Progressive Literary Club Observes Annual Guest Night
The Progressive Literary Club held its annual guest night at the Chamber of Commerce rooms with about 40 attendees. Mrs. James McClannahan presided, songs and performances by members and guests followed, and several hostesses and guests were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Chamber of Commerce
James McClannahan
James Earich
Guy Graham
Myrtle M. Mitchell
Fred Slaughter
Clarence Duncan
Neal Helsel
Samanthie
J. W. Hudson
Rank Finsterwald
J. C. McClanahan
Harry Frost
Ricketts
McCune
John Murphy
Vincint
D. A. Bardin
James Graham
Lucy Evans
C. D. Phiffer
Tom Edmundson
Brewer
C. N. Daret
Ira Bennett
Andrus
P. E. Shirley
Caroline McKinstry
Harry Bennett
L. E. Carpenter
B. A. Bennett
Athens Couple Wed in Columbus and Return Home
Mr Ellis Woodworth and Miss Lucille Grandy of New Straitsville wed in Columbus Tuesday with only Mrs C P Lauderbaugh present as attendant The ceremony took place at the home of Rev John M Chandler The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Grandy and a 1927 Ohio University Public School Music graduate Mr Woodworth a Athens High School and Ohio University alum heads Woodie's Collegians and works with Woodworth Printery in Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Woodworth
Lucille Grandy
New Straitsville
Columbus
Athens
John M. Chandler
Thurman Avenue
M. EK
C. P. Lauderbaugh
Lucille Hastings
Woodworth
Woodie
Collegians
Woodworth Printery
Mary Ann Card Club Honors and Philathea Class Meeting
Mrs. John Masten hosted the Mary Ann Card Club with Miss Cecelia Price and Mrs. C J Ailstock among the guests. Ailstock won the high score trophy with Price second. next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Alex Root on Stimson Avenue. The Philathea Class of Christian Church held its monthly meeting with Hulda Murphy, Mabel Balentine and Grace Hawk as hostesses. delegates Myrta Ashworth and Euna Jagers reported on the Baraca Philathea convention at Martins Ferry before sewing for the Christmas bazaar. Mrs. Ralph Schmidt and little Iron Philip of Cincinnati are visiting Mrs. Earhart. Schmidt will rejoin his family for Sunday.
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East Wing
University
C. C. Robinson
Hazel Pride
Lena Brown
Kahler
May Harris
Jane Atwood
Eleanor Hughes
Pearl Kwig
May Avenue
Child Conservation League
W. H. Radford
Columbus
Tom Rosser
F. C. Schilling
Mildred Landis
Thoma Bingman
Frances Saunders
Miss Bingman
John Masten
Stimson Avenue
Mary Ann Card Club
Cecelia Price
C. J. Ailstock
C. A. Overmyer
Alex Root
Philathea
Christian Church
Hulda Murphy
Mabel Balentine
Grace Hawk
Myrta Ashworth
Euna Jagers
Baraca
Ralph Schmidt
Little Iron Philip
Cincinnati
George Earhart
South Congress Street
Mr. Schmidt
Local Club Meetings Noted for Friday Evening
Chi Omega Alumnae meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Louis I Brown 2 University Terrace. Woman's Relief Corps gathers 7 o'clock Friday with a pot luck supper after initiation. H and M Club invites Mildred Banks 37 Franklin Avenue for 7 o'clock Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Woman's Relief Corps
H. and
M. Club
Mildred Banks
Franklin Avenue
War Desire Will Always Be Present If Honor Involved
Sir William Joynson-Hicks home secretary told United Press in Whitehall that war is unlikely for years but nations may be provoked to defend honor. He cited the League of Nations and peace conferences as hopeful, but warned that neglect of religion and rising broadcast services threaten national character and youth.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
U.P
London
William Joynson-Hicks
William
Jix
White Hall
League of Nations
Sir William
Birth of Patricia Ann Moore in Lansing
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moore of Lansing announce the birth of a daughter, Patricia Ann, on November 9 at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Boring, 26 Brown Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Moore
Lansing, Mich
Patricia Ann
Harley Boring
Brown Avenue
Lancaster Minister Files Slander Suits
Lancaster Nov 15 The Rev Grover C Gilfillen pastor of Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church filed suit against three persons for slander seeking 5000 dollars. Accusations include theft of church property and alleged improper conduct affecting his ministry. The suits follow a pending case accusing him of removing church furniture and fixtures.
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Lancaster
Grover C. Gilfillen
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Here
Cora McDonald
James Mason
Elmer Heister
Oscar Kiger
Gilfillen
Franklin County
B. F. Tipton
Former Athens Man Fatally Injured in Fall from Window
Frank H. Hysell, 60, ex Columbus general agent for the old T and O C now Big Four died in New York from injuries after falling from a window. He moved from Athens to Columbus in 1900, held key railroad and civic posts, later ran a milk plant, then worked for Nestle until a cocoa venture with his daughter. Funeral set for Friday in Pomeroy with burial there.
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Columbus
Frank H. Hysell
T. and
O. C
Big Four Railroad
New York
Hysell
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Marysville
John Wilds
Nestle’s Food Company
Nestle Company
Helen Hysell
Normandie Hotel
Pomeroy
Licensing drivers bill endorsed by Ohio Safety Council
The Ohio State Safety Council endorsed a bill for driver licensing to be submitted next session. It calls for a nominal license fee and assigns administration to the secretary of state and the commissioner of motor vehicles. The plan allows all persons to obtain a license unless barred by physical or mental disability or criminal incapacity.
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Columbus
Ohio State Safety Council
Book Week Observed With School Play and Art Displays
A National Book Week program at East Side School featured student assembly activities. First and second graders presented stories and posters for The Ginger Bread Boy Black Sambo and Mother Goose rhymes. Third graders showcased paper dolls of book characters with narrated stories by Virginia Beasley.
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East Side
Florence Wallace
Jack Be Nimble
Dickory Dock
Lucy Williams
Heidi
Hans Krinker
Sambo
Katrinka
Jan
Virginia Beasley
Serious injuries in Groveport truck crash near death
Herbert Hill, 25, of Groveport, was near death after his pickup overturned and plunged into a ditch, authorities said today.
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Columbus
Herbert Hill
Groveport
No More Gas From Indigestion
Stomach sufferers can only get safe, quick and lasting relief from gas sourness and indigestion pains by correcting their cause too much acid. The stomach needs an alkaline to neutralize its excess acid, sweeten its food contents and make digestion normal and painless. A safe reliable remedy is Bisulated Magnesia powder or tablets. A little after every meal stops indigestion and guarantees stomach comfort with money back. Cline Pharmacy druggists everywhere sell it. Begin today to enjoy your food after as well as during meals. A test will tell.
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Cline Pharmacyan
Women Holding Victory Luncheon in Columbus Event
Five hundred Republican women from across Ohio gather in Columbus for the Ohio Council of Republican Women fall meeting to celebrate the party victory. Host Mrs Wilma Sinclair Le Van of Steubenville will preside and John Speaks Columbus will discuss World Peace. Delegates will participate in the business session while all Republican women are invited to the Victory Luncheon.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Wilma Sinclair le van
Steubenville
John
le van
Council
Woman Divorced and Remarried Within One Hour
Mrs. Gertrude Fiester of Uhrichsville divorced William Fiester and quickly wed H. C. Nance of Uhrichsville within an hour setting a local record in New Philadelphia.
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New Philadelphia
Gertrude Fiester
Uhrichsville
H. C. Nance
William Fiester
Slip of crutch costs life on statehouse yard
J. W. Ludman aged 60 of Beverly died Wednesday afternoon on the statehouse yard when his crutch slipped sending him backward. His skull was fractured after he fell and struck his head on the sidewalk. The accident appears accidental and occurred in the Navy district area.
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Columbus
Navy
J. W. Ludman
Beverly
Statehouse
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Nabby Lee Ames
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Art Smith
Athens Country Club
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Cc. C. L. Met
H. A. Person
Ernest Hart
Carrie Conant
Lawrence
Thomas Gibson
James Lewis
E. Paul Cotton
Security Bank
Ohio
Pi Beta Phi
Safety Council For Drivers’ Licenses
Preston’s
SIP
Thos
Baby James
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Everett
Cretonnes
Comfort Charlies
Sommer’s Store
Nelsonville
Slingluffs Collegienne Shop
Style Shop
Virginia
Usu
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Virginia Dare Qual
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