Central PTA Benefit Bridge awards thirty four prizes
Bridge event at Central School raised funds for the general PTA playground and equipment repair. Mrs. Ulanche Root won the door prize. contract and auction groups distributed prizes based on scores. Notable winners included Mrs. R. L. Morton and Mrs. C. O. Furnett. Proceeds support the City Federation for the blind and club readings were provided by guests Pearl Clark and J W Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulanche Root
R. L. Morton
Margaret Hart
C. O., Furnett
Paul Keever
Marie HeCoy
Karl Marquis
Ernest Gross
Betty Jones
Maurine Cornwell
S. K. Hurson
Dorothy Alzeo
Denyes
Harry Coots
Mary Rameey
C. E. Shuster
Scott Haney
George Clark
Mise Lauretta Collins
John Algeo
Dpd
Scott Allen Loring Gannett
Francia Dye
Aubrey Oxley
CO. Burnett
William Whyte
Harry Atkins
Allen Wiley
PTA
O. J. Daugherty
John Aleeo
Wright
Misa
P.T.A
H. S. Dunfee
Rauch’s Bakery
Jones Novelty Tore
Cline's Pharmacy
Connett’s
Haney-Groas Men's Clothing Company
Burnett-Smith Company
Carpenter Hardware
Zenners Beauty Shop
Southern Oabto Electric Company
F. R. Beasley Company
Drakes Jewelry
Jagan's Book and News
Bethel's Grocery
Burns Grocery
McKee Drug Company
Vogue Beauty Shop
Algeo Garage
Miller's Ladies Ready-to-Wear
Zenner's Ladies
Zenner's
Antortetto’s
Preston's Ladies
Householders Grocery
Ohio Theater
Coe's Cash Shoe
Sisler’s Store
Cornwell's Jewelry
Majestic Theater
Athens Pharmacy
J. L. Beckley and
Bon Men's Clothing
The
City Federation
Pearl Clark
J W. Hudson
Maecenas Club Hosts Women Diplomats Talk
Mrs J R Harvey hosted the Maecenas Literary Club afternoon session and the Progressive Literary Club evening event. Frank Dean moderated the afternoon talk based on Ruth Bryan Owen's recent lecture in Columbus. Attendees discussed purchasing the book Turn Toward Peace and planned chapter reviews at upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
Maecenas Literary Club
Progressive Literary Club
Maecenas Group
Frank Dean
Radio and Motion Picture Stars Impress Progressive Club
Mrs Frank Kempton spoke on Radio and Motion Picture Stars at the Progressive Literary Society meeting hosted by Mrs J R Harvey on West State Street A rollout of current events and a federation report followed New member Mrs Harry Swank attended and assistants helped with refreshments The next gathering will be a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs Clara Andres home on Franklin Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kempton
Progressive Literary Society
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
City Federation
Harry Swank
Andries Blanche Finesterwald
Harvey
Clara Andres
Franklin Avenue
Community groups hold Thanksgiving meetings and donations
Mrs. Ray E. Slaughter hosted the Child Conservation League meeting on Morris Avenue with guests and a review of So Big by Edna Ferber. The group gave $5 to the Child Health and Protection Committee of Athens County Needle Club and donated blankets for a burning family. The Tuesday Needle Club met at Mrs. Kilmer Poston’s home and planned a Christmas party while members and guests shared Thanksgiving verses and money-themed games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Slaughter
Morris Avenue
Child Conservation League
Edna Ferber
Don Davis
Raymond Bardin
Slaughter
Child Health and Protection Committee
Athens County
Needle Club
Kilmer Poston
Hocking Street
A. P. Linscott
Maude Kittsmiller
North High Street
W. LD. Wilds
John Woods
L. G. Maynard
William Clark
Thomas Vercoe
W. Herbert Hawk
Clinton Peston
Arthur Hicktman
Maude Kittemiller
A. T. Linevott
Victor Hill
Bart Davidson
Thomas Vervoo
Reut
Clinton Poston
Episcopal Auxiliary Holds Tea at Church in Athens
The Women's Auxiliary of the Church of the Good Shepherd met in parish rooms on a Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Cox and Mrs. A. L. Cooper as hostesses. They spent the time sewing and mending choir vestments, then enjoyed a tea and social hour. A new member, Mrs. Loving, joined alongside Mrs. Hitchcock, Alpha Gamma Delta house mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
John Cox
A. L. Cooper
Loving
Athens
Hitchock
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Nelle Wayne Roach Bridal Dinner Honor Guest
A bridal dinner hosted by Mrs J A Slinglaff celebrated Nelle Wayne Roach who will wed Meeker Terwilliger of Circleville tomorrow. The centerpiece featured a large white wedding bell with satin ribbons and miniature brides and grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Slinglaff
Nelle
Wayne Roach
Meeker Terwilliger
Circleville
Bella
This Woman Sheriff Has No Desire To Continue in Office
Newark dispatch reports Nora Babcock Embrey as sheriff of Licking County saying she will retire December 31 after 38 years old and 10 pounds duty. She argues women have no fewer abilities than men and can use firearms and machine guns, but she will leave office to care for her three children including a baby of 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Nora Babcock Embrey
Do You Know Athens Do You Know Athens
Local item lists questions about Athens history and mentions an evening of bridge with Miss Roach as guest of honor and prizes for Miss Lash and Mrs. Shingler. It notes Miss Roach will be married Thursday at her South Court Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roach
Florence Lash
Lioyd Shingler
C. C. Pickering
Harold Cor
Richard Fought
Billa Jones
Children From 39 Countries Exhibit Art in New York
The International Exhibit of Children's Paintings at Rockefeller Center gathers young artists from 39 nations. Curator Fran ces Paine notes the show’s freedom and variety, with works from Mexico Russia Canada Cuba and more. The event benefits the Little Red School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Meluil
New York
Rockefeller Center
Frances Paine
Miss Paine
Diego Rivera
Mentean Froteye
Heta
Canada
Toronto
Art‘Gallery
Russia
Cuba
Samuel Lewbohn
Columbus Golden Woman's Relief Corps Mourns Member
Who's Going And Coming reports Mrs. Alice Frances has been released from Holzer Hospital Gallipolis and returned to Athens to stay with her sister Mrs L C Baker at 42 East State Street. She is much improved and under care, while Paul Silvietor travels to New York City for business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Frances
Holxer Hospitel
Gallipolis
Athena
Mia
L C. Baker
Mr. Baker
East
Atute Street
Current Events Club Hosts Music Night
Mrs. W F Gamertefelder of 96 Morris Avenue will host the Current Events Club Friday evening. Mrs. E J Person leads the program. The event is designated as music night at the club. There is no combustion at the center of a dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FF. Gamertefelder
Morris Avenue
E& J. Person
White House Plans First Masquerade in Memory
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt initiates a White House masquerade party set for December 8 to console the Gridiron Club widows excluded from its annual satire. Invitations urge costumes and masks with prizes for the top three, to be judged by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Gridiron Club
Local Social News Briefs From Bishopville And Nearby
Mrs. Jane Radcliffe left Friday for Albany after a three month visit in Columbus Sabina and London. Alva Huston of Bremen visited Miss Marguerite McDonald and Mrs. Charles Milhoan, then her sister Mrs. Walter Parks in Glouster Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ginsberg of Logan were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pedicord. Frank Hoon of Columbus visited his father W. H. Hoon Sunday. Mrs. Don Withem of Glouster visited her parents in Bishopville Thursday. Mrs. Olive Kittle of Athens and Mrs. Garnett Reed visited her husband Glen Reed at Rocky Glen Sanitarium McConnellsville Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Radcliffe
Albany
Radcliffe
J. M. McDonald
Columbus
Sabina
London
Alva Huston
Bremen
Marguerite McDonald
Charles Milhoan
Walter Parks
Glouster
Wm. Ginsberg
Logan
Charles Pedicord
Frank Hoon
W. H. Hoon
Don Withem
Olive Kittle
Athens
Garnett Reed
Glen Reed
Rocky Glen Sanitarium
McConnellsville
Mrs Noss to Speak at First Methodist Friday Meeting
Mrs Mary G Noss will address the Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church Friday at 2 p m in the Martzolff Class room. Mrs J L Triipp will lead devotions and special music is planned. An e bhank offering will be taken. Hostesses are Mrs P B Burns and her group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Noss
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Martzolff
J. L. Triipp
P. B. Burns
Talent of All Sorts To Be Fund in Next Legislature
The Ninety-First General Assembly will include 49 lawyers among 167 new members and a high share of attorneys in the Senate. The diverse slate includes 47 occupations such as a college president, a labor leader, and various trades, with multiple professionals like physicians, barbers, bankers, and teachers. The article highlights the eclectic mix from educators to engineers and local officials, noting the broad range of expertise shaping the new legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar FE
Associated Press
Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
Bar Association
Ohio Federation of Labor
W. R. McChesney
Cedarville College
Greene County
Ora B. Chapman
Dayton
Montgomery County
Farmer Brown
Ninety-First General Assembly
Weather and shipments in Athens on a warmer day
Readings show temperatures near 51 during the day and 33 before noon in Athens as shipments valued in the millions pass through. The report notes slow morning progress but a warmer afternoon with rising mercury and ongoing trade activity through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
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Central P. T. A. Benefit
Marian Bush Snyder
Parent-Teacher Association
Monogram Playing
Christman
Progressive Club
Heart
Slaughter Home
Episcopal Auxiliary
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Haute Couture
By Annalea Wilder
Harmony
C. and
N. Y. Central
Edward C. Berry
University Terrace
N. Y
Leres
de Buia
South Court St
Golden Woman's Relief Corps
Paul Silvie
New York City
Helen Welshimer
NCE 1
Topay
Kong
Peking
Madrid
Bishopville
Cecilia Pare
Building and Loan
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Ad Phoenix
Prestotl
McKee’s
McKee
Security Bank Bidg
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