City Federation Names Delegate and Aids Welfare Work
Mrs. Arthur Boyies, president of the Women's City Federation, named first delegate to the Federation of Women Club convention in Jackson on Oct 19 and 20. First alternate is Mrs. W. L. Gard. second delegate Mrs. J. R. Harvey. second alternate Mrs. Pred Stauffer. The Social Literary Club hosted with Mrs. L. W. Clark as speaker, who discussed Vaschel Lindsay. The Child Welfare Association requested funds for corrective medical aid for needy children. the Federation appropriated $10. Maude Fenzel was appointed to arrange for blind work sales. Curtains for the Ladies Rest Room in the Courthouse were funded. W. L. Gard reported monthly conditions. next meeting set for Nov 6 with Current Events Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boyies
Women's City Federation
Federation of Women Club
Jackson
Mra. W. L. Gard
J. R. Harvey
Pred Stauffer
Mra. L. W. Clark
Mra. Clark
Vaschel Lindsay
Child Welfare Association
Federation
Wood
W. L Gard
Marianna Bing to Sing in Rigoletto on WOR Telecast
Miss Marianna Bing appears with the New York Opera Co in the opera Rigoletto to be broadcast Sunday night at 7 over WOR Newark. She studies at the New York School of Vocal Art under Oscar Seagie and performs often on WOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Bing
New York Opera Co
WOR
Newark
N. J
Miss Bing
Dr. & H. Bing
Athens
New York School of Vocal Art
Oscar Seagie
New York
Elizabeth Horn
W. Sith Street
Ohio University
Miss Horn
Misa Bing
Amesvill High School
What Other Women Say
What Other Women Say opens with Anna Roosevelt Daly quoting her mother. The piece discusses how parents influence their children's careers by offering a range of activities, reading materials, and exposure to diverse vocations, while allowing them to explore and choose their own paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Professor Mueller Endorses Hitler Policies in Germany Talk
Ohio University German instructor Prof Eugen Mueller spoke on Travel Impressions of Germany praising Hitler s reconstruction aims. He claimed reports are exaggerated and described Jewish persecution as stemming from alleged usury and capitalist views, mentioning voluntary labor service era and Italian friendliness in his discussion at the Tuesday Club.
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Hitler
Germany
Eugen Mueller
Ohio University
W. L. Gard
Mueller
Voluntary Labor Service
Italy
W. S&s. Gamertsfelder
Professor Mueller
Athens Women Attend District D V U Session
The Eleventh Annual convention of the Seventh District Daughters of Union Veterans convened in New Lexington on October 4 with 17 members from Athens Mra John Ellie Wool Tent No 100. Officers listed include Mra L E Carpenter president and Mra Barah Reipel senior vice president. The Athens group participated in memorials for deceased comrades and members. The 1934 convention is planned for Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh District of Daughters of Union Veterans
New Lexington
Mra
John Ellie
L. E. Carpenter
Barah Reipel
Alex Root
Mins Neile Pickering
Kate Shaver
Frances Strawn
HB. L. Atkinson
Chaiman
William Hughes
Fred Sloughter
N. F. McCune
A. H. James
Second Street Friends Honor Former Resident
Second Street friends in Athens hosted a farewell for Mrs. Arthur A. Wolfe a former Athens resident at sister Misa Elsie Finsterwalds home on Wednesday evening The gathering included Mrs. Charles P. Kircher Mrs. Clint Carr Misa Nelle Pickering Mrs J W Hudson Mrs Neil Heise Mrs C N Durst Mrs Thomas Roush Miss Ben Finsterwald Miss Christine Finsterwald the guest and hostess An Irish reading was part of the entertainment Mrs Wolfe will return to Fort Lauderdale Fla after spending the summer in Athens.
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Arthur A. Wolfe
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Athens
Second Street
Misa Elsie Finsterwald
Charles P. Kircher
Clint Carr
Misa Nelle Pickering
J. W. Hudson
Neil Heise
C. N. Durst
Thomas Roush
Ben Finsterwald
Christine Finsterwald
Mary Walker
Hudson
Wolfe
Mrs. T. W. Craig Hosts Bridge Club Dinner
The Thursday Bridge Club was entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. T. W. Craig with a 6 o'clock dinner for seventeen at Hillcrest Inn. Candles lit the sun porch while four bowls of flowers decorated the table. High score prize went to Mrs. D. R. Zenner and consolation prize to Mrs. A. E. Cottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Craig
Hillcrest Inn
D. R. Zenner
A. E. Cottingham
Alpha Delta Theta Announces Pledges
Alpha Delta Theta sorority at 70 University Terrace pledged Dorothy Crossitt To Lorene Bailus Nina Maxwell Trimble Portia Wright Toronto Mary Cummings Oak Hill and Julia Malo Barberton Two pledges were named June Cox Toledo and Grace Guy Bremen The pledges were welcomed at a Sunday pledge supper at the sorority house with fall decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Theta Sorority
University Terrace
Dorothy Crossitt
Lorene Bailus
Corning
Nina Maxwell
Trimble
Portia Wright
Toronto
Mary Cummings
Oak Hill
Julia Malo
Barberton
June Cox
Toledo
Grace Guy
Bremen
Alpha Llete Theta
Alpha Theta
Margaret Davis Wwalem
Patty Cuyler's Broadcasting Stunt for 12th Birthday
Miss Patty Cuyler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert F Cuyler Strathmore Boulevard hosted 14 guests after school Tuesday for a 6 o clock birthday dinner. The party featured a broadcasting game with an announcer microphone Kate Smith imitator and ukulele solos. Guests included Mary Elizabeth Lasher Jean Forsyth Betty Fulton Grace Ellen Foster Marjorie Moler Mary Ellen Gibson Marjorie Tompkins Florence Elkins Virginia Bessey Anna Margaret Morrison Elizabeth Wood Bobby Cuyler and two friends John Good F Beasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Cuyler
Robert F. Cuyler
Strathmore Boulevard
Kate Smith
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Jean Forsyth
Betty Fulton
Grace Ellen Foster
Marjorie Moler
Mary Ellen Gibson
Marjorie Tompkins
Florence Elkins
Virginia Bessey
Anna Margaret Morrison
Elizabeth Wood
Bobby Cuyler
John Good
F. J. Beasley
State Officers Guests at Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
The Mrs. John E. Wool Tent No. 19 hosted the state department president Mrs. Gall Seas Montgomery and past president Mrs. Cora Musser at a regular meeting. Tea followed the business portion. The local group plans a masquerade Halloween party on October 18 with prizes and refreshments. Choir practice at the Church of God is Friday at 7 30 p m for Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
John E. Wool
State Department
Gall Seas Montgomery
Marion
Department
Cora Musser
Zanesville
Church of God
Columbes Golden Women's Relief Corps Meeting Noted
The Columbes Golden Women's Relief Corps will meet Friday at 7:00 p.m. at the Ped Men’s Hall. The 9oe Past Chiefs Club of Athesian Temple No. 173 will meet Friday night with Mrs Lorene Burdette on N McKinley Avenue.
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Columbes Golden Women's Relief Corps
Ped
Chiefs Club
Athesian Temple
No. 173
Lorene Burdette
N. McKinley Avenue
Bartlett Honored At Nelsonville Birthday Dinner
Mr. C. H Bartlett of Nelsonville was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Bartlett at Hillcrest Inn. The event, held Wednesday evening, seated 16 friends from Athens and Nelsonville in the inn’s main dining room.
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C. H Bartlett
Nelsonville
Bartlett
Hillcrest Inn
Athens
Miriam Class Holds Needlework Meeting at Saylor Home
Nine members of the Miriam Class of the Christian Church gathered at Mrs. Paul Saylor’s residence, 145 Grosvenor Street, for an evening of needlework. Attending were Mrs. Jessie Miller, Miss Juanita Miller, Miss Edith Fierre, Miss Cledy the Cramner, Miss Rowena Sprout, Miss Ellen Stokoe, Miss Audrey Shamel, Miss Doris Cullums, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
The
Christian Church
Paul Saylor
Grosvenor Street
Jessie Miller
Juanita Miller
Edith Fierre
Cledy the Cramner
Rowena Sprout
Ellen Stokoe
Audrey Shamel
Doris Cullums
Mickey in Many Moods Brightly Cataloged
A vivid poster showcases Mickey Mouse in a range of expressions and colors. The display highlights the character's versatility and enduring charm across playful scenes and whimsical tones.
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Mickey
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