Delphian Society Reinstates Officers and German Study
Delphian Literary Society votes to reinstate last year’s officers for the new year at Mrs. Pp. G. Dowler’s home. Officers include Mrs. Fred Wheaton as president and Webb Walker as vice president. Miss Gertrude Pritchard is secretary-treasurer. The program by Miss Mary E. Kahler covered German literature and reviews of Hermann Sudermann and The Mad Professor. Next meeting will be a social session led by Mrs. Harley Vance, Mrs. Esther Smith, and Mrs. Osa Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Literary Society
Pp. G. Dowler
Church Street
Fred Wheaton
Webb Walker
Gertrude Pritchard
Mary E. Kahler
Hermann Sudermann
Jacob Wassermann
M. C. Andrews
St. Louis
H. A. McCaskill
Delphian Society
Harley Vance
Esther Smith
Osa Cooper
Local meetings and social visits listed in city notices
Child Study Club plans Friday 7 30 pm meeting with Mrs Lawrence Garrett at 145 Grosvenor Street. Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eagles to meet Thursday 7 30 pm in Eagle Hall. Miss Pearl Lemley senior nurse at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis with Mr George Tierson of Cincinnati visited Mrs Ida Lemley on North Lancaster Street over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Lawrence Garrett
Grosvenor Street
The
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Pearl Lemley
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
George Tierson
Cincinnati
Miss Lemley
Ida Lemley
Lancaster Street
Richland Avenue M. P
J. R. Baker
Richland Avenue
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits Certified by Philadelphia Lab
The Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia certifies Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits for food value after analysis. The improved pressure cooked, double toasted cereal comes in a convenient two per bowl size with golden brown biscuits. Local grocers feature the red and green Kellogg's package made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Entertains Guests With Bridge at Home
Miss Nell Weber hosted a bridge evening at 100 North Lancaster Street with guests at two tables. Prize went to Miss Shamer for high score. refreshments followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Weber
North
Lancaster Street
Bridge
Audrey Shamel
Louise Rowland
Margaret Walburn
Ramah Darst
Carol Darst
Thelma Haines
Ellen Stokoe
Shamer
Twenty Four Guests At Country Home Party
Miss Jane Smallwood hosted a Tuesday night gathering at her Canaanville Road home for twenty four friends. Cards and games filled the evening as refreshments arrived for guests at six card tables with violet centerpieces and dogwood decorations. Assisted by Mrs. A. R. Hope Mrs. Erskine White and Mrs. J. G. Hope the hostess led the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Smallwood
Canaanville Road
A. R. Hope
Erskine White
J. G. Hope
Members Speak First Piece for Roll Call at Maecenas Club
The Maecenas Literary Club held its final social meeting at The Maples home of Mrs. John Cross. The program opened with singing and a flag salute led by president Mrs. J. W. Hudson. Mrs. E. W. Bingman read the postponed paper Internal Development of Ohio in Mrs. Frank Dean’s absence. Winners in two contests were Mrs. Bingman and Mrs. Frank Watkins. a picnic dinner closed the event. Guests included Mrs. Alex Cochran, Mrs. Mary Fryburger and Mrs. George W. Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
the Maples
John Cross
America
J. W. Hudson
Frank Dean
Ohio
E. W. Bingman
Frank Watkins
Alex Cochran
Mary Fryburger
George W. Gibbs
Third Grade Girls Celebrate Ninth Birthday Party
Martha Ann Hoisington hosted her ninth birthday at The Eastwood on East State Street. Guests included third grade girls from East Side and teacher Miss Greta Collins. Prizes were awarded to Patsy Sherrard and Mary Virginia Bingman. rose candies and rose baskets served as party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hoisington
O. L. Hoisington
East State Street
Eastwood
East Side
Greta Collins
Mary Virginia Bingman
Helen Radford
Helen Story
Eugenia Kresge
Mary Margaret Graham
Patsy Sherrard
Sarah Baird
Doris Matthews
Weather hoys prolonged gloom with storms and rain
The forecast keeps skies overcast for days with no relief in sight. County observers report only .01 inches of rain yesterday and temperatures slipping from 68 to 62 degrees as the Hocking River falls from 3.65 to 3.55 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Hocking
Hoover Dinner Delays Rep Horr From State Convention
Seattle story reports Congressman Ralph Horr blaming President Hoover for delaying his trip to the state Republican convention. Horr says a White House dinner kept him up late, causing a 3 am departure and a midair storm that prevented reaching Salt Lake City in time to support a subm ission prohibition plank. He claims Senator Wesley Jones influenced the invitation and weather talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
U.R
Ralph Horr
Hoover
White House
Salt Lake City
Horr
Wesley J. Jones
Washington
Ranks shuffled at Battery E drill in Athens
Tuesday night at the weekly drill of Battery E 134th Field Artillery Athens National Guard Sergt William Curry was reduced to private Corp Howard Ferry was promoted to sergeant Russell Hall a first class private will fill Ferry s former position Ferry s new duties will make him chief of the second section of the canoneers The drill consisted of routine practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
134Th Field Artillery
Athens National Guard
William Curry
Corp
Howard Ferry
Rusell Hall
Ferry
Canoeneers
Ohio Building Association group holds spring meeting in Chillicothe
Several hundred officers from Adams to Vinton Counties comprising Group Number Five will meet at the Country Club in Chillicothe on Wednesday May 18 with a luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building, Loan and Savings
Adams
Athens
Gallia
Highland
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Morgan, Pike, Pickaway
Ross, Scioto
Vinton Counties
Ohio Building Association League
Country Club
Chillicothe
Wildcat Attacks Steam Shovel After Kitten Loss
A mother wildcat attacked a steam shovel on a mountain trail near Luray Virginia after the machine disturbed her den. The shovel scooped a kitten, the mother leaped into the scoop and pursued the operator. The arm lowered and crushed the remaining two kittens. The mother fled bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Here
Akron Beams Past Storm in 24 Hour Flight
Akron defeated the Tex gales in a 24 hour air endurance test and flew toward Camp Kearny Air Base to replenish fuel exhausted by the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Texas
Camp Kearney Air Base
Black woolen model titled Sophie with white cuffs
The whimsical Sophie is a black woolen model featuring white pique cuffs and a vestee effect that forms a belt in back, credited to Masson Heim of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie
Masson Heim
Paris
Monsieur Heim
Wallpaper and boudoir fashion advice from The Athens Messenger
New York readers learn wallpaper choices to flatter the wearer and room size, with cautions on greens reds blues and mauve. The feature promotes a self made Sophie frock in black wool with white pique and chalkey crepes, ending with a French farewell.
Sheep Killing Dogs Few in Athens County
Athens County dog warden Porter Dicken reports no sheep deaths by dogs for five weeks through May. He says most killers are well fed and cross breeds, cites a 72 ewe flock with twins or triplets and notes county sheep totals of 30 000 to 35 000, about double Meigs and five times Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Porter Dicken
Dicken
F. H. Gifford
Amesville
Meigs County
Hocking County
Fire Whistle Blows Four Times in Week
City fire alarms total four in the past week with trips by fire trucks between 11 45 and 12 35 each day. Two calls at 11 55 one at 11 45 and another at 12 35 with Sunday alarms within an hour. Firemen warn residents to stay vigilant at all times especially at noon.
Birthdays May 1 Featured Youngest and Older Students
The Birthday column notes Gregory Zenner, four in kindergarten at Rufus Putnam Training School, as the youngest. It also lists Grace McKee in third grade at Rufus Putnam and Marion McLean in sixth grade at East Side School as the older celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Zenner
Rufus Putnam
Grace McKee
Marion McLean
East Side School
Community Notes from Stewart and surrounding area
Fairview residents share visits with relatives in Stewart and nearby towns. Local families attend school events, church services, and family gatherings while several members recover from illness and travel for short visits.
Proper Care For The Ice Box Keeps Food Safe
The article explains weekly cleaning to prevent bacteria growth and maintain a sweet, clean fridge. It covers washing shelves, baking soda walls, drying bottles, and keeping containers from overfull. It also advises door-management, placing perishable items in coldest areas, and using covered dishes to prevent flavor transfer.
Ice box care and meal plan guidance note
The article warns to cool foods before refrigeration to prevent moisture and spoilage. It advises discarding unused parts, keeping ice compartments full for consistent refrigeration, and avoiding a warm ice box. It lists a breakfast lunch and dinner menu with multiple dishes and beverages.
Cuticura Advertises Soaps Ointments and Talcum
Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Talcum 2c. Sold everywhere. Sample each free. Address Cuticura Laboratories Dept. H Malden Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
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Moose Hall
Buckeye Five Orchestra
Member
Federal Reserve System
Wildcat
AKRON
STORM
Is Elgin
Elgin
Gruen
W. B. Drake
New York
Athens Messenger
Au Revoir
Fairview
Helen Barnhart
Ansel Barnhart
Stewart
William Gillian
Charles King
Clarksburg
W. Va
B. L. Lightner
Arthur Swain
Richard and
Bruce
Nina
Alda
Orabelle
Donna Mae
Garnet
Ernest Barnhart
Isaac Barnhart
Anna Bailey
Clive
Coolville
Will Kapple
Kapple
Lod Barnhart
Manley Christy
Otis Clark
Stewart High School
Riley Dye
Orville Gaston
Litha Chalfant
Dye
George Hill
Thurston
Fred Cole
PS Pat
Cuthura
Irene Drake
S. Broadway
Spencerville
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
McKee Drug CO
Toiletries
Eaton's
Logan
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