Pi Beta Phi Arrow Tea Honors New Patroness and Rushees
Pi Beta Phi held its first fall social, the Arrow Tea, at the chapter house Thursday afternoon to honor new patroness Mrs. Fred R. Beasley and welcome rushees. The receiving line included Pi Beta Phi president Helen Mayes and Mrs. Mary Esther Smith, with patronesses Mrs. Robert Gates Dawes and Mrs. R. H. White.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Arrow
Fred R. Beasley
Pi Beta Phi
Helen Mayes
Mary Esther Smith
Robert Gates Dawes
R. H. White
Harry
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic
An old family tonic made from roots and herbs. It claims to stimulate the appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation. Add 10 cents per bottle for packing and mailing charges.
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BIG Chief Indian Herb Tonic
Tonto Snake Oil Liniment and Uses
An old advertisement touts Tonto Snake Oil Liniment to be used with Big Chief Tonic for neuralgia pains stiff neck scuffed by exposure muscular cramps stiffness from exertion bites frost bites and minor sprains across back chest throat and tendons.
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Ad in Athens Ohio
43c, 2 bottles 79c exclusively at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Athens Ohio likely promotes a bargain on two bottles with a 43 cent price and 79 cent each.
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Athens, Ohio
DAR District Meetings Bring State Officials to St Clairsville
Three DAR conferences were held this week with state officers and chapter officers present. Mrs. O D Dailey and Mrs. Lowell Burnelle attended the S E District in St Clairsville, the N E Conference in Massillon, and the Central District Conference in Granville. Mrs. Dailey and Mrs. Burnelle belong to Nabby Lee Ames Chapter. Mrs. John H Dana and her daughter visit from Loudonville and will winter in Florida after Oct. 1. Mrs. Charles Wood entered White Cross Hospital Columbus after two operations. her condition is very good.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
O. D. Dailey
Albany
D.A.R
Lowell E. Burnelle
Glouster
Children of the American Revolution
St. Clairsville
S. E
T. J. Summer
Marietta
N. E
Massillon
Granville
Dailey
Burnelle
Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
John H. Dana
Loudonville
John P. Dana
Louise Dana
Tripp
University Terrace
Middle of September Brings Renewed Club Activities
Mrs. Jennings arrives in Athens en route to California and posts two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sherrard at Elmwood Place. A reception schedule unfolds as townsfolk plan parties in her honor during her stay in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stout return from a Florida wintering trip and brief sojourns in Warren, Pittsburgh, and New York City including a stay at the Roosevelt.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Pearl Jennings
Los Angeles
Boston
J. S. Sherrard
Elmwood Place
Jennings
Edward Jennings
Charles
Judith
East
B. F. Stout
S. College St
Warren
Florida
Pittsburgh
New York City
New York
Hotel Roosevelt
A. B. Roe
City
John Cross
Albert Bromley
Hawthorne
Cal
Bromley
California
Hobson Circle Opens Fall Session at Mrs Clutter Home
Eighteen members attended Hobson Study Circle’s first fall meeting at Mrs D M Clutter’s Maplewood Place home. Dorothy Clutter played a piano solo as Roll call reflected summer events. President Mrs Wilson Norris presided. Mrs D R Clippinger spoke on the Martha Berry Schools in Georgia. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughters.
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Hobson Study Circle
D. M. Clutter
Maplewood Place
Dorothy Clutter
Wilson Norris
D. R. Clippinger
Martha Berry
Georgia
One Woman and The Shadow Shanty Tales at Good Home
John Good of Strathmore Boulevard builds a small back yard cabin with lights radio cots and shelves that friends use for sleep and study. The Shadow nickname comes from the little brown shingled retreat as family life and party anecdotes unfold around the Good home.
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John Good
P. F. Good
Strathmore Boulevard
John
Mrs. Good
Peter
Civic and club meetings fill Friday evening calendar
Ladies Auxiliary of the NALC hosts Mrs. E H Galligher at 135 Lancaster St. M and H Circle gathers at Mrs. Sally Johnson’s Shaf er St. residence. Current Events Club meets at Mrs. E L Church home with Mrs. W H Radford leading. Athens County Republican Women convene in the county courthouse with state convention reports and Sen H T Phillips speaking.
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The
N.A.L.C
E. H. Galligher
Lancaster St
M and H
Sally Johnson
Shafer St
Margaret Frost
Current Events Club
E. L. Church
N. Congress St
W. H. Radford
Athens County
H. T. Phillips
Marriage Meddlers Synopsis Delays Near Death Scene
In a Sag Harbor farmhouse Edith Fairfax clings to Dicky while Madge Graham plots to join the Ananias circle. Edith suspects deception as fireside danger looms from Jack Leslie’s gang, prompting a down stairs move that unsettles her and shifts control to Madge and Miss Whitlock.
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Sag Harbor
Edith Fairfax
Madge Graham
Ananias” Society
Edith
Dicky
Madge
Jack Leslie
Miss Whitlock
Ohio U. beauty alumna earns Atlantic City Miss America bid
Former Ohio University co-ed Juanita Wright of Huntington West Virginia was among 16 finalists at the Atlantic City Miss America pageant while a freshman at OU and a member of Alpha Gamma Delta. She later attended Marshall College and competed under the alias Miss Huntington as endorsed by Huntington businessmen. A Huntington man notes Southern Ohio girls look crisper and more American, while a silhoutte artist at the Athens County Fair ties redheads to oats and iron. William Pugh of Gloucester enlisted in the U S Regular Army after high school and now attends West Point prep school at Fort Monroe, with brother Dean entering Ohio University as a freshman.
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Ohio U
Juanita Wright
Huntington
W. Va
Juanita
Silver Mirror
O.U
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Marshall College
West Virginia
Atlantic City
Ohio
Gallipolis
Athens County
William Pugh
Earl K. Pugh
Glouster
H. A. Elkins
U. S. Regular Army
Glouster High School
Langley Field
William
West Point
Fort Monroe
Dean
H.B.F
Presbyterian Class Meets and Cemetery Notice
The Presbyterian Church class opened its year with a picnic at the Cottingham summer house near Athens attended by 28 members and 12 guests. Clark's Chapel Cemetery Association will meet at the church on Sunday September 22 at 2 p.m. Bake Sale planned by Alexander Church Auxiliary for Saturday September 21 at Kerr Hardware Store.
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The
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Cottingham
Athens
F. R. Luchs
H. T. Houf
O. D. Morrison
V. C. Vickers
Clarks Chapel Cemetery
Clark's Chapel
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Kerr’s Hardware Store
Business Women Hear International Speaker in Columbus
Miss Mary A. Dingman addressed the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at The Neil House in Columbus urging a New World Order rooted in faith and Christian civilization. Athens Club representatives discussed plans for National Business Women's Week and reported growth of England clubs from 12 to 24 in the past year.
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Mary A. Dingman
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Neil House
Columbus
Miss Dingman
Woman's International Organization Committee
Europe
Geneva
Dingman
Ohio Federation
Athens Club
Ethel Beekman
Rowena G. Sprout
Sprout
Geraldine Hope
Athens
Margaret Mel Cutcheon
Eleanor A. Minister
Freda Smith
Marie S. Schaffter
Wooster
England
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English Channel
Britain
D. A.R
Woodworth S
Mrs. Jennings
B. F. Stouts
Hobson Circle
Punky” Peden
Don Peden
Ohio University
Joan Bush
Joan
Punky
Iowa
Pedens
Singmaster
Athens Township
Parent-Teacher Association
Daughters of the Revolution
Eleanor Phillips Fisher
Grosvenor St
Mary Williams
R. L. Morton
Australia
Betty Tuller
Adele, Garrison
Whitlock
Ash
Lillian
Katherine
Pinafore
Jo Parrish
Smith College
Josephine Frany
Vassar
Cottingham
Kappa Phi
H. EF. Benz
Fairview Ave
Bake Sale
Audrey Bates
John Tombaugh
Erie
E. C. Christy
William Healey
Mildred Fitch
Erie, Pa
T. E. Fitch
Minnie Bean
Cline
Nother
Jean
West Union St
Cottons
Logan
Broughton
Broughton's
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