Lively Discussion at Child Conservation League Meeting
Mrs. Fred Lee Tom hosted the Child Conservation League gathering at 47 Maplewood Drive with 21 members present. President Mrs. W. S. Giesecke presided as Mrs. A. W. Boettcher led a program on Are Parents Good for Children. A lively discussion followed amid piano solos and songs. Eva Welsh won the contest. 25 attended refreshments served by the hostess and assistants. Guests included Mrs. W. C. Clark, Mrs. J. L. Maxwell, and Mrs. R. D. Radford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lee Tom
Maplewood Drive
Child Conservation League
W. S. Giesecke
America the Beautiful
Edgar Allen Guest
A. W. Boettcher
T. H. Gibson
Eva Welsh
Dana
J.L. Maxwell
R. D. Radford
W. C. Clark
J. L. Maxwell
Maecenas Club Program Ends With Dinner at Home
The Maecenas Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Dan’s home on Second Street. President Mrs. Fred Stauffer led a program that opened with America the Beautiful and had each member respond to roll call with notes on her yearly topic. A social hour and dinner followed. Guests included Mrs. Charles Wood Mrs. N. S. Welk and Mrs. H. H. Kinsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
Frank Dan
Second
Fred Stauffer
Charles Wood
N. S. Welk
H. H. Kinsel
Two Papers on Progressive Club Program
Two papers given at the Progressive Literary Club meeting hosted by Mrs. A W Johnson at 42 Grosvenor Street. Mrs L E Carpenter spoke on Through Colonial Doorways while Mrs L C Meade presented Golden Years of the South and Memories of Old Black Mammy. Mrs Blery Michael and Miss Natalie Slaughter were guests. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs H M Brookins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
A. W. Johnson
Grosvenor Street
H. M. Brookins
L. E. Carpenter
L. C. Meade
Blery Michael
Natalie Slaughter
Delphian Society Hosts Athena Chapter Meeting Notes
Delphian Society Athena Chapter met at Mrs. E. J. Shannon home with 16 members present. Subjects for the year are Medieval Stories and Early English Fiction. Next gathering October 14 at Mrs. Clyde Featherston's home includes a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Shannon
West State Street
Athena
Delphian
Mary Kahler
Clyde Featherston
Lancaster Street
Bond Girl Lola Long Stays With Milton Reiff In Attica
Lola Long 18, will live with Milton Reiff, farmer of Attica Ohio, instead of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Long. Years ago her father owed Reiff 260 dollars and bound Lola out to work to repay the debt. When the father sought her return she refused and a court sustained her choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Long
Milton Reiff
Attica
Samuel Long
Reiff
Lola
District Meet of Society in Hebbardsville Oct 1
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church with Amesville and Alexander societies will hold a district meeting at the Hebbardsville Church on Wednesday October 1 at 11 oclock forenoon. Mrs J T Merwin serves as district president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Amesville
Alexander Societies
Hebbardsville
J. T. Merwin
Athens visit from former Logan residents
Mrs. John Elder and her daughters Mrs. Roy Tracy Logan and Mrs. Bernard Wysong, all of Columbus, drove from Logan to Athens on Tuesday to visit their former home and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Lummis
Richmond
Columbus
John Elder
Roy Tracy
Logan
Bernard Wysong
Athens
Long Distance Booze Detector Helps Harper County
Kansas prosecutor Guy Neal uses a telescope from the courthouse cupola to spot bootleggers on highways within a 106 mile radius. Neal says he has already caught six violators with the method, a novel approach reported from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Neal
Wichita
Kans
U.P
Guy Neal
Harper County
Hoover to address bankers in evening October 2
President Hoover will deliver his speech to the American Bankers Association in Cleveland in the evening of October 2, with the address to be broadcast. In Ot Vernon, Mrs Elmo Myers, 47, died from burn injuries when kerosene set her kitchen ablaze, destroying the home two miles east of Centerburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
American Bankers Association
OT. Vernon
Elmo Myers
Centerburge
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Progressive Club
Delphian Society
J. B. Acomb
Cincinnati
Rev
W. S. Acomb
George Pennell
Bridgeport
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Tedrow Gibbs
George W. Gibbs
Albert Hahn
C. J. Ross
Pearl Street
Deborah
The
Christian Church
Mission Circle
First Christian Church
Epworth League
M. E
Harold PD. Addicott
Mayville
N. D
L. J. Addicott
H. T. Phillips
Addicott
State Teacher's College
Lionee Schaeffler
University Terrace
M. LE. Frazee
Iances Holton
Murray, Ky
Frazee
New Jersey
C. B. Wisenburg
Maud Fenzel
West Washington Street
Noble Grand Club
Jesse Mansfield
Mulberry Street
Bishop
Central Avenue
M. EE
Elmer Spencer
Plains
James A. Caldwell
Becky Mae
Wellston
Arvilla van Dyke
Emma Blainey
Mae Herron
Big Daylight
George Simpson
Buckeye Bullet
Ohio State
New Zealand
Birmingham
Ala
William N. Ainsworth
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Cannon, Jr
Liead
Petrolagar
Pierce Golden Med
Pierce
Amerika
California
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Najol
Ghe
Eure
Ney Ones Eds
Horlick’s
Creorausion
Abe
Scholl
Bebe
Nde
Hills
Groves
Chiethia
Moone
Sloan’s Liniment
Paramount Distr
Paris
Hind’s
Jad
Johnson
SQ de West
Soc Armand Creams
Abc
Hepatica Large
Sie
Fletcher
Oem
Castoria
Horlick’s Malted Mills
Miles Nervine
Abepe
Wampole
Energine
Tanlac
Konic A
Glostora
Moltlee
Tauram
Monnen
Crean
Williams
Shiek
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