Delta Kappa Mothers Entertained Sunday
Delta Kappa Mothers as 7he astate chapter met at a residence Sunday with covers laid for Athena members Mrs. Frank Kayser Mrs. F H Kittle Mrs. W F Giesecke and Mrs L W Kelley and Mrs Birdsell of Delaware After breakfast mothers and daughters attended morning services at the Methodist Church The arrangements committee included Miss Edna Mann chairman Miss Fancheon Warfield and Miss Mary Margaret Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappaea
Frank Kayser
F. H. Kittle
W. F. Giesecke
L. W. Kelley
Athena
Birdsell
Delaware
Methodist Church
Edna Mann
Fancheon Warfield
Mary Margaret Kelley
Honor Mrs Roberts On 83rd Birthday Anniversary
In a family dinner at 3 Franklin Avenue Mrs William M Roberts marked her 83rd birthday. Attendees included J B Roberts and son Benny L W Roberts and daughter Esther Roberts Charles Roberts Carrie Roberts and Mrs John E Roberts and daughter Mrs Howard Quackenbush of Columbus. Mrs W W Coe hosted house guests from Buffalo for Mother's Day at Ohio University with sons Alfred Gent and Forest Hopkins freshmen and Delta Tau Delta members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ird
William M. Roberts
Franklin Avenue
W. W. Coe
East State Street
Hopkins
Gent
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio University
Alfred Gent
Forest Hopkins
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Vegetable Compound Claims Cure for Dizziness and Pain
Mrs Leland Fisher of Huntington Indiana endorses a Vegetable Compound saying it relieved her dizziness and head pains and enabled her to do a man’s work. She cites family use and urges readers not to endure pain, noting it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Fisher
Center St
Huntington
Indiana
Mother's Day Gift Ideas for Older Mothers
Practical guidance on choosing thoughtful gifts for older mothers emphasizing variety among mothers and avoiding one size fits all. Suggestions include stylish but appropriate clothing, hair care, accessories, home items, reading material, and optional personalized touches like a photograph or a gift check for services. Also notes recent weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Howard C Whiston of Steubenville and Mr and Mrs Leon L Baxter of Elmira to relatives.
Birth of son to Cleveland athletics coach Ride family
Announced in this city is the birth of a son, Robert Savage, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ride of Cleveland. Mr. Ride serves as head coach of athletics at Case School of Applied Science. Mrs. Ride, formerly Doris Savage, is sister of Mrs. C. J. Mefford, once Ruth Savage, head of physical education at Ohio University. Both Mrs. Ride and Mrs. Mefford are daughters of Prof and Mrs. C. W. Savage of Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Savage
Ray Ride
Cleveland
Ride
Case School of Applied Science
Doris Savage
C. J. Meffort
Ruth Savage
Ohio University
Mefort
C. W. Savage
Oberlin College
Mrs McClure Recovering After Fractured Shoulder
Prof and Mrs Thor Olson and their children visited Columbus to see Isabell McClure wife of Prof O E McClure at Grant Hospital where she has been treated for a fractured shoulder bone for four weeks. He reports her condition somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Olson
Hjalmar
Thora
Columbus
Isabell McClure
O. E. McClure
North
Congress Street
Grant Hospital
McClure
Mrs. Anna White Receives Update on Daughters Illness
Mrs. Anna White of 6 Pearl Street Was called to Madison Wisconsin last Wednesday by the illness of her daughter Mrs. E T Hellebrandt Melba White. Word has been received today that Mrs Hellebrandts condition is improving new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna White
Pearl Street
Madison, Wis
E. T. Hellebrandt
Melba White
Progressive Sunday School Class meets at Shafer home
The Progressive Sunday School Class of the Richland Avenue M E B Church will gather at 7 30 this Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Shafer on Richland Avenue for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Avenue
M. EB. Church
Fred Shafer
Miriam sewing club meets at Miss Weber’s home
The Miriam Class of the First Christian Church held a sewing club meeting at Miss Nelle Weber’s home on North Lancaster Street Monday night. Guests included Miss Sadie Love Miss Cledy the Cramner Mrs Cora Tucker and Miss Ellen Stokoe. Dr and Mrs A G Farmer visited from Dayton for Mother's Day weekend with Dr Farmer’s parents and their daughter Margaret Louise Farmer a student at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Class
First Christian Church
Nelle Weber
North
Lancaster Street
Sadie Love
Cledy the Cramner
Cora Tucker
Ellen Stokoe
A. G. Farmer
Dayton
Dr. Farmer
J. M. Higgins
Margaret Louise Farmer
Ohio University
Play Day Celebration Held at Torch Today
Third Athens County Play Day observance for child health day was held at Torch with students from Hockingport and Torch schools. Morning events included running and relay races, basketball throw, and jumping. afternoon featured rhythmic activities and May Pole dancing. Assistants included Miss Florence Stein and teachers Wilma Green Gladys Sheets Mary Davin and Kenneth Gillihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Torch
Florence Stein
Hockingport
Wilma Green
Gladys Sheets
Mary Davin
Kenneth Gillihan
Harold Kinzig
Troy Township
Stewart
Guysville
New England
Estella Seaman
Ruby Day
Sylvia Daugherty
Agatha Hart
Rome
R. W. Connett
County 4-H Clubs Plan Summer Reorganization
Athens County 4-H clubs reorganize under extension agent T. H. Johnson. The Plains Garden Club led by V. C. tall, Amenville Livestock Club led by Superintendent Taylor, and Albany Livestock Club led by C. N. Jones have reorganized. A new handicraft club formed at Trimble under Lawrence Sands. Trimble girls to reorganize Friday. Lodi boys and girls set to reorganize next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
T. H. Johnson
Plains Garden Club
V. C. Tall
Amenville Livestock Club
Taylor
Albany Livestock Club
C. N. Jones
Trimble
Lawrence Sands
Lodi
Six Teams Remain Undefeated in National Speech Tournament
Six high school debating teams stay undefeated midway through the National Forensic League meet. Remaining contenders include Coraopolis Padota Wis Cicero Al Joplin Wis Altus Okla and Omaha Tech Neb as May 9 marks the current stage of the event.
New ruling targets beer tax evasion by brokers and agents
Columbus May 9 An Ohio State Liquor Control Commission ruling requires brokers agents and salesmen for foreign beer to hold Class B distributor permits costing 1000 to curb direct sales to small retailers or home deliveries. Salesmen for licensed distributors unaffected. The commission plans to close five of seven district offices after May 15 leaving Cleveland and Cincinnati open for permits. First monthly report shows 1 207 835 in permits and transfer fees and 50 000 more by seven commissioners bringing total to 1 257 000. Administration expenses total 8 492.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
State Liquor Control Commission
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dogwood Tree Attracts Attention On Local Farm
Torch N. Q Day notes a dogwood tree with red blossoms growing on his farm, an unusually rare sight in the area. Local social items include visits from the Curtis families of Marietta, Anita Gladys Campbell from Coolville Station, and several relatives and guests at the Watson and Gillilan homes. A May 1 birth adds to the community updates as residents travel between Athens, Shinnaton, Louisville, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Q Day
Thomas Curtis
Carl Curtis
Marietta
A. C. Watson
Anita Gladys Campbell
Coolville Station
Mary Eileen Johnson
Local families host visits across Ohio and West Virginia
Cutler Miss Ida Ford of Cleveland visited from Wednesday until Saturday with Mattie Place. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Goddard of Bens Run spent Sunday with Kay Goddard. Carl Place and Virginia visiting grandparents A. J. Place. Verne Leyda and Mattie Place traveled to Frost to see Charlies Nolan. Mrs. Allie Goddard and Dorothy visited last weekend with Ray R. Goddard for commencement. Dan Carothers and daughter Lois Eve with Greorge Brandeberry. Harold Gill and son Dana with sister Mattie Place. Richard Van Wormer returned home after a week with his sister in Zanesville and Cleveland. Eric Root’s condition after a stroke remains unchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Eimii Satterfield spent Sunday with Ida McAica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ford
Cleveland
Mattie Place
Marion Goddard
Bens Run
W. Va
Kay Goddard
Carl Place
Virginia
A. J. Place
Verne Leyda
Charlies Nolan
Frost
Allie Goddard
Dorothy
Ray R. Goddard
Dan Carothers
Lois Eve
Greorge Brandeberry
Harold Gill
Dana
Richard van Wormer
Zanesville
Eric Root
Eimii Satterfield
Ida McAica
Social News From Hebbardsville and Surroundings
Residents and visitors from Hebbardsville and nearby towns gathered for visits and community events. Many households hosted guests from Nelsonville Stewart Athens Albany and Strouds Run with activities including card games and a large party at Alice Lax's home.
Seed Loan Agent Moved to Cincinnati
W. N. Ellis, who had led farmers seed loans in the district, has been transferred to the Cincinnati territory. G. L. Huffman is expected to assume duties here. The final date for submitting man applications is May 16, with a two week extension granted after May 1. no further extension will be given after next Monday per T. H. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Ellis
Cincinnati
T. H. Johnson
G. L. Huffman
Ehns
Sharpsburg Man Fined For Liquor Possession
William Root of Sharpsburg was arraigned before Mayor R. S. Wood and fined 100 dollars plus costs for liquor possession. Two quarts of liquor were confiscated at his home. Sheriff C. W. Stratton and Pearl Hill and Raymond Stevens, also of Sharpsburg, were arraigned and fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Root
Sharpsburg
R. S. Wood
Root
C. W. Stratton
Pearl Hill
Raymond Stevens
Wood
Protect Our Birds Plea by Dorothy Pickett
Eight year old Dorothy Pickett writes Protect Our Birds urging bird conservation. She cites a bird scientist and a study about cats preying on nests, suggesting feeding cats at night to reduce harm and noting cats act as birds’ enemies though they are not fully to blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pickett
Rufus Putnam
Adalade Johnson
Rothwell Club Year Ends With World War Women Paper
Mrs. T A Noon hosts the Rothwell Club at Main Street for the season’s final meeting led by president Mrs FE Blower. Members discussed current events and heard papers on Women in the World War and Shawls Spain and Paisley with shawls on display from England Spain Wales Germany Ireland France Scotland and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
T. A. Noon
Rothwell Club
Main Street
FE. M. Blower
W. R. Drury
William James
Mary Hawk
F. P. Kientz
J. B. Stiff
W. A. Pride
O. A. McDonald
M. M. le Favor
Conway Loses Battle After Appendicitis Operation
B Conway was brought home to Glouster from a Columbus hospital where he underwent an appendicitis operation weeks ago. Following the operation his condition remained extremely critical for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
B. Conway
Columbus
M E Church Social Honors W C Faires in Glouster
Congregation of the M E Church in Glouster hosts a social gathering Wednesday night at 8 30 honoring W C Faires Sunday School superintendent and Mrs Faires who leave this week for Zanesville. Past winter teachers who assisted will also be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. E. Church
W. C. Faires
Relief Orders Issued In Trimble Township
More than 1000 relief orders were issued in Trimble Township on Saturday and Monday. The orders, in amounts of 6.40 and 3.20 dollars per family, follow state relief commission guidance and are accepted by local stores. An investigator will assess needs, and able men must work for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Clyde Gatchel
State Relief Commission
J. W. Wilson
Reception at Ferndale Church Shows Community Turnout
About 75 people attended a Ferndale Church reception last Thursday with home made ice cream and cake. Speakers included James Hook and Dr. E F Danford. Officers were elected later and a plan to hold monthly business and social meetings was adopted while improvements to the road and church grounds were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
James Hook
E. F. Danford
Rogers
Lewis Antle
Otto Duncan
Bart Kasier
Dean Mason
Charlies McLead
Phillips
Antie
Kasier
Duncan
McLead
Mr. Duncan
Pauline Antle
Grace Duncan
Banquet Nets $25 For Glouster High School Alumni
Glouster alumni gathered Saturday night to celebrate with a banquet at the Glouster Parent-Teacher Association. About 55 members attended and a $25 net was cleared after the event, with Charles Johnson presiding as association president and Thomas W. intendent presenting the class. Musical selections featured Harold LeFavyer, Ga Mrs. Phyllis Roberts was pianist, and the Buckeye Rhythm Kings provided the music for the alumni dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. M. Bryson
Thomas W. Intendent
Charles Johnson
Harold LeFa
Local School and Community Notes Near Sycamore and Spencer Ridge
Beech Grove hosted a conference led by Mrs. Margaret Marshall with her daughter Mrs. J. B. Earnest Post. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dey and Mrs. Dick Post. Mr. and Mrs. Frank are building a new home nearby. Mesial ported cases appear in the Bycamens district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Vera Bragg
Spencer Ridge
Mavis
Grant Post
Cecil Dey
Dick Post
F . Nary Ivers
Henry Ryas
Homer
and Post
Frank
Beech Grove
Margaret Marshal
J. B
Haskins Earnest Post
Earnest Post
New Lexington
Marshall
Bycamens
Visiting P Glouster Welcomed During Extended Stay
Armstrong arrived in Visiting P Glouster for an extended visit to see his parents Mr and Mrs. Strong. He spent years in New Mexico prior to the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Glouster
Armstrong
New Mexico
Strong
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Delta Kappa Mothers
Mrs. Roberts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Foster
Perron Deere
Kerr’s
Marian Walters
Howard C. Whiston
Steubenville
J. L. Tritipo
Leon L. Baxter
Elmira
Wellston
Mr. Baxter
Mra. T. EB. Byrne
Buckeye
Mrs. McClure
Margaret Benedict
Helen Hedden
Bertha Schaber
Ohio University School of Music
Ohio Federation of Women's Music Clubs
Athens Woman's Music Club
Music Hall
Eugene Goossens
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Pythian Sisters
Athenian Temple No. 173
K. of P. Hall
Grace Downing
Middleport
The
Delphian Literary Society
W. B. Walker
Maplewood Drive
Business and Professional Women's Club
Reguar
Chamber of Commerce
Miriam
U. S. Mint
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
F. A. Birgfeld
Treasury
Woodin
Board
A. N. Criss
Minta
Harold Rainey
Little Hocking
Frank Russell
Alma Mowery
Athens
Annie Frances James
Fred Dunfee
Rutland
Fred Gillilan
Purdys
Shinnaton
Louisville
Baptist Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Rowena Nixon
G. M. Galdwell
Thelma
Vaneta
Lee Buckley
Coolville
R. D
A. A. Blackburn
Nelsonville
Harry Spalding
Raymond
Lilly White
Charlotte Spalding
White
Cutler
Hebbardsville
G. W. Wingo
Charles Moler
Harry Davis
H. W. Davis
Harry Hawk
G. H. Hawk
Bertina Collins
Townhouse
Helen Dowler
C. O. Wingo
Sam Coe
Strouds Run
Sherman Parker
Carl Parker
Russell Oxley
Bates
L. D. Whaley
W. D. Whaley
A. L. Carsey
Frank Mosure
Rockbridge
Elmer Mosure
George Evans
Mary Whaley
Toledo
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French
Everitt Pauley
Jack Lax and
Robert Hoffman
L. D. Pauley
Marie
Frank Parker
Albany
Lois Woodyard
Doris Woodyard
Jack Lax
Ward Pauley
Royce
Dennis Pauley
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Frank Davies
Herman Throckmorton
Carpenter
Harold Lucket
Milliard Parker
Jo Potter
Mellissia Biddle
Lois
Haze Hudnel
Ford Allen
Dorothy Reeves
Kessey Woodrum
Artis Collins
Phylis Carbaugh
Cecelia Irwin
Clifford
Sidney Douglas
Helen Bailey
Helen Collins
Helen Zimmerman
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Maxine Radcliffe
Wenzel Burke
Jack Cunningham
Jack Parfitt
Ralph Woodrum
Lawrence West
Madge West
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Margaret Goodwin
Charles Riley
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Willard Michaels
Aston Allen
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Arthur Enlow
Robert McKnight
Marie Smith
Henry King
Deliver Quick
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Edward Pugh
Cletus McPherson
Boyd Oxley
Don Wemmer
John Zimmerman
Russel Sewell
Gordon Farley
Harold Oxley
Holly Goodwin
Betty Jane
Jackie
Fr. M. Lax
Silvus
W. L. Douglas
Endicott-Johnson
Trimble Township
Ferndale Church
Bluebird
Bluebird Diamond Syndicate
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
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