Zeta Tau Rushers Entertained by Woolley and Matheny
Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha hosted rushees with a bridge party at Mrs. John J. Woolley’s home on North Congress Street. Assistant hostesses included E T Hellebrandt, Charles Matthews, Howard Bobo, and several others. Activities started Saturday with a breakfast at the chapter house on South College Street followed by tea at Mrs. W A Matheny’s home on Sunday and a sorority house buffet Monday. Tonight patrons will attend a formal dinner at Mrs. C E Cooper’s North Hill residence with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Woolley
Mrs
Matheny
Zeta Tau Rushees
Cooper Home
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
John J. Woolley
Congress Street
Rushees
E. T. Hellebrandt
Charlies Matthews
Howard Bobo
Elsie Druggan
Emmett Bowles
Mary Ward
Julia Cable
Constance Andrews
Irene Witham
South College Street
W. A. Matheny
North Hill
Sorority
C. E. Cooper
Fred Fenzel
Isaac Ash
W. L. Gard
Alpha Xi Delta Rush Events and Ceremonies Detailed
Alpha Xi Delta sorority hosted rushees with a Saturday breakfast at the South College Street house and a 2:30 to 5:00 pm formal tea with Miss Anna Lois Saum and Miss Marian Ickes pouring. A Pagoda Bridge evening featured Chinese decorations and prizes, followed by a cabaret floor show tonight. Wednesday's Rose Dinner at 6:30 pm concludes the events. Miss Martha Mansfield, 10, sustained a broken arm but is improved. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Guest announce the birth of daughter Jane Lee at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
South College Street
Anna Lois Saum
Marian Ickes
A. R. Guest
Lancaster Street
Jane Lee
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Maecenas Club Opens Year At Harvey Home
The Maecenas Literary Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. J. R. Harvey’s home 69 West State Street Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. Frank Watkins led the session with a song and roll call. Mrs. J. W. Hudson gave a book review and discussion followed. Delegates to the Ironton convention in October were elected: Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. E. B. Bingman. alternates are Mrs. John Cross and Mrs. Frank Dean. A luncheon was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Cross, Mrs. P. E. Shirley, and Mrs. Fred Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
Frank Watkins
Roll Call
Jess Henry
J. W. Hudson
Hudson
EB. W. Bingman
Drama Is Subject Of Literary Society
The Delphian Literary Society met Tuesday evening with Miss Mary Kahler leading a program on modern drama. Twenty four members attended as Mrs C R Featherston introduced the year’s study and reviewed Doll’s House by Ibsen. Guest Emma Battin joined, with former members Dollie Bean and Vic Pierce present. Hostess duties were handled by Bean and Osie Cooper. P G Dowler is convalescing at home after an operation at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Literary Society
Mary Kahler
University Terrace
C. R. Featherston
Doll’s House
Ibsen
Emma Battin
Dollie Bean
Vic Pierce
Bean
Osie Cooper
Mr Pickering Attends G A R Encampment in Springfield
Mr J L Pickering arrived home after attending the National G A R Encampment at Springfield and visiting his son in Chicago for several days. Veterans viewed historic Lincoln sites including his tomb law office and the Rutledge home. Twelve thousand veterans attended. next encampment will be in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Springfield
Joseph Pickering
Chicago
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Lincoln
St. Paul
Minn
Delegates Elected at Marion Convention Meeting
The Child Conservation League met at Mrs. Thomas Rosser home with 21 members. Delegates and alternates to the state convention in Marion were chosen, with Mrs. Hal Rowland first delegate and Mrs. H T Phillips second. A Washington Memorial Elm was planned near Sugar Creek Landis station. A paper by Mrs. Anna OHare was read, and humorous readings were given during social hour. Guests included Mrs. Joe Walburn Mrs. Harry Junod and Mrs. J W Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Thomas Rosser
West Washington Street
Marion
Hal Rowland
H. T. Phillips
F. W. Cole
L. W. Kelley
Washington Memorial
Landis
Sugar Creek
Anna O'Hare
J. W. Hudson
John Kilpatrick
Fred Fenzel
Joe Walburn
Harry Junod
Nancy Anne
Fred Fenze
Marriage of Athens Girl Is Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nell Mariner of Athens to Mr. Clair Brokaw of Scenicaville took place on April 8 in Marietta at the home of Rev. O. D. Townsend. Attended by Miss Twila Spear and Mr. Earl McFarland. Mrs. Brokaw is a Home Economics senior at Ohio University. The groom has studied at Ohio University for two years and will finish his course. They will reside at 8 Kern Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Mariner
Athens
Clair Brokaw
Senecaville
Marietta
O. D. Townsend
Twila Spear
Earl McFarland
Neffs
Guild Meeting At Jones Home
Miss Gladys and Miss Geneva Jones hosted the Guild of the Christian Church on East Carpenter Street Tuesday at 5 45 pm. A potluck supper preceded the regular meeting with devotional theme Appeal to the Great Spirit led by Dolores Phelps. Myrta Ashworth oversaw the program. Velma Stancart spoke on the Red Men history. Mrs Carlos Cameron presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Geneva Jones
East
Carpenter Street
Guild of the Christian Church
Dolores Phelps
Myrta Ashworth
Velma Stancart
Carlos Cameron
Former Athenians Open Greenfield Hospital Revival
Greenfield Hospital reopens under Mrs. Florence Bobo and Miss Viola Shields, both former Athens nurses. The facility is redecorated and equipped after months of closure, with several hundred people attending the September 14 ceremony. Mrs. Bobo and Miss Shields are joined by relatives in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Greenfield Hospital
Florence Bobo
R. N
Lancaster Street
Athens
Viola Shields
G. N
Chauncey
Bobo
Miss Shields
Pauline Mapes
Loretta Shields
Many Ex-Residents Attend Trimble Homecoming
Ex residents and former members filled Trimble Church of Christ for its annual home coming in Chauncey on Sunday. Rev G B Courtney led the morning sermon and Rev John J Scott of Nelsonville Christian Church spoke in the afternoon. Former Trimble residents shared talks during visitors hour and a basket dinner followed on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Trimble
Trimble Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
John J. Scott
Nelsonville
Millfield
Death of Daniel Bowersock Mentioned in Chauncey News
Mrs. A L Preston of Chauncey received word of the death of her uncle Daniel Bowersock who died September 17 in Blackwell Oklahoma. Funeral and burial were held in Blackwell. Bowersock was a former Athens County resident who visited Athens County several times after moving to the western state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A. L. Preston
Daniel Bowersock
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Bowersock
Athens County
Millfield Club and Auxiliary Events Planned
Millfield Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers of America will meet Friday night September 30 at Mrs Esther Brown’s home. At a prior Millfield gathering Mrs Avanelle Crabtree hosted a program followed by games and contests after the business session. Mrs Marie Michael plans a Sunday School class gathering tonight at The Plains Methodist Church at 7 PM. Mrs Clarence Sanders hosts a Wiener roast for the Millfield Needle Club tonight with husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
United Mine Workers of America
Esther Brown
Avanelle Crabtree
the Plains
Marie Michael
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Sanders
Country Home Hosts Annual Picnic and Family Reunion
Relatives from Chauncey and nearby towns gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bowersock near Bremen, Ohio for the annual picnic and family reunion on Sunday. Attendees included E. J. Adams, Vernon Hoisington and son Howard, Ellen Graham, James Bowersock, George Redd, Augusta Bowersock, Mary Patton, Erwin Channell family, A. L. Preston, R. T. Spears and Virginia Higgins, Elma, and many Bowersock relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dan Bowersock
Bremen
Ohio
E. J. Adams
Jackson, Mich
Vernon Hoisington
Howard
Ellen Graham
Dayton
James Bowersock
Logan
George Redd
Augusta Bowersock
Mary Patton
Lancaster
Erwin Channell
William
Dale
Glenna Channell
the Plains
A. L. Preston
R. T. Spears
Virginia Higgins
Elma
Raymond
Virgil
Eileen
Virginia
Glenn
Ruth
Mary
Olive
Floyd
Clyde
Eleanor
Evelyn Bowersock
Chauncey Area Guests Attend Visits and Returns
Mr and Mrs Elmer Morris Alder man near Chauncey hosted guests including Mrs Callie Tedrick Mrs Cleo Pencelli and children Luella June Junior Charlotte Anna Lee and Don Pencelli and Wilbur Sharp all of Chauncey Gerald Sharp from Columbus visited the Morris home Monday Mrs Fred Leake Greens Run returned home after a week with G E McVay Stafford Ohio Ray Leake Greens Run and Orrin Justice visited Ironton and spoke with Greens Run School coach Justice Chester Sanders and son Fred Sanders returned to Millfield after a visit in Trimble Heights Icie Burson of Chauncey and Millfield has returned to Zanesville Ella Bumgardner of Columbus came for the death of her nephew Richard L Keasey and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Morris
Chauncey
Callie Tedrick
Cleo Pencelli
Luella
June
Junior
Charlotte
Anna Lee
Don Pencelli
Wilbur Sharp
Gerald Sharp
Columbus
Fred Leake
Greens Run
G. E. McVay
Stafford
Ohio
Ray Leake
Orrin Justice
Ironton
Justice
Chester Sanders
Millfield
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Icie Burson
Zanesville
Ella Bumgardner
Richard L. Keasey
Local Union 358 to elect delegates for Hollister meeting
Chauncey provides agenda for Local Union No. 358 gathering at 5 30 this evening at the K of P Building. Delegates will be elected to attend a Sunday meeting in Hollister on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey K. of P
Hollister
Chauncey Weiner Roast Sparks Local Gatherings
A Chauncey group and guests gathered for a Saturday night weiner roast near Athens. Attendees included Vera Lester Dolores Canter Tucks Warnick Everett Taylor and Mr and Mrs Robert Quinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Athens
Vera Lester
Dolores Canter
Tucks Warnick
Everett Taylor
Robert Quinton
Special Meeting Called by Bible Class Leader
Millfield Sept 28 Mrs Harold Blower president of the Faithful Circle Bible Class of Millfield Church of Christ has called a special meeting for class members Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Harold Blower
Faithful Circle Bible Class
Health meeting of Southeastern Ohio Association in Marietta
Dr. J M Higgins Athens County health commissioner and staff attend the Southeastern Ohio Health Association meeting at Marietta Country Club today. The organization includes commissioners and nurses from 16 counties with Higgins serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Southeastern Ohio Health Association
Marietta Country Club
Dr. Higgins
The Day Menus Cookies and Varieties Explored
The article discusses cookies as versatile desserts with fruit, milk, and tea pairings. It compares drop and overnight cookies to rolled ones and notes chilling aids handling. It asserts cookies digest easier than cake and offers guidance on sugar cookies for children and nut raisin fillings.
Breakfast Lunch Dinner Menus and Rolled Oats Cookies
A historic menu outlines breakfast lunch and dinner items such as baked pears cereals with figs stuffed peppers baked bluefish and fries with sides. The text also provides two rolled oats cookie recipes with ingredients steps and baking tips noting their suitability for early autumn.
Glorifying Yourself Deep Breathing Essentials
The text urges women to practice long breaths to improve health and vitality. It describes daily routines to inhale deeply, hold briefly, and exhale slowly, emphasizing nose inhalation and mouth exhalation, posture, and mindful breath with movements like bending and standing tall.
Busy Bee Needle Club elects officers at Chauncey meeting
Chauncey residents gathered at Mrs. Harry Swart s home on Mill Street as officers were elected for the Busy Bee Needle Club. Mrs. A L Preston was named president, Mrs. Harry Swert secretary and Mrs. Bessie Walters treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harry Swart
Mill Street
Busy Bee Needle Club
A. L. Preston
Harry Swert
Bessie Walters
League Council to form panel on Gran Chaco dispute
The League of Nations Council decided to appoint a committee to cooperate with neutral American nations to seek a settlement of the Gran Chaco dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Breathing Corectly and Lung Health Reminders
A health note urges cleaning the lungs and keeping them elastic through correct breathing. It stresses that many people neglect proper technique and may not realize they are not breathing correctly.
Bishop Smith to Speak in Athens on Thursday
Bishop H. Lester Smith of Cincinnati will address the Athens Methodist Church Thursday at 7 30 p m. He leads the Cincinnati Area and will be the first bishop to visit the church since World War II. University Choir provides special music, followed by an informal reception with Rev. and Mrs. Coulter and several local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Athens
Bishop Smith
University
C. M. Coulter
Raymond Slutz
W. N. Alderman
Marlin Stockton
Annabelle Haller
Theodore Wildermuth
Ohio U Alumni To Meet in Washington Friday Night
Ohio University alumni from Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other eastern cities plan a large informal gathering in Washington on Friday night October 14 prior to the Ohio Navy game. A banquet is set for the Willard Hotel Crystal room with attendees paid by bus trip participants led by H N Burgett. The group will gather at p m with a 50 cent charge to attend the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Ohio Navy
Willard Hotel
Crystal Room
The
Willard
Railroads Lose in Rates Appeal in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a writ delaying the Public Utilities Commission order lowering coal rates from the Hocking Cambridge and Brooksville districts to Cleveland Akron Lorain and other Northeastern Ohio points. The reduced rates take effect tomorrow after a stay request was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Supreme Court
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Public Utilities Commission
Hocking
Cambridge
Brooksville
Cleveland
Akron
Lorain
Huron
Ohio
Midweek Services Resume at Athens Presbyterian Church
Last Wednesday evening the Athens Presbyterian Church resumed midweek services. Dr. A Y Wilcox pastor will lead this evening in a study on Co operation and consolidation in the work of the Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
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Alpha Xi Delta Rushing Affairs
Martha Mansfield
Cte
Mel Ystel Ey
Maecenas Club
Harvey Home
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Bargain Basement
Oxfords
Guaran
Tee
Endicott-Johnson
Sale! Montag’s
Montag
Mr. Pickering
Marriage of
Guild
Jones Home
Athenians
Hazel Ryan
Ohio State University
Miss Ryan
Ray-Glo Corporation
Lester L. Cordray
Lewis Cordray
Alta
Nadine
Ora
Marguerite
Rosalie
Thomas Buchanan
Wade
Wayne
Helen
Emma Jane
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ellery Michael
Jesse E. Beatty
Guy and
Roy
Waverly
Reed Jeffers
Gene
Carpenter
Giaos Parker
Rev. Courtney
Rev
Scott
Brown
Country Home
Optometric Service
Court
Athens, Ohio
Hermits
Tough Peards
BOYER
ABC
Gibson
Ohio U
Supreme Court
Rev. Wilcox
Chichesters
Preston
Big Daylight
McKee Drug CO
P. Security Bank
Operly
the Security Bank
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