Alpha Gamma Delta Alumni Plus Club Tea Honors Guest
Mrs Ruth Caldwell Wright of New York City attended a buffet supper hosted by Alpha Gamma Delta Alumni Club at 101 S Court St. She is a Zeta Chapter inspector with a storied career in education and guidance in China and New York City. The 000 Club plans a Friday meeting at 93 Maplewood Drive hosted by Mrs W J Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Caldwell Wright
New York City
Alpha Gamma Delta
T. H. Morgan
S. Court St
Wright
Zeta
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University of Illinois
School of Business
College of New York City
East Side Needle Club
W. J. Davidson
Maplewood Drive
END O CORN PROMISES CORN REMOVAL AT PHARMACY
An Athens Pharmacy promotes END-O-CORN promising quick removal of stubborn corns and callouses. The ad touts safe treatment at fifty cents and urges purchase tonight or tomorrow from any GOOD Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Calendar notes for Pocahontas groups and meetings
Pocahontas calendar lists a Red Men’s Hall gathering on Wednesday at 7 PM with a business meeting followed by a benefit party at 8 PM. Also scheduled are the Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meeting, Bishop Class at Central Ave M E Church, Central PTA with speaker Supt. Pen dry, and Faithful Few gathering at Mrs. Mapes home to celebrate member birthdays including Mrs. Mapes and Mrs. Carlos Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Mable Mapes
McKinley Ave
Child Conservation League Meeting Features Vocal and Piano Acts
The Child Conservation League met at Mrs. A. W. Boetticher's home on W Mulberry. Members answered roll call with current book titles. Mrs. Eva Welch chaired a brief business session. Miss Mary Allen Gibson sang Chibiribin and Beautiful Dreamer. Mrs. William G. Seaman reviewed Northwest Passage by Kenneth Roberts. Mr. Earnest Garzieri performed violin solos and accompanied by Mrs. Tom Gibson. Garzieri also played The Rosary and That Old Refrain on piano. Guests included Mrs. Agler of Columbus and Mrs. Charles Kinison. Refreshments were provided by the hostess, with help from her son Robert, Mrs. Kinison, and Miss Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
A. W. Boetticher
W. Mulberry
Eva Welch
C. M. Smith
Mary Allen Gibson
William G. Seaman
Kenneth Roberts
Northwest Passage
Earnest Garzieri
Phi Mu Hosts Out of Town Artist Miss Jean Juspin
Miss Jean Juspin, guest artist from Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin, performed at the Hugo Brown concert program Tuesday night at the Christian Church. She later attended a Phi Mu sorority house party, sang solo selections including Phi Mu songs and Indian Love Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Juspin
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Hugo Brown
Christian Church
Phi Mu
Juspin
Lawrence
Birthday and Farewell Party At Daltons
Two birthdays and a farewell were celebrated Sunday September 26 at the Dalton home in Logan. Honorees were Mr H L Dalton and Miss Elsie Dalton with Mrs Wilford Joy bidding farewell as she moves to Poughkeepsie New York. Attendees included Mrs H L Dalton and son Lyle Mrs Harry Green and children Mrs Joy Nelsonville Route 2 Mr and Mrs Bill Cozad and children Greendale Mr Earl Duplar Nelsonville Route Four Mr William Boling Chauncey John Dalton and others. A two course luncheon followed. Mrs Joy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dalton
Elsie Dalton
Logan
Wilford Joy
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lyle
Harry Green
Nelsonville
Route 2
Bill Cozad
Publishers and Advertising Heads Attend Messenger Dinner
Publishers and ad managers from Ohio newspapers gathered in Athens for a Messenger Dinner. The event featured John W. Cullen Company speakers including Harry Lyndall and 44 out of town guests among 59 attendees, with officials from The Messenger and other papers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Ohio
Athens
The
Harry Lyndall
Cleveland
John W. Cullen Company
National Advertising
George Gilbertson
Detroit
Mich
John W. Cullen, Jr
Chicago
Ill
William Hart
Columbus
Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts Social and Upcoming Card Night
The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered Thursday with hostess Mrs. Freda Wilson. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Daugherty and Mrs. Weatherby. A card and dance night is planned Monday in K P Hall New Straitsville with McQuades Orchestra. The Albany Grange Booster Night is set for Thursday at 8:30 p m in the high school auditorium. The Bible Study Club will meet Friday at 8 p m at the Baptist Church led by Rev. Ewing Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Freda Wilson
Madison Ave
Daugherty
Hartman
the Plains
Weatherby
Watkins
White
Wilson
Athens
K. of P. Hall
New Straitsville
Ladies of St. Augustine Church
McQuades Orchestra
Albany Grange
Bible Study Club
The
Baptist Church
Ewing Walker
Party Honors Woman After Return From Visit
Mr. and Mrs Morrison Brown and Mrs Thomas Parks were Sunday guests of Roy Robinson in Jacksonburg West Virginia. The Lawson party returned with them and were honored at a dinner for Mrs Lawson on her birthday at the Robinsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Morrison Brown
Thomas Parks
Roy Robinson
Jacksonburg
W. Va
William Lawson
Robinson Home
Robinson
Lawson
Ladies' Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Beagle Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs George Beagle Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Nelsonville
Brotherhood of Railroad
George Beagle
Walnut &L
Adult Parties Shape Children Views On Drinking And Smoking
The piece argues that exposing children to parental party behavior disrupts their sense of inhibition. It warns that early modeling undermines moral training and may push youths toward risky temptations later, urging consistent, age-appropriate guidance instead.
Athena Delphian Club Meets at Roach Home
The Athena Delphian Club met Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs. Clarence Roach's home 25 Richland Ave with 30 members including a new member Mrs. N E Mills After business Mrs E E Woodworth reviewed American Doctor's Odyssey A social hour followed with refreshments. Auxiliary to Meet Mrs E P Haning hosts Friday 1 30 PM The Women’s Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church. Mrs Albert Woodruff 19 Franklin Ave returned after three weeks in Akron visiting Mr and Mrs J E Rowles and Mrs F L Rowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Delphian Club
Clarence Roach
Richland Ave
N. E. Mills
E. E. Woodworth
Odessey
Alexander Presbyterian Church
E. P. Haning
Albert Woodruff
Franklin Ave
Akron
J. E. Rowles
F. L. Rowles
Progressive Literary Society Meeting at Mrs Slaughter Home
The Progressive Literary Society gathered Tuesday evening at 99 Grosvenor St. Mrs Clyde Hines led a brief business session. Mrs Elmer Finsterwald presented a paper titled The Modern Woman in Politics. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Slaughter with help from Mrs Ora Bolen. Two guests attended: Mrs William Bollinger and Mrs Edward Lockard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Society
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor St
Clyde Hines
Elmer Finsterwald
Ora Bolen
William Bollinger
Edward Lockard
Surprise birthday dinner honors local residents at Vanness home
A Shade area gathering for a surprise birthday dinner honored Mr. Wilbur Vanness and Mr. Dean Thompson. Attendees included multiple families from Pom eroy, Middleport, Stewart, Athens, and Vore Ridge, listing Barnhart Buck Driggs Burke and Thompson households among others with several children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Vanness
Wilbur Vanness
Dean Thompson
Fisher Station
Herbert Barnhart
Chester Barnhart
Pomeroy
R. One
Dale Barnhart
Ernest
Ronnie
Middleport
Ohio
Elwood Buck
Orville
Leslie Buck
Hazel Maxine
Dean, Jr
Sally
Bobby Dale
Clair Gene
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
In this installment from the serial, Marion and Carolyn taunt adults while Dicky reveals he tracked men from Canada back to the inn. Hank and Bill plan a moonlight canoe, and the girls fear guests may spoil the Brixton house party as the chapter ends with the note “Continued tomorrow.”
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Marion
Carolyn
Lillian
Dicky
Hank
Bill
Gibbs
Brixton
Harry Underwood
Birth of Evelyn Bernice Gra ham announced at Shade R D
Mr and Mrs Warren N Gra ham announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Evelyn Bernice on Saturday Sept 25 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G E Martin Shade Route One The Bates Church Missionary Women host a dinner for men meeting at the cemetery Friday Oct 1 to finish the fence all are invited to help
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Warren N. Graham
Shade R. D. 1
Evelyn Bernice
G. E. Martin
Shade Route One
Bates
Bates Church
Don’t Be A Three-Quarter Wife Try Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
An advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease cramps and nervous tension. It claims the product supports natural tone during the three life stages turning girlhood to womanhood preparing for motherhood and approaching middle age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
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Child Authority
All Star
Cornell
Prinizes
Clover Farm
Nannie Allom’ Rebekah Lodge
Central Ave. M. E
Central P.T.A
Harper C. Pendry
Child League
Phi Mus
Daltons
M. D. Horner
L. B. Horner
Fostoria
D. D. Chappelear
Quick's Cut Rate
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Rose Valois
R. F. Fletcher
Portsmouth Times
Ohio Select List
Gordon K. Bush
Fletcher
Vic Merson
W. P. McKinney
Marietta Times
L. E. Teller
Fred Reynolds
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
C. D. Jeller
R. E. Leiber
E. A. Chappell
Chillicothe Scioto Gazette
W. E. Beeler
Owen Meredith
Kellenberger
Ironton Tribune
Carl Walker
Harry Fisher
W. O. Littick
Zanesville Times- Recorder
Zanesville
Circleville Herald
T. E. Wilson
Paul Carruthers
Mrs. Wilson
David Benninghoff
Eleanor Spence
Ray Bean
Guysville
Benninghoff
B. W Spence
Prospectville
Bryner Chevrolet Co
Glenside
Wharton Ave
Olive Roberts Barton
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Jones
Uncle Mack
Billy
Mary
Daddy
Mrs. Slaughter
Adele Garrison
Madge
J. J. Northwest
Helena
Slingluff
Coats
Alole
ROYAL
York
Oneida
Tudor Plate
Peggy Tudor
Cornwell & Co
Nyalgesic
McKee Drug CO
Harriet Hilliard
Steppes Beauty Shop
Hotel
Athens Dial
Joe Penner
Victor Moore
Schine's
Athena
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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