Initiation News For Sigma Alpha Iota Members
Society notes announce the initiation of Bernadine Schunck of Cincinnati Heatrice Hixson of Baltimore Alene Wills of Wellston and Kathryne Kern of Oak Hill into Sigma Alpha Iota. Schunck was formerly with Beta Pi Omega Ohio University which became Sigma Pi chapter. Refreshments followed at the Spanish Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Iota
National Musicity
Bernadine Schunck
Cincinnati
Heatrice Hixson
Baltimore
Alene Wills
Wellston
Kathryne Kern
Oak Hill
Mrs Louise Cullums Birthday Observed With Family Dinner
Mrs Louise Cullums 83rd birthday was celebrated with a family dinner at 2844 South Court Street and a cake with 83 pink candles. The Haymans plan a trip to New York and Farmingdale where Dr Hayman will intern at Nassau County Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs E N Cullums, and their son, left for Charleston West Virginia to visit relatives over Memorial Day. Girl Scouts are set to meet at 9 30 Saturday to join the Memorial Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cullums
Franklin Avenue
P. D. Hayman
Louise Culms
E. N. Cullums
South Court Street
Charleston
W.va
Edward N. Culloms, Jr
Worstell Building
Missionary Tea at Matheny Home Hosts and Helpers
Mrs. W A Matheny hosted a Thursday tea at her North Hill home for the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. Assistants included Mrs. W L Slutz Mrs J A Palmer Mrs A E Wagner Mrs P G Dowler and Mrs S H Bing with pouring by Mrs Alex Cochran Mrs H T Farrar and Miss Inez Alexander and Mrs S B Carpenter at the urns. Dining room attendants were Mrs A D Townsend Mrs S D Thompson Mrs A W Boetticher and Mrs M L Brannin with help from Mrs John Kilpatrick Mrs William Andrews and Mrs Nelson McDaniel. Floral decorations featured iris roses and other garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Matheny
North Hill
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
W. L. Slutz
J. A. Palmer
A. E. Wagner
P. G. Dowler
S. H. Bing
Alex Cochran
H. T. Farrar
Inez Alexander
Carpenter
A. D. Townsend
D. Thompson
A. W. Boetticher
M. L. Brannin
John Kilpatrick
William Andrews
Nelson McDaniel
Women’s Club Initiates At Commerce Rooms
The Business and Professional Women’s Club initiates seven members Ena Nelson Esther Wilson Evelyn Joy Thelma Palmer Helen Cross Myrta Ashworth Florence Drushell at Commerce Rooms. Gladys Jones led candle light processional. Mrs. Dasa Long reports on the Columbus state meeting with Arvilla Van Dyke Ethel Beekman Gladys Jones and Mabel Rose attending. Refreshments served and guests included Mrs. W R Phillips Bertha Brown. Dr Charles E Howe of Westerville visited Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena Nelson
Esther Wilson
Evelyn Joy
Thelma Palmer
Helen Cross
Myrta Ashworth
Florence Drushell
Gladys Jones
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Columbus
Dasa Long
Athens
Arvilla van Dyke
Ethel] Beekman
Mabel Rose
W. R. Phillips
Bertha Brown
Memorial Day Services Planned in Chauncey Saturday
Memorial Day events in Chauncey start at 2 PM Saturday at the Church of Christ. Sons and Daughters of Veterans lead, with Rev G B Ney delivering the address. Music directed by Mrs Ralph Brown, with patriotic songs by Mrs Mollie Robinson and Mrs Elizabeth Knode. A parade to Nye Cemetery follows, ending with a firing squad and graves decoration. Frank Phil Chauncey is local chairman.
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Chauncey
Chaunlcey
Church of Christ
Sons of Daughters of Veterans
G. B. Ney
Mollie Robinson
Elizabeth Knode
iRne
Ralph Brown
Nye
Frank Phil Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible Class Meets at Mrs Hamilton Home
JCHAUNCEY May 29 Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Cham p Church of Christ met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs T R iton Mound Street with Mrs Brookins in charge. Mrs Harvey conducted the devotions and Elizabeth Knode conducted the ga period. Mrs Lee Schoonover conducted no contests during the social hour. pinne served a refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jchauncey
Champ Church of Christ
T. R.iton
Mound Street
Brookins
Harvey
Elizabeth Knode
Lee Schoonover
Penne
Plains Banquet Hears Rose Silver Theme Dinner
The Plains imi banquet proceeds tonight in the dining room of the Grade enco Building with a rose and silver color motif. Alumni president Beles Frederica Nida will lead the program while helper girls Verna Wallace Eve McNa Mary Alidhney Helen Brotins Anna Manda Donna Fran na Dukeman Fay Brande assist with sewing tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Plains Imi
Grade Enco
Personal notices from Rose Farm area readers
Miss Blanche and Glenna, former Chauncey high school attendees, visited Mr and Mrs A L Pres band Street and have returned to their Rose Farm Ohio home. Olive Sanders with sister Mrs Banders and son Hidon visited Millfield in the Sanders home. Relatives in Athens and Mr and Mrs Hayes hosted Orlie Shrieve party from The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Glenna
Chaunceyrar High School
A. L. Presband Street
Rose Farm
Ohio
Olive Sanders
Banders
Hidon
Millfield
B. Sanders
Athens
Orlie Shrieve
the Plains
Hayes
Chauncey P T A Divides Plans For Summer Meetings
Mrs. A. L. Preston presided at Chauncey High School meeting. Reports reviewed past year and plans set for monthly summer gatherings. Committees named. Parents urged to attend. A musical program and play are planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A. L. Preston
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Sunday School Program at Trimble Church of Christ
The Sun day School class of Miss Hazel Raber at Trimble Church of Christ presents a Sunday night program replacing the annual Children's Day services. Theme is Jesus and Children. Includes responsive service, songs, dialogues by eight children, solos by Mary Marie Phillips and Walter Anderson, and group performances by the class and Junior Earich and Weldon McClellan. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hazel Raber
Trimble Church
Jesus
Junior Earich
Weldon McClellan
Mary Marie Phillips
Genieve
Russel
Rodger Might
Audrey Schoeman
God
Don Brammer
Mines Active in Chauncey District With Seven Names
Chauncey district reports seven mines currently operating including numbers 10 68 24 86 and 25 plus named mines Black Diamond Luhrig and Chauncey No 25 in operation as of May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Black Diamond
Chauncey No
Luhrig
Regional Social notes from El Dorado and Athens
Local readers learn of weekend trips to Buckeye Lake by the Keever Guthrie and Singiey families from El Dorado. Nearby travel returns include the Russells from Marion Virginia and a Logan visit. Births, funerals, and family visits are also reported, with names and addresses in Athens Corning and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Keever
el Dorado
Ark
E. A. Guthrie
Margaret Alice
Buckeye Lake
Keever
Anna Mae
Fred Guthrie
John Singiey
Athens
North Carolina Assembly Defeats Luxury Tax Plan
The 1931 North Carolina General Assembly, adjourned today, defeated a luxury tax aimed at cigarette packs and items like tobacco, candies and cosmetics. The Senate rejected the measure by slim margins, though the House supported it. The bill would have taxed three cents per cigarette pack to aid school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina General Assembly
House
Senate
Memorial Day Observance in Athens Includes Parade and Graves
Athens residents join veterans and auxiliaries in a Memorial Day program with a parade from the National Guard Armory to West Union Street Cemetery. 38 Legionnaires in the Drum Corps perform as graves across Athens County are decorated with flowers and flags. The day features invocations, Gettysburg Address, memorial address, and taps by Company L, 166th Infantry.
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Athens County
Athens
J. B. Allen
West State Street
West Union Street
Athens National Guard
Legion
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
C. N. Mackinnon
T. N. Hoover
S. M. Johnson
166Th Infantry
Armory
Carpenter Street
State Street
Doctor treats chronic diseases and deformities for all
An advertisement extols a physician who treats chronic diseases and deformities of men women and children. It promises safe alternatives to surgery for ovarian and womb troubles and urges any sick person to consult this eminent doctor. Special attention is given to chemical and microscopical exam of blood urine and sputum and mental complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Procession Routes Through Town Cemeteries
A detailed sequence directs a funeral procession: from College on College Street to East Union Street then Court Street, north to the Court and West State Street corner, along West State Street to West State Street Cemetery, then after services to West Union Street Cemetery.
Longtime Parkersburg Physician Dr J J Goff Dies at 66
Dr J J Goff, 66, prominent Parkersburg physician and surgeon for 27 years, died at his Juliana Street home Thursday night after a paralytic stroke. Born in Charleston, he studied at Marshall College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore, taught in Baltimore, then practiced in Parkersburg. He married Julia Aultz in 1898 and leaves a daughter Mrs Harold Coe, three grandchildren, four brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements were set for Charleston, W Va, with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Goff
Parkersburg
W. Va
Harold Coe
Athens
Juliana Street
Charleston
John and
Mary Goff
Marshall College
Huntington
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Goff
Bay View Hospital
Sistersville
Julia Aultz
C. B. Cromwell
Stewart Street
W. ‘Va
Athens High School Senior Play Delights Large Audience
The Athens High School Senior Class presented the three act comedy Tons of Money Thursday night in the school auditorium. Robert Masterton played Aubrey Allington and John Foite appeared as the real George Maitland with farcical mix ups throughout. The cast also featured Arabelle Chute as Louise Allington and supporting players Simp son the maid and the butler among others, drawing laughs with stage misdirections and disguises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Aubrey Allington
Robert Masterton
George Maitland
John Foite
Masterton
Local Residents Named in Social and Professional Notices
Giles the gardener William Warren Chesterman the lawyer and Robert Siigley are listed along with Henery Sprulea brother A A Nellis as general director of the production. Students named include Mary Jones wat Ewing Carl Browne Thomas Craig and William Clark. Mr Eauclair Lewis of New York City is the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Clyde Littler at 14 Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
William Warren
Chesterman
Robert Siigley
Henery
Sprulea
A. A. Nellis
Mary Jones
Wat Ewing
Carl Browne
Thomas Craig
William Clark
Eauclair Lewis
New York City
Clyde Littler
Stewart Street
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Matheny
Commerce
Charles E. “Howe
Westerville
Charles 8S. Bradfield, JR
the Messenger
Turni
Responsive Service
Courtney
Donna Fay Seckinger
Walter Anderson
Charles H. Russell
Hiram Russell
H. L. Atkinson
Marion, Va
Russell
George.c. Dyson
Kurtz Avenue
Etta Carpenter
C. H. Meltzer
Mt. Vernon
J. M. Guthrie
Donna of
Corning
G. E. Guthrie
Palmer Street
John R. Sprague
Bernadine
Irene Devlin
Sprague
Corning High School
Cora Lockridge
Brownsville, Pa
Anna Cornell
East State Street
Charles Mills
New Straitsville
Hugh Mills
L. YD. White
Sally Joan
White
Irene Overmyer
C. A. Overmyer
Stimson Avenue
Roy Pierce
Charles
Zanesville
A. F. Antle
Bethesda Hospital
Antle
Minnie Pierce
North Carolina
Chas, O. Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Athens, O
Edgar D. Lee
Christian College
Columbia, Mo
Mary
Julia
Martha Wickster
Bucklin, Mo
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Indianapolis
Albert F. Snell
Snell’s
Athens, Ohio
Berry Hotel
Eric Bidg
Prospecta Gta
Cleveland, Q
C. D. Shafer CO
Preston
BIG Daylight
Grippe
Love Brothers
The
Carpenter Hardware Co
Gail
Spaulding
Logans
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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