Southeastern Ohio to host two day Ohio club conference
Society Athens becomes the center for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs district meeting on Oct twenty and twenty one. Hundreds of club women travel for registration at nine thirty Thursday morning at the First Methodist Church. Speakers include Mrs. M Y Newcomb and Dr Irma Voigt among others with events from a luncheon at noon to an evening program and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Club Women of District
Athens
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Church
M. Y. Newcomb
Cincinnati
Emmett Rowles
Athens City Federation of Women’s Clubs
William W. Gosling
Clifford Cornell
Nora Atkinson
Chauncey L. Newcomer
Idith Wray
Ohio University
England
Frank B. Dilley
A. A. Atkinson
Ohioana
E. H. Gaylord
Phillip Peterson
Harry P. von
Kennell
Chillicothe
Rowles
Earl B. Padgett
C. W. Hoskinson
Ambrose Middleton
Irma E. Voigt
Chauncey L
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Priscilla Needle Club
Arthur Boyles
Pine Place
West Side PTA Holds Halloween Themed Community Sing
West Side PTA hosted a Halloween refreshment table with cider and doughnuts during a community sing Tuesday night. Fourth graders performed songs led by director and pianist Miss Clara Kuenzli. First grade, taught by Miss Mabel Darst, won the attendance prize. Mrs Jack Kerns presided at the meeting with plans for the study group led by Mrs Harold McGrath at 17 Curran Drive Monday night with leader Mrs Bernard Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Parent- Teacher Association
Postiilion
Clara Kuenzli
Mabel Darst
Jack Kerns
West Side P.T.A
Harold McGrath
Curran Drive
Bernard Chandler
Bessie Andrus Artists Set For Collins Festival Night
The Bessie Andrus Artists bring a musical playlet on Johann Strauss to First Christian Church Friday Oct 21 as part of the Collins Festival with Leonard Balsamo and Sidney Stafford as leads. An evening of music, costumes and showmanship is promised along with the Strauss operetta. Next week features the play Mary's Other Husband and season-ticket holders are urged to arrive early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Andrus
Johann Strauss
Miss Andrus
Chicago
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Leonard Balsamo
Mary Garden
Italy
Sidney Stafford
Leon Rosenbloom
American Concert Orchestra
Mary
Church Groups of Glouster Open Conference Program
Glouster hosts a workers conference at the Church of Christ with a pot luck supper. E K Peugh leads devotions and discusses class problem topics from the Loyal Men Women and Daughters classes. Committees assign devotions dining room and Bible School welcome team for Sunday.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
E. K. Peugh
Hazel Janchius
Bess Henshaw
Lena Smith
Wealthy Williams
Bible School
Williams Peugh
Hazel Jauchius
Maude Williams
Child Dies in Hospital During Tonsil Operation
Barbara Lou Richards, 5, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Richards III, died at Mercy Hospital Tuesday at 11 am during a tonsil operation. Funeral services set for Thursday at 4 pm at the Church of Christ with Rev D P Morris officiating. Burial in Glouster Cemetery by C F Wallace and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Barbara Lou Richards
Joseph Richards III
Mercy Hospital
Church of Christ
D. P. Morris
Glouster Cemetery
C. F. Wallace and Son
Mrs Charles Pettit Tertiary Transported After Ambulance Run
Mrs Charles Pettit was taken to St Francis Hospital in Columbus by C F Wallace and Sons ambulance Tuesday. An operation was scheduled to be performed today.
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Glouster
Charles Pettitt
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
C. F. Wallace & Sons Ambulance
Funeral Services for Wayne Antle Planned
Funeral services for Wayne Antle of Trimble will be Thursday at 2 PM at Trimble M E Church with Rev. Donnelly of Columbus and Rev. R S Lawrence officiating. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery by C F Wallace & Son. He owned three stores including a meat market in Glouster and a grocery and feed store in Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Jacksonville
Helen Linscott
Trimble
Merle Potter
Amesville
Blanche Gears
Antle
Glouster
Nelsonville
Glouster Woman Harley Headley Dies After Illness
Glouster Mrs. Harley Headley died at the family home Tuesday afternoon after a month's illness. She leaves her husband and two daughters Mildred a Cincinnati schools teacher and Violet of Springfield, two brothers H D Groves and Ray Groves of Somerton Ohio, and two sisters Mrs Rachel Pryor of Barnesville and Mrs Charles F Reed of Jacksonville. No funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harley Headley
Mildred
Cincinnati
Violet
Springfield
H. D. Groves
Ray Groves
Somerton
Rachel Pryor
Barnesville
Charles F. Reed
Jacksonville
Bradbury Community Notes Report Nov 9 Revival Plans
Bradbury notes cover visits by Harry Kauff and others to relatives in Albany. Fishing at Peoples Lake, Bible School counts, a Bradford revival concluded, and upcoming revival at the local church with evangelist O W Williams. Moves include David Russell selling his farm and Daddy Swisher ill. Calprune buyers: 50,000 tons purchased by the federal government for two million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Bradbury
Harry Kauff
Albany
Ben Morris
Ote Smith
Roy Pierce
Peoples Lake
Nease Settlement
Bradford
J. P. Miller
O. W. Williams
McArthur
O. L. Smith
Athens Garden Club Hears Of Flower Photography
The Athens Garden Club met at Mrs. T. R. Biddle's Park Place home for an evening program on flower photography. Mrs. Forsyth spoke, Prof. Slutz showed color film of Athens gardens, including the Biddle and Wolfe properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Garden Club
Biddle
F. D. Forsyth
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Raymond Slutz
Athens
Thomas Wolfe
Frank R. Murphey
C. H. Horn
Florida
Daytona Beach
Dean
Clinton Biddle
Weston
Massachusetts
Stonington
Conn
Wolfe
Hocking Parks
Victor Reis
Ohio State University
Elwin R. O'Neill
Pomeroy-Middleport
Harry P. O’brien
O’brien
Better Home and Gardens and
Country Gentlemen Magazines
William S. Shepherd
Garden Club
Sayre Study Circle Hosts Guest Night Meeting
Roll call highlighted first movies seen by members as 20 members and 13 guests gathered at Mrs. Frederick Pearson's home. Mrs. D B Green reviewed Heidi Grows Up by Charles Treitten, translator of the original Heidi stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Study Circle
Frederick Pearson
Morris Ave
D. B. Green
Charles Treitten
Treitten
Pearson
Mamie Steele
Carl Porter
Missing Girl Sparks Hotel Search Scene in Novel
Narrator fends off hotel manager Mr Milner while plotting a ruse to hide a missing girl. He feigns sleep and sedative fakery to avoid suspicion as a somnambulist niece wanders, while pretending to inspect rooms to placate authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Whitlock
Mary
Mr. Milner
Meddlers and a Mysterious Visitor in a Hotel Suite
Adele Garrison depicts a tense hotel scene as Avis Arlen and a detective named Milner hunt for a hidden woman. The narrator feigns calm while considering a drastic measure to silence the captive, signaling danger and intrigue in the suite.
Mrs Heffken Honored At 79th Birthday Dinner
An annual birthday dinner in Taylor Ridge celebrated Mrs Dora Heffken turning 79. Family members from Akron Glouster Millfield Athens Harrietsville Greens Run and Greens Run attended with lunches long tables full of gifts and a large cake presented by daughter Mrs Anna Coey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Dora Heffken
Heffken
Anna Coey
Akron
Glouster
Henry Heffken
Beth Henrietta
Carlyn
Garnett Blower
Millfield
Glen McConkey
Ruth McVay
Athens
Guy McVay
Dora Jane Malier
Harriettsville
W. D. Coey
Russell
Ethel Corwin
Fred Leake
Ray Leake
Nancy Kay
Lanny
Greens Run
Fred Heffken
Jean
June
Billlie
Calendar listings for local clubs and meetings
Community calendars note Higley Study Club talk by Dr George N Burger on Medical Frontiers and Goals at 600 Pocahontas Lodge with a benefit party to follow. Other events include Athens Colony New England Women meeting at 69 W State St, Alpha Gamma Delta Auxiliary at 45 Morris Ave, Daughters of Union Veterans Halloween party at IOOF Hall, Travel Study group AAUW at 35 Park Place, East Side PTA Father night 7 30 pm at East Side School with Carl Nessley speaking, AAUW Theatrettes at Faculty Women's Club, Lydia Lash Evans Club meeting cancelled due to district conference October 20 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Schilling
Higley
George N. Burger
Athens Colony
New England
J. R. Harvey
State St
Silas Biddison
Arthur Boyles
Lydia Fenzel
John Cross
Harry Cromley
Lydia Lash Evans
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Banquet and Tea Honor Cresset Mortar Board Installation
New Cresset Chapter of Mortar Board celebrated its installation with a Saturday banquet at Athens Country Club for 84 active members and alumnae. A Sunday tea at Dean Voigt's home featured greetings from national officers and campus leaders, with telegrams from other Mortar Board chapters arriving in congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresset
Mortar Board
National Honorary Society
Athens Country Club
Irma FE. Voigt
Country Club
Sara Jones
Esther Jane Hand
Margarethe Faulstich
Katherine Kuhlman
Edith Wray
W. M. Fowler
Carol Seeger
Jeanne Pace
Lindley Lounge
Group of
Carol Seegner
Dean Voigt
Park Place
Kuhlman
Fowler
James Patrick
Ruth van Orsdall
Martha Ransdall
Betty Hoyt McCoy
L. C. Staats
Grace Atkinson Stewart
Gordon Gray
Mary Antoinetta
Clark Williams
R. L. Morton
Ohio University
Farewell Party for Father A V Kessler Hosted at Holy Cross
Holy Cross parish in Glouster plans a farewell in the church basement for Rev. Father A V Kessler who departs Friday for the Corpus Christi Church in Columbus. He will be succeeded by Father Edwin E Yocke of Akron, ordained last May, in his first parish.
Krogers Defeat Blowers In City Bowling Match
Krogers beat the Blowers two of three in the Wolf & Sons Alleys city league. J Johnston rolled a 214 high single and J Wolf Sr posted a 590 triple for the Kroger squad.
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Glouster
Krogers
Wolf & Sons
J. Johnston
J. Wolf, Sr
Blowers J. Wolf, Sr
J. Zimmer
J. Blower
N. Parks
Kroger E. Yount
A Gamwell
H. Kittrell
Dinner Reunion Honors Brother From Portland
Mrs. Etta Frazier of The Plains hosted a Sunday dinner for 24 guests to honor her brother George W. Jewell of Portland Oregon aged 80. Jewell, born in Bishopville, moved to Maitland Missouri in 1882 then to Portland where he has lived, visiting east for the event after 37 years apart.
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the Plains
George W. Jewell
Portland
Oregon
Etta Frazier
The
Plains
Bishopville
Jewell
Maitland
George Williams
Clark Kinder
Trimble
Charles Jewell
Glouster
Donald Gordon
Betty
Donna
Bobby
Anita
Ilesboro
Clarence McDonald
Evelyn
Lucile
Ladonna
Juanita
Kenneth Frazier
Wyona
Imogene
Wilma
Franklin
Logan
Mable Conrad
Athens
John G. Frazier
Frazier
Miss Juanita Linscott Hosts Birthday Bridge Party
Miss Juanita Linscott entertained sixteen guests at an eight o clock buffet supper at her Amesville country home honoring Kenneth M. Smith of Athens. Guests presented a gift to the honoree and four bridge tables were in play after the meal. Attendees included A. R. Linscott Homer Ecckard and families Merrill Linscott and son Jackie Raymond Shepard Harry Carl Radford Jessie Smart Ruby Byers and Kenneth M. Smith. Also listed were June and Betty Amesville and Misses June and Betty Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Linscott
Amesville
Kenneth M. Smith
Athens
A. R. Linscott
Homer Ecckard
June
Betty
Merrill Linscott
Jackie
Columbus
Raymond Shepard
Harry
Hope
Carl Radford
Jessie Smart
Ruby Byers
Middleport
Sigma Phi Gamma Halloween Party at Croy's
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority members gathered at Miss Madge Croy’s country home for a Halloween party after a brief business meeting. Hostesses were Misses Joe and Kate Barstow and Miss Madge Croy. Mrs. Fred Weber won the laughingest costume prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma
Madge Croy
Joe
Kate Barstow
Fred Weber
Louise Rowland
Zeta Tau Alpha Honors Founders With Founders Day Program
Zeta Tau Alpha marked Founders Day with a dessert course and program for alumnae pledges and active members. Eleanor Cook Shirley Buzard Thelma Rostier participated after summer service at Health Center in Marion Virginia. The sorority dates its founding to 1898 and now has 76 chapters and over 11 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
Eleanor Cook
Shirley Buzard Thelma Rostier
Health Center
Marion
Virginia State Teacher's College
Farmville
Maude Jones Horner
Alice Bland Coleman
Ethel Coleman van Name
Ruby Leigh Orgain
Frances Yancey Smith
Della Lewis Handley
Helen M. Crafford
Alice Welsh
Mary Jones Batte
Olive Tablets Offer Constipation Relief and Liver Support
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to prevent constipation by stimulating liver bile. It claims gentle bowel movements and digestion support, noting decades of use and prices of 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
All Druggista
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West Side Pta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
RYTEX
Greytone
Collins Festival
Christian Church
Church Groups of
Child
ATLAS
Bradbury News
Bly
San Jose
Cal
California
Margaret. Mizner
Herbert Carsey
Hebbardsville
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Avis Arlen
Avis
Mrs. Heffken
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Alpha Gamma Delta
G. L. Evans
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
American Association of University Women
East Side P. T. A
East Side
Carl Nessley
Frances MacGregor Phillips
France
America
Faculty Women's Club
Doris Chapman
Grosvenor St
Clyde Mansfield
Robert Griser
Oom
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge No. 553
J.C.C.F. Hall
Esee Christian Endeavor Society of the
Richland Ave
A. V. Kessler
Blowers
Ore
Miss Linscott
United Truck Drivers Union No. 724
Chappelear's
Chauncey
Vicks
Vicks Va
Croy's
Oor
Beauty Shop
Hotel Athens
Tru-Art Permanents
National Pharmacy Week
McKee's
McKee Drug Coecurity Bank Bldg
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