Four Hostesses Stage Attractive Bridge Party at Eastwood
Four hostesses RS Harley Moler Mrs H B Vorkes Mrs Cora Frame and Mrs O E Fitzgerald led a Wednesday bridge party at the Eastwood as the first in a trio of events. Eleven tables of progressive bridge played after eight with prizes to Mrs J H Boden Evan Jones and Miss Catherine Figg. A late lunch with rosebud centerpieces followed. The next two parties are scheduled Friday and Thursday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood
Harley Moler
Vorkes
Cora Frame
O. E Fitzgerald
J. H. Boden
Evan Jones
Catherine Figg
Masquerade Party at Wamsleys Highlights Halloween Festivities
Halloween social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Walmesley on Stewart Street featured a masquerade party with chrysanthemums and roses. Guests included the Parmiters Knowltons Mansfield Thomas Truax Hipscher Bennett Dougherty Chaney and Ruth Walmsley. Shirley Thomas won best costume. Sarah Thomas won the contest prize. Bridge, Cooty and other games provided entertainment. high bridge scores went to Marjorie Thomas and Don Chaney. Cooty high was Clyde Mansfield. low to Ruth Wamsley.Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Walmesley
Stewart Street
John Parmiter
Arch Knowlton
Clyde Mansfield
Rice Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
Helen Truax
Bernice Hipscher
Arthur Bennett
Dee Dougherty
Shirley Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Ann Thomas
Floyd Thomas
Don Chaney
Ruth
Bridge
Cooty
Ruth Wamsley
D U V Members Inspected In Athens Regular Session
Mrs Winland Deputy Inspector inspected the D U V Mrs John Ellis Wool Tent No 100 at I O O F Hall in Athens. Mrs John Ewing was initiated and Mab el Clark accompanied Mrs Winland praised the Tent. Officers attended and refreshments followed. Calendar copies available from Mrs Caroline McKinstry or Mrs L E Carpenter. W B A Lodge to ballot on names at 6 45 p m tonight at K P Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Daughters of Union
I. O. O. F. Hall
John Ewing
Nancy Winland
Lancaster
Athens
Mabel Clark
Caroline McKinstry
L. E. Carpenter
W. B. A. Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Secretarial Adventurer Beats Odds in Faraway Expeditions
Jane Houlson, secretary to explorer Mitchell Hedges, has joined expeditions across Central American islands. She notes items found, dodges hardship, and recalls catching a hammerhead shark, with water shortages and gasoline used as shampoo substitutes during long campaigns.
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New York
Jane Harvey Houlson
London
Mitchell Hedges
Museum For the
British Museum
Central America
Miss Housson
Central Park
Panama
Solon Isabella Greenway In Congress From Arizona
Representative Isabella Greenway, newly seated from Arizona, appears uneasy about her plea for federal aid to the state. She has long been a friend of the Roosevelts and succeeds Lewis W. Douglas, now director of the budget, in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Greenway Tong
Roosevelts
Congress
Lewis W. Douglas
Pleasant Valley Social News Timeline
Pleasant Valley notes show visits and dinners across Ostrander and nearby towns. Nell Hawk stayed with the Pughs and Ed Crammer family. Ed Brooks and wife hosted at Frank Pugh’s. Wallace and Wood Howe Brooks guests with D L Wallace at Nelsonville. Orrland Bly assisting J M Knowlton on a poultry house. Reeves and Younkins visit Columbus. Chase ill two weeks and not improved. Mrs Daisy McKinley ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pugh
Nell Hawk
Ostrander
Ohio
Pugh
Matthew Reeves
Columbus
Minto Younkins
Hattie Reeves
Charies Chase
Daisy McKinley
Pearl Wood
Everett Carbough
Junior Co-Eds Debate Home Equality Views
Junior co-eds gather at Miss Irene Hand's home to discuss if a woman is an equal partner in marriage. They affirm equality, note women's domestic contributions, and propose a university course on homebuilding and marriage for both sexes.
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Irene Hand
Park Place
Mary Connett
America
Miss Elizabeth Yagala and Clinton Burdette Wed in Athens
Miss Elizabeth Yagala of Coolville and Mr. Clinton Burdette of Coolville were married Wednesday at 6 30 PM in the First Christian Church parsonage Athens. Rev Reed J Downs officiated with Miss Clarabelle Bailey and Mr Richard Leesch as attendants. The couple will reside in Coolville. Columbus Golden Woman's Relief Corps to meet Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Yagala
Coolville
Clinton Burdette
Ohio University
First Christian Church of
Athens
Reed J. Downs
Clarabelle Bailey
Richard Leesch
J. E. Bailey
Betty
E. J. Persons
Burdette
Columbus
Golden Woman's Relief Corps
Gold Price Again Boosted in U S
The government raised the price on newly mined American gold to 32.36 per ounce from 32.96, an overnight advance of 10 cents. Today’s Washington price stood 21 cents above London’s world price.
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Washington
London
Seventh Grade Party Honors Bonfire Guest at Home
Seventh grade students from Mechanicsburg Training School joined Junior Rizer at a Halloween bonfire hosted by his parents on Richland Avenue. Miss Lucile Martin acted as fortune teller while guests included Melvin Hooper Clark Collins Irene Shafer Louise Shafer Betty Ator Gilbert Hooper and others. Eula Ashton won the longest hiding identity prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Rizer
Carrol Rizer
Richland Ave
Lucile Martin
Mechanicsburg Training School
Melvin Hooper
Clark Collins
Irene Shafer
Louise Shafer
Betty Ator
Gilbert Hooper
Mary Hull
James Grace
Dorothy Morrison
John David Lowe
Anna Margaret Ashton
Buly Ashton
Doris Carpenter
Bernarfo Spaulding
Paul Barnhill
Velma Tubbs
Eula Ashton
Rizer
Grace Lewis
Angie Drake
To Laugh She Isn t My Best Girl Just Neeks Best
Reader s Digest notes a humorous line about affection where one character asserts the target is not the speaker s top choice, joking that another is best. The quip plays on social expectations and witty banter.
Halloween Joint Party At Mrs Parretts Boarding House
Mrs O K Parrett hosted a joint Halloween party Monday at Park Place for girl residents and the boarding club men. Masked seniors and the class president acted as toastmaster after ten, with costumes ranging from skeletons to witches. Prizes were awarded for disguises including wins by Gerald Schafer Wynn and Martha Washing, with festive chatter and masked revelry throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Parrett
Park Place
Parrett Homes
Oda
Charlie Chaplin
Washington
Gerald Schafer Wynn
Chester Way
Miss Bohig
Martha Washing
Sharay Pease
Athens Women Attend District Conference
Members of the Athens Auxiliary of the Home Missionary Society attended the Chillicothe District Conference at Nelsonville on Wednesday. Names listed include Mrs. L. G. Bean, Mrs. S. B. Carpenter, Mrs. C. M. Copeland, Miss Mina Fry, Mrs. H. T. Farrar, Mrs. W. G. Hill, Mrs. Arthur Hickman, Mrs. Nelson McDaniel, Mrs. Alex Nelson, Mrs. Elmer Poston, Mrs. O. F. Rowland, Mrs. M. N. Truax, Mrs. Zora Stonecipher, Mrs. A. R. Wagner, and Mrs. Nelson Welk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
The
Home Missionary Society
Chillicothe
Nelsonville
L. G. Bean
S. 8. Carpenter
C. M. Copeland
Mina Fry
H. T. Farrar
W. G. Hill
Arthur Hickman
Nelson McDaniel
Alex Nelson
Elmer Poston
O. F
New Improved Powder Bar Brings Comfort All Day
A new improved powder bar promises comfort all day with a smooth feel and steady taste. The product emphasizes balance between slip resistance and user ease, marketed through the druggist channel for reliable access.
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Wamsley’s
D.U.V
Winland
Carpenter Hardware Co
Vic Henry & Sister
Quality Store
Bay of
Solon
Pleasant Valley
By Jane Werner
E. Yagala
Mr. Burdette
Herbert C. Beveridge
Clarksburg
W. Wa
F. Beveridge
Waterford
Garnet Engh
Enghie
S. F. Beveridge
U.S
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
P. G. Dowler
Nelle Pickering
Mrs. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
WJZ
National Broadcasting System
Neeks Best
Reader's Digest
Miller’s
Hotel
Preston
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
M. T. Ellis
Lord Fauntleroy and
Wynn
Mrs. P
Cline’s
Kotex
Armands
Petrolagar Oe
Absorbine Jr
Sissons
Vicks
Vicks Salve
S.m.a.baby Food
Mistol
Salvepatica West ToothBrush
Sim
Creomulsion
Belladona Plaster
Ohio Truss Co
Courthous
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