Sunday Afternoon and Evening Teas by O U Sororities
Sorority open houses at Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Delta Zeta Tau Alpha and others drew active members prospective rushees alumnae and patronesses Sunday. Hosts included Pauline Cone Ruth Green Ann Bradbury Brice Michael Ariana Miller and Misses Davis Kenney Westenhaver Clutts Warden. events featured tea tables candlelit rooms and pink pastel decor with planned future activities at Zeta Tau Alpha and Delta Sigma Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega House
North College Street
Pauline Cone
Ruth Green
Rushing
Emma Steary Smith
Ann Bradbury
Sher
Pi Beta Phi House
Ann Pickering
T. W. Craig
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Brice Michael
Louise Westenhaver
Frances Clutts
Catherine Kenney
Marjorie Scott
Zeta Tau Alpha
South College Street
Ariana Miller
Dorothea Davis
Neil Woolsey
Zeta Tau Alphas
University Hospital
Elsie Druggen
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Alpha Xi Delta
College Street
Alpha Delta Theta
University Terrace
Phi Mu
East State Street
Rush Elliott
Elliott
One Oclock Bridge Luncheon at Eastwood
Mrs. J. H. McClure hosted a Friday bridge luncheon for Mrs. Earl T. Dailey of Los Angeles at The Eastwood tearoom on East State Street. Thirty-one guests attended with seven afternoon bridge tables and prizes awarded to top scorers including Mrs. C. O. Burnett and Mrs. E. C. Bibbee. Out of town guests included Mrs. Howard Cline and Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood
J. H. McClure
Bridge
Earl T. Dailey
Los Angeles
East State Street
C. O. Burnett
E. C. Bibbee
Curtis Jones
Albany
Dailey
Howard Cline
Everett Cline
E. H. Lasch
O. D. Dailey
Elizabeth Biddle
Gallipolis
Athens High School Girls Hike For Breakfast
Sixty five Athens High School girls gathered at 7am Saturday for the first breakfast hike of the year. The cookout near Devil's Tea Table on East Hill featured bacon eggs and wieners. The hikes are sponsored by Miss Ethel McEven, PE instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association of Athens High School
Devil's Tea Table
East Hill
The
Athletic Association
Ethel McEven
Missionary group discusses roadmending and tea plans
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Central Ave Church met at Mrs. Jacob Shuler's home to discuss Roadmending. Mrs. H. T. Farrar spoke on Southern mission work and Negroes. A missionary tea at the parsonage was planned with Mrs. Ward Radford as hostess. An all day picnic was held near Carbondale with many local families attending. Election of officers and church Guild meetings are announced for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Central Ave
Jacob Shuler
Central Avenue
D. L. Jones
Home Missionary Paper
H. T. Farrar
The
Christian Church
Wanita Saylor
Ruth Phillips
Margaret Edith Burt
Fasteeth Powder Promises Firm False Teeth Comfort
An advertising item promotes Fasteeth powder to keep dentures secure with a tasteless formula. It claims all day comfort for eating and speaking and lists Quick's and another druggist as retailers across three sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's
Adv
Who's Going And Coming In Local Social News
Local notes list residents and visitors with weekend guests and travels. T. W. Craig left for New York on a buying trip for D. Zenner Company. Several families hosted guests from Cincinnati Dayton Pittsburgh and Chillicothe with reminders of a funeral and hospital visit. A Pythian Sisters sewing meeting is planned and the Bishop Class meeting date is rescheduled to Sept 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Craig
New York
D. Zenner Company
Evelyn Lowther
North High Street
Beulah Lowther
Doris Lowther
Leslie Bobo
Chillicothe
Jack Lowther
Carpenter
Two Belpre Men Fined For Hunting Violations
Earl Richards and Walter Felgar, both of Belpre, were fined $25 and costs after arraignment before Magistrate C H Porter for hunting offenses. Richards hunted and killed a squirrel without a license while Felgar possessed seven squirrels, three over the daily limit. Both residents of Washington County were arrested in Troy Township Saturday by state game protector B F Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richards
Walter Feigar
Belpre
C. H. Porter
B. F. Swartz
Richards
Felgar
Swartz
Washington County
Troy Township
Camp Tera Offers Winter Life for Unemployed Women
At Bear Mountain New York Camp Tera grows from 17 to 200 women as welfare groups plan more camps. The project, begun under Frances Perkins and urged by Mrs. Roosevelt, provides housing meals health care and job prep while seeking placements in cannery knitting mills and rubber plants. The camp offers hiking swimming dancing crafts and a weekly paper Tera News with a canteen and limited Red Cross production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Welshimer Sona
Bear Mountain Park
N. W
Tera
Bear Mountain
United States
Frances Perkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Alleghenies
Rockies
Marion E. Tinker
Camp Tera
New York
New York City
New York Life Insurance Company
State
What Kind of Vacation Did You Have
ENQUIRING REPORTER recalls a summer escape by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCutchan and Margaret to a hermit’s cave in Calhoun County West Virginia. The hermit speaks on simple living and an upcoming novel while a garden roof blooms with perennials. Nearby a kitchen shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Grim with over 130 neighbors in Guysville as ice cream and cake were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Hills
Calhoun County
J. D. McCutchan
Margaret
Board of Convention
George Niggemeyer
Guysville
Rodney Grim
Thelma Niggemeyer
Prewar style tunic suit with ostrich cloth and leopard-stencilled cravat
A knee-length coat features an unbroken line and unusual sleeve treatment. The top is a collar cravat of leopard-stencilled lapin, and the suit is made from a new imported ostrich cloth in brownish yellow.
Aged Widow Mary Bowe Dies at The Plains
Mrs. Mary F. Bowe aged 88 died Saturday evening at her son A M Bowe's home in The Plains after a year of ill health. Funeral at St Pauls Church Tuesday at 9 AM with burial in Mt Calvary Shawnee. Born Perry County near Shawnee August 28 1845 she married Lawrence Bowe in Logan in 1870, nine children survive with grandchildren and brothers Alexander Bristol Albert and William McLean of Sa.
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Alexander
Mary McLean
A. M. Bowe
the Plains
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Thens
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Shawnee
Perry County
Bowe
Lawrence Bowe
Logan
Mertina
Emmett
Edward Terrell
Athens R. D
Vincent
Michael
New Straitaville
Frances
Ameda
Gertrude
Mary
Agnes
Gerald
Ellen
Harold
Bernadine Terrell
Agnes Lawrence
Pau Bowe
Alexander McLean
Bristol
Albert
Wiliam McLean
McLean and Perry County Pioneer Descendants Mentioned
The obituary notes Mrs. Bowe's lineage as a descendant of pioneer families of McLean and Hoy of Perry County and lists relatives including Lina, Kansas, and one sister, Mr. John D. Ferquer of New Lexington.
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Lina
Kansas
John D. Ferquer
New Lexington
Bowe
McLean and
Hoy
Perry County
Thieves Fail to Make Haul in Foster Buildings
Burglars broke into the Hull Foster plant on Depot Street during the weekend, gaining entry through an upper story window. The safe, desk, and files were tampered with while the intruders also entered the plant, but no theft was reported after a thorough company check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Depot Street
Grange Meeting Tuesday Features Debate and Games
Canaan Grange schedules inspection and initiation at Tuesday night’s session. A literary program includes a debate on whether farmers should take Saturday afternoon as a half holiday, plus a slow gin guessing contest songs and a roll call of favorite poems.
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Canaan Grange
Six Year Old Party Honors Joe Walburn at Home
Six year old Joe Walburn was guest of honor at a birthday party at 90 West Union Street. A pink and white cake display with six candles and little cakes filled the table as 13 friends joined games supervised by teacher Miss Gardner. Guests included Sue Mer, Richard Shirley, Harriet Joe Daugherty, Martha Margaret Schaeffer, Lain June Shuler, Duane Bell Coffey, Bobby Mansfield, Bil ey, and Mary Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walburn
West Union Street
Joe
Miss Gardner
Deg Sue Mer
Richard Shirley
Harriett Joe Daugherty
Martha Margaret Schaeffer
Lain June Shuler
Duane Bell
Coffey
Bobby Mansfield
Biley
Mary Nash
New Books for Chubb Library on Education Titles
The Edwin Watts Chubb Library announces new books selected by the American Library Association and National Education Association. The list covers education theory, administration, psychology, youth development, testing, and teaching methods by authors such as Brewer Horne Washburne and Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
National Educational Association
Edwin Watts Chubb
Anne C. Keating
J. M. Brewer
H. H. Horne
Russell Bertrand
C. W. Washburne
Thomas Woody
F. P. Graves
H. C. Morrison
National Education Association
G. F. Womrath
Hugh Hartshorne
E. L. Richards
D. A. Thom
White House
W. F. Book
W. H. Burnham
Dunlap Knight
G. A. Yoakam
Dorothy Bildersee
Educational Authorities and Yearbook References
P W L Cox and Organization and Administry Secondary Schools plus R Principles of American Education and E M Draper Roberts appear in a United States Secondary Education outline. W A Imi Library Yearbook and American Association are cited among the sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. L. Cox
E. M. Draper Roberts
United States
W. A. Imi
American Association
East Side Students Organize for School Council
East Side Students Organize for The Student Council held its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon. Officers elected include Por thy Roads as President, Davis as Vice President, and Ha field as Secretary. The council, eight years old, added a fourth home room officer and planned ground cleanups. Forty five first graders began a library visit with Miss Verna Carr and Miss Mabel Carr at the Chubb Library of Ohio City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthy Roads
Presiden Davis
Hafield
Verna
Mabel Carr
Chubb Library
Ohio City
Funeral rites for Will Enbaugh near The Garden
Funeral services for Will enbaugh age 15 who died at home near The Garden day will be held at the Church in Lodi at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. May call at the home of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willenbaugh
Lodi
Athens Debate Club Presents Voltaire at Theater Tonight
Members of the Athens Debate Club stage Voltaire at the local theater tonight. The club plans to use its share of the proceeds to buy debate trophies for its debaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Voltaire
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O. U
Do. N. Mackinnon
Miss Janette Warden
A. H. S. Athletic Ass
Carbondale
Athene
Lew Russell
Marie Russell
Mise Addie Rusrell
Fred Shilling
Daugnter
Dorothy Ann
F.l Cole
Gene
Virgil Stout
Bart Davidson
Fanny Dority
Patty
Gloria
Roy Dupler
Donna Lou Dupler
Guild of the Christian Church
Casa Long
New Marshfield Road
Myrta Ashworth
Lida Young
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic
Athens, Ohio
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
MacKiine
Henry Dinsmore
Cincinnati
Dinsmore
Kline
C. V. Strawn
E. C. Merwin
Pittsburgh
Janet Bing
8. H. Bing
North Hill
Holzer Hospital
Roll Carpenter
Parker Carpenter
Ralph Wright
Bette
Creamer Mahan
Gertrude Holechua
Loy Lu
Dayton
Frances Gold
Richland Avenue
Inlaw
H. L. Musgrave
Troy
Piqua
Francis Colley
Floyd
Frank Bobo
Ed Rickey
A. E. Potter
Madeline Boudinot
Millfeld
M and H
Pythian
Marie Pritchard
Franklin Avenue
Rugea
Central Avenue Church
New
Miss Tinker
Red Cross
Tera News
Belles
Genci Pani
Hermit's Cave
TrimTunic
BY Helen Welshimer
Mary F. Bowe
Grange
East Side
Resulu
the Security Bank
Ens
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