Alpha Xi Delta Rushing Season Highlights and Socials
Alpha Xi Delta opened its rushing season with pledges Miss Barbara Kantzer Miss Genevieve Cusick and Miss Dorothy Williamson plus a pirate party and tea events. Pi Kappa Sigma followed with luncheons fudge parties and a Spanish party marking the end of rush. Local notices report visits from relatives and community events along with a birthday dinner and a medical operation.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Barbara Kantzer
Bucyrus
Genevieve Cusick
Martins
Dorothy Williamson
Steubenville
C. H. Harris
Ast State Street
Lucile Deffenbaugh
Sarah Stiff
Helen Roby
Evalyn Yaveer
College Street
Pi Kappa Sigma
Greenwich Village
Mary Maynard
Maplewood Drive
Evelyn Davis
Joy Cutler
South High
Federation finances and activities reviewed at Chamber of Commerce meeting
Mrs. W L Gard presented a program on Finances for the City Federation from its origins to today at the Chamber of Commerce. Delegates to the southeast district convention in Circleville were chosen, with Mrs John Fiysterwald and others named. the session closed with patriotic singing.
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City Federation
W. L. Gard
Chamber of Commerce
John Finsterwald
America the Beautiful
America
Esther Class Meeting at Christian Church
Sixty members and guests gathered last evening at the Esther class meeting hosted by Mrs. C. O. Clark of East State street. Mrs. E. G. Burt led devotions while Mrs. Clarence Laughlin presided. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Andrews and Mrs. Fred Lee Tom in the first contest, and to Mrs. William Davidson in the second. Four Ohio University students entertained with solos by Miss Mary Clark and violin numbers by Miss Beeman, with piano by Miss Eve lyn Koehler. Delegates leaving Athens for Warren attend the state convention of Parenter associations include Mrs. C. W. Fink and Mrs. Evan J.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
C. O. Clark
East State Street
E. G. Burt
Clarence Laughlin
Byron Durst
Roy Andrews
Fred Lee Tom
William Davidson
Ohio University
Mary Clark
Miss Hayes
Helen Beeman
Evelyn Koehler
C. W. Smith
M. L. Darst
F. E. Burdette
Harry Thorpe
J. W. Sands
Vern Kempton
Mabel Richardson
Alpha Delta Pi Initiates Edna Juergens at Xi Chapter
The Xi chapter announces the initiation of Miss Edna Juergens of Cleveland. Juergens received a corsage of roses after the ceremony held last evening at the chapter house 17 Kurtz Avenue. Dr. FE Howe of Westerville was an Athens visitor Monday.
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Are Ee Dr. Co. FE. Howe
Westerville
Athens
Ohio retailers meet to set policies for year
Delegates from nearly a score of Ohio cities gather in Columbus for the Ohio State Convention of retail merchants to discuss main problems facing the industry and to formulate guiding policies. Senator S. D. Fess is slated to speak informally on the program.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Cities
Ohio
8S. D. Fess
Turn Prohibition To States Says Governor
Gov Albert C Ritchie of West Virginia calls for ending federal enforcement of prohibition and turning control over to the states. The proposal advocates local option and aligns with mounting tension over national policy amid wartime considerations and states rights debates.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Letter Golf Swift Transition
A lighthearted note hints at shifting from hate to love as a par three analogy. The puzzle solution is promised on the newspaper’s last page, inviting readers to turn there for the answer.
Women Voters Meet in Columbus Groundwork for Elections
Ohio Council of Women Voters holds a two day meeting in Columbus to lay out organization groundwork for upcoming state and national political conflicts. The session begins today and closes tomorrow night.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Women Voters
Word Ladder Rules and Last Page Solution Notes
The text outlines a word ladder puzzle with constraints. Each move changes one letter at a time, keeping the letter order, forming complete common words. Slang and abbreviations do not count. The correct solution is printed on today’s final page.
Prohibition Debate Cited At Maryland Underwriters Meet
Democratic Governor citing prohibition as a landmark of overzealous regulation told a joint session of casualty and surety underwriters and agents that the issue hinges on whether a uniform law can be enforced. He warned that child labor and education department amendments also threaten state policy.
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Maryland
Ritchie
Department of Education
Urban element sides with Volsteadian stance in declaration
Ritchie declares that prohibition supporters must align with Volsteadism while noting that the urban element disagrees with that stance. The remark frames a regional divide over enforcement and cultural support for prohibition policies.
Special Grange Meeting in New Marshfield
The Athens County Pomona Grange holds a special meeting in New Marshfield Thursday evening. Members should bring sandwiches or pie and those seeking the fifth degree are welcome to attend.
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Grange
New Marshfield
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