Missionary Society Meeting Frames City Service Theme
The Kristian Church Missionary Society met at Mrs. E. L. Church’s home with Mrs. Pedigo absent. Sessions featured drama on Church and the City, devotional songs, a report on subscriptions, book orders, and a charge to act for the city through prayer and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristian Church
The
Missionary Society of the
Istian
E. L. Church
Fernoon
Esident
S. E. G. Pedigo
Williams
Jesus
J. Arton
World Missionary Magazine
Ida Allison
Pheen
Ross
Cline
Aly
E. J. Persons
Thomas Gibson
L. B. McCune
Tuesday Club Meeting and Various Community Events
Calendar notes for Tuesday feature the Tuesday Club with Prof W F Copeland at North Hill and Miss Genevieve Apgar speaking on Childhood Bugbears. Also listed are circle meetings, PTA sessions, auxiliary events, guest night at Hobson Study Circle, medical talk by Dr George N Burger, and a Halloween party planned by Daughters of Union Veterans. An adoption decree for Forrest Lee Haskins changes his surname to Fisher. The page also notes fall town wear and business wear trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Copeland
North Hill
Genevieve Apgar
Sayre Study Circle
Frederick Pearson
Morris Ave
West Side P. T. A
H. A. Fisher
W. State St
Gallipolis
Clarence Fisher
Forrest Lee Haskins
Fisher
Business Women's Club
Athens County
Ohio
F]eanor
Chauncey
Washington
Myrta Ashworth
Wedding Guests From Many States Attend Eveleth Atkinson Harshman Nuptials
Out of town guests gathered for the wedding of Miss Eveleth Atkinson and Mr. Samuel Harshman with attendees from Nutley New Jersey Bristol Virginia Detroit Michigan Columbus Ohio Lexington Kentucky Cincinnati Ohio Shaker Heights Ohio Ashland Ohio and many others. Local residents hosted visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. C B Richeson from Fredericksburg and Mrs. E Lash and daughter Sue Lash in Cincinnati. Several couples and families from across Ohio and neighboring states joined the celebration and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveleth Atkinson
Samuel Harshman
Floyd Harshman
William Harshman
Howard Lown
David Lown
Nutley
N. J
Eleanor Harshman
Bristol
Ula Norton
Detroit
Mich
Charles Mahan
Lloyd Mahan
Lexington
William Messah
Cincinnati
Lois Millican
Shaker Heights
Mary Lou Lammers
Ashland
Jean Henderson
Smithfield
Charles M. Coulter
Fred Healy
Columbus
Bruce Bower
Lorain
Wyford Jones
Delaware
Chester Best
Robert Best
Lucile Bailey
Newcomerstown
John Talbott
Joan
Chappelle Talbott
Middleport
Dorothy Ledlie
Rutland
C. B. Richeson
Fredericksburg
Edgar Schumacher
Baltic
E. R. Lash
Miss Sue Lash
Schuster-Martin School of Drama
English Speaker Climax of Week of Welfare Work
Miss Katharine Edbrook an English exchange teacher from Ohio State University headlined the Open House for Athens Business and Professional Women, comparing English and American customs and praising American sociability and club life while noting English restraint and atmosphere. The event featured vocal solos by Miss Clara Kuenzli and drew club members from area groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Katharine Edbrook
Ohio State University
Athens
Edbrook
Clara Kuenzli
Thelma Robinson
Jackson
Portsmouth
Ena Rasp
Opal Rhodes
Cunning Avis Arlen Trapped In Secret Lodging
In a tense scene, Avis Arlen faces Philip Veritzen's rivals as the captors debate her loyalties and potential betrayal. They decide to restrain her and questions linger about Veritzen's authority and her true role.
Meddlers Hold Prisoner As Plans Unfold
In a tense scene, a woman is restrained with strips binding wrists and ankles as Avis and Miss Whitlock scheme to keep her from escaping. A knock at the door interrupts, and they redirect to a different suite to await further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Miss Whitlock
Standpipe Leak North Hill Paper Leads Local Notes
North Hill Paper published by John and Martha Caskey reports on local items. Martha Caskey edits, John Caskey handles business, their sister Dorothea is a first grade vice president, and others mention Nelle Foster on WHAS Kentucky, Lorna Jane Cooper teaching at Bowersville, and a three month old grandson of Mrs W L Gard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Martha Caskey
John Caskey
Cuch Reporter
J. Homer Caskey
North Hill
Standpipe
Youngs
Copelands
Waterloo Forest
Nelle Foster
WHAS
Louisville
University of Kentucky
Dorothea Caskey
Lorna Jane Cooper
Bowersville
W. L. Gard
David Melcher Gard
Lawren Brown to Speak on Blind Spot of Science
A. Lawren Brown Education Director of the Investors Syndicate Minneapolis will explain how depressions can be eliminated at the Southeast District Conference of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Friday October 21. He will use slides and graphs with a final address at 10 45 a m at First M E Church and the two day event opens Thursday 9 30 a m with registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lawren Brown
The
Investor’s Syndicate
Minneapolis
Investors Syndicate
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Irma E. Voigt
Brown
Emmett Rowles
Athens
Mr. Brown
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Canada
Mexico
Swamp
Metropolis
M. E
Ohio Federation
Wayne Antle of Trimble Dies at 40 at Home
Wayne Antle age 40 died at his Trimble home early today from a cerebral hemorrhage after ill health since last Thursday. He leaves his wife two sons Max 19 at the University of Kentucky and Cedric 8 at home and his parents Mr and Mrs Lew Antle. He owned a grocery and feed store in Trimble for years. No funeral arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wayne Antle
Trimble
Max
University of Kentucky
Cedric
Lew Antle
Antle
GHouse Gang tops Brown-Wolf in Wolf & Sons league night
Luckoffs bowling at Wolf & Sons Alleys claim three straight games led by L Trainer 219 and F Wolf 544 total. Brown-Wolf Market totals 2678, 2391 with players Brown Wolf Wollenhat Beshara McAllister Brown. Public Library hours noted and October loan total 1675. Carbondale visit lists Emma Lowry family guests William Simons Shirley Moser Jess Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Brown-Wolf Market
G House
Luckoffs
Wolf & Sons
L. Trainer
F. Wolf
M. Brown
A. Wolf
L. Seadman
Carbondale
Emma Lowry
William Simons
Shirley
Jess Moser
Akron
Social Notes Highlight Glouster Gatherings and Anniversary
Social notes recount Mr and Mrs Harvey Losey entertaining friends for their 17th wedding anniversary. Guests include Howard Davis family from New Lexington and several Losey relatives. Also noted are Rothwell Club plans with Mrs Mary Hawk and Bettie Thompson’s return from White Cross Hospital after an appendectomy. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a masquerade party at Legion Hall with masked attendees and baked goods, plus plans for October 29 dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Losey
Howard Davis
Maxine
New Lexington
Lawrence Losey
Wendell
Rheba Floe
Williard Lonberger
Loren
June
Leonard Losey
Corning
Bob Thompson
Steven Banfield
Victor Beshara
T. Thomas
Lewis Losey
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Hollister Bible Brotherhood Class Meets October 19
The Bible Brotherhood Class led by Edward Phelps will gather at Hollister School on Wednesday night October 19 at 7 30 for business and social hour. Older Men's Class No 1 members will attend as guests. Hollister Sunday School attendance in September and October is higher than in recent years, with a large crowd expected Sunday October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Bible Brotherhood
Edward Phelps
Ohio Women Clubs Invited To Forum in New York 1938
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs among invited bodies to attend the Forum on Current Problems in New York City at the Waldorf Astoria October 25 26 and at the New York World's Fair October 27. The eighth annual event themed America Facing Tomorrow's World features leaders including Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Dorothy Thompson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Women's Clubs
New York
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ohio
New York Herald Tribune
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
New York World's Fair
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
National Council of Jewish Women
Ohio League of Women Voters
Ohio Council of Jewish Juniors
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
America
Dorothy Thompson
Former Bishopville Resident Returns
GLOUSTER George W. Jewell of Portland Oregon visits sister Amanda Williams in Glouster born and raised near Bishopville. He moved to Portland 36 years ago and has lived there since. He is 77 and plans to see friends and schoolmates during this first home visit westward. Social affairs are being arranged in his honor. An additional note states there are about half as many apple trees in the United States now than 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George W. Jewell
Portland
Oregon
Amanda Williams
Bishopville
Mr. Jewell
United States
Racine Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Philson Home
The October Racine Garden Club held at Mrs John Philson’s home featured S H Fadely leading a program on House Plants Return to Winter Quarters. Members discussed a Federated Garden Clubs district report and Harry O Brian lecture notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine Garden Club
John Philson
S. H. Fadely
Ben Philson
District of Federated Garden Clubs
Zanesville
Gomer Lewis
Harry O’brian
Pomeroy
Emma Jiiden
Owen Watson
Fadely
Mabel Philson
Alfred Cooper
Old Mexico
Fort Lyon
Colorado
Mary Philson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philson
Do It Yourself Pinex Cough Remedy at Home
A home mix for cough relief combines two cups sugar with one cup water to make syrup, then add 24% ounces Pinex from a druggist to a pint bottle for a ready made remedy. The mixture is said to loosen phlegm, soothe irritated membranes, ease soreness, and aid sleep with a palatable taste and refund guarantee.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Cline
H. T. Phillips
Teeder
Mms
Roy Saylor
Dia
Mrs. Phil
First
M. E. Church
United Spanish War Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Auxiliary 64
Camp
Hobson Study Circle
Eastwood
W. B. Drake
Ann Swartz
F. C. Schilling
Higley
George N. Burger
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Athens Colony
New England
J. R. Harvey
State St
Silas Biddison
Arthur Boyles, Sr
Lydia Fenzel
John Cross
Harry Cromley
Alpha Gamma Delta
G. L. Evans
Social Sewing Society
Ralph Wright
Canaanville Road
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
Goe
American Association of University Women
Park Place
Eagles
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles Hall
Court and
Carpenter Sts
C. M. Shepherd
C. H. Grosvenor
Constance Leete
University Terrace
J. H. McClure
Marian
Charleston, Nl
Elias Efaw
Claysville
Emory Boyles
Fred
Waynesburg
Jesse Wier
Prudie Metz
Graysville
Harold Young
Hamley Run
Macy Haught
Fern
Ruth
Mary Perry
New Marshfield
L. H. Efaw
Fred Burch
Marietta
Emma Stotts
Pauline Bolin
Ethel Beekman
Eleanor Minister
Audra Blackwood
Lenore S. Stack
Gladys Brooks
Rowena Sprout
PTA
Athens Township Pta
Mechanicsburg
F. J. Taylor
Terrer
Vatican
Rome
Gallaher’s
Court Street
Avis Arlen
Philip Veritzen
Mr. Veritzen
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
John, Martha Caskey
Luckoff
Fred Brown
Rothwell
Mary Hawk
Bettie Thompson
White Cross Hospital
C. F. Wallace & Son
Bettie
Glouster High School
JENS
Nation Young
Nation
Toomorrow
Racine
Mrs. Philson
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