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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1935

Page

9

Time Tightens in Modern Life and Labor-Saving Devices

Dorothy Dix argues time is scarce despite many inventions and busy families struggle to fit leisure, courtesy, and affection into hurried lives. It cites universal complaint of lacking time, notes children and adults alike feel rushed, and ends with local items about Jerseyville church sing service and visiting relatives.

Jerseyville Jerseyville M. E Glouster Singers

Athens Girl Scouts Form New Troop and Plan Activities

Seventeen girls joined a new Scout troop organized at Rufus Putnam School with Mrs. Thor Olson leading. Leaders Mrs. Jack Rhodes and Mrs. Jerry Hughes directed songs and games as members begin regular Thursdays and choose a troop name later. Buckeye Troop 2 planned Pilgrims Day at Camp Rotan November 30, with Dot-Dash signaling practice and four girls earning First Aid Badge tests.

Rufus Putnam School Thor Olson Athens Jack Rhodes Jerry Hughes Kathleen Darby Buckeye Troop 2 The Athens Girl Scouts Camp Rotan Carol Baird Martha Lou Dowler Ruth Ann Grover Marjorie Bardin Mabel

Conflicting celestial hints blur plans and deals

The stars warn of contradictory influences today affecting finances social aims and ambitions. While hopes rise for fulfillment, promise fades into possible commotion disruption and fraud through documents. Be cautious with signatures and wary of strangers and untried propositions.

Ohio University inaugurates new president James

Crowds gathered Friday for the Ohio University presidential inauguration of James. The event included a morning ceremony, luncheon at Hotel Berry, a reception in the Edwin Watts Chubb Library, and a buffet supper at the president’s home. Out-of-town guests from colleges nationwide attended with faculty and local citizens.

Ohio University Herman G. Pr Thomas Rollin the Ath of Born Chase Chancellors University Deeppe William Henry Pe Charles W Memorial Auditorium Hotel Berry James Edwin Watts Chubb Detroit Symphony Orchestra Memorial Hall W. G. Clippinger Otterbein College Don Clippinger

Inauguration Guests and Local Society Notes

Notable attendees at the Ohio University inauguration included Mr and Mrs Paul Kirk from Steubenville and Mrs Lena Boetzner. Other visitors came from Carnegie Tech, Allegheny College, and Columbus. A Pallas Club meeting on the Oxford Movement was led by Mrs Bryant with talks on modernism and religion.

North Congress Street Paul Kirk Lena Boetzner Steubenville Ohio University Harry E. Fosdick Anna K. Price Pallas Club James P. Porter William Copeland Bryant

Plains Faculty Hosts Tea With Ohio Education Guests

Student teachers and observers at The Plains School attended a Thursday afternoon tea hosted by the teacher training staff. Yellow chrysanthemums adorned the rooms while a visiting quartet performed. Honored guests included Dean and Mrs. Thomas C. McCracken and other Ohio University College of Education affiliates.

Plains School Ohio University College of Education Thomas C. McCracken A. B. Sias E. A. Hansen Edith Beecher W. L Gard Edna Way Ida M Patterson Melvin Ll. Danielson Irvin D. Quick Constance T. MacLeod H. V. Masters Elva Cooper D. F. Pullen Jane Diver Ulah Gilmore Clara Kisele Marian Danik Helen Nichols Nichols Plains Ming Annie Gochnauer Helen Dunlap Ebba Wahlstrom Alta Cooper Athens Eleanor Martin Alice Schuler Dorothy Sidders Mary Bridge Anna Jacoby New Marshfield Martha Calendine Bernice Adrian Chesterhill Nellie Adcock Logan Rosalie Starbuck Crookeville Margaret Dwyer Canaanville Miss Dunlap Maccombs Miss Cone Kail Miss Elliot

Pickering Hosts Five Table Bridge Party at Hotel Berry

Mrs. C. O. Pickering hosted a five table contract bridge party in Hotel Berry parlors. High score went to Mrs. E. C. Bibbee, second to Mrs. C. W. Gross, third to Mrs. Albert Gubitz. Refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. John Finsterwald returned from a visit with their daughter and son-in-law in Cincinnati.

C. O. Pickering Hotel Berry E. C. Bibbee C. W. Gross Albert Gubitz John Finsterwald J. R. Hayes Cincinnati

Prize Recipes Continue With Spaghetti and Corn Bread Dish

Miss Mary C Mulligan of 11 Palmer Street offers Irish Spaghetti adapted from a Washington Bureau of Home Economics recipe. Trish o Spaghetti blends spaghetti beef liver hamburger and tomato baked to brown. Elsie Welch Rutland Route Two shares Corn Bread Dressing for fowl from a southern family cookbook.

Mary C. Mulligan Palmer Street Bureau of Home Economics Washington, D. C Mulligan Hamburg Rutland Elsie Welch Route Two Miss Welch

Detroit Symphony to perform as Inauguration event

Social calendar notes a Detroit Symphony Orchestra concert at Memorial Auditorium Friday night as part of Ohio University Inauguration ceremonies. Community groups host turkey dinners and meetings across town including Ladies Auxiliary at Alexander Presbyterian Church, National Association of Letter Carriers, Woman's Relief Corps, M and H Circle, West Side PTA, and Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R with events Saturday and Sunday.

Wriday Detroit Symphony Orchestra Memorial Auditorium Ohio University Alexander Presbyterian Church Frank Higgins National Association of Letter Carriers North Congress Street Woman's Relief Corps Red Men's Hall M. and H. Circle Hillcrest Inn West Side Parent-Teacher Association Central Avenue Jack Kern Nabby Lee Ames Colonial John Heaume Assa Messenger T. R. Biddle Park Place

Girl Scout hike postponed due to rainy weather

Kath leen Darby Peggy Nunemaker and Connett attended. The fire-building hike for all Girl Scouts scheduled for Saturday has been postponed because of rain.

Elect New President Xenia Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home

Col. Herbert Mooney of Woodsfield was elected Tuesday as president of the board of trustees for the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home in Xenia.

Xenia Col Herbert Mooney Woodsfield The Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home

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