Terrace
Will W. Coe
Ww. B.A
Moose Hal
Mary Connett
West Union Street
Pallas Club
Chamber of Commerce
Vos
Nannie Uliom
Rebekah Lodge
F. Hal
Girl Scout News
Department of Justice
Forme
Albert B Fall
New Alerica State Penitentiary
Pearl Devore
Guysville R
Jesse Devore
Opal Grim
Guysville
Albert Crim
Harry G. Brown
Parkersburg
Gladys Creamer
Coombe
Ben Creamer
WW. Cog
United States
Virginia
George
Board of Commissioners
HUD
A. E
Bert} Watlans
H. T. Phillips
Starling Medical College
Phillips
Elecors
Common Pleas Court
Ena’ M. Nelson
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