Chills Arrive Tonight in Murder on the Second Floor Play
Athens High School presents the senior class mystery drama Murder on the Second Floor at 8 pm in the auditorium. The cast includes Lois McCoy as Mrs Armitage and Jules Betz as Hugh Bromnow, with intrigue, suspense, and eerie lighting creating a chilling performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Lois McCoy
Mrs. Armitage
London
Junior Moorhead
Jem Singh
Father
Mother
Helen Jones
Sylvia Armitage
Grahams Are Honored At Birthday Gathering
Family and friends celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Graham at 102 West State Street with pink and white decor and a noon dinner. Four cakes baked by the Graham daughters graced the long table as attending relatives and neighbors shared in the birthday anniversaries. Music came from a string quartet including Francis Efaw Elaw Lawrence Hoffman and Ray Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Graham
West State Street
Catherine
Mary Margaret
Frances King
Eileen
Ray Graham
Leonard Graham
Donna Estocker
Francis Staw
Chester
Burt McKibben
Laurence Hoffman
Walter Graham
Harry
Jake Niggemeyer
Guysville
Floyd Hartley
Foster and
Paul
Unveiling of Pilgrim Tablet Planned at Columbus Capitol
A memorial tablet honoring the Ideals of the Pilgrim Fathers will be unveiled at the Ohio State Capitol in Columbus on Saturday May 27 at 11 o'clock. The event features the Central High School Band, speaker Robert M. Boyd Jr governor general, and Dr Starr Ford presenting the tablet, with two Mayflower descendants Nancy Jane Cramer and Jean Murdoch assisting. Witnesses include Governor George T White. Also noted are visits by Mrs Theresa Hill of Montgomery West Virginia and a Presbyterian Women social at 46 East Union Street hosted by Mrs Walter Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dailey
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Society of the Mayflower Descendants
Ohio
State Capitol
Columbus
Central High School Band of Columbus
Robert M. Boyd, Jr
Society
Starr Ford
George T. White
Nancy Jane Cramer
Jean Murdoch
Clyde Beatty the Master Animal Trainer in Circus Acts
The article recalls Clyde Beatty born in Chillicothe Ohio and his rise from cage attendant to leading trainer at 29. It details his method meeting each animal, his fearsome acts with more than 30 lions and tigers, and a Peru Indiana incident where a Nubian lion bit him, underscoring the danger of jungle beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parkersburg
Clyde Beatty
Chillicothe
Ohio
Cincinnati Zoo
Beatty
Peru
Indiana
Nero
Delta Kappa Seniors Entertained Monday
Delta Kappa Sorority seniors were entertained at Miss Mary Margaret Kelley’s home at 28 Mound Street Monday night after a regular meeting. Guests included Fan eheon Warfield of Dexter City Elizabeth Hughes Delores Phelps from Athena and alumnae Anna Mumma Mable Hyatt plus patroness Eunice Snyder. Mrs Isabelle McClure returned home from a five week Columbus hospital stay with her husband Prof J H McClure and Mrs Thor Olson driving to accompany her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Sorority
Mary Margaret Kelley
Mound Street
Faneheon Warfield
Dexter City
Elizabeth Hughes
Delores Phelps
Athena
Anna Mumma
Mable Hyatt
Eunice Snyder
Isabelle McClure
North
Congress Street
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Prof
J. H. McClure
Thor Olson
Guild Members Host Tuesday Potluck at Christian Church
Mothers and friends of church members attended a Tuesday potluck in the church parlors. Officers were elected including President Mrs Carlos Cameron and Vice President Velma Staneart. Devotions spoke on Changed Homes, and a playlet and impersonations were performed. A non Christian Chinese funeral was described and a quartet and pianist provided music. The next guild gathering is a potluck picnic on June 5 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian. Church Guild
Lucille Duffee
Lulu Wilkes
Rowena Sprout
Carlos Cameron
Velma Staneart
M. A. Grubb
Gladys Jones
Louisa Steele
A. R. Sprague
Jeny Clare
Margaret Ann
Y. C. Lee
Ranking
Gilad
Mildred Banks
John Jagers
Dwight Robinson
Ethel Beekman
C. D. Samford
Ivory Palaces
Needlecraft Club Hosts Dinner for Husbands at Cottage Tea House
The Needlecraft Club held a six o'clock dinner Tuesday night at the Cottage Tea House. Members and their husbands sat at six small tables for dinner, with two covers per table. Hostess committee included Mrs. B. M. Covert, Mrs. E. Bibbee, and Mrs. Eugene Woodworth.
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Needlecraft Club
B. M. Covert
E. ©. Bibbee
Eugene Woodworth
May Day Meeting Moved to Night at Central School
Mrs. Howard Bobo announces the Central Parent-Teacher Association May Day program will be held at night after heat concerns. The event features folk dances by grades one and two, a circus by grade three, and singing and dancing by grades four to six, followed by a short business meeting. All members and parents are urged to attend the final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bobo
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Golden Anniversary Dinner For Wilson Parents
Mr and Mrs C R Wilson of near Athens attended the golden wedding anniversary of Robert and Mrs Wilson in New Concord last Saturday. One hundred sixty attendees, including children and grandchildren, gathered at the church for an elaborate dinner. The original bride and groom sat at a special table with guests from their wedding. They received many gifts.
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C. R. Wilson
Athens
New Concord
Mr. Wilson
Robert Wilson
Athens 4 H Club Forms Busy Tailors at Mrs Scott's Home
The Busy Tailors 4 H Club organized at Mrs. Freeman Scott's home on North Cemetery Street Monday night. Officers include Lois Scott president, Catherine Merchant vice president, Betty Jane Cokenougher secretary, Leona Merchant recreation leader, Helen Wiseman news reporter, Irene Yoho pianist, Mary Hall treasurer. Members list names twenty two. The group will meet every second Thursday at Mrs Scott's home.
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Tailors
Freeman Scott
North Cemetery Street
Lois Scott
Prsident
Catherine Merchant
Betty Jane Cokenougher
Leona Merchant
Helen Wiseman
Irene Yoho
Mary Hall
Geraldine Stauffer
Irene Hartman
Grace Aleshire
Dorothy Fierce
Eva Ayers
Margaret Clark
Melva Fields
Catharine Nash
Blanche Verity
Helen Beebe
Margery Harvey
Mrs. Scott
Pythian Group Meets At Shepard Home
The M. and H. Circle of Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Bessie Shepard's Avon Place home with Miss Etta Johnson as assistant hostess. Guests included Marie Chism and Stella Pendergrass. The group opened with America the Beautiful and prayer, held roll call on favorite spring flowers, distributed quilt blocks, and awarded a quilt top to Sallie Johnston. Bunco followed, with Marie Chism winning the guest prize and Alma Howett and David Johnson taking other prizes. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and Ruth Shepard’s daughter, with Georgia Kilpatrick. The next meeting targets Mrs. Jesse Mansfield's home, with Alma Howett assisting, unless changed. The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles meets at 7:30 p.m. at Eagles Hall for a potluck supper after the lodge session.
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Pythian
Bessie Shepard
Avon Place
Etta Johnson
I. N. McHarg
Sallie Johnston
Marie Chism
Alma Howett
David Johnson
Shepard
Ruth
Georgia Kilpatrick
Stella Pendergrass
Eva van Dyke
Jesse Mansfield
House Wife's Question Box on Fabrics for Children
The guidance supports using both plain and printed fabrics for kids clothing. Stripes checks and patterns suit boys, while feminine designs fit girls. For small garments choose small prints, prints resist staining, plain fabrics dye well if fading occurs, and plain fabrics often look more dressy.
Auditor To Speak At Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
County Auditor J. C. Edmundson of Athens will address the Ladies Auxiliary of the U. M. W. of A at Eagle Hall on High Street Friday at 7 30 p m. Other auxiliaries are invited. A prior talk on Good Citizenship by Mrs Mae McLain was enjoyed at a previous meeting.
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Glouster
J. C. Edmundson
Athens
Eagle Hall
High Street
Mae McLain
Students Win Annual Prizes
Ella Mae Ervin of Stockton receives the economics prize for women from Chi Omega. Paul E. Allshouse and Henry L. Eppelin win major commerce awards. Four seniors named to the Commerce Honor Club. several students earn perfect or high hours records for the first semester of 1932-33 with multiple honorable mentions.
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Chi Omega
Ella Mae Ervin
Stockport
Harry Potts, Jr
Novelty
Alliance Francaise
School of Commerce
Paul E. Allshouse
Akron
Commerce Club
Henry L. Eppelin
Pomeroy
Allshouse
Eppelin
Commerce
Harold Lee
Chillicothe
Charles Priode
Charleston
W. Va
Gerald Bernstein
Laurelton
N. Y
Harry Potts
Fred Deutsch
Brooklyn
Keith Moore
Cleveland
Glouster Teachers Receive One Month Salary Advance
Glouster teachers got checks for one month’s pay on Tuesday after an advance draw by the county board of education on Monday. The draw covers pay up to January 13, leaving four months of last year’s salary unpaid.
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Glouster
Board of Education
Ruth Kinney Wins Best Poppy Poster Prize
Miss Ruth Kinney received a two dollar and fifty cent prize for the best poppy poster at a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary and Girl Scouts at the Glouster Legion hall on Monday night. Judges included M. M. Bryson Supt. Thomas W. Figley and Mayor Andrew Allen. Jacksonville youths Ralph White Bernice White Cecelia Mandrell James Mandrell George Burdess and Irma Jean Nicholas presented an program followed by refreshments by the Auxiliary.
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Glouster
Ruth Kinney
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Legion Hall
M. M. Bryson
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Andrew Allen
Jacksonville
Ralph White
Bernice White
Cecelia Mandrell
James Mandrell
George Burdess
Surprise Party in Honor of Miss Esta Cunningham
A birthday party for Miss Esta Cunningham was held Monday night at the home of her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Grant Wallace. The evening featured contests and conversation with Miss Cunningham receiving several gifts. Refreshments were served to family members and guests including Zern Cunningham A Cunningham Juanita Ruth Lois Phyllis Ann and the guest of honor.
Kiwanis Club Meeting Sings Through Business Talk
The Glouster Kiwanis Club met Tuesday noon at the Hotel Garden for a luncheon and general business discussion. A good attendance was reported and the attendance prize, donated by John B. Clark, was won by Ben Goldberg.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
John
Clark
Ben Goldberg
Free Dance Tonight by Ladies Auxiliary at K of P Hall
Jacksonville reports the Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A will host a free dance in the K of P Hall tonight. Community members are invited to attend for an evening of social dancing and fellowship.
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Jacksonville
Ladies Auxiliary
The
K. of P
Delphian Society Closes Year With Dinner and Plays
The Delphian Literary Society ended its year with a dinner at Mrs. Sadie Miller’s Pine Place home. Six tables served 30 guests with a rainbow glassware and floral scheme. Reviews of Riders to the Sea and Rising of the Moon were presented by Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Roach. Guest Mrs. Balderson, visiting from Atkinson, Kans., will travel on to Washington, D. C., before returning home.
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Delphian Literary Society
Sadie Miller
Pine Place
Synge
H. A. Hatch
Moon
Lady Gregory
Clarence Roach
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor Street
J. T. Balderson
Atkinson, Kans
Balderson
Washington, D. C
V. W. Bailderson
Mrs. Slaughter
Kansas
Eighth Graders Present Music Recital at Mountville
Eighth graders at Mountville held a program of instruction in vocal music and recitation in the school building. Short talks by Gladden, Morgan Davis, and Supt. p. rey County highlighted the promotion to the eighth grade as the audience packed the hall with people.
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Mountville
Gladden
Morgan Davis
Supt. P. Rey County
Funeral for West Virginia youth after fatal incident
In Glouster Ohio Valley area the funeral for Varegan Jr is not yet arranged. Father Joby Varegan Sr is isolated in West Virginia as burial plans unfold. The youth was killed by Chauncey in a night incident and local mortuary prepared the body, awaiting further arrangements expected today.
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Glouster
Joby
Gan
Varegan, Jr
Chauncey
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Kentucky
van Dyke
Alan Spaulding
Mr. Armitage
the Bear
Juanita Davidson
Lucy
Miss Snell
Wiletta Smith
Roderick Eddy
Dick Snow
Wade Hatch
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Wilton
Bates
Beth
Preston
Big Daylight
Theresa Hill
Montgomery
Guy Gardner
Morrin Avenue
Hill
New Marshfield Road
Woman's Bible Class
Presbyterian Church
Walter Burson
East Union Street
McKee Drug CO
Athens, Ohio
Marian Walters
Delta Kappa
France
New York
U. S
Harding
Pythian Group
Shepard Home
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Gorey
Burt
Phillumlubcaeon
Fak
ARS Servital
Sunos
Esta Cunningham
Lotta Wealoree
Tae
Varegan
West Virginia
Court Athen
Security Savings Bank
Logan
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