New Alpha Xi Delta Home Opened With 175 Guests
The attractive new Alpha Xi Delta sorority house at 16 South Street was formally opened. A house warming on Monday, October 9, drew about 175 friends of the chapter who toured the home and offered gifts and congratulatory messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha i Delta Sorority
South Street
Ing
Catherine Y
Jeanette Findian
Hélen Linn
O. L. Hoising- Men
Anna Lois Saum
Marian Ickes
Mary Jane Hitchcock
C. L. Jones
Edward Gaylord
Missionary Society Tea and Associated Meetings Listed
A series of community church events is announced including a tea by the Foreign Missionary Auxiliary at 25 North George Street hosted by Mrs M Coulter. Also Daughters of 1812 meet Friday, Woman's Missionary Society gathers afternoon, and Martzell Sunday School class holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday. Girl Scouts to assemble for transport to Camp Rotan celebration.
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Foreign Missionary
First Methodist
M. Coulter
North Ge Street
Daughters of 1812
Howard Brookins
Rth
Lancaster Street
Camp Rotan
Progressive Literary Club Meeting At Mrs Slaughter Home
The Progressive Literary Club met at 99 Grosvenor Street Tuesday night with a reading titled Inside the White House by Mrs A N Johnson. A program of two piano solos by Mrs Slaughter and two by Mrs Duncan followed. Attending were Mrs Charles Her Herman, Helen, Mrs Pearl Collins, and Mrs L E Carpenter. The next meeting will be at Mrs Guy Bolen 154 Morris Avenue. Mrs J B Parrott of Washington DC spent the weekend with her parents the Bev erage family. Mrs Beverage is convalescing after an operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs Sadie Saulters of Columbus, sister of Mrs Beverage, visited with the Bev erage home. Parrott joined Mrs Saulters en route to Columbus then to Washington. Mrs N S Welk, Chillicothe District WHMS secretary, attends the annual conference in Columbus at North Broadway Methodist Church. Also noted is Mrs Harry Gaskill’s return to Harmon Illinois after four weeks visiting family here and in Albany Route 1. She visited her mother Mrs W W Daugherty at Prattsville.
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Progressive Literary Club
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor Street
White House
A. N. Johnson
C. D. Duncan
Charles Her Herman
Helen
Pearl Collins
L. E. Carpenter
Guy Bolen
Morris Avenue
J. B. Parrott
Inn Beverage
Washington, D. C
C. B. Beverage
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sadie Saulters
Columbus
Beverage
Parrott
N. 8. Welk
Chillicothe
The
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
North Broadway Methodist Church
Harry Gaskill
Harmon, Ill
Clinton Bean
Harvey Chesser
Albany
W. W. Daugherty
Prattsville
Maecenas Club Hears Washington Program
Maecenas Club members hear a paper on George Washington from boyhood to adulthood read by Mrs. J. R. Harvey. Fourteen members answer roll call as the club opens with America the Beautiful and a flag salute.
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Maecenas Club
Washington
J. R. Harvey
George Washington
Bates Cemetery Cleanup Planned After Saturday Work
In Bates on October 12 a group of 20 men cleared Myrtle carpet from the cemetery north side and plan another session next Saturday to grade and straighten the grounds. Corner markers will be lowered as the plot is prepared for proper care, with Willa Tipple inviting locals to attend bringing mwola and food for a picnic dinner.
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Bates
Willa Tipple
Mwola
Glamorous black and pink hostess gown described
The feature describes a sleek black velvet gown with pink crepe accents. It highlights a high front neckline, cascading back drapes, one shoulder flow, a one-side low neckline, and a romantic silhouette designed to flatter figure and face.
Confessions in Lima Double Murder Fail to Impress
Loren E. Truesdale 23, brother of Earl Truesdale, testified before the Allen County Grand Jury that his Sept 1 confession to killing Earl Truesdale 20 and Thelma Woods 17 is false. Lloyd Ziegler 21 and Robert White 23, Mansfield Reformatory prisoners, also admitted the killings then retracted their statements.
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Lima
U.R
Earl Truesdale
Thelma Woods
Loren E. Truesdale
Allen County
Lloyd Ziegler
Robert White
Mansfield Reformatory
Seismic Shocks Felt Near Cincinnati From Xavier Readings
A Xavier University seismograph in Cincinnati recorded several earth shocks within 300 miles of the city, beginning at 2 22 p m Tuesday. US wire service notes report the readings from the university instrument.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Xavier University
Former Governor Harry L. Davis Recovers at Home
Harry L. Davis, former governor, was reported recovering today in his Shaker Heights home from a serious illness that struck him last week.
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Cleveland
U.P
Harry Ll. Davis
Shaker Heights
More Absent Voter Ballot Applications in Athens County
Eight more applications for absent voter ballots were received at the Athens County Board of Elections office, and one additional voter cast a ballot. Nov. 5 is the final day to vote absentee. Applicants include Mrs. Nancy Spaulding and Mrs. Frances W. Foster, plus residents of Washington, D C. Michael J. Heaney, a golf professional at the Athens Country Club, cast a vote.
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David Johnson
Athens County
Golf Club Holds Annual Bush-Biddle Dinner
Ninety members of the Athens Country Club attended the Bush-Biddle dinner closing the golf season after a season-ending tournament between the Bush and Biddle teams. Maj. S. M. Johnson and Dr. T. R. Biddle were re-elected trustees. D. H. Sams read the financial and membership report. Prizes from season tournaments were presented by Earl Beckley.
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Athens Country Club
Bush
Biddle
Maj. S. M. Johnson
T. R. Biddle
D. H. Sams
Earl Beckley
Columbus Day Observed in East Side School Assembly
East Side School held a Columbus Day assembly at 2 45 today with grades four to six participating. Ellen Shannon directed the program with Grace Ellen Foster presiding. readings by Bob Covert Jean Forsyth Marjorie Moler Aileen Shamel and Bobby Wilson and a dramatic sketch featuring King Ferdinand Isabel and courtiers.
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East Side
Ellen Shannon
Grace Ellen Foster
America
Bob Covert
Jean Forsyth
Foster Starlin
Robbie Morrison
Christopher Columbus
Marjorie Moler
Columbus
Aileen Shamel
Bobby Wilson
King Ferdinand
James Williams
Queen Isabel
Patricia Sherrarda
George Peckham
Glennes Junod
Jack Grover
Richard Chatman
Morris Wiley
Robbie Cuyler
Richard McGonkey
Dick Schloss
Keith Nelson
Funeral for Theo dore Moorhead in Logan
Funeral services for Theo dore Moorhead who died in Pittsburgh will be held Thursday at 7 PM at the intern Funeral Home in Logan. The family home was in Ath.
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Theodore Moorhead
Pittsburgh
Intern Funeral Home
Logan
Ath
Cheshire High School Home Economics Club elects officers
The Cheshire High School Home Economics Club met Tuesday night at 7 with elected officers President Ethel Roush Vice President Mabel Nichols Secretary Treasurer Rife and News Reporter Dorothy Athey. The group planned freshman initiation and games and served fruit salad and cake. Visitors included Margaret Davison Louise Starcher Isis Peters and Mrs Kathryn Shaver. Next meeting set for Oct 18 in Home Economics rooms.
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Cheshire
Cheshire High School
Home Economics
Ethel Roush
Mabel Nichols
Treasee Rife
Rothy Athey
Geneva Roush
Thelma Roush
Ida Thompson
Pearl DeWitt
Beatrice Briggs
Margaret Davison
Louise Starcher
Isis Peters
Kathryn Shaver
Make This Model at Home Two Blouse Patterns
Athens Messenger notes two blouse patterns, 2451 and 2275, with step by step instruction diagrams. Anne Adams designs contrast a soft, graceful model 2451 with a tailored 2275, ideal for new skirts. Sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 44 available, fabric yardages given for size 16, patterns priced 15c and 30c.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern Catalog Promises Fall Winter Wardrobe Aid
Plainly request buyers to send NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER and SIZE for patterns. Catalog offers 32 pages of Anne Adams models for fall and winter, adults to juniors, plus Christmas sewing ideas. Price fifteen cents for catalog, twenty five cents for catalog and pattern. mail orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Washington Camp Site Marked for Monument at Long Bottom
Daughters of the American Revolution located and surveyed the plot for a monument marking George Washingtons Oct 28 1770 camping place at Long Bottom. Ground will be donated by R H Pulling and the dedication is planned for Oct 28.
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Washington
Long Bottom
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
R. H. Pulling
W. F. Hawley
Local Happenings from Dayton to Gallipolis
Edward Trichler returns from Dayton after a monthlong visit with relatives. The Rev. Haner dies at the Haskins residence. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth and Susan Allensworth of Middleport visit F D Allensworth and family. B Y P U banquet attendees at Gallipolis included George McAllister Harold Thomas Charles McCarthy Ernest Russell and Eloise Yeanger. Fielding Hawkins and wife visit from Buyrus after a weekend with local relatives. Betty Ann Van Gilder returns to Marietta after a week with Clifford Van Gilder and family.
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Edward Trichler
Dayton
Haner
Elmer Haskins
Edgar Allensworth
Susan Allensworth
Middleport
F. D. Allensworth
B. Y. P. U. Association
Gallipolis
George McAllister
Harold Thomas
Charles McCarthy
Ernest Russell
Eloise Yeanger
Fielding Hawkins
Buyrus
Betty Ann van Gilder
Marietta
Clifford van Gilder
Alice Roosevelt Longworth Writing Memoirs at Rookwood
In Rookwood, the Cincinnati estate of her late husband, Alice Roosevelt Longworth is compiling her memoirs. The confidential project unfolds amid quiet surroundings as she documents her life and times.
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Cincinnati
Rookwood
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Beer by Spring Gardner Says Next Congress Will Vote In Favor of Beverage
John Nance Garner, Democratic vice presidential candidate, predicts Congress will approve beer legislation when it reconvenes. He said a poll supports that Congress will vote in favor by March 1 or 4, making beer available by next spring.
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Gardner
Congress
New York
U.P
John Nance Garner
Democratic National
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Mr. Newland
Athens
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Second Street
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A. M. Higgins
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Canaanville Road
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J. A. Slingluff
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New Marshfield Road
Lancaster
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W. F. Copeland
Lancaster Fair
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Loring Connett
J. W. Bodley
John H. Jackman
Richland Avenue
M. E. Church
John Ashton
Bates Cemetery
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Harry L. Davis
the Security Bank
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Willard Weekly
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Caldwell
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Dickie
Willard
Gailia County
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James Sloan
New Boston
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Huntington
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William van Gilder
Janet Edwards
Mason City
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Lewis Bumgarner
Marie
Athens Messenger Daily Pattern Department
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Marvin
Mary Jo
Portland
Mable, Curby
East Liverpol
Stella Chevalier
Seckman
East Liverpool
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Chichesters
McKee Drug CO
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