Alpha Xi Deltas Host Themed Rushing Week Events
The Alpha Xi Delta house staged Heaven Earth and Purgatory as a rushing party with a red devil and witch in purgatory, Earth on the ground floor with dancing and cards, Heaven on the second floor with Angel of Heaven, Golden Book signing, and angel food cake. Sunday tea drew over 100 guests with Mrs. Herbert Cox and Miss Marian Ickes at the tea table. The Boat House Party featured nautical decor and sailor caps, with future Chop Suey Party at Mrs. Hoisington’s home and Rose Dinner at the chapter house tomorrow night.
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Alpha Xi Delta House
Heaven
Earth
Dela Dorsey
Eddie Violet
Jack Frost
Tommy Fontaine
St. Peter
Martha White
Portsmouth
Angel
Alpha Xi Delta Hall
Herbert Cox
Marian Ickes
O. L. Hoisington
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Alpha Xi House
Helen Linn
Cleveland
Rushing
Betty Jones
Youngstown
Katherine Sweeney
Women's League
Eastwood
C. L. Hoisington
Alpha Xi Delta
Chapter
Chi Omegas Plan Formal Tea At Mrs Brown Home
Chi Omega rushees active members alumnae and patronesses attended a formal tea and reception hosted by Mrs L I Brown at 2 University Terrace Monday evening. The Brown residence glowed with soft lighting and rose decor as eighty guests gathered in a candle lit dining room. Mrs Carl Beasley Mrs Robert Hess Mrs Gordon K Bush Mrs Dwight Rutherford Mrs Alonzo Palmer Mrs Paul Beckley and Mrs Bruce Wells joined the hostess in the receiving line. Ice cream in pink roses and multicolor cakes with tea were served between 8 and 10 PM.
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L. I. Brown
Chi Omega
University Terrace
Brown
Carl Beas
Pi Beta Phi
Virginia Coe
M. E. Twiss
East Union Street
E. B. Bryan
C. C. Robinson
Harry Beckley
T. W. Craig
Betty Bryan
Alice Beasley
Rushing
Foris Lee Fletcher
William Bennet Shimp
Jane Gill
Beasley
Gill
Pirates party hosted by Theta Upsilon at Mrs Paynter home
Theta Upsilon entertained with a Pirate Party at the home of Mrs Roy Paynter. The event provided a themed gathering with members and guests enjoying decorations and activities in a social setting.
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Theta Upsilon
Roy
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promotes Constipation Relief
An editorial emphasizes treating constipation as a serious issue and promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran for regularity. It details two tablespoonfuls daily, notes the cereal’s fiber bulk similar to leafy vegetables, and mentions iron content. The ad segues into sorority event notes and social activities around Rush Week.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Funeral for Mr. Ullom Draws Relatives From Several Areas
Relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Andrew W. Ullom on Monday. Attendees included J. T. Ullom and spouse from Germantown Pennsylvania, Frank Chester, Don Coultrap, Robert Bishop of Columbus, Judge and Mrs. D. H. Thomas of Marietta, Andrew Thomas of Dayton, Lewis Humphrey of Hockingport, George Blazier of Marietta, Kenneth Reed of Pomeroy, Edward Paul of Fremont, Dr. Jerome Stout and son of Dayton, John and Joe Marshal, and George Tucker of Guysville.
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Andrew W. Ullllom
J. T. Ullom
Germantown
Frank Chester
Don Coultrap
Robert Bishop
Columbus
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
Andrew Thomas
Dayton
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
George Blazier
Kenneth Reed
Pomeroy
Edward Paul
Fremont
Jerome Stout
John
Joe Marshal
George Tucker
Guysville
Evening Gowns Feature Backless Flair and Velvet Glamour
The column reviews fall evening gowns emphasizing high fronts and daring backlines. It details a red crystelle velvet dress with capes and a high front neckline, and a black velvet gown with decollete emphasis, raglan sleeves, rhinestone accents, and a slimming silhouette.
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Joan Savoy
What Other Women Say on Left-Handedness Stance
Anna Roosevelt Dall cites that forcing a left-handed child to use the right hand can trigger stammering. She notes several cases where speech issues followed such coercion and urges a gentler approach for left-handed children.
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Anna Roosevelt Dall
Salem Merry Maids Hold Wiener Roast
Members of the Salem Merry Maids Club and their guests enjoyed a wiener roast Friday night near Kathryn Horn's home. The event featured games and plans for a taffy pull on October 6 at Lucille Six's home. Attendees included Helen Grace, Eleanor Six, Kathryn Horn, Nelle Huseman, Blanche Richardson, Edith Pollard, Mettie, Helen, Bernice Burt, Vivian McDonald, Lou Van Meter, Jacqueline Verity, Johnny Landis, Mack Horn, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. William Horn.
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Salem Merry Maids Club
Kathryn Horn
Lucille Six
Helen Grace
Eleanor Six
Kathryon Horn
Nelle Huseman
Blanche Richardson
Edith
Pollard
Mettie
Helen
Bernice Burt
Vivian McDonald
Lou van Meter
Jacqueline Verity
Johnny Land
New Marshfield Child Study Club Hosts Friday Gathering
The New Marshfield Child Study Club met at Mrs. C. W. McDaniel's home Friday night with social leaders Mrs. Gerald Baird and Mrs. Frank Ayers. Contest winners were Mrs. Homer Brown and Mrs. Harry Swank. cootie prize winners were Mrs. Clyde Mansfield and Mrs. Fred Brown. One guest, Mrs. Koons, attended and refreshments were served.
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C. W. McDaniel
New Marshfield
Gerald Baird
Frank Ayers
Homer Brown
Harry Swank
Clyde Mansfield
Fred Brown
Koons
Mrs Lash Hosts Dinner for Denver Cousins at Hillcrest Inn
Mrs J C Lash entertained six o clock dinner at the Hillcrest Inn for her cousins Dr and Mrs I D Miller of Denver Colorado. Guests included Mrs R L Thomas and family Youngstown and the Cable family. Central PTA meets Thursday at 2 45 with Supt H C Pendry speaking and Mrs Howard Bobo as president. East Side PTA plans a Wednesday 2 45 gathering with tea for new members.
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J. C. Lash
Hillcrest Inn
I. D. Miller
Denver
Colorado
R. L. Thomas
Jean
Bobby
Youngstown
W. R. Cable
Deth Cable
H. C. Pendry
Central P. T A
Central School
Howard Bobo
P. T. Az
Phi Mu Sorority Hosts College Inn Party for Rushees
Phi Mu Sorority entertained rushees with a College Inn party at Bettie Shop on Monday night. Forty guests joined an informal bridge session while Miss Kelley played guitar and the hostesses closed the evening with coca cola and root beer, celebrating college spirit.
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Phi Mu Sorority
Rushees
Little Miss Kelley
Monte Carlo Rush Event At Alpha Delta Pi House
Alpha Delta Pi entertained over 75 rushees with a Monte Carlo party at the sorority house. Guests banked play money to wander rooms visit the roulette wheel and enjoy bridge banco and dancing as a cigaret girl handed out favors. Rushing chairman Justine Krejci assisted by Grace Mc Farland and Mary Neideraar. chapter president Betty Lewis.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Rushees
Monte Carlo
Justine Krejci
Cleveland
Grace McFarland
Mary Neideraar
Betty Lewis
Steubenville
Chinese Pleasure Palace Party Hosted by Delta Sigma Ep
Delta Sigma Ep members entertained 50 guests at the chapter house on High Street with Chinese umbrellas chimes incense and foods as part of rushing activities. Chinese poker games and a Chinese menu plus hostesses in pajamas featured the evening with patrons Mrs Renkenberger and Miss Dunham present. Jean Bowyer heads rushing and Kate Stephan serves as chapter president. A planned playroom kid party follows tonight and a Colonial dinner wraps rushing on Wednesday.
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Miss Gill
Helen Schaeffer
Virginia Coe
Ellen Biddle
Josephine Starr
Mary Jo Twiss
Mary Ellen Wood
Mary Jane Crawford
Jean de Barenfield
Betty Backus
Pi Beta Phi
Mary Esther Smith
Judy Slingluff
Pi Beta
Cornell
Morrison Brown Hill
Paynter
Grosvenor St
Arthur Boyles
Ethel Merry
Gertrude
Lucy Barker
Helen Dinsmore
Lena Ross
Rae Wooley
Lyda Young
Dorothy Faris
Columbus
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
High Street
B. A. Renkenberger
Esther Dunham
Jean Bowyer
Buffalo
N. Y
Kate Stephan
Forest
Colonial
Get-Acquainted Party at Athens High for 25 New Students
Miss Mary Sennett dean of girls welcomed 25 new Athens Senior High students with a party from 3 15 to 4 30 PM. Stunts and games followed by ice cream and wafers in Miss Connett's room. Host students included Donald Harvey as president and Jaci Meister as vice president with other council members assisting.
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Athens High
Athens Senior High School
Mary Sennett
Miss Connett
Donald Harvey
Jaci Meister
Marjorie Wheaton
Robert Biri
Jewel Chandler
Eileen Phillips
Mary Olive Cowan
Eula Pendergrass
Dale Gaitten
Florence Sanders
Robert Coe
Bobby Davis
Charles Sias
Ann Beasley
Paul Tribe
Dick Whipple
Grace Wood
Lewis Speiser
Elinore Hitchcock
Francis Fuller
Who's Going And Coming Who's Going And Coming
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Cullums returned from ten days in Chicago at the World's Fair as guests of Mrs. Cullum's brother J. W. Slaughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moler hosted Sunday guests Mrs. Earl Severs and Miss Mary Frings. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Williams and Mrs. W. H. Jewett hosted Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Arrick and Mrs. Maude Maxwell for an 8 o'clock dinner Friday.
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E. N. Cullums
South Court Street
Chicago
W. E. Moler
Hillcrest Inn
Earl Severs
Dayton
Mary Frings
Tippecanoe City. Co
Clark Williams
W. H. Jewett
R. A. Arrick
Reinersville
Maude Maxwell
McConnelsville
Lemma McFarland
Heat lingers as temperatures climb with possible 90s
The forecast notes last night’s low of 67 and a morning rise to 76 as heat returns. The Hocking River may rise further with thickening clouds, keeping summer attire handy and temperatures near or above 90.
Ohio Garage Groups To Adopt Code In Meeting
Ohio garages and service stations totaling more than 3000 will adopt the NRA code at a statewide meeting in Columbus on Friday. The code covers garages servicing all makes of cars, including those linked to new and used car dealers, while exemptions apply to single-make garages operated with an automobile agency.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
NRA
NEA
Law Requires Veterans To Have Milk Licenses
Columbus headlines report Attorney General John W. Bricker ruling that a wartime exemption for ex soldiers does not apply to veterans in the milk industry. Milk producer-distributors must pay license fees under the Burk Act governing milk production and sale.
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Columbus
U.P
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Thieves Steal 24 Pairs of Skates in Washington Store
Washington hardware store proprietor Raymond Kid reports thieves broke into his shop and took 24 pairs of skates. No other items were taken. Police investigating the break in at the Washington store.
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Washington
Raymond Kidwell
Pennsylvania Game Commission Releases 900 Wild Turkeys
Harrisburg report notes the Pennsylvania Game Commission released 900 wild turkeys for hunters this fall as Thanksgiving approaches. The move aims to boost hunting opportunities and turkey population management across the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Remarkable 25 Year Old Dining Room Bulb Still Glows
In Humboldt Iowa Mrs J H Savage says an electric light bulb placed in her dining room twenty five years ago remains in use and is as efficient as when first installed.
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Humboldt
J. H. Savage
Fuses Blow During Hanging in Springfield Jail
Ed Retloff, 39, of Springfield hanged himself in a county jail cell last night as lights went out. An investigation found a short circuit blew the fuses. Retloff was jailed on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Springfield
Ed Retloff
Retloff
Military Honors for Ullom at West Cemetery
The funeral for Mr. Ullom featured World War I and Civil War veterans. Pallbearers included members of the National Guard and 18th Ohio Infantry, with Taps by Raymond Conner and a sermon at the First Methodist Church.
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Andrew W. Uliom
West 'A
J. L. Pickering
Raymond Conne
Eran
National Guard
Cc. Yx
M. E. Church
Ullom
Bechtold
Ohio Infantry
Plaque Unveiled for Colonel Slattery at Penn Station
A bronze memorial panel recently unveiled near the Avenue subway line in New York honors Colonel Slattery. The work was directed by engineers from Tri and funded by the Legion Post. Slattery, a graduate and grandson of Judge Rudolph DeSteiguery, died a year ago.
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John Rudolph Sigt
Pennsylion
New York
Avenue
Tery
Tri
Try
Legion Post
Slattery
Rudolph DeSteigueryens
Ohio Examiner Publisher Sentenced for Crime Charge
Sidney Ohio sept 26 Fleming publisher of Examiner began a six month sentence and paid a 500 dollar fine after surrendering Cliff Gearhart. Convicted a year ago in an article about Chief Liam O Leary of Sidney the appeals to the State Supreme Court were upheld.
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Sidney
Er Fleming
Examiner
Cliff Gearhart
Liam O'Leary
Supreme Court
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Alpha Xi Deltas
Chi Omegas
Mr. Ullom
Salem
Merry Maids
Child Study Club of
Mrs. Lash
Pendry
By Helen Welshimer
Sigma Epsilon
Athens
Wilbur Perkins
Gallipolis
Wade Volwiler
Beatrice Kloepfer
Roseville
Opal Spencer
the Plains
Arthur Spencer
Marshall Holmes
Lillian Radford
Evangeline Heard
Cambridge
Mass
Dean Williams
Nerterey
Mary Lou Truax
Glouster
Franklin Myers
Middletown
Anna Dunfee
Willoughby
Mary Clark
Circleville
Helen Hayes
Vincent
Oden Rogers
Shade
Marjorie Cooper
Reuben’ Rothermel
Shoemakersville
Geneva Waggoner
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jack Parfitt
Albany
William McGucken
Gerald Glover
Amesville
Gerald Godman
Chauncey
Clayton Smith
Blanchester
Bruce Frye
Allensville
William Pyle
Brownsville
Oliver Wood
Miss America
Marian Bergeron
Westhaven, Conn
Atlantic City
Sebring LN
Paul Sebring
Ohio University School
Vincennes
Ameri Auxiliary
Evansville
East Chicago
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Venient
Lydia E. Pink
Heatrola
Heatros
Athens, Ohio
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