Civil War Veterans Honored At Athens Daughters Banquet
Athens Chapter of Daughters of Union Veterans hosted the 9th annual Patriotic Dinner for Civil War veterans at the IOOF Hall. Honorees included Capt. J. B. Allen, J. D. Brown, W. B. Southerton, Tra H. Gilkey, and J. L. Pickering, with Mrs. Grosvenor as a guest of honor. An honorary membership was conferred on Mrs. Grosvenor by president Mrs. L. E. Carpenter.
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Sth
Athens County
Athens
Daughters of Union Veterans
J. B. Allen
J. D. Brown
W. B. Southerton
Tra H. Gilkey
J. L. Pickering
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Gilkey
Co. A
2Nd
West Virginia Cavalry
C. H. Grosvenor
Congress
O. D. Dailey
Grosvenor
L. E. Carpenter
Mary Walden
Nelle Pickering
Thomas Rosser
W. H. Partlow
Clyde Shaver
Frank Dean
H. L. Atkinson
Help for tired wives in hard times
Wives bear burdens as husbands bring home less money. If you are tired or worn out, try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A reported 94 of 196 women say they benefited. buy a bottle today and see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Church gathering for Grand Army of the Republic members
A note invites members of the Grand Army of the Republic in Athens County to attend church together next Sunday morning if they can be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Athens County
Visitors Honor Golda Ashworths Bridge Party
Miss Golda Ashworth hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering at 118 East State Street for her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs M Finn of Los Angeles visiting Mr F Ashworth and Miss Golda Ashworth. Winners were Mr and Mrs Wilbur F Martin first prize and Mr and Mrs G E B White second prize. The Finns received the guest prize and a late supper was served at flower centered tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Ashworth
East State Street
M. Finn
Ethel Ashworth
Los Angeles
Cal
F. Ashworth
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Wilbur F. Martin
G. EB. White
Needle Club Plans Picnic Dinner At Mrs Williams Home
Mrs J R Woods hosted the Needle Club at 39 Grosvenor Street Tuesday night. Members planned the annual picnic dinner at Mrs James Williams home near Athens in June. Elmer Poston won first prize and Carl Porter won second in a needlework contest. Mrs Frank Cross reported on a child welfare committee meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ralph Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Woods
Grosvenor Street
James Williams
Athens
Elmer Poston
Carl Porter
Child Welfare Association Committee
Frank Cross
Ralph Woods
A U W Garden Party and Friday Meetings in Athens
The Ohio University 1933 graduating class women will hold a garden party at the home of Mrs. Mary G. Noss in University Terrace with a 4 pm program in Memorial Auditorium foyer if rain. A Woman’s Benefit Association meeting at 7:45 pm at K P Hall will vote on names and drill team practice follows. Reverend L R Roberts will speak at Pilgrim Holiness Church New Marshfield tonight at 7:30 pm. Mrs Minnie Pierce of 170 Second Street was called to Zanesville today due to her daughter Garnet Pierce A F Antle’s throat infection.
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Ohio University
Athens
American Association of University Women
Mary G. Noss
University Terrace
Memorial Auditorium
Woman's Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
L. R. Roberts
Ohio
Pilgrim Holiness Church
New Marshfield
Minnie Pierce
Second Street
Zanesville
A. F. Antle
Garnet Pierce
Large Cast Awaits Curtain Call for Hamlet at Ohio University
Students and Athens residents pack Memorial Auditorium for an ambitious Hamlet production directed by Prof. W. H. Cooper. The cast exceeds 25 with many backstage workers and a large wardrobe and makeup crew. Tickets sold briskly with seats still available in balcony and side sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Densmore
Athens
Memorial Auditorium
Hamlet
W. H. Cooper
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
Ohio University
Victor
Eva Irene Tewksbury Weds James Russell
Mr and Mrs F C Tewksbury of Springfield announce the marriage of their daughter Eva Irene Tewksbury to James N Russell son of Mr and Mrs D N Russell of Albany. The ceremony was May 13 in Catlettsburg Kentucky. Rev Arden P Keyser officiated. Eva is a Springfield High School graduate class of 1930 and employed by Crowell Publishing Company where James also works.
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F. C. Tewksbury
Springfield
Albany
Eva Irene Tewksbury
James N. Russell
D. N. Russell
Catlettsburg
Arden P. Keyser
Springfield High School
Bhe
The
Crowell Publishing Company
West Side Pupils Present Dance Program At School
West Side School pupils staged a dance and music program on Tuesday night at 6 30 pm for about 200 parents and children. First to fifth graders performed folk dances rhythm numbers Indian and Negro songs and a traveling picture. The West Side PTA will remain active through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Parent-Teacher Association
America
Recital highlights from Repertoire Class at Mrs. Reod's home
Parents and friends attended the spring piano recital by Miss Arpee's Repertoire Class at 84 Morris Avenue. Students performed works by Chopin, Grieg, Debussy, Rachmaninoff and Brahms. New Wesley Foundation officers to be honored at a Colonial banquet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reod
Morris Avenue
Arpee
Ann Beasley
Chopin
Grieg
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Harry G. Stalder
Carl Beasley
Portnoff
Jean Freer
Rimsky-Korsakow
Marjorie Beasley
Rachmaninoff
Rood
Debussey
Brahms
Wesley Foundation
Colonial
Phi Tau Theta Installation Dinner Focuses on Recovery
The Methodist men’s club Phi Tau Theta held an Installation and farewell dinner at the church Tuesday night with speakers Edward Rosser and Edward Turner. Seniors honored were Nelson Crites Ben Philson and Lee Beasley. J T Ullom of Germantown Pa visited his father A W Ullom and returned home. Mrs D H Thomas of Marietta visits A W Ullom this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Tau Theta
Methodist Men’s Club
Edward Rosser
Edward Turner
Nelson Crites
Ben Philson
Lee Beasley
J. T. Ullom
Germantown
A. W. Ullom
North College Street
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
Spring Program Shines From Rufug Putnam Pupils Tonight
Pupils from Rufug Putnam school present a 6 45 pm Annual Spring Program in the school auditorium. Each grade offers a musical adaptation reflecting the year’s studies with dances and songs including Woodland Scene and May Day. The show features student devised acts, with musical effects by Doris Wilhite and dance direction by Arthur H. Rhoads. Special program prints prepared at Ohio University print shop under Charlie Kinison supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufug Putnam
Fairy Garden
China Town
Rufus Putnam
Doris Wilhite
Arthur H. Rhoads
Ohio University
Charlies R. Kinison
Woman’s Variety of the Money First Meeting Friday
Report of the lesson and activities at the Woman’s Variety of the Money First meeting. Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Haydey joined, with secretary Mrs Ww STOUP assisting. Members set plans and shared duties for the day.
Wonderfy powder promising youth look
New product claims to recreate a youthful appearance with a gentle, non shiny finish. Sold as MELLO-GLO for $1.00 with tax free status advertised.
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Hazel Finsterwald
Lydia E. Pinkham
Francys and
Grace Cochrans
Charm Shoppe
South Court St
Needle Club
Roberts
Hades
Ing Nee Wycie Don
Mic Henry
Ister
Chicago
Kenneth Watson
Marcellus
Bernardo
Tom Craig
William Burt
Reynaldo
Tex Gorham
A. J. Race
Margaret Farmer
Dorothy Robbin
John Whiting
Ronald Waters
Axel Helander
Dorothy Sachs
James Russell
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Phi Chi Delta
Presbyterian
Mabel Wilson
Betty Hillen
Rowena Kesler
Madge Campbell
Develin Mills
Preeston
Big Daylight
Millier’s
Hotel
Voiles
Batiste
Seersucker
Ginghams
Squibbs
Jim
Evolution
Cline’s
Saturda Cigarettes
Gillette Blades
London
Petrolugar
Jocur
Paris
S.M.A
Pinkhams
Packers
Listerine
Colgate
Palmolive
Colgate's
Williams
Molle Mennen’s
Lavender
Ren
F. ¢. Sweeney
W Hw. Fet
Mr Sole
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