Pi Beta Phi and Chi Omega entertain with pledges
Sororities Pi Beta Phi and Chi Omega hosted informal and formal dinners honoring pledges at local venues. Names of pledges include Merna Mills Gertrude Addicott Sthelyn Boyer Gertrude Louis Dorothy Jarnell Dorothy Smith Virginia Ward Kathryn Thomas Vera Trimble Aileen Rauch Pauline Jones Fannie Davidson Dorothy Epzenperger Corinne McIntosh Margaret Baxter Olive Harmon Dorothy Coston Helen Frabine Harriet Parker Edna Juergens Eleanor Bevington Helen Forrester Margaret Maynard Jane Elliott Martha Sanders Mary Bellard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Varsity Inn
Merna Mills
Gertrude Addicott
Athens
Sthelyn Boyer
Long Island
N. Y
Gertrude Louis
Cleveland
Dorothy Jarnell
Martin's Ferry
Dorothy Smith
Wilmington
Virginia Ward
Warren
Kathryn Thomas
Niles
Vera Trimble
McKeesport
Chi Omega Sorority
Hotel Berry
Aileen Rauch
Pauline Jones
Fannie Davidson
Dorothy Epzenperger
Corinne MclIntosh
Columbus
Margaret Baxter
Elmira
Olive Harmon
Sandusky
Dorothy Coston
Clarksburg
W. Va
Thew
Ohio University
Helen Frabine
Harriet Parker
Edna Juergens
Eleanor Bevington
Helen Forrester
Uhrichsville
Margaret Maynard
Geneva
Jane Elliott
Pittsburgh
Dr. R. V. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery History
A Pennsylvanian farm boy rises to medical practice in oil country then Buffalo. He creates remedies that become widely sold. his Golden Medical Discovery is a famed blood medicine and tonic with over fifty million bottles sold in the U S. Send 10 cents for trial tablets to the Dr. Pierce Clinic in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Oil
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
U. S
Dr. Pierce
Olive Tablets Offer Youthful Glow and Health
Doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel tonic. The ads claim 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and tout olive colored tablets priced 5c 3c and 1c. They promise natural buoyancy by toning the liver and cleansing the system of impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
Educational model failures spark critique of costs
Cleveland, Oct. 7. Dr. Charles F. Thwing, president emeritus of Western Reserve University, says in Current History that education yields inadequate intelligence and character returns for its high cost. He argues reform is needed to address the rising expense of American education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Charles F. Thwing
Emerittus
Western Reserve University
Current History
Mice Smaller Than Bees Arrive At London Zoo
Three pairs of mice from West Africa arrive at the London Zoo and are described as smaller than bees in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West Africa
Browning Offers Reward For Wife Missing Millionaire Wife
New York reports the 16 year old wife of Edward W. Browning, a millionaire real estate dealer, and her mother vanished after saying they would rest in Canada. Browning’s chauffeur quoted him offering $1,000 for her return while a bodyguard added remarks about a recent dress bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Peaches
Henan Browning
Edward W. Browning
Canada
Browning
Mrs. Browning
Missing Man Searched After Truck Found Submerged
Alum Creek near Columbus was scanned for A. A. Kerr local businessman whose truck was recovered from the swollen stream. Kerr had been missing since Wednesday after leaving his home to meet his sales manager A. C. Druggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. A. Kerr
A. C., Druggan
Ashtabula County Jury Probes Child’s Disappearance
In Jefferson on Oct 7 the Ashtabula county grand jury is available to hear evidence in the mysterious disappearance of three year old Isabel Zandorski. County prosecutor Charles B. Cook says the three weeks of inquiry have yielded nothing so far but officials will not abandon the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Isabel Zandorski
Charles B. Cook
Whose Novel Answer Key Quiz Prompts Readers
A newspaper page asks readers to turn to the last page for the answers to a quiz. It lists ten questions about authors, pronunciation, Tolstoj, colors, a film lead, the Ohio capital, anatomy, chintz, and physics of falling bodies.
Larson Found After Three Years In Texas
Lewis E. Larson aged 51, a wealthy church and lodge man missing from Chicago since March 7, 1923, was reported found in Anson Texas. Authorities said he may have suffered memory lapse or a nervous breakdown during his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Lewis E. Larson
Chicago
Anson Texas
Larson
Chicaego
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chi Omega
Higley Club
John Finsterwald
Higley
N. K. Alderman
North Congress Street
8. M. Haffey
Women’s Federated Clubs
Nelsonville
C. H. Horn
C. O. Clark
R. L. Morton
L. W. Russell
Alpha Delta
Alpha Delta Pi
A. de Fi
Professor Gubitz
J. L. Pickering
Mildred Totman
Doris Giesecke
Virginia Larimer
The
Plains
Fred Nida
Evelyn West
Neva Hawk
Beulah Hawk
A. F. Reeves
Mr. W. D. Reeves
Alonzo Sams
North
Congress Street
Alonzo Sams, Jr
Veteran's Association of
Athens County
J. l Pickering
J. B. Allen
Henry Dixon
A. J. Learned
Tom Porter
William Southerton
William Roberts
Marion Tippie
John Tippie
C. D. Sanders
E. A. Weakley
John Dillinger
C. Conklin
L. C. Johnson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
FE. W. Chubb
Lesson
Mary Richards
Gaan Rebekah Lodge
Wooltex and
Peggy Paris Coats
Jersey
Fancy Comfort
Charlies
Oxford
Coe
Tolepracf Asier
Utchinsons
Zane Grey
Light of
Lone Star Ranger
Man of the Forest
Mysterious Rider
Riders of the Purple Sage
Border Legion
Desert of Wheat
Athens Book & News
Cornwells
Chauffeur
Peach
Johan Bojer
Tolstoj
Variety
Ray
Sommers Store
Coats
Bischof
Prestons
Big Daylight
Rou
NES
Swan
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