Lydia Lash Evans Guest Night Delights with Music and Europe Talk
Twenty one guests attended a refined Lydia Lash Evans Club event at Mrs. E. Paul Cotton’s home. Harpist Mrs. Neil Crawford opened with Verdalle’s Valse Caprice, then Mrs. Fred Luchs recounted European travels from her diary, followed by three harp solos including Traumeres and Brook. Guests and honorary members mingled during refreshments served in pastel ice cream molds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lash
Mrs. Cotton
Lydia Lash Evans
E. Paul Cotton
E. Washington St
Neil Crawford
Verdalle
Fred Luchs
Europe
J. R. Harvey
Alvin Lamborn
Florence Lash
R. P. Imes
FE. L. Church
A. R. Hawk
W. B. Lawrence
John W. Danford
Fred Sanders
J. J. Woolley
C. S. Rowland
A. N. Johnson
Phillip Woodworth
Francis White
Hale Pickett
William R. Hutchinson
William Davis
S. C. Hartman
Wilson Norris
Edward Cole
W. M. Bryant
C. L. Jordan
G. E. Mills
Everett Lewis
Lieutenant Colonel Olmstead Honored as Scabbard and Blade Sponsor
Tuesday evening a seven o clock dinner honored Lieutenant Colonel Merritt E. Olmstead who is leaving Ohio University for active duty this month. The event, sponsored by Company H Fight Regiment Scabbard and Blade, featured remarks by Dr. Herman C. James Colonel Thomas F. McNeill and R W Finsterwald with senior military class members in attendance. Miss Sue Woolley daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Woolley and a Pi Beta Phi member was named company sponsor to officiate at all Scabbard and Blade functions for the school year. James V Galloway is Scabbard and Blade Kaptain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt E. Olmstead
Ohio University
Company H
Fighth Regiment of Scabbard and Blade
Herman C. James
Thomas F. McNeill
R. W. Finsterwald
Perry L. Baldwin
James
Col. McNeill
Col. Olmstead
Sue Woolley
John J. Woolley
Pi Beta Phi
James V. Galloway
Cless Class Dinner Features Miss Riley Speaker
Miss Blanch Riley, a home missionary worker for the Presbyterian Church, spoke at the Cless Class dinner hosted by Mrs. Robert P. Tompkins in Elmwood Place. She described church work in Dorr Run and Kimberly, and the chance for service with the Presbyterian Board of National Missions. Chrysanthemums adorned the Tompkins home for the six o'clock two course dinner. about thirty members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cless
Robt. Tompkins
Riley
Blanch Riley
The
Presbyterian Church
Irene McDowell
Dorr Run
Kimberly
Robert P. Tompkins
Elmwood Place
Miss Riley
Hocking Valley
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Tompkins
Halloween Party Honors McGrail Children at Route Four Home
Mr and Mrs Robert McGrail hosted a Halloween party October 30 at their Route Four home honoring children Robert Eleanor and Jerry. Betty Martin won the prize as Aunt Jemima. Refreshments followed with guests including Leo Sapp and family and the Brooks and Black households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGrail
Route Four
Robert
Eleanor
Jerry
Betty Martin
Jemima
McGrail
Leo Sapp
Betty Lou Brooks
Leo Sapp and
Blaine Lee
Jean Brooks
Marjorie Brooks
Glenn Brooks
Billy Lee Black
Hallie Black
Marion Black
Social Sewing Club Meets With Mrs A R Harmon
The Social Sewing Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. R. Harmon 95 University Terrace with 12 members. They enjoyed sewing and embroidering and were served refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Harmon
University Terrace
Knee length wool spats heat up winter wear
A brisk fashion note extols knee length wool spats as a sensible warmth boost for winter outfits. It cites sheer wool stockings, wool lined hosiery, and wool panties as part of stylish concealment, with examples from college students and a Dayton Ohio game.
Mechanicsburg Sixth Graders Host Halloween Party
The Mechanicsburg School sixth grade held a Halloween party on Tuesday with four planning committees and 34 attending. Prizes went to Mae Jean Dailey for prettiest, Thomas Coffman for ugliest, George Watkins for funniest, and William Ashton for spookiest. Games and refreshments followed the masked contest. Temperance Sunday will be observed by Clarks Chapel Church School junior and intermediate classes with playlets The Sparkling Cup and The Quest and the Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Mae Jean Dailey
Thomas Coffman
George Watkins
William Ashton
Clarks Chapel Church School
Mrs Hawk Hosts PTA Study Group in Carbondale
Mrs A R Hawk hosted the Central Parent-Teacher study group at their monthly meeting on Wednesday evening at 10 Columbia Ave. Miss Helen Moriarity led a discussion on child personality and character development. Sixteen members attended with Mrs Paul Cotton as the guest. Christmas party plans were made for next month at Mrs James Householder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hawk
Columbia Ave
Helen Moriarity
Hawk
Hilber Littler
Paul Cotton
James Householder
Powder Matching Skin Tones by Miss Bartholomew
New York cosmetics representative Miss Marie Bartholomew arrives in Athens this week to demonstrate powder blends that harmonize with individual skin tones. She will mix powders to match each complexion at the Cornell Shop all day Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bartholomew
New York
Athens
Charles
Higley Study Club Meets at Mrs Gross Home
At 33 W. Washington St. Mrs. P. G. Hibbard led a program titled Great Projects with Boulder Dam photographs. Mrs. A. C. Anderson presided in the president’s absence, and Miss Mary Williams did not attend. A lively discussion followed the talk by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Club
C. W. Gross
Washington St
P. G. Hibbard
Boulder Dam
Symphony Leader Seeks Citizenship Papers for United States
Eugene Goossens, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, announced at the season’s first rehearsal that he has applied for American citizenship. He said loyalty to the country of his success and happiness drives the decision, despite love for his birth country. Immigrant officer in England noted his military age but acknowledged his value in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Goossens
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Athens
Goossens
United States
America
Europe
Mr. Goossens
England
Marriage Meddlers Synopsis
Madge Graham saves her husband Dicky from armed intruders posing as police. She plans to aid Dicky against a sinister plot as she awaits a rendezvous, while Lillian Underwood and Harry prepare a diversion at a Greenwich Village hideout. A silencer pistol is issued for possible danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Lansfield
Madge Graham
Harry
Lillian Underwood
Madge
the Lansfield
Lillian
Greenwich Village
Underwoods
Lil
Sequel to a Married Comrade Plot at Restaurant
Adele Garrison depicts a tense scheme as characters plan discreet persuasion to keep Dicky-Bird with them. The group evades gunplay and watches for a disguised woman while Harry Underwood tips off a suspicious second table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Harry Underwood
Athens Attendees at Dr. Parker Funeral in Gallipolis
Athens residents who attended the funeral of Dr. Claude Parker in Gallipolis were John Gist and wife, Mrs. Joseph Trepp, Merrill Kerr, Charles O’Bleness, F. M. Hutchinson, H. R. Wilson, Lillie Fuller, J. A. Fuller, and Mrs. Cora Frame with daughter Jane Lou. Guests for Frame include D. M. Davidson, Will Cherry, and John Davidson of Xenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Claude Parker
Gallipolis
John Gist
Joseph Trepp
Merrill Kerr
Charles O'’Bleness
F. M. Hutchinson
H. R. Wilson
Lillie Fuller
J. A. Fuller
Cora Frame
Jane Lou
Elmwood Place
D. M. Davidson
Will Cherry
John Davidson
Xenia
Syracuse Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. Helen Underhill and Mrs. N. J. Karr visit Burlingham relatives. Rev. L. D. Phipps heals enough to fill pulpits after an Athens Road wreck. Miss Marcia Karr returns from Columbus. George Rea and William Stobart visit from Memphis. Local moves include John and Mrs. Roush settling in the Hess property and Edward Williams buying the Turley home in Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Helen Underhill
N. J. Karr
C. E. Williams
Samuel F. Williams
Burlingham
A. L. Flanagan
L. D. Phipps
Athens Road
Dayton
Veterans Hospital
Edward Williams
Rutland
Ella Edwards
Presley
Ellen Turley
Irving Karr
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Lawrence Grueser
Ewing
Pomeroy
Paul Thomas
Local clubs and church groups host Friday meetings
Current Events Club meets Friday at 7 30 at Mrs Victor Hill’s home 193 East State Street. Past Chiefs Club gathers Friday night at Mrs Laura Bardin’s home Central Avenue with Mrs Lenna Tribe assisting. Brownie Scouts tea for parents Friday 3 to 5 at East State Street Girl Scout Room. Athens Reading Club meets tonight at Dr and Mrs J P Porter North Congress Street to discuss I Joined the Band. Athens County Women’s Republican Club meets Friday 7 30 at the Courthouse before the Republican dance at Hotel Berry with Mayor Cliff Cornell as speaker. Progressive Sunday School Class business meeting at Richland Avenue Methodist Church Friday 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events
Victor Hill
E. State St
Chiefs Club
Laura Bardin
Central Ave
Lenna Tribe
Central Brownie Scouts
Girl Scout Room
East State St
Athens
J. P. Porter
N. Congress St
Athens County
Republican Club
Hotel Berry
Cliff Cornell
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Headache Sells to Holdups in Boston Walk
John Pitkin was slugged by two men who stole money after a walk at night. A separate report notes $40 in cash taken from a meter box in a florist shop refrigerator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Pitkin
Asimos Kodos
Mrs C H Nida Honored on 63rd Birthday in Plains
The Plains celebration marked Mrs C H Nida's 63rd birthday with family from Vevaco West Virginia and Athens gathering at her home on Sunday October 29. Attendees included Homer McBrayer with children Gwendolyn Jack Norman Dixie and Betty plus Stanley Nida and children Bobby Gary and Marilyn Dana Swift and children Lee Roland Billy and Larry. Other visitors were Mrs Bert Adams and Clyde Minks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Nida
the Plains
Lee
Roland
Billy
Larry
Athens
Bert Adams
Clyde Minks
Lunar Day Outlook For Sun Sign Careers And Relationships
The lunar influences suggest potential work conflicts and difficulty securing cooperation from superiors. Exercise prudent management, avoid sudden changes and extravagance, and guard against egotism that could inflame opposition. A child born today may adopt extravagant ideas hindering employment success and private happiness.
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Olmstead
Children of
First Methodist Church
L. D. Main
Applegate
Charles Bayless
Alexander
Frances Packard
General Motors
Frigidaire
Burke Ervin
N. Court St
Charles Or
the Ritz
Charles of
Ornell
Girl Scouts of America
Harvey 8. Mudd
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Clarks Chap
Carbondale
Myrtle Prater
Lena Clarke
Garnet Lightfritz
Blanche Hill
Bessie Brooks
Eleanor Gifford
Starrett
Garnet Kennard
Nita McDonald
Wilma Williams
Lydia Stanley
Nora Cox
Inez Mace
Mattie Gabriel
Oral Daugherty
LaVerne Daugherty
Lulu Barber
Geraldine Barber
Lizzie Lowry
Ethel Beverage
Lacey Mace
Ralph Jewett
Ruth Barrows
Jessie Doolittle
Marjorie Lowry
Frieda Cox
Ada McClead
Grace Treadway
Jean Dunlop
Effie McClain
Elaine Hankison
Mary Lowry
Tom Mills
Nelle Lowry
James Pollock
Harl Chesser
Ina Woods
Eloise Mace
Charlotte Peck
Blanche Stanley
Mrs. Stallings
Eileen Lowry
Beatrice Stanley
Leota Jane Mace
Donna Stanley
Merle Howson
Boy Scout
Miss Bartholomew
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Higley
Lian
Nellie
Lilian
Adele Garrison
Dicky-Bird
Social Briefs of
Coumbus
By Genevieve Kemble
Logan
ICE Chidmoury Products
Broughton
Woodworth's
Subway
Wolverine Work
Cam le
Mechems Shoe Store
S. Court St
Bargain
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