Dorothy Funk and Mable Little Host Club Meeting
The Cuthole Study Club No 3 met at Mrs Haxter La Live Inn for an evening of business and literary review led by Migrank Imonnay who discussed The Light of Vision by Gheistlandfold. The tale follows Madelaine Ray Hor a divorced Protestant matron drawn to the Cathedral of Chartres and her ultimate religious conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthole Study Club No. 3
Chartres
di- Vorcodt
Elsworth Burstey
Fred Roth Wild
Stanford Avenue
Birthday party and social notices with names and events
Miss Edna Malierer of Bellaye Nite hosted Odette Chub for a pink and white birthday party in her honor. Twenty three candies topped the birthday cake as centerpieces while Miss Multerer received gifts. bridge games featured Pat Elberts and Mina Lucile Kelley with winning scores. Mrs Robert Bridgett of the Kud ley Block will host the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Malierer
Bellaye- Nite
Odette Chub
Multerer
Idge
Min
Pat Elberts
Mina Lucile Kelley
Robert Bridgett
Kudley Block
Club Chooses Name Mets Wings Five
Miss Agnes burroughy acts as hostess to Lap Noein members at a meeting in a West venue. A late gathering saw plans for a Latif Were Urselssen dle ghts Seweu, with a long table at Mrs Ela Yous h Neuter court eh Aptit beth e 88 Club. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Schock’s home after a luncheon hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Burroughy
West
Vettu
Rustess
Urselssen
Dian
Hye West
Mis Ela Yoush
Mets
Cody
Wis
Hoosevelt
George Sehugh
Claude Bor
Ward Baker
Schock
Chard Street
Hospital Admisions and Discharges Noted in Ashland Area
Walter Thompson transient admission and multiple discharges documented across Ashland including Alfred Sessyon and Sulli van at County Home. Entries list Mrs Walwin Davis Avon Mrs Qral Welsh 224 Bath street and 324 Bridge street with further names Gratton Wis Joe Se men and baby boy born at Jackson Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thompson
Alfred Sessyon
Sullivan
Vugitta Gowan
Ashland
Bruce Ldaza
County Home
Walwin Davis
Avon
Qral Welsh
Bath Street
Harry Larson
Jackson Hotel
Thomas Tiembath
Gratton
Wis
Joe Semen
Bridge Street
Avalon Club Elects New Officers After Meeting
At 1500 Middle Avenue Miss Mary Prowest presided as Avalon Club elected new officers: president Mrs Anna Perna secretary Mrs Mary Meo and treasurer Mrs Josephine Kam Inisky. Prizes in the diversion went to Mrs Sarah Boyson with consolation to Mrs Theresa Nate. Luncheon followed at 100m with pink and yellow color motif. Next meeting set for Mrs Stella Meranti’s home at 1406 Woodward Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Club
Mary Prowest
Middle Avenue
Anna Perna
Mary Meo
Josephine Kam
Inisky
Buneo
Sarah Boyson
Dheresa Nate
Stella Meranti
Woot Adwyentie
Chit Chat Clot Hosts Evening at Bunno Home
Helen Humphrey hosted Chit Chat Clot last night at Mrs Plorence Walumey’s Bunno home. High score prizes went to Mrs Israh Qlinstead and Mrs Isabelle Popp. A refreshment course followed as the club adjourned. Mrs Juaoe te Audresh will host Tuesday evening April twelfth at 109 East Rivet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Humphrey
Plorence Walumey
Bath Street
Bunno
Israh Qlinstead
Isabelle Popp
Maloney
Juaoe Te Audresh
East Rivet Street
Hostess Charms Revenagers Club At Broad Street Home
Grace Raver proved a charming hostess entertaining the Revenagers club at her Broad Street home Meducater was played during the evening with first prize won by Mable Pottr and Miss Matte Ludach provided a delicious pancheon enjoyed by all Plans for the next meeting were set to occur at the Nome with Eleten thainal ten or Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mip
Grace Raver
Revenagers Club
Broad Street
Meducater
Pancheon
Ayia Phe
Thainalten
Lake Avenue
Debutante Scroriny and Club Meetings Reported
Members gathered at Eleangr Rhodes home for a social evening with a short business meeting. Prizes went to Vanes Hesstist and Jeanette arbi while a planned MWiven supper followed. Next meeting set for April 12 at Emil Struck’s home. Debutante scrutiny met at Betty Henry’s home with plans for a lirhe and a dance and luncheon before April 7 at Beverly Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fola Nu
Eleangr Rhodes
Leven
Vanes Hesstist
Jeanette Arbi
Renson Avenue
Nixhi Clau
Danii Robertsu
Weil
Mis Kantal Uch
Jack Dullmat
Walter Greber
Emil Struck
Scroriny
Betty Henry
East Budge Street
Beverly Mills
Cleveland Street
Ohio Miners Seek More WPA Work For Unemployed
Dr. Carl Watson, state WPA director, blamed for relief strain as a 40 miner delegation from Athens Hocking Perry Morgan and Muskingum counties asks for broader WPA work. He cites local conditions speedier certification and an investigator for Hocking County while warning of stranded miners and statewide duty to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl Watson
Ohio
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Morgan
Muskingum
Hocking County
Watson
Style Review by Future Homemakers Club in Oberlin
Oberlin hosts a March 31 style review titled A Day with Mr Lady and Monsieur at the high school auditorium. Miss Frances Clark leads the project to fund equipment for the Home Economics Laboratory with proceeds. The event features Malady and Monsieur costumes, varied attire, and a climactic bride and groom scene, with music by Tharon Parsons and Campus Cavaliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Homemakers Club
Lady
Monsieu
Tharon Parsons
Campus
Edward Bosworth
Major Bowes
Frances Clark
Future Homemakers Association
Rod Coated With Gold Leaf Finds Lost Radium
Cincinnati March 6 90 su Dr Balinkin University of Cincinnati physicist recovered $2 000 worth of radium that disappeared from General Hospital in a container attached to a patient. A divining rod coated with gold leaf collapsed in the ward and garbage revealing the radium in a sugar cap in the kitchen waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Eay Balin«kin
University of Cincinnati
General Hospital
Balinkin
Henry Hooper
KR Balimkin
Tonsillitis outbreak hits U S ship during Pacific maneuver
An outbreak of tonsillitis sickened about 600 men aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington during Pacific Ocean maneuvers. Naval officials said cases were mild and under control. The ship remained anchored at Waikiki for possible hospitalization while shore leaves were barred and quarantine measures were advised for crew health.
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Honolulu
T. H
LAS
Leaington
Pacific Ocean
Naval Headquarters
Waikiki
Naval Star
Sen
Pacific Coast
Lexington
U S To Invoke Escalator Clause
Washington reports that the United States will send a formal note to London invoking the escalator clause of the 1938 London naval treaty. The clause allows signatories to build ships above 35,000 tons if another power does so, due to Japan's refusal to guarantee no large capital ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Washington
London
Cordell Hull
Great Britain
France
United States
Conservatory Judges Lead Eastern Ohio Music Festival
Faculty judges Arthur L. Williams George Waln and Don Morrison preside at Muskingum College in New Concord for the Eastern Ohio District Music Festival. Friday head judge for Central Ohio Choral festival at Denison University was Mr Williams with officials Shaw, Van Fossan, and Seaman attending Columbus anniversary events. Ohio University freshman Virginia Carson spends spring break in Oberlin, while Mrs J F Mack plans a New Haven trip to visit her son and daughter in law Maynard Mack. Mrs Conner Gunn of Detroit visits her mother Mrs L T McFarland in Forest Street as neighborhood clubs meet. Netherlands government orders large batch of naval and military airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Oberlin
J. F. Mack
East College Street
New Haven
C N G Inspection Set For Friday At Armory
The annual federal inspection of Headquarters Company First Battalion 145th Infantry Ohio National Guard is scheduled for 8:30 P M Friday at the armory 242 Third Street. Capt Allan Stowell Columbus has been named inspecting officer. Major C B Whitcomb battalion commander and Col L P Wolfford will attend with other officers. The public inspection is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
145Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
242
Third Street
Andorce Tell
Arthur L. Richwine
Allan Stowell
Columbus
United States War Department
C. B. Whitcomb
L. P. Wolfford
R. Urpsprung
Berea
T. Parker
Regement
Lieut. Richwine
Uruguay and Chile Accept Refugee Plan
Uruguay and Chile accept the United States refugee plan proposal outlined for relief and resettlement. The decision, announced in Montevideo and reported March 30, aligns with regional cooperation to address displacement and humanitarian needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Chile Backs US Refugee Cooperation Plan
The Chilean foreign office disclosed in Santiago that Chile will accept in principle the United States invitation to cooperate in measures to aid political refugees from Austria Germany Spain and Russia. Rain has killed the parasites destroying Italy's olive crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
United States
Austria
Germany
Spain
Russia
Italy
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Edith Monscler
East Tver
Metian Fenasik
Mia Gertrude Kilteetl
Ute Clab
Jéanette Masne
Sumner Elite
Aweardel
Wally Routhe
Malia
Gndeth
Naum Walther
Joshacht
Bunto
Mes
Vagha
Boulevard Teat
Vatwyhn
George Bimanshem
Charles Qo
Wes Halple
Het Bane
Entertains Club
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Suzy
Alex
Louise Bourbon
Ferrciild
Acme
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Future
Homemakers
Nineteenth Century Club
C. J. Weeks
West Vine Street
John Wood
Graham
Milo Kendeigh
Harriet Parsons
Martin L. Davey
Oberlin Women’s Club
Apollo Theatre
W. RC
Womens Relief Corps
WRC
Edith ‘Kern
Wellington
Dist. No. 12
Floyd Ro
Harley
North Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Philip Worcester
Oxford
Florida
J. R. Worcester
K W. Gehrkens
East College
Lansing
Michigan
Drolling
Gehrkens
Music Educators National Conference
St. Louis
Torch Lake
U. S
U.S
Netherlands
RED Jacket
Klanace Kennedy
C.N.G
Europe
Foreign Office Today
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Ade
Sears Grass Seed
Pnee Ee
Sears
Sears Fishing Tackle
Lie
StaRite
Ferry
Fulton
Wade
Imra
Fulton Sickle
Catatiana
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