Parents and Teachers Plan Mutual Help at School
Supt. Harper C. Pendry urged a more active Parent-Teacher Association linking high and grade schools. Chiefs of the Junior-Senior High PTA outlined activities to engage students, while groups of fathers and mothers socialized after the meeting. Tonight, West Side PTA meets with East Side and Mechanicsburg groups to follow. Sorority rushing at Ohio University quieted after a weekend surge as pledges await a contact period before classes. Contract Bridge grows in popularity as Auction clubs persist. Sixty six male students move into the Palmer House for co operative living cutting costs for rent and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush Snyder
Society
Supt
Harper C. Pendry
Pendry
Ernest Gross
C. F. Rowland
J. R. Sprague
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Gross
Parent-Teacher Associations
Columbus
Thomas F. Gibson
Richard Imes
Paul Lewis
Oliver 8. Wood
Sherman Gilmore
Alsies
C. H. Bardin
Mary Connett
West Side
Parent- Teacher Association
East Side
Mechanicsburg
Athens
Ohio University
Palmer House
Hoover Cottage
Returning Residents And Visitors Across Ohio Town
Mrs Herman J. Tullis and daughter Martha Jane return to Detroit after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs C C Kerr in Salem. Mr Tullis, Detroit Postal Telegraph Cable manager, meets them at Marion. Dolores Henderson comes home from Devils Lake Michigan with Mr and Mrs H E Perry and son Robert. Daughters of Union Veterans to meet Wednesday at 7 p m in Worstell Building. Mrs Mary Parks of Salem visiting Eastham Cape Cod with Hayes family. Several relatives and friends visit Mrs Parks before East trip. Martin Josten improves after surgery at St Francis Hospital Columbus but remains serious. Mrs William Crombie Akron visits sister Mrs S S Carpenter. Bernadine Sprague returns from Cleveland Massillon and Uhrichsville trips. John Murphy family attend Brotherhood banquet in Chillicothe for charter members and lodge anniversary with speaker Clarence J. Brown. Goo Joe Burke to St Aloysian Academy Fayetteville. attended by friends in Cincinnati summer home. Paul Antoinette Athens and twin son of Mr and Mrs Charles DeMolet attend. Mrs Hazel Burke remains medical social supervisor in Cincinnati. Charles Densmore Ohio University News Bureau heads to Marion for editorial job at Marion Star. Dr T Harold Copeland Bedford returns from weekend with aunts Miss Anna and Miss Margaret Carleton. Dr Copeland son of Dr T A Copeland Athens and chief of staff at Bedford Municipal Hospital. E D Cooley and Edison Jr return from Chicago and World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Tullis
Martha Jane
Detroit
Mich
John Murphy
Chillicothe
Brotherhood of Railroad
J. H. Stewart Lodge No
Murray
Patrick Murphy
Clarence J. Brown
Joe Burke
Cincinnati
Friend Love
West State Street
St. Aloysian Academy
Fayetteville
Sisters of Charity
Middle West
Paul Antoinette
Athens
Charles DeMolet
Hazel Burke
Joe
Birth announcement for Carol Ann Smith
Mr and Mrs W H Smith of Grosvenor Street announce the birth of a daughter named Carol Ann on September 1.
Broadway Turns Folksy as New Plays Spark Mixed Reactions
New York theater critic notes a brief trend toward homier, earthy dramas on Broadway, with Tennessee-like tone in Tight Britches and Strangers at Home. The piece praises performances by Joanna Roos and Shepperd Strudwick, discusses Lila Lee’s comeback in Lady Jane, and weighs the crowd’s lukewarm reception to this simpler drama wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Tobacco Road
Rialto
Laurence Rivers
Joanna Roos
Alys Palmer
Shepperd Strudwick
Alys
Ethel Wilson
Ulys
Sally
Back-Button Fashion Returns in Paris London Designs
Chicago observers note a revival in winter fashion where garments require back fastenings. New models from Paris and London houses feature buttons and closures up the back, seen by designers in a private collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paris
London
Mrs Lawson Hosts Cull McWhorter and Murray McWhorter
Mrs G C Lawson entertained her brother Cull McWhorter of Yakima Washington and Murray McWhorter with wife from Weston West Virginia. Cull McWhorter visits his old Lewis County West Virginia home. Cull is an adopted Yakima Indian and called Big Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Lawson
Cull McWhorter
Yakima
Washington
Murray McWhorter
Weston
W. Va
Lewis Co. W. Va
Big Foot
Advice to Women on Work-Life Balance by Emily Kneubuhl
Emily Kneubuhl, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, argues that women need patience with the idea of nonstop work. She promotes fitness, honesty, discretion, education, and mature judgment for success across varied workplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Kneubuhl
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Sunday Guests Bring Many Family Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marquis hosted a large group from Canaonville Cambridge Sharon Athens Parkersburg W Va Guysville and New England for a Sunday gathering. Guests included Rube Gould and son Eva May H W Marquis Earl Court ney Charles Smith Ruth Parks Kender ick Marquis Ellie Bond Floyd Marquis Bobby Martin and Jessie Tucker with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaonville
Rube Gould
Athens
H. W. Marquis
Cambridge
T. L. Marquis
Eva May
Earl Courtney
Nellie June
Charlies Smith
Ruth Parks
Kenderick Marquis
Sharon
Charles Walraven
New England
Jessie Tucker
Guysville
Bobby Martin
Lift for Housewives From New York and Paris
Two stories profile beautiful women as ideals of leisure and style for harried housewives. The pieces discuss Gloria Swanson and Lila Lee, offer a distraction from chores, and note fall theater openings in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Lila Lee
Paul Harrison
City considers extended closing hours for bowling alleys
West requests midnight closing and Sunday afternoon hours for bowling alleys. council approves midnight closing but rejects Sunday operation. The city also seeks a $6 075 55 extra PWA grant for waterworks to cover higher bids, with new bids to be opened September 25. Budget for 1935 set at 84 450 04, tax valuation listed, and future tax law changes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. West
Court Street
Public Works Administration
PWA
East State Street
West State Street
Lancaster Street
Police Department
Health Department
Gloria a Tiger Type? A Paris cinema fashion critique
MORRIS GILBERT discusses Paris waking to the idea that Hollywood cinema leads in fashion propagation. French films are praised for discipline and intelligent gown choices, while French actresses lack budget and direction, leading to mismatched outfits on set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hollywood
Raymonde Latour
America
Dowler Ridge Homecoming Draws Friends
The Dowler Ridge Church hosted a homecoming and reunion on Sunday drawing many friends and former residents. Attendees came from Athens Lubbng Run Clell Pinney Roft Harrison Carbondale Glen Ebon Connett Mineral and others including Rev. John Thompson Rev. B F. Hughes Rev. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. John Mourne and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowler Ridge
George Banks
Isaaac Tucker
Henry Nice
Athens
John Thompson
Lubbng Run
John Mace
Clell Pinney
Roft Harrison
Agnes Drain
Lena Blackford
Joe Blackford
Carbondale
B F. Hughes
Nelsonville
Nixon
Logan
John
Frosts and friends spend Sunday at Bearwallow Ridge
Mr and Mrs Leo V Frost and three children join Mr and Mrs V G Westfall and two daughters and several others in a Sunday gathering at the country home of Mr Westfall on Bearwallow Ridge Athens area residents Dean H Frost Columbia and Ernest Frost Marie Bacon Marsh Secoy Reva Douglass Flora and William Kelley Crane Mo visited the gathering as vacationers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo V. Frost
V. G. Westfall
Thomas Pratt
Athens
Dean H. Frost
Columbu
J* J. Ernest Frost
Marie . M. Bacons Marsh Secoy
Reva Douglass
Flora
William Kelley
Crane
Westfall
Bearwallow Ridge
Leo Frost
Ernest Frost
Dinner Honors Miss Betz Daughter of Pittsburgh Betz Family
Miss Eleanor Betz of Athens entertained Sunday noon with six guests including Miss Betty Baker Miss Patterson Miss Catherine May Jane Mathews and Mrs Betz. Mrs Roe hosted the event at Athens Cay. Mr Lorre Betz, son of Mr Betz, entered Ohio University as a junior this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betz
C Betz
Pittsburgh
Athens
Eleanor
Athens Cay
Betty Baker
Paterson
Catherine
May Jane Matews
Roe
Daugh
A. B. Roe
Lorre
Ohio Universe
How To Cook Squirrel Tender Juicy From Old Guide
A historic how to on preparing squirrel. The method emphasizes skinning and removing inner portions, parboiling until tender, soaking, then frying in butter. Served with sour slaw and pickles for contrast.
Sewing Club Meeting at Roosevelt Chapter on Congress Street
The Roosevelt Sewing Club will meet with Mrs. Harry on North Congress Street at 7 30 p m The event marks the year’s election of officers and the annual club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mrs. Harry
North
Congress Street
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Dolores Henderson
Devils Lake
Michigan
H. E. Perry
Toledo
Miss Henderson
Daughters of Union Veterans
The
Odd Fellows
Worstell
Mary Parks
Salem
Eastham
Cape Cod
Mass
Hayes
East
Lucian Shaw
Xenia
John Dixon
Carbon Hill
Harry Dilcher
Oscar Pearson
William Heintz
Martin Josten
St. Francis Hospital
William Crombie
Akron
Carpenter
Bernadine Sprague
Cleveland
Maseillon and
Ubrichsville
Charles Densmore
Ohio University News Bureau
Marion
Marion Star
Densmore
Ohio University School of Journalism
T. Harold Copeland
Bedford
Anna
Margaret Carleton
Copeland
T. A. Copeland Athens
Te Dchief
Bedford Municipal Hospital
Simmons Coil
Springs
Atthens Gatq
Lydia E. Pinkham
By Paul Harrison
Crosby
Jane
Brother
Mrs. Ray Marquis
G. D. Gorham
Goneil
Gloria
Morris Gilbert
Kay Francis
France
K. Actia
Cline
Kelley
Silvus
Millie Se
Alczak
Regina W Satue
Ohio
Miss Welcs
Lady Madeline
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