Memorial dedication opens Nabby Lee Ames Chapter event in Athens
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution dedicates a memorial for Susanna Arnold Greene Anthony at W State Street Cemetery. The service includes taps by Raymond Connett, a prayer by Mrs. Glazier, and an unveiling by Mrs. O Bleness with a dedication speech by Mrs. Nichols noting Anthony's Revolutionary ties and family history.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of American Revolution
Susanna Arnold Greene Anthony
W. State St
Raymond Connett
American Legion
M. S. Glazier
Harry O'Bleness
L. S. Nichols
Dedi
Rhode Island
Jabez Greene
Mr. Anthony
Nathaniel Greene
Griffin
Marietta
Catherine
Dr. Perkins
Athens
Anthony
Glazier
H. L. Atkinson
Finsterwald
Phi Mu Honors District Officer With Dinner
Miss Juanita Boucher president of Phi Mu district five attended a Delta Delta chapter dinner at their house on FE State St. She is an English teacher at Shore High School Euclid and recently visited Ohio Wesleyan University Up s ilon Chapter at Ohio State University. Saturday she held conferences with sorority members and attended active and pledge chapter meetings. Sunday twelve thirty Misa Poucher was entertained by alumnae at Hotel Berry with a dinner and brief business meeting.
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Juanita Boucher
Phi Mu Sorority
Delta Delta Chapter
State St
Boucher
Shore High
Euclid
Delta Gamma
Ohio Wesleyan University
Upsilon
Ohio State University
Misa Poucher
Hotel Berry
Millikan Family Hosts Birthday Dinner for Don Millikan
Mr C C Millikan and Mrs Millikan hosted a Sunday night birthday dinner for their son Don B Millikan. Sixteen Delta Tau Delta alumni attended, including professors and former members connected to Ohio University. Millikan, wheelchair bound after a past auto accident, runs a magazine agency with statewide success and broad subscriptions.
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Mrs. Millikan
C. C. Millikan
S&t
Don B. Millikan
Delta Tau Delta
Ohio University
Don Millikan
Hiram Wilson
Raymond Connett
Loring Connett
Robert C. Hess
William Herbert
Alonzo Palmer
Robert Essex
Millikan
Encouraging a Slow Learner to Read Without Shame
The article urges parents and teachers to support young readers who struggle with books rather than scold them. It warns that harsh treatment creates fear, builds mental walls, and reduces willingness to learn, stressing gentle encouragement and patient guidance to build confidence and basic comprehension.
Kathleen Shannon Highlights In Poetry Contest
Miss Kathleen Shannon daughter of Mr and Mrs J Shannon 80 W State St won second place in a poetry interpretation contest sponsored by Tau Kappa Alpha. Judges included Prof Arthur Bronstein Vincent Jukes and Miss Mary Connett. First place went to Florence Medim and third to Mina Jone Shulte of Toronto.
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W State St
Tau Kappa Alpha
Fine Arts Hall
Arthur J. Bronstein
Vincent Jukes
Mise Mary Connett
Mise Florence Medim
Mien
Jone
Pi Beta Phi Open House Charms Members And Guests
Pi Beta Phi members alumnae and patronesses hosted an open house at the sorority house on 8 College St with tea from 2:30 to 4 and hours of entertaining for town guests and university students. Attendees included Miss Mary Ellen Bibbee and new patronesses Mrs. Gates Dawes and Mrs. Olmstead, with hostesses named for each hour and bouquets throughout the rooms. A separate note mentions the Progressive Literary Club Thanksgiving dinner on Tuesday and a baby baptism at St Pauls Church on Sunday. The West Side PTA Study Group meets tonight at 7:20 at 66 Central Ave.
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Esses
Pi Beta Phi
College St
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Esther Smith
Frank Murphey
Watson Craig
A. B. Roe
Harry Beckley
Clarence Robinson
T. R. Biddle
Robert Gates Dawes
Merritt E. Olmstead
Helen Townsend
R. W. Finsterwald
Gordon Gray
Rufus
West Side
PTA
Jack Kern
Central Ave
Helen Hayes Wins Logan Cup at Sigma Delta Chi Ball
Miss Helen Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs E T Hayes of 207 E State St won the Logan Book Store cup for best grooming at the Sigma Delta Chi Frees Cotillion. Judges noted smart attire and grooming after two inspections and a floor show. The event at the Men's Gymnasium featured Ukrainian dancing, tap and vocal numbers with a newsroom theme throughout.
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Helen Hayes
E. T. Hayes
E. State St
Logan Book Store
Sigma Delta Chi
Robert Gates Dawes
Vincent Jukes
Ohio University Dramatics Department
Claude Steppe
Beautician
Steven Herman
Cleveland
New York State
Joe Gandiey
Brooklyn
Eleanor Cook
Portsmouth
Ted Wildermuth
Ruby Mercer Delights NBC Radio With Forbidden Melody Selections
Former Athens resident Miss Ruby Mercer sang on NBC Magic Key program at 2 15 Sunday. She opened with Blame It on the Night from Forbidden Melody where she holds the feminine lead, then You Are All I Wanted, followed by No Use Pretending with the chorus in a swift finale.
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NBC
Ruby Mercer
Athens
Miss Mercer
All
Weekend Guests Attend Ohio State Michigan Game
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Forsyth and daughter Jean and Mrs. Edward Schioss visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuyler Worthington over the weekend. They attended the Ohio State Michigan game Saturday. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Starr Euclid Place with Akron guests and Jackie Starr. Roy Haddox and family from Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Haddox’s mother Mrs. William Bobo and visited relatives in Cannonville. The Haddox party also visited Mrs. Haddox’s sister Mrs. Marvey Shaw. Harold Whaley and daughter and A. E. Whaley with relatives traveled to West Virginia Cla rmont and St Marys.
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F. D. Forsyth
Jean
Edward Schioss
Robert Cuyler
Worthington
F. R. Starr
Euclid Place
C. A. Starr
Ethelyn Starr
Rosemary Dies
Gerald Dies
Akron
Jackie Starr
Roy Haddox
Roy Jr
Columbus
Haddox
William Bobo
Mr. Haddox
Marvey Shaw
B. H. Haddox
Cannonville
Harold Whaley
A. E. Whaley
West Virginia
Clairmont
St. Marys
Church Class Members Hear Interesting Report
Regular meeting of the Queens Daughters Class and the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First M. E. Church was opened with song and devotions led by Glenna Davis. Naomi Black reported on Missionary Preaching and Lucile Hunter discussed the Congo Crosses. Edith Greenawalt served as entertainment chairman.
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Queens Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
M. E
Glenna Davis
Naomi Black
Congo Crosses
Lucile Hunter
Edith Greenawalt
Russell Bayliff
Cooper
Woman Must Be Changeable To Capture Man
A discussion on the paradox of a woman's changing behavior to attract men. It lists many conflicting expectations she must meet from looks and dress to wit and independence, while avoiding overt pursuit or boredom, all aimed at keeping a man engaged without seeming desperate or dominant.
Clean Out Poisonous Acids In Kidneys Ad
Poisonous acids threaten the kidneys with tolls from nocturia nervousness and pain. Advertised Cystex promises guaranteed vitality in 48 hours and a year younger feeling in a week or money back. Bank deposit noted. Call your druggist.
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Bank of America
Los Angeles
California
Ady
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Teaches Smiling Through
An old advertisement urges women to avoid taking out cramps on husbands and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease discomforts of womanhood, motherhood preparation, and middle age. It frames the product as a remedy that helps nature and encourages a happier home life.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ady
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W. S. Shepherd
C. C. Robinson
John Cross
Northwest Territory
M. 8. Glazier
Mary Williams
Frank Phillips
Margaret Lax
J. R. Sands
Helen Howard
Phi Mu
Olive Roberts Barton
Dread
Jesson
Himelf
Miss Kathleen Shannon
Kathleen Shannon
Mr. and Mire FE. J. Shannon
T. R. Piddle
Mary Connett
Oscar Fulton
Harvey Porter
Margaret Porter
Harry Stalder
Sherman Gilmore
Constance Leete
Earl Shaffer
Rachel Armstrong
Bertha Stickney
H. Steenrod
Milo Clapp
Jean Gist
Frances Hatch
Wheatley Link
Charles Fisher
Dewey Goddard
Richard McKinstry
D. R. Zenner
Helen Reynolds
Agnes Reed
Marian Bush Snyder
Alice Beasley
Ann Pickering
Norris Beasley
Virginia Hoover
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Pledge Chapter
The
Progressive Literary Club
Hamilton Oldfield
Sunnyside Dr
St. Paul's Church
Richard Francis
Joy Glass
Cline
Clover Farm
CCL
Child Conservation League
Francis Frebault
Ray Slaughter
Myi Ie
Wilson’s
Wilson Milk CO
Indianapolis
Dorothy DIX
Logan's
Maytag Ironer
Newton, Iowa
Carpenter-Maytag Co
DIAL
Nelsonville
Glouster
Swanson's
N. Court St. Athens
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the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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