Pi Beta Phi Birthday Party Held At Craig Home
Pi Beta Phi marked its forty ninth birthday on the Ohio University campus with a birthday party hosted at Mrs. T W Craig home on South Court Street. The event featured large birthday cakes with candles and childlike entertainment, with Mrs. Smith Pi Beta Phi house mother and several patronsesses and alumnae assisting.
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Pi Beta Phi
T. W. Craig
South Court Street
Pita Phi
Ohio University
Smith
Craig
Harry Beckley
Frank R. Murphey
Clarence C. Robinson
Norris Beasley
D. R. Zenner
Russell W. Finsterwald
Child Conservation League Outlines Red Cross Work Plan
The Child Conservation League outlined cooperation with the Red Cross as its main goal for the coming year during a meeting at Mrs. Thomas Rosser’s home. Nineteen members attended and discussed Parents Magazine article The Parent Faces a New World. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs. Rosser and her mother. guest Mrs. Harry Junod attended.
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Red Cross
Child Conservation League
Thomas Rosser
West Washington Street
Alice Cary
Ray Slaughter
Parents Magazine
Fred Fengel
Harry Junod
Alpha Xi Delta Rushing Events Highlight Week of Activities
Alpha Xi Delta sorority hosts active pledges and rushees at Elmwood Place with a buffet. Alumnae committee includes Mrs. Hoisington Gibson and Algeo. A luncheon and a formal tea at 26 South College Street kick off rushing. a Japanese bridge event at Parl Place celebrates rushees. Installation of the 52nd chapter at Denison University is set for October 15 to 18 as part of the Denison centennial.
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George W. Hopkins
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Elmwood Place
O. L. Hoisington
B. M. Gibson
John Algeo
South College Street
Marian Ickes
Edwin H. Gaylound
Parl Place
Evan J. Jones
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi Delta National
Denison University
Denison
Mrs. Connor Hosts Alpha Delta Pi Rushee Tea
Alpha Delta Pi rushees attend events at the sorority house 8 Franklin Avenue with patronesses and alumnae assisting at Mrs. Roger Connors home 70 Elmwood Place. The schedule includes a gypsy trail ride, a buffet supper, a Sunday tea, a masquerade ball, and an 1851 dress dance with colonial corsages as favors.
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Roger Connor
Elmwood Place
Alpha Delta Pi
Franklin Avenue
Connor
Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts Week of Dances and Parties
Alpha Gamma Delta held a kickoff carnival dance at the chapter house with a five piece orchestra for over ninety couples. A Sun-Tan beach breakfast welcomed rushees. Decor featured beach umbrellas and imitation grass. A Tuesday breakfast at Mrs. Foster’s East State Street home preceded a formal evening with music and bridge. Tonight a low mood party is planned at the house.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Harry Foster
East State Street
Athens Omen House Guests of Mrs Russi
Mrs A Bruce Wells Mrs Edward C Schloss Mrs Harry Beckley Mrs Robert S Wood and Mrs Russell W Finsterwald left this morning for South Charleston to be the house guests of Mrs A C Russi formerly of Athens. Mrs Russi entertained today with a luncheon at 1 o clock for her guests.
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A. Bruce Wells
Edward C. Schloss
Harry Beckley
Robert S. Wood
Russell W. Finsterwald
South Charleston
A. C. Russi
Athens
Athens man may lose sight after Ray-Glo plant accident
Frank Koker of Rural Route No 3 Athens suffered an eye injury when a piece of steel struck his left eye at the Ray-Glo plant several weeks ago. Doctors fear the lens is ruined and he may lose sight in that eye.
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Frank Koker
Athens
Koker
Kiwanis Club Campaign Outlined at Meeting Here
GLOUSTER Sept 30 Tim berlake of the schools at Moxahala spoke at the Kiwanis noon meeting with luncheon at Hotel Gordon on safety. The nominating committee placed candidates for next year with election set for Oct 13. Nominated: President C F Wallace vice president Andrew Alien treasurer John S Clark trustee George W Rose sergeant at arms Ben Goldberg. President L E Richardson notes efforts to boost bank reorganization Route 13 improvement a new American Legion building and Lt governor George W Rose. Stokes of Hamilton visited representing the Estate Store Co. Attendance prize to E L Jones.
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Glouster
Timberlake
Moxahala
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
C. F. Wallace
Andrew Alien
John 8. Clark
George W. Rose
Ben Goldberg
L. E. Richardson
Te American Legion
Kiwanis
Stokes
Hamilton
Estate Store Co
Charles Dunn
E. L. Jones
Dolly Madison class elects officers in GLOUSTER meeting
At a Dolly Madison class meeting held at Norma Dyer's home in Glouster officers were elected. Anna Louise Logue is president, Betty McAfooes vice president, Gibbs secretary, Mary Lou Truax treasurer, with Charlene Wolf as flower girl. The class includes girls from seventh grade to sophomores in high school.
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Glouster
Dolly Madison
M. E
Norma Dyer
Miss Dyer
Laura Mae Brunton
Alice Lewis
Anna Louise Logue
Betty McAfooes
Gibbs
Mary Lou Truax
Charlene Wolf
Kellner to visit Glouster Eagles at tonight meeting
James H. Kellner, president of the Columbus Aerie of Eagles, will visit Glouster for the regular meeting at the Eagle hall on Street. A conference will be held after the lodge with Kellner and aerie chairmen attending the gathering.
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Glouster
James H. Kellner
Columbus Aerie of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Kellner
Aerie of Frand
All Aerie Com
Progressive Study Club holds second meeting in Glouster
The Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. Jennie Jones’s home in Madison Street with president Mrs. Bess Henshaw presiding. Sixteen members attended and heard a study on General John J. Pershing by Mrs. Mae Dunnett. Mrs. Hazel Janchius was named to assist the welfare committee of the Glouster P T A. Refreshments followed and the club adjourned to meet October 12 at Mrs. Esta Cunningham’s home.
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General John J. Pershing
Mae Dunnett
Misa Esta Cunningham
Ohio Passes Strict New Coal Mining Law
House Bill 602 enacted after the Millfield disaster takes effect Sunday. It requires surveying each mine and posting maps with the state mine inspector in Columbus. Surveys may cost 2 to 500 dollars, and more than half wagon mines could close. Violations carry escalating fines up to Franklin County courts.
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Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
Millfield
Farewell Party For Hebbardsville Couple
Hebbardsville on September 29 hosts a farewell gathering for Mr. and Mrs. G C Stotts at their home. A long list of attendees includes Rob ert McKnight Clarence McKnight Alton Woodyard Chloe Brickles Charles Gwinn Frances Haning Charlies Hudnall Lewis Adkins Carl Hoisington Margaret Hoisington Elizabeth Riley James Wood and many more family and neighbors.
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L. W. Hoisington
Wright
Patricia Ann
Joe Riley
Charles Wood
O. C. Glidden
John Sewell
Jesse Brown
Russell Oxley
Urban Parker
Clarence Martin
Fern Sewell
Bernadine Sewell
Russell Sewell
Reed Se
State funds spent for crippled children's school
Reimbursement for equipment purchased for the crippled children's school for 1930 31 was received by Supt W W Ankenbrand from the State Treasury Department. The East Side school with 10 pupils was abandoned after one year. Desks and equipment were shipped to a Dennison state school. Miss Reitz now teaches at Wickliffe Ohio.
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Valeska Reitz
W. W. Ankenbrand
State Treasury Department
Dennison
Miss Reitz
Wickliffe
Athens Faces Rate Dispute Over Electric Pricing
The Athens City Council weighs approving an ordinance fixing electric rates while the company can appeal to the Public Utilities Commission. If challenged, current rates stay in effect during the appeal, with bond to refund any difference. lengthy, costly litigation and delays for residents are possible. The utility argues its reduced-rate plan would save Athens households about $2,000 monthly if enacted now.
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Athens
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Logan Gas Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Ohio Bell
Utilities Commission
Electric Company
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Council
Electric
Poston
Vagaries of Education in Many Minds
Dr. Bryan argues education is essential for progress and counters the idea that college means only a good time. He cites the need for programs meeting people’s needs without lowering standards and notes many students seek better living and life realization through learning. Rotary guests from Mc Arthur Nelsonville and Middleport attended. Congressman Jenkins spoke briefly before Dr. Bryan’s address.
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Ohio
Bryan
Ohio University
Rotary Clubs
McArthur
Nelsonville
Middleport
Athens Group
C. L. Jones
Athens Club
Gordon K. Bush
President Bryan
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Fairbanks Plans Airplane Trip With Filming in South America
Douglas Fairbanks outlines a South American filming tour by air, aiming to shoot along the continent while possibly traveling without wife Mary Pickford who dislikes flying. two amphibian planes will carry full sound equipment for the journey.
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Hollywood
U.R
Douglas Fairbanks
South America
India
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Depositors To Meet Glouster State Bank Stockholders
Glouster Sept 3 A meeting of stockholders and depositors of the Glouster State Bank interested in its re organization will be held in the banking room of the institution Thursday night at 7 30 o clock according to an nouncement made.
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Glouster
Glouster State Bank
Robinsons Travel to Columbus for Family Visit
TRIMBLE Sept 30 Mr and Mrs J W Robinson have left for Columbus to spend a couple of weeks with their sons and daughters in law Mr and Mrs W G Robinson and Mr and Mrs Walter Robinson.
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Trimble
J. W. Robinson
Columbus
W. G. Robinson
Walter Robinson
Pythians to Meet Jacksonville Sisters Plan Potluck Dinner
Officers and members of Jacksonville Temple No. 553 Pythian Sisters will attend the regular meeting Thursday night at 7 o'clock. A potluck dinner will be served after the meeting and a social season will be enjoyed.
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Jacksonville
Doctor Gibson Returns from Chicago Clinics
Dr. H. G. Gibson returned from Chicago after a week of clinical clinics.
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Chicago
Glouster
H. G. Gibson
Modern Pied Piper Found This Morning
A modern Pied Piper drew a crowd when a round furry owl hid in a canary cage and followed Rev. Calvin Haines from Morris Avenue. He freed the owl from the stove pipe and fed it a mouse before the bird was taken to East Side School for the children to meet their instructors.
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Hamlin
Calvin Haines
Morris Avenue
East Side School
Haines
Biscuits Sold Steadily by National Biscuit Company
A. G. Bixler vice-president explains the firm’s strategy of new product releases and packaging upgrades, expanding branches and plants where beneficial, and steady advertising. He notes efficiency during lean years while upholding long standing business principles.
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A. G. Bixler
National Biscuit Company
Junior Loyal Temperance Legion Meets at Chauncey
Chauncey September 30 Junior Loyal Temperance Legion an auxiliary of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday night with president Miss Alice Johnson in charge. Miss Betty Jane Courtney reported as secretary and Vivian Bingman led the program. Present were Alice Johnson Julia Johnson Betty Jane Courtney Isabel Courtney Pauline Agin Nellie Agin Vivian Bingman Jean Bingman Floride Schultz Marguerite Schultz Lois Ann Shafer Bessy Bell Baughman Geraldine Johnson Ethel Henry Ellen Blackford Leatha Mae Collins Ruth Schoonover.
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Chauncey
Junior Loyal Temperance Legion
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ralph Brown
Alice Johnson
Betty Jane Courtney
Vivian Bingman
Julia Johnson
Isabel Courtney
Pauline Agin
Nellie Agin
Jean Bingman
Floride Schultz
Marguerite Schultz
Lois Ann Shafer
Bessy Bell Baughman
Geraldine Johnson
Ethel Henry
Ellen Blackford
Leatha Mae Collins
Ruth Schoonover
Twelve Mines Active in Chauncey Region Dispatch
Chauncey Mine No. 25 and Hocking are idle today while twelve mines are in operation. Monday saw fourteen mines active, with a current list including No. 9 No. 255 No. 10 No. 69 No. 24 No. 86 Poston No. 6 Black Diamond L. D. Poston No. 90 No. 119 and Luhrig.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Poston
Black Diamond
L. D. Poston
Luhrig
Picnic Party Visits Rock House and Caves
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott with sons Charles and Jack of The Plains joined Mr and Mrs Lonnie Morrison and daughters Evelyn and Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Matt Schuler of Athens for a Sunday outing at Rock House. They also toured Old Man's Cave and Ash Cave.
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Chauncey
Floyd Linscott
Charles
Jack
the Plains
Lonnie Morrison
Evelyn
Dorothy
Matt Schuler
Athens
Rock House
Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Mrs Gabriel Called to Nelsonville for Niece Ill
Mrs. George Gabriel Jr of Lower Plains was called to Nelsonville on Monday due to her niece Miss Beatrice Barber's illness. Miss Barber, daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Barber, is ill with appendicitis and may need an operation.
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Chauncey
George Gabriel, Jr
Lower Plains
Nelsonville
Beatrice Barber
Lizzie Barber
McNutt Birth Announces Seventh Child at Bailey Run
Arrival Number Eight for Ira and Mrs. McNutt in Chauncey area. The couple, married nine years, welcomed a 7% pound daughter at their home. They already have eight children including twins.
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Chauncey
Ira McNutt
Bailey Run
Christian Endeavor to Hold Chauncey Meeting Tonight
Chauncey Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ will meet at the church at 7 30 with officers to be elected. Society President Charles Minister announced the plans.
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Chauncey
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ
Charles Minister
Christopher Wolfe descendants hold annual reunion in Chauncey
The Christopher Wolfe descendants plan a reunion on Sunday October 4 at the Athens Fairgrounds with several relatives living in Chauncey and nearby areas.
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Chauncey
Christopher Wolfe
Athens Fairgrounds
Wolfe
Millfield Pocahontas Lodge Pot Luck Supper and Birthday
Chauncey September 30 Millfield Degree of Pocahontas Lodge announces a pot luck supper at the lodge hall in Millfield tonight to observe the monthly birthday party.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Pocahontas Lodge
Illness Report Reaches Columbus For Sibling Surgery
Mrs. F. Cook of Lower Plains traveled to Columbus after being notified of her sister-in-law Mrs. Roge Shellman’s illness following a surgical operation at a city hospital. Shellman is reported to be recovering.
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Chauncey
F. &. Cook
Lower Plains
Columbus
Roge Shellman
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