Current Events Club Hears Reports of Federation Delegates
The Athens Current Events Club gathered at Mrs. E. L. Church’s home to hear reports from the Southeastern Ohio district convention in New Lexington. Attendees reviewed the federation agenda, discussed women’s roles, and previewed upcoming events including a performances and a university women’s association program.
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Current Events Club
E. L. Church
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
New Lexington
Josephine Pierce
Ohio
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Howard Bobo
Josephine
Maryland
Doctor Pierce
American Association of University Women
Church
William Connett
Frank Cross
L.S. Nichols
Harry Cromiey
Marian Bush Snyder
Ohio Garden Club Meet Set With Multiple Talks
The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs plans a state meeting in Columbus Wednesday to Thursday with principal address on "A State of Many Flowers." The event spans three convention days for the Ohio PTA with over 100 teachers and parents participating and featuring two panel discussions.
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Ohio
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Columbus
From a purely selfish view forgiveness is best policy
Marjorie Shuler editorial notes in a national magazine state that forgiving is the wiser path, as harboring resentment harms the envious and the avenger more than the target, and happiness follows the removal of hatred.
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Marjorif Shuler
Fritia in Education and Parent-Teacher Councils Functions
A brief notes on Fritia in Education alongside a discussion of Parent-Teacher Councils and their roles. The piece outlines how councils support schools through community engagement and governance.
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Fritia
Women’s League Officers Host Dinner for Men’s Union
Officers of the Ohio University Women’s League plan a dinner for the Men’s Union officers at the apartment of Dean Irma E. Voigt. Guests of honor will be Dean Voigt and Dean John R. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Women's League
Men's Union
Irma E. Voigt
Dean Voigt
John R. Johnston
Roosevelt Club Plans Halloween Party
The Roosevelt Sewing Club met at Mrs. Stanley Nida's home and planned a Halloween party to be hosted by Mrs. C. R. Meagie at 8 Grosvenor Street. A salad course was served later in the evening.
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Roosevelt Sewing Club
Stanley Nida
Mulberry Street
C. R. Meagie
Grosvenor Street
Scrap Book Commended By Mrs. M Y Cooper
The Athens County Scrap Book by Mrs John Finsterwald for the Ohioana Library was judged the best in the state by the Library committee. Mrs Myers Y Cooper wife of Ohio governor praised the work saying it inspired county chairmen and honors Athens County.
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Athens County
John Finsterwald
Ohioawa Library
Athens
Library Committee
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Ohio
Ohioana Library
Finsterwald
Marriage of Nellie G Hawk to Earl B Linton
Mr and Mrs G H Hawk of Stewart announce the marriage of their daughter Nellie G to Earl B Linton son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Linton of Stewart. The ceremony was at 8 o clock Saturday October 6 in Marys West Virginia with Rev B Johnson officiating.
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G. H. Hawk
Stewart
Nellie G
Earl B. Linton
Eugene Linton
Marys
W. Va
B. Johnson
Funeral arrangements for former county official
Friends may call at the home of former Athena County Commissioner JL. H. Blackwood at 9 North Congress Street this afternoon and evening, and until 1am Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2pm at the Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in the mausoleum at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Athena County
JL. H. Blackwood
North Congress Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weat Union Street
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles Meeting Planned at Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Eagles Hall. A banco party will be held and refreshments served.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Banco
Postpone Education Meet By Athens Council Of Childhood Education
The Athens County Council of Childhood Education postpones its meeting from Wednesday October 10 to Wednesday October 17. The session will be held at the Cornell Cottage on the Athens Pomeroy Road.
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Athens County Council of Childhood Education
Cornell
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Beauty Budgeting for Economical Grooming Tips
This article urges a practical beauty budget for limited incomes, emphasizing value over excess. It advocates buying larger economical containers of creams, prioritizing cleansing cream over perfume, and storing powders in dustproof containers. It also suggests compact, reusable tissues and airtight bottles to reduce waste.
Kiwanis inter divisional meeting draws local leaders
Athens Kiwanis Club members Earl Beckley and others attended a Chillicothe Kiwanis inter divisional meeting Monday night with Rosey Rosewell of Pittsburgh as speaker. Numerous guests from Ohio and neighboring states visited that weekend, including Mr. and Mrs. Price of Columbus and Dr. and Mrs. Alderman.
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Kiwanis Club
Chillicothe
Rosey Rosewell
Pittsburgh
A A A W Plans Hedda Gabler Discussion and Yearly Program
The A A A W session will discuss Hedda Gabler to be staged in November under its auspices. Meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Women’s Faculty Club will feature Deans Voigt and Wray along with Miss Fretts in charge. Committee chairs and officers for the year are listed.
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Hedda Gablar
American Association of University Women
Irma EF. Voigt
Helen Fretts
Edith Wray
Constance McCloud
Tom Wolfe
Anna K. Price
Mary Benedict
Marie Quick
Anna Lois Saum
Anne C. Keating
Margaret Benedict
Irene Elliott
B. Erskin
H. 8. Siigley
Local residents listed for visits and meetings
Alfred and Mrs Coy Hawk visited in Columbus on Wednesday. Rex Bentz from Huntington spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C D Bentz. Mr and Mrs G E Guthrie were in Athens on Friday. Mrs Sarah Shribes of Huntington visited Mr and Mrs Will Bentz and Mr and Mrs J M Bentz on Sunday. Mrs Ella Bowers of Athens and Mrs Mary Ann Castile of Orange were guests of Mr and Mrs James Swarts on Thursday. Paul Hannaman of Parkersburg visited here with Harry Swartz on Wednesday. Mrs Guss Vannest and son spent Saturday in Parkersburg.
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Alfred
Coy Hawk
Columbus
Rex Bentz
Huntington
C. D. Bentz
G. E. Guthrie
Athens
Sarah Shribes
Will Bentz
J. M. Bentz
Ella Bowers
Mary Ann Castile
Orange
James Swarts
Paul Hannaman
Parkersburg
Harry Swartz
Guss Vannest and Son
Kappa Delta Pi Holds First Regular Meeting Tonight
Kappa Delta Pi will host its first regular meeting of the year at 7 30 tonight at 5 Lawrence Apartments with Mrs. Lloyd Bjornstad presiding. A social hour will follow the business session as visiting members from other chapters join on the Ohio University campus.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Lawrence Apartments
Lloyd Bjornstad
Ohio University
Local Folks Gather for Visits and Events in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg residents and relatives visited in town and nearby farms. Roy Love and son from Youngstown called on C L Caldwell. J E Henthornes move to Mt Vernon dairy near Mt Hermon. Clee tus Henthorne to occupy the vacated home. Martha Talbott and son from Lancaster visited kin. A H Beckett Vera and Leota Strode arranged Mt Hermon Institute for Nov 12 13.
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Roy Love
Youngstown
C. L. Caldwell
J. E. Henthorne
Mt. Hermon Church
Mt. Vernon
Henthorne
Cleetus Henthorne
Martha Talbott
Lancaster
Clarence Kerns
Leota Strode
A. H. Beckett
Vera Strode
Athens
Mt. Hermon Institute
Social Roundup from New Marshfield and Nearby Areas
Local notes reveal visits and guest appearances across Athens The Plains Greenfield and Wilmington with families such as the Kyles Russell Woodyard Vore Hoak and Boden. Community activity includes a large P T A meeting at the high school.
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Francis Kyle
Athens
Sam Allen
Janet Russell
Edna
Vivian Woodyard
Emma Vore
the Plains
Dora Hoak
Carbondale
Athens Home Telephone Co
H. B. Stright
Greenfield
Nettie
Wolfe Family Reunion at Concord Church Ames Township
The Wolfe family gathered Oct 7 at Concord Church Ames Township for a reunion drawing 123 members plus friends. A noon cafeteria meal was served in the grove after a morning of renewing old friendships, with programs, readings, music, and speeches. Active officers were re-elected and 1935 plans set. four marriages and two births announced. attendees from Columbus Huntington Ashland and nearby counties listed.
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Wolfe
Concord Church
Ames Township
Bert Wolfe
Jacksonville
E. V. Wolfe
the Plains
Vera Kinney
Glouster
Patricia Ann Pettit
Littl Brown Hands
Wyliie Boudinot
Wahneta Wolfe
H. L. Atkinson
First Concord Church
FE. W. Wolfe
Ruth Sayers
A. O Wolfe
Trimble
F. C. Wolfe
Columbus
Athens
Mildred Howard
Guy Fierce
Concord
Grace Watkins
James Duncan
Louise Pettit
Vincent Bailey
Iris Davis
Courtney Pettit
Caroline Brady
Merritt Wilson, Jr
Martha Lou Kinney
Naomi Violet Duncan
Milton Brookins
Millfield
R. G. Wolfe
Fannie Wolfe
Cc. Wolfe
Francia
Charlotte
Art Harrison
Merritt Wilson, &Sr
Elkins
W. Va
Merrill R. Atkinson
Logan
Iris and
Pauline Fierce
Ashland
Ohio
Cold hands warm heart reversed by winter muffs
Chicago reports muffs return to fashion with fur and fabric versions. Fox skin muffs and multi skin styles rise in forecasts and stores as part of a stylish winter trend. A coat matching fur options is highlighted.
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Chicago
Surprise 15th Birthday Party For Louise Place
Cutler hosts a surprise party at the Verne Leyda home on Sept. 29 for Louise Place's fifteenth birthday with about twenty friends present and gifts given Rosa Van Wormer weekend guests include J. C. Summers and family and Clarence Mercer and family of Zanesville Several locals attend the Barlow Fair Mr G D Brandeberry learns of sister in law Mrs James Price's death in Columbus Charles Nolan of Frost visits with relatives Roland Linscott weekend visit continues
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Verne Leyda
Louise Place
Rosa van Wormer
J. C. Summers
Clarence Mercer
Zanesville
G. D. Brandeberry
James Price
Columbus
Charles Nolan
Frost
Local Society Notes from Downington and Snowville
Doris Dean and Mrs Gerald Dean family illness of scarlet fever Pete Peyton was in Downington M ness Mr Eugene Sunday and Mrs Charley Carsey hosted visitors Thirty four attended in Snowville for Sunday School Flower and classes led by Mrs Thelma Chase Green and Rev Willis Miss Neva Stanley visited at the home of (unreadable).
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J. E. Henthorne
Earl Dickson
Ruth Thompson
Doris Dean
Gerald Dean
Pete Peyton
Downington
Ness
Eugene
Charley Carsey
Snowville
Flora
Wendell Hooper
Thelma Chase
Green
Willis
Neva Stanley
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William G. Seman
Japan
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India
Alice F. Titus
Robert C. Sarvis
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M. ¥. Cooper
Nellie Hawk
Hances
Blanch
Claude Steppe
Alicia Hart
Irene Bentley
Alice Faye
Earl Beckley
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George Gibbs
T. B. Byrne
The
T. J. Price
W. N. Alderman
South College Street
Merritt Atkinson
Merritt Wilson
Atkinson
North Lancaster Street
Onen
James Scriven
Woodard Avenue
Eleanor Riker
Pontiac
Mich
Clare Scriven
Birmingham
R. L. Martin
Detroit
Richard Gerome Martin
Martin
Cadillac-Glass Company
V. J. Werner
Bernice Davis
J. H. Ferrer
Bobby
John FE. Davis
New Marshfield Road
Miss Davis
Toledo
Madam Ruegger
Belgium
Germany
Toledo University
Silas Hoisington
James Brooks
Union Street
Ray Martin
North Cemetery Street
Charleston
John M
Considine
Brooke
By Helen Welshimer
A.A.A
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Sharpsburg
H. G. Geese
New Comerstown
Lillian Rardin
Rardins
Barrow Fair
Frank
Virgil Hall
Clarksburg
Alice Biddison
Edith Folk
Akron
Belle Burns
Daisy Burns
Dorothy Sedwick
Amesville
Wayne Edgerton
Cutler
Earl Carpenter
Robert Grimes
Philo
New Marshfield
Foster
Kerr’s
Old Church
London
Lawrence
Douglas Faj
Roland Linscott
A. J. Gout
Downington Snod Chase
Huntin
Great Seal
Styron-Beggs Co
Levin D. Quick
Se Tube Colonial Club
Colonial Club
I Am
Maney
Seventeen
Euiel
Lydia E. Pinkham
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