Progressive Literary Club Hosts Guest Speaker on Europe Travel
At Mrs. M. G. Decker's home 82 May Ave a Guest Night featured Mrs. F W Bush speaking on Europe including England Ireland Italy Jerusalem Syria and Turkey with discussion during social hour. Mrs Garfield Porter presided and Laura Bailey spoke on City Federation aims. Thanksgiving refreshments were served to 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bush
Progressive Literary Club
M. G. Decker
May Ave
England
Ireland
Italy
Jerusalem
Syria
Bush
Turkey
Constantinople
Istanbul
A. R. Harmon
Garfield Porter
Laura Bailey
Pallas Club Meets at Elliott Home
The Pallas Club gathered at Mrs. Rush Elliott’s home 3 Marietta Ave Saturday afternoon with president Mrs. Charles G. Matthews presiding. Miss Genevieve Apgar led the program and introduced Miss Mary Connett who reviewed Fred C. Kelley’s Harper’s Magazine piece How The Wrights Began, sparking discussion.
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Pallas Club
Rush Elliott
Marietta Ave
Charles G. Matthews
Genevieve Apgar
Mary Connett
Harper's Magazine
Wrights
Fred C. Kelley
Tuesday Needle Club Hosts Guest Night Dinner
The Tuesday Needle Club held its annual Guest Night dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Robinson 81 May Ave. Thirty seven members spouses and guests attended. Dinner at 6:30 featured chrysanthemums and Chinese checkers. The group charted a December 12 Christmas party and gift exchange at 33 Maplewood Drive with organizers Maude Kittsemiller Carl Porter W A Reading and W E Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Robinson
May Ave
Maude Kittsemiller
Carl Porter
W. A. Reading
W. E. Clark
Barbara Jaheo Celebrates Sixth Birthday With Friends
Barbara Jaheo marked her sixth birthday at East Side Elementary School with a party for her first grade classmates. The celebration featured ice cream cake and jelly string candy in pastel colors, candy decor, balloon fay ers, and four tall candy lighted tables. Contests followed the singing of happy birthday with candy bar prizes awarded to Frank Watkins and Martina Josten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jukes
Vincent Jukes
East Side
Barbara
Frank Watkins
Martina Josten
High Powered Cast In Film At Athena Thursday
A top line cast of Carole Lombard Cary Grant and Kay Francis stars in In Name Only at the Athena Thursday. The drama centers on a wife who fights to keep her husband for status and luxury amid an emotional showdown, with Coburn Vinson Alexander Hale and Moskovich in supporting roles.
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Carole Lombard
Cary Grant
Kay Francis
Athena
Miss Lombard
Sorority Alumnae Hear Mrs Luchs Diary Reflections
Chi Omega Alumnae met at the Chi Omega House on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Paul Beckley and other hosts. Mrs. Fred Luchs, recently returned from Europe, spoke informally from her diary as guests enjoyed a chrysanthemum decorated coffee table and refreshments.
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Chi Omega
Chi Omega House
Paul Beckley
Gerald Kyle
B. F. Beckler
Don Barstow
Fred Luchs
Europe
F. J. Beasley
Olmstead family leaves Athens for New York posting
Lt Col and Mrs Merritt E Olmstead depart Athens for Schenectady New York where he will train New York National Guardsmen. Olmstead has led the Ohio University ROTC since 1936 and will be missed by local friends at events including a Pi Beta Phi luncheon.
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Merritt E. Olmstead
Athens
New York
New York National Guardsmen
Schenectady
N. Y
Olmstead
Ohio University R.O.T.C
Pi Beta Phi
Mrs. Olmstead
First Lady of Finland Skilled in Peasant Crafts
The Athens Messenger notes the Finnish first lady, graceful as Helsinki hostess at state dinners, focusing on her Nidala farm birthplace and patronage of native arts. She is adept at peasant crafts and supports local handicrafts.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Finland
Helsinki
Nidala
Kaisa Kaillo
Kyosti Kallio
Kaisa Kallio
Child Conservation League Meets at Boetticher s
The Child Conservation League met at Mrs A W Boetticher Mulberry Street Tuesday evening. A large Thanksgiving basket of canned goods fruit and vegetables was donated by the club. La Roma Gaver played two accordion selections and Joan Woolley a piano solo. Mrs Thomas Gibson reviewed The Country Kitchen by Della T Lutes. Refreshments were served to 20 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
A. W. Boetticher
Mulberry St
la Roma Gaver
Bor
Joan Woolley
Thomas Gibson
Della T. Lutes
Boetticher
Charles Kinnison
Joan
Sue Woolley
Beverly Women Feted in Series of Luncheons for Welchs
Mrs Frances W Welch and her sister Mrs H M Roach of Beverly arrive as house guests of Mrs J Halliday Cline. Social hostesses include Mrs W K Scott at Carter's Tea Room, Mrs Cline and Mrs F W Bush at Hotel Berry, and Mrs W H McKee at University Terrace. They plan to visit Columbus and Cincinnati before returning to Beverly where they were prominent socially.
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Frances W. Welch
H. M. Roach
Beverly
Mrs. Welch
Mrs. Roach
Columbus
Cincinnati
Welch
Riverdale-on-Hudson
N. Y
Roach
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary Meeting Hosts Plans for Holidays
Mrs Rolland S Jones hosted the Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary meeting at 41 Grosvenor Street with 19 members present. Plans were discussed for a Christmas party and a January husbands guest event. President Mrs George Rutkosie led the business session before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland S. Jones
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
Grosvenor St
Alpha Xi Delta
Mrs Alton Hope Hosts Child Study Club Meeting
Mrs Alton Hope entertained twelve members of the Child Study Club and one guest at Grosvenor. Prizes in contests went to Mrs Wade Swartz and Mrs Hope with Mrs William Mansfield and Mrs Dennis Qurs winning the mystery prize. Next meeting set for Tuesday Nov 21 at 7 30 pm at 97 May Ave hosted by Mrs S N Hartley with Mrs William Mansfield as topic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Alton Hope
William Hooper
Grosvenor
Ernest Baughman
Clyde Littler
Wade Swartz
Hope
William Mansfield
Dennis Qurs
Carol Beatty
S. N. Hartley
May Ave
Marriage Meddlers in a Web of Deceit and Death
In a New York restaurant Madge Graham and ally Lillian Underwood plot amid blackmail, seeking Edith Fairfax who claims lethal danger. Dicky Graham faces pressure to dissolve a magazine partnership with Edith while fear and suspicion ripple through their circle and expose hidden murders.
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Madge Graham
Lillian
Harry Underwood
New York
Madge
Dicky
Charles Spencer
Ace Secret Service
Underworld
Edith Fairfax
Edith
New Hampshire
Sequel Sparks Old Plotters Plot in Dicky-bird Case
Adele Garrison presents a continuation where a man and a caustic woman plot to abduct the man known as the Dicky-bird. They devise a plan to snatch him if he exits alone, or seize both if a companion joins him, with outside gang members ordered to act only when conditions arise. (Continued tomorrow)
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Dicky-bird
Thanksgiving meeting and basket dinner at Barnhill home
The annual Thanksgiving day meeting and basket dinner will be held on November 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B F Barnhill in Burlington. Guests are asked to bring their own table service. Everyone is welcome.
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B. F. Barnhill
Burlingham
Kathryn Sherrard Bride Elect Honored At Linen Shower
Miss Martha Jones and Miss Jean Finsterwald hosted a linen shower and bridge party at 41 Park Place for Kathryn Sherrard, bride elect to William Jurkovic. Five tables played contract, dessert followed, and shower gifts were opened.
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Kathryn Sherrard
Linen Shower
Martha Jones
Jean Finsterwald
Park Place
Kathryn Sher
Rard
William Jurkovic
Maecenas Club Plans Thanksgiving Basket For Needy Family
Maecenas Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. E. Dupler. President Mrs. Homer Brown presided and plans were laid for a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Mrs. E D Cooley was named to supervise the sale of goods made by the blind. Mrs. J W Hudson led the program on George Washington and the flag. Guests included Mrs. John Myers and Mrs. Roy Jones. refreshments were served by Mrs. Dupler with help from her daughter and other members. The next meeting will be a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. William's home with several assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Harmon
E. T. Hayes
Faculty Women's Club
Esther Dunham
Wilford J. Smith
Ohio University
China
George N. Burger
George Washington
John Myers
Roy Jones
Dupler
John McElroy
William
J. W. Hudson
E. W. Bingman
F. C. Tribe
U.W
Howard Hall
900 Homemakers Club
John Hope
Grosvenor
Club Event Calendar Highlights Wednesday Gatherings
Athens colony women meet at 7 p.m. with Colonial Authors. Daughters of Union Veterans and other groups schedule Wednesday activities. new members welcomed at Presbyterian Church. Many clubs plan lectures, suppers, and programs through Thursday and Friday with hostesses named and reservations advised.
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Athens
New England
Harry Cromley
Blanche’ Finsterwald
C. E. Atkinson
Lenore S. Stack
Daughters of Union Veterans
10.C.F. Hall
One Woman to Another Lifts Morning Pace with a Bossy Kid
A mother shares a diary note on delegating morning duties to the oldest child who acts as alarm clock and boss. The result is faster wake ups, quicker dressing, and everyone assembled by 7 45 with internal pressure from within the family. The author plans to continue the diary.
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A. m
Generalissimo
Exchange Recital At Denison U Features Fontaine Roach
Denison University hosts a joint recital in Recital Hall Granville at 8 15 p m with pianist Prof Paul Fontaine contralto Mrs Helen Hedden Roach and accompanist Miss Vera Board as part of the second exchange recital between Denison and Ohio Universities. A Denison music department recital was held here earlier this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison University
Granville
Paul Fontaine
Helen Hedden Roach
Vera Board
Denison
Ohio
Denison University Department of Music
Dancing Party at Home of Bette Russ Saturday
Miss Bette Russ hosted a dancing party Saturday night at 12% Mill St with Lois Bolin June and Avenelle Smith assisting. Guests included Bob Walsh June Smith Bill McArthur Jack Eisenhut Ave nelle Smith and George Curtis as colored lights provided a picturesque setting and refreshments followed buffet style.
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Bette Russ
Lois Bolin
June
Avenelle Smith
Mill St
Bob Walsh
June Smith
Bill McArthur
Jack Eisenhut
George Curtis
Tired Run Down? A 8 8 8 Stomachic Cure Ad
An advertised health claim urges a reader to visit a drug store for an 8.8.8 toning remedy. It promises immediate improvement in appetite energy and mood with bottle directions and prices. The ad claims vast benefits and cautions medical checkups for organic causes.
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Cey
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Charles Bickford
Harry Cary
Ohio Theatre
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Mrs. Luchs
T. J. Davis
Larry
Parkersburg
E. State St
Farr
M & H Circle
Margaret McHarg
Myrtle Brown
McArthur
Bertha Angle
Margaret Williams
Bessie Taylor
Glouster
Joe Walburn
Joe, Jr
I. N. McHarg
G. G. Guthrie
George Guthrie
Charleston
W. Va
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
Nelson
Kathleen Murphy
John Murphy
Maple St
The
Columbus Dispatch
Freda Risley
Billy Joe
Mildred Martin
Richland Ave
Pomona Grange
Athens County
Lodi Grange
Bates Missionary Society
Boetticher's
Gibson
George Rutkosie
Athens Township Pta
Athens Township
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Harry
Adele Garrison
Maecenas Literary Club
C. E. Dupler
Presbyterian Church
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Red Men's Hall
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Richard Bucher
Jeanne Emrick
Congress St
Lydia Lash Evans
Mabel Manes
Eastwood Tea Room
Mapes
Priscilla Club
Carter's Tea Room
Etta Laverty
Fred Lachs
S. College St
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Central Ave
G. W. Pierce
Patton St
D. L. Jones
Heart of Home Missions
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Friendship
Amsterdam
Leon Heinlein
By Marian Bush Reeder
Denison U
Logan
Nyal
McKee Drug Co
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Style Shop
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Ted
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