Annual Inspection of D U V Wool Tent No 100 Women
Mrs Stella M Hanes conducted the annual inspection Wednesday evening for the Daughters of Union Veterans Wool Tent No 100 in Zanesville. Attending from the Glouster tent were Sue Murphy Lallie Kinney Lizzie McKee Edna Embrey Agnes Eddy Lenna Snowden and Leis Wallace. New members Ida Atkinson and Nettie Nickogon were initiated followed by a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
Stella M. Hanes
Zanestille
Southeast
Hanes
Augusta Bland
Nellie Mtoem
Zanesville
Glouster
Sue Murphy
Lallie Kinney
Lizzie McKee
Edna Embrey
Agnes Eddy
Lenna Snowden
Leis Wallace
Ida Atkinson
Nettie Nickogon
Athens High School Band Grows Under Robert Smith Oversight
The Athens Junior and Senior High School Band, directed by Robert Smith, has over 80 members and is expected to expand before year end. O. Wood plans an extensive program with remaining football appearances and two concerts. Rehearsals occur three times weekly alongside instrumental classes building future bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Robert Smith
Smith
O. Wood
Robert Singiey
Clyde Heaton
Robert
Women of Vision Club Roll Call at Higley Study Circle
Members of Higley Study Circle met Wednesday at Mrs. C. W. Gross home to discuss Women of Vision. Mrs. George Holdren led the program with papers on Social Welfare Jane Adams Education and Business. Two piano solos were performed by Robert Bingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
C. W. Gross
Morris Avenue
George Holdren
Jane Adams
E. B. Dent
Woolley
Jerrill
Tr Business
Alice Foot MacDougall
E. B. Acomb
Virgilian Group Hears World Cruise Talk
The Virgilian group met at Mrs. J. B. Allen’s home on South Congress Street. Grace Roberts of Nelsonville High School gave a vivid account of her summer world cruise, detailing Malta Sicily and the Mediterranean with colored cards and a visit to Virgil’s tomb. The next meeting is in two weeks, followed by a June banquet and bridge party at Mrs. Allen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Allen
South Congress Street
Grace Roberts
Nelsonville High School
Maly
Sicily
Mediterranean Sea
Virgil
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Tea at the sorority home
Mothers met Tuesday at the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority home 1 Park Place and enjoyed tea. Mrs A A Atkinson and Mrs J R Morton poured. Mrs Laura Dorr Wilson of Indianapolis, a former Athenian, was a guest for a few days at Mr and Mrs John P Dana. Regular events include a Current Events Club hostess Friday at 7 30 led by Mrs O F Rowland. The Jolly Chums Club meeting was postponed. Friendship Music Club meets Friday at 7 at 28 Brown Avenue with Mrs Grace Goldsberry hosting.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Sorority
Park Place
A. A. Atkinson
J. R. Morton
Laura Dorr Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
John P. Dana
Wilson
O. F. Rowland
University Terrace
G. H. Crow
Jolly Chums Club
Friendship Music Club
Grace Goldsberry
Brown Avenue
A Christmas Present to Patch Quilters
RACY Co offers a 3 lb bundle of fast color cotton patches at 1.28 plus 25 cents postage, with a free 2 lb bundle of silk patches. Send cash money order or check for 1.50 to RACY Co Dept St Louis Mo. Orders filled promptly.
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Racy Co
Try Magnesia For Indigestion
Pespie sufferers of indigestion try pepsin dha drugs and other aids with little relief. A simple magnesia powder mixed with water after meals neutralizes stomach acid and stops fermentation causing gas wind sourness heartburn and bloating. Enjoy meals without indigestion fear.
Hocking Institute Hears Farm Talks
At Little Hocking Farmers' Institute Mrs. T. H. Pierce urged educating farmers in new scientific methods to boost agriculture. The event included talks on Enoch Arden at the Window, apples and people, soil fertility, and community service, with committees formed to nominate officers and a basket dinner observed. F. W. Blazier was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hocking
T. H. Pierce
Times
Mr. Strong
Universalist Church
Pierce
F. W. Blazier
Institute
Meeting With Dent and Oakes Sets Plans for Spring Institute
A meeting with Clarence Dent vice president and Mrs C B H Oakes secretary outlined plans to conduct a similar institute in the spring, scheduling next steps and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dent
Mra. C. BH
Modernizing Old Houses Explored In New Booklet
The Athens Messenger highlights a booklet titled Modernizing Old Houses which presents before and after photographs of actual rebuilding operations across the country. It explains how modernization removes obsolete features to raise property values and improve neighborhood standards, inviting readers to send ten cents to the Athens Messenger Information Bureau for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
State Director Visits Athens Sunshine School
Ohio State Department official Mrs. Margaret Shrivley, assistant director of special education, visited Athens City schools on Tuesday to inspect the Sunshine School in the East Side Building. She praised the program and new equipment as well as the Sunshine School’s enrollment of 10 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shrivley
Ohio State Department of Education
Athens City
Shrivley
Sunshine School
East Side
Shrivey
Bruce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daughters of Veterans Annual Inspection
Athens High School Band
Women of Vision
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. B
Gd. UL. Tritipp
John Cress
Rebekah
Z. Oo. Co. F
Noble Grand Club
H C. Townsend
Second Street
E. J. Baker
Howard Walden
Colurious
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Carewell
Virgilian Group
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Mothers’ Tea
St. Louta, Mo
Oxfords
Sense” Heel
Woodworths
S. Court St
Slingluff
Hocking Institute
LW. Bross Novelty Store
Finsterwald Sisters
S. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
India
A&p Food Stores
Liggett
S & Rexall Stores
Jewel India
Opera
Arbuckle
Rascal
Columbia Darna
Hleekin
Landford
Honega
Calvert
Royal Garden Yao Tea India
White House
Woolson
Diltieeess
Prestons
BIG Daylight
Admiral Byrd
Clines
Crisco
Procter & Gamble Company
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