Society and Personal Mention Highlights from Ames News
Social notices recount a Ridge Party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeMolet with four bridge tables won by Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr. John W. Dowler. A joint Hallowe en and anniversary class meeting at Mrs. Charles Knox home featured officers nominated for the coming year. Dance at the Country Club starts the winter social calendar with a no costumes policy. Birth announcements include Dorothy Ann Monroe Brown and Carlos William Shaver. A Halloween party at the Progressive Literary club and a lecture at the Ohio Circulation Managers association meet are noted. Dinner honors for newlyweds O O Mantz host George McKinley and guests include several area residents.
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Charles Knox
High Street
J. W. Bingman
W. D. Robinson
M. E. Chatley
E. J. Jones
FE. D. Cooley
W. E. Landis
Elsie Finsterwald
S J. Scott
FE. G. Campbell
FE. H. Phelps
Jess Maxwell
Homer Rodehaver
Masquerade Hallowe en Party Pleases Pollyanna Class
The Pollyanna class of the Christian church Sunday school held a masquerade Halloween party in the church social rooms. Judges chose the prettiest dressed couple Miss Leah Bever and Miss Dorothy Osborne as bride and groom, while Miss Eva Nagle and Miss Alice McKibben won for comic attire. Lillian Landis led an entertaining program of stunts.
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Christian Church Sunday School
Leah Beverage
Dorothy Osborne
Eva Nagle
Alice McKibben
Lillian Landis
Letter Golf Puzzle Opens With Coal Theme
A newspaper puzzle notes that changing one letter at a time can transform phrases such as coal to fire. Each step must form a common word, no slang, keeping letter order. A sample solution appears on the Inst page today.
Halloween dinner and visitors in Athens area circles
Forty six girls and teachers hosted a Halloween themed dinner at 28 Montrose Avenue with twelve place settings. Guests included Rev M E Chatley and others as well as Dr H T Phillips who is in New Orleans for post graduate study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. J. Person
H. T. Phillips
New Orleans
Four Claimants for Indianapolis Mayor After Duvall Disenfranchisement
Indianapolis confronts a disputed mayoral vacancy as four claimants seek the office of Mayor John L. Duvall. Duvall, removed after conviction of violating the corrupt practices act, was ousted by the city council, with Charles E. Negley named mayor pro tem.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Charles E. Negley
Protem
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E. L.church
Country Club
Hallowe'en
Dorothy Ann
Monroe
Brown
Ruth Davis
New York City
Val Davis
Pallas Club
8S. H. Bing
Morris Avenue
Carlos Shaver
Chillicothe
Carlos William
Clyde Shaver
Richland Avenue
Shaver
Edith Smith
William Smith
McArthur
W. B. Johnson
Ohio Circulation Managers' Association
Neil House
Columbus
Johnson
Athens Messenger
O. O. Mantz
West
Washington Street
George McKinley
B. F. Allen
Nelsonville
Arthur Kuchner
Windsor
S. Court ST
Griselda
Flamingo
Jama the
Mad Carews
Kitty
A. E. Mason Scarborough
Mary Borden de la Roche
Martha Ostense
Warwick Deepeng
Eve
James B. Cabell
Children of the
Ritz
Fur House of America
Silvus
Style Shop
Ciojail
Aby
W. AW. Lee
Joy Saylor
B. W. Pickering
John Perry
Ethel Pickering
Youngstown
Athens
Joseph Ly Pickering
South High Street
Pickering
Kenneth Pickering
Joe
Jack
Raven High School
Louise Roach
Cleveland
Marry M. Roach
North College Street
Leo Nelson
Lola Ewing
Bobby
Akron
Seldon Neilson
Charles Ewing
William Bush
East State Street
Logan
Edgar Hillyer
Genevieve McLeod
Constance McLeod
Lawrence Apartments
Miss McLeod
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Woman's City Club
Dayton
McCook Air Field
Washington, D. C
Air Service Department
Fred M. Hutchinson
Sylvania
W. B. Halbert
William Hutchinson
I’. W. Bush
Wirginia Beach
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Richmond
Board of
John Stewart Bryan
Laburnum
E M. Freeman
New Marshfield
Miss Maude
Ohio University
Circleville
John Hall
Myrtle
Bert
By Taylor
the New Orthophonic
Victor Dance Records
Fox
Good News
A Perce
Grorche Olsen
Varsity
George Olsen
Paul Whiteman
Top Weems
B. F. Goopren
Silvertown Corp Orchestra
Nat Suilkret
THE
Victor Orchestra
Johny Hamp
Manhattan Mary
Paul Willeman
Fang
Ciamoe
Fedes
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