Out of Town Guests Here For Week End
Local social items recap weekend visits from Ed White and Robert Clutter party members who toured Natural Bridge Williamsburg Yorktown Mt. Vernon and Washington DC. Weather favorable and mountains crossed. Clutters return to Charleston West Virginia while other guests include Murphey Carpenter Hartinger and Byerly with several local hosts noted. Albany Garden Club to meet Friday at 2 pm with Mrs Clark Vorhes.
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Ed White
Robert Clutter
East
Natural Bridge
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Mt. Vernon
Washington, D. C
Blue Ridge
Allegheny Mountains
Clutters
Charleston
W. Va
Albany Garden Club
Clark Vorhes
Chi Omega Hosts Grand Housewarming for 1000 Guests
The Ohio University Chi Omega chapter opened its new home on College Street with a Sunday reception for more than 1,000 guests. Members and alumnae greeted visitors in the living room and dining areas set with roses, crystal, and candles while the third floor features a president’s suite and dormitories. Credit for decorating and furnishings goes to alumnae Mrs. Robert Hess and Mrs. Homer Dorman, with Miss Phyllis Logan pledged to Chi Omega at Denison College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Chi Omega
W. N. Alderman
College St
Virginia Brooks
Ruth Ann Robinson
Emma Smith
Dwight H. Rutherford
W. H. Herbert
Harriet Copenhaver
Jean Heslop
B. F. Stout
Gordon K. Bush
Robert Hess
Franz Woodworth
Betty Jones
James Patrick
William Smiley
Paul Beckley
Gerald Kyle
Geraldine Whittington
Clay Milar
F. J. Beasley
Carl Beasley
Charles Woodworth
Alonzo Palmer
A. B. Wells
Louis I. Brown
June Lowmiller
Louise Garber
Marjorie Taylor
Eleanor Hutson
Margaret Plumley
Homer Dorman
Phyllis Logan
W. H. Logan
Utah Place
Chi Omega Sorority
Denison College
Logan
Athens High School
Stratosphere Flyer Horizontal t Pictured Balloonist
Puzzle item reads like a crossword grid with numbered clues and fragmented phrases including balloonist melody pronouns and verbs. The readable portions hint at a vocabulary or word association puzzle rather than a narrative, with scattered terms such as rabbit sprite h ammer heads and silkworm across various clues.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison writes of Lillian and Dicky helping Olga Olina and their children while concealing a sanctuary offer. Olga agrees to repay with lessons in French and music for Junior and Rod erick, as Olivia mentors Noel in an operetta. Mary’s troubles bring Dicky and Lillian closer, and the scene ends with a vow of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Olga
Olina
Junior
Roderick
Oliva
Noel
Olivia
Mary
Flower Arrangement School Promises Learning For All
Various local groups announce meetings and events this week including a flower arranging school led by the Athens Garden Club and Ohio State extension staff. Notables include Professor Victor Ries leading judging training and invitations to neighboring towns to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Arrangement
Athens Garden Club
Agricultural Extension Service
Presbyterian Church
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Athens County
Nelsonville
Albany
Logan
McArthur
Pomeroy
Middleport
McConnesville
J. T. Merwin
Wake Up and Be the Kind of Woman You Want To Be
The article urges self-improvement by recognizing pleasing qualities in friends and mirroring them. It highlights aliveness, a cheerful face, thoughtful compliments, discretion about troubles, and nonjudgmental talk. It counsels daily effort to embody goodwill, laughter, empathy, and joy of living.
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Olga
Philip Veritzen
Phil
Dicky
Maine
S. E. Federation Of Clubs Meet In Lancaster Ohio
District meeting of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs will be held Tuesday and Wednesday October 5 and 6 in Lancaster. Athens attendees include Mrs. William G. Seaman Mrs. Emmett Rowles Mrs. E. L. Church Mrs. Charles Evans Mrs. E. R. Lash and Mrs. William Shephard.
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Zanesville
Richland Ave. M. P
Rosenberger
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Lancaster
Athens
William G. Seaman
Emmett Rowles
E. L. Church
Charles Evans
E. R. Lash
William S. Shepherd
Highway Wives Club Hosts Mrs. Peacock Meeting
The Highway Wives Club met Friday at 79 East Mulberry Street with fifteen members. Plans were set for a Wiener roast on Oct 16 and a Halloween party on Oct 23 with spouses invited. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Linscott and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett while Miss Rosalee Weiss played piano selections.
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Past Chiefs Club
Hillcrest Inn
Bess Fleck
Wilma Colley
Lillian Sweeney
Lelia Cross
Elsie Finsterwald
Laura Bardin
Highway Wives Club
Harold Peacock
E. Mulberry St
Harold Linscott
Clarence Bartlett
Rosalee Weiss
Ohio University
Ralph Wright
Near Canaanville
Time of Church Rites Changed at Torch
Torch church services move from evening to morning for six months, starting next Sunday, at 9 am, freeing Hockingport for an evening service. Numerous local visits and gatherings noted, including dinners, visits to relatives in Dallas and Wheeling, and a road resurfacing update on Route 50.
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M. FE
Hockingport Church
Rowena Nixon
Carl Medley
Harold
Hazel Keever
Hockingport
Bob Smith
Cassie Chapman
Coolville
Carl Madley
Edward Gillilan
Bridgeport
Fred Gillilan
Gillilan
Charles Morris
Wheeling
Charles Hayden
Hockingport Road
George Brooks
Aurora
Ind
C. B. Fletcher
Franklin
E. E. Blackburn
Cleveland
A. A. Blackburn
State Highway Department
Nora James
Dallas
Tex
John
James
Pomeroy
Hobart Cunningham
The
Ritz
Mark Pettit
East Liverpool
Rachel Cunningham
Parkersburg
Cunningham
Emma Baker
Marietta
Belpre
Fannie Romine
Austin
Anton
Mary Romine
Clifford Dixon
Charleston
W. Va
Ren Anderson
Clayton Gable
Norman Hall
Walnutport
John Holmes
Mineral
Frank Russel
Ira Mickle
Galena
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
A vintage ad urges women to stay lively and pep filled, promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual discomfort and life stages from girlhood to motherhood. It markets vitality for three generations of women and links happiness and social life to using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qpother
Lydia £. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia FR. Pinkham
Miss Ann Beasley Enters Juilliard School in New York
Miss Ann Beasley after completing her third year at Ohio Wesleyan has enrolled in the Institute of Musical Art part of Juilliard in New York City. She stays at the Barbizon Hotel for Women and studies music. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beasley accompany her East and visit relatives in Toledo West Point and Philadelphia on the return trip.
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Ann Beasley
Ohio Wesgeleyan
Institute of Musical Art
Juilliard School of
New York City
Miss Beasley
Barebizon Hotel
Carl Beasley
West Point
Mr. Beasley
Norris Beasley
Philadelphia
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Frank Murphey
East State St
Murphey
F. S. Carpenter
Akron
Elizabeth Hartinger
William Max Byerly
Frank Anthony
Oak St
Charles Flowers
Ella Haning
Blanche Price
Rose Price
E. State St
Charles Seevers
New Vienna
L. H. Bingman
M. N. Linscott
A. L. Crones
Little Hocking
Stratosphere Flyer
Prof
Enco
Vie
Withere
Ireland
North America
Clara
Ibarton
Adele Garrison
Madge
Lillian
Marton
Carolyn
Hank
Bill
Lil
Beaucoup
Oliia
Esther
First Christian Church
Roy Andrews
May Ave
Edwin Watts Chubb
College of Arts and Sciences
England
Edna Way
Hawaii
American Legion Auxiliary
Cornell Cottage
Morrison-Brown Hill
Athens City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Tyroler
Woman's Music Club of Athens
Ironton
E. H. Gaylord
Hathamar Club
M. E. Church
Martzolf
William Bryant
A. H. Rhodes
Ray Davis
George McLaughlin
Franklin Ave
O F. Rowland
Hobson Study Circle
Eastwood
PTA
Harry Baughman
N. Congress St
O. J. Daugherty
Sayre Study Club
W. H. Jewett
W. State St
Hillcrest
Pallas Club
Margaret Benedict
Elmwood Place
George Bentley
Delmar Bromley
Lucy Lynn
E. D. Cooley
Dana
Grace Covert
Mary Ellen
Junior Cooley
Rebecca Morris McKee
H. L. Atkinson
N. Lancaster St
Ruth Millett
S. E. Federation of Clubs
Roger Connor
Claude Rumble and
Byron
Cincinnati
Spice Sale
C. D. Shafer
Juiliard School
N. Y
Viskks
Jack Horner
F. J. Beasley Co
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Athens, Ohio
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