Ohio Debaters Begin Season With Eight Intercollegiate Debates
Four Ohio University teams open the season on Nov. 29 with eight intercollegiate debates on government spending of public funds. Teams travel to Bluffton Findlay Wittenberg Otterbein Muskingum with members from Athens Cleveland Tiffin Van Wert Akron and rel and others. The program at Poston Community House outlines weekly activities from Boy Scouts to open house and Christmas preparations.
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Ohio University
L. C. Staats
Bluffton College
Findlay College
Wittenberg College
Otterbein College
Muskingum College
Stephen Fuller
Delta Tau Delta
Athens
Emder Schultz
Cleveland
Joe Lipka
Carl Juringus
Robert Engle
Tiffin
Larry Overholt
van Wert
Motive
Charles Finch
Reland
Donovan Zoot
Akron
Wittenberg
Fine Arts
Denison
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Poston Community House
Wolfe
Ethel McDaniel
Local Help for Birds Suggested by Mrs Wolfe
Mrs Wolfe urges neighbors to aid birds during winter. She lists high placements away from cats and foods like suet crumbs cracked corn wheat for quail apple for mocks and jays chick feed or fine grain for sparrows and juncos and sunflower seed for chickadees.
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Birdie
Thomas M. Wolfe
Pallas Club Meets at Miss Connett’s Home
The Pallas Club gathered at Miss Mary Connett’s residence 241 West Union Street on Saturday November 26. Miss Nelle Pickering led a discussion on The Oxford Group Movement while Miss Mary Kahler reviewed the play Susan and God a satire on the Oxford Movement. An interesting discussion followed. Also listed are Thanksgiving trips of Miss Betty McClure and other members visiting relatives in Lexington Kentucky Gloucester and Penfield New York with travel through Canada and Niagara Falls.
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Pallas Club
Mary Connett
W. Union St
Nelle Pickering
Oxford Group
Mary Kahler
Susan and
God
WBA Celebrates Members Birthdays At I O O F Hall
The Woman's Benefit Association held a Tuesday meeting at the I O O F Hall. After business, Mrs. Frieda Willock won the Mystery Prize. A potluck dinner followed and four members observed birthdays including Mrs. E R Horn Mrs Roy Lee Mrs William Junod and Mrs H A Fisher.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Frieda Willock
E. R. Horn
Roy Lee
William Junod
H. A. Fisher
Glouster Kiwanis to entertain members Tuesday night
Glouster Kiwanis Club will host a meeting at Hotel Gordon on Tuesday night. A guest speaker will be featured as part of the program for the occasion.
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Gordon Hotel
Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Scout Officials Push Budget Plan For Troop Dues
In Glouster district scout executives press adoption of a weekly five to ten cent budget. Money is recorded in a special book for troop use. Troop No 73 at Holy Cross Church has used the plan since January and receives a special seal for the troop charter. The Holy Cross Church seal was issued earlier.
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Glouster
The
Holy Cross Church
Scout Board To Meet In Glouster Church
Scout Troop No. 72 is asked to meet at the Church of Christ on Tuesday night at 6 30 for tests before the Board of Review convening at 7 in the High School building. Bring uniforms for check up. Scout master Jack Gardner in charge.
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Glouster
Boy Scout
Church of Christ
Board of Review
Jack Gardner
See Niagara Canada on Thanksgiving Trip
Mrs Ed Kurtzman and children joined Mrs L M Williams and son Ben of Athens for a Thanksgiving visit to Enfield New York and with Rev and Mrs Robert Robinson. They then drove to Niagara Canada to view ice covered sights and visit points of interest around the falls. The piece notes English spoken by about 174 million people across the British Empire and United States.
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L. M. Williams
Ben
Grosvenor St
Ed Kurtzman
Glouster
Robert Robinson
Penfield
N. Y
Robinson
Williams
Kurtzman
Canada
Niagara Falls
Foster
Dora
Lois
L. M. Wilams
Athens
Enfield
British Empire
United States
Social Notes of Glouster Thanksgiving Gatherings
Local social column lists residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings over Thanksgiving. Ralph Steadman visits Mt. Sterling. families in Glouster host and travel to Columbus Athens and Fremont for holidays. Distinct names include Steadman Palmer Gamwell Dillon Noon Hoon Danford Kinney and others.
Library hours extended at Bishopville branch
GLOUSTER The Bishopville library will stay open each Tuesday and Friday from one to four PM, replacing the former Tuesday and biweekly Thursday schedule. Mrs Reed, the librarian, announces a number of new and good books have been received.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Round About the Town by Hazel Finsterwald
Winter struts into Athens with ski chatter at the State Hospital grounds as local football stars Gerald Ramsey and Fred Lentz are spotted in Court Street. Four hunters return from Maine with trip details, venison, and buck trophies, while Kay Murphy’s Roosevelt interview makes front-page news. Athens mayor’s Sunday outfit: overalls and boots for farming.
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State Hospital
Gerald Ramsey
Fred Lentz
Court St
Personal notices of Thanksgiving visits across households
Mrs J J Sweeney returned from Huntington W V after spending Thanksgiving weekend with sisters and relatives. Mr and Mrs Francis Colley and Mr and Mrs Harry Chadwick visited Coopersville to bring grandmother Mrs W H Slagle to Athens for winter with relatives. Mr and Mrs R G Averill and daughter Mary Jo Mansfield stayed with Miss Mary Walker at 33 S Congress St. They were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs E R Walker 78 N Congress. Mrs Roy Saylor returned from Clay W Va to Grosvenor St. Mr and Mrs C H Harris came back from Syracuse Ind to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Rock Jr. Russell Bolinger, senior at Ohio State, spent Thanksgiving with his parents at 56 Sunnyside Drive.
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Doo
Harvey C. Baker
Samuel B. Erskine
Walter Musgrave
Emmett Cross
Maine
Athens
Yerka Lodge
Square Lake
Montreal
Canada
Potsdam
N. Y
Mike Heaney
Athens Country Club
Lake Champlain
Kay Murphy
Messenger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Columbus
Kay
Tower Club
OSU
Ohio State U
Mrs. Roosevelt
Francis Colley
New Marshfield Rd
Harry Chadwick
Coopersville
Eddie Aills
Colley
W. H. Slagle
R. G. Averill
Mary Jo. Mansfield
Roy Saylor
Grosvenor St
Clay
W. Va
Paul F. Saylor
C. H. Harris
Syracuse
Ind
Charles Rock, Jr
New Russell Bolinger
Ohio State University
F. C. Bolinger
Sunnyside Drive
Wisconsin Cheesecake Recipes From The Diet Convention
The American Dietetic Association shared tested cheesecake recipes after its Milwaukee convention. Old fashioned cheese cake uses cottage cheese and lemon with a crumb crust. refrigerator cheese cake relies on gelatin and whipped cream for a no bake dessert.
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Wisconsin
American Dietetic Association
Milwaukee
Furnace Firing Season Open With Women at the Hearth
In this 1940s column, Marian Bush Reeder notes the furnace season rests on women despite modern gadgets. She depicts coal shoveling, ash rattling, and fire management as a daily women’s task, with a peek at domestic routines and a AAUW book review gathering at the Women’s Faculty Club.
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Marian Bush Reeder
Birth of Mary Ann Coon implies Plains family addition
Mr and Mrs Harry Coon The Plains announce the birth of an eight pound daughter Mary Ann born Friday Nov 25 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Coon Athens R D First Hunt First Deer Coalinga Cal article mixes family news with unrelated humorous bits about deer hunting and women's 1938 progress showing a playful tone.
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Harry Coon
the Plains
Mary Ann
Frank Coon
Athens R. D
Calendar Notes From Local Clubs This Week
The Woman's Music Club meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 220 State St with Grace Morley and F D Forsyth assisting. Presbyterian Women plan Monday church gathering at 2 pm for hand sewing. Central Ave M E Church class hosts a Tuesday potluck at 6 15 at Mrs Edward White's White's Mill as a farewell for Mrs White heading to Texas. 600 Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Miss Eva Snow's home.
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Woman's Music Club
Harry Foster
State St
F. D. Forsyth
Grace Morley
Central Ave. M. E
Edward White
White's Mill
White
Texas
Ladies Aid
Clarks Chapel
Marriage Meddlers Sequel: Hank Faces Cruelty Problem
In New York City Mary Veritzen and her sister Madge are chased by detectives tied to her father in law. A psychiatrist meeting with Hank reveals he is not in immediate peril though his cruelty tendency worries Mary. The sisters plan to meet Noel and continue their trip while Hank’s condition is monitored.
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New York City
Madge
Mary Veritzen
Philip Veritzen Ucer
Mary
Hank
Bill
Noel
Dicky
Dr. T
Postpone Benefit Party At I O O F Hall
Benefit party at the I O O F Hall moved from Thursday December 1 to Friday December 2. The Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge regular meeting follows Thursday at 7 30 p m at the I O O F Hall.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
I. QO
O. F. Hall
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Ohio
Poston
Betty McClure
Lexington, Ky
C. A. Maham
Lloyd Maham
WBA
Scout Board
Glouster Church
Niagara
Ralph Steadman
Kentucky State College of Optometry
Mt. Sterling
Thomas Gamwell
Margaret Gamwell
Ancel Gamwell
C. B. Dillon
L. E. Burnelle
Cynthia Richardson
Edward Noon
T. A. Noon
J. A. Goddard
Howard
Somerset
W. H. Hoon
Goodard
D. P. Morris
M. E. Hoon
New Marshfield
T. A. Gamwell
Mary Kinney
Betty
Martha Lou
Lalla Danford
John Kinney
F. D. McCarty
William Howard
Richard Vaughan
Max McCormick
Jack Munden
Busman
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera
Dekwels
Marion Oates
Count Bosdari
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Brenda Diana Duff Frazier
New York
By Hazel Finsterwald
J. J. Sweeney
Madison Ave
Huntington
Utopia
Book Review
AAUW
Mary Flannagan
Laura Krey
Allan Cree
Odd
Coalinga
Cal
Nimrod
R. L. McCannon
Gether
Capyright
King Features Syndicate
Ina
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Logan
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