Mrs F Patrick Collins Complimented With Baby Shower
A shower for Mrs. F Patrick Collins of 3 Sunnyside Drive and her five weeks old daughter Christine was hosted by Mrs. Richard Bitters and Mrs. David Keller at the Keller home 15 North May Avenue. Guests included Mrs. James Farley Mrs. William Sprague Mrs. C M Gill Mrs. Jack Gilbert and others. Mrs. Collins formerly Mary Lou Pash will move to Columbus with her husband, an agency assistant at New York Life, to reside at 1599 Shady Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Patrick Collins
Sunnyside Dr
Christine
Richard Bitters
David Keller
Keller
N. May Ave. Balloding
Thenan Annna
Aifte
James Farley
William Sprague
C. M. Gill
Jack Gilbert
Bitters
Collins
Mary Lou Pash
Columbus
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Shady Lane
Initiation Banquet for Beta Theta Pi At Athens Country Club
More than 100 attended the Beta Kappa Beta Theta Pi initiation at Athens Country Club on Saturday. John Dolobois, District 14 chief and Miami University alumni secretary, gave the main address. New initiates include Ronald Mason and Emery Pleszko among others. James Hunter led pledges as pledgemaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Kappa
Beta Theta Pi
Athens Country Club
John Dolobois
District 14
Miami University
Dolobois
Joe de
Caminagda
Ohio University
Ronald William Mason
Emery Joseph Pleszko
Richard Donald Yoakam
Ronald Ellsworth Mumfort
Timothy Robert Driscoll
Donald Louis Jones
Robert Gordon Scott
Roger Allan Mahaffey
James FE. Hunter
Dick Yoakam
R. H
Gus’’ White
Donald Todd
James E. Hunter
Future Projects Planned By Group Shrinettes
Mrs. Ross Davis hosted the Athens Shrinettes meeting of the Ladies' Oriental Shrine unit. Plans discussed include Hathor Court sewing projects in Parkersburg West Virginia a swimming party and a potluck dinner with husbands as guests. The April 24 gathering will be at Mrs. Jack E. White's Coolville home with a guest speaker from Parkersburg. Mrs. Ted Stiff presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Davis
Athens Shrinettes
Orsenal Shrine
North America
Hathor Court
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jack E. White
Coolville
Ted Stiff
Wittenberg College Leaders Attend Chapter Greeting
President extended greetings to members and guests including District Chief Andy Nikeloff, two Wittenberg College students, and two Lancaster visitors during the chapter gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Nikeloff
Wittenberg College
Lancaster
Delphian Club Elects Officers At Mutchler Home
Athens Delphian Club members met at Mrs. Dwight Mutchler's home to name officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Jesse Day, vice president Mrs. William Huntsman, secretary treasurer Mrs. Willard Carmean, corresponding secretary Mrs. E. E. Woodworth. Mrs. Hayden McCaskill reviewed Mrs Appleyard's Year by Louise Andrews Kent. Refreshments were served to eighteen members and one guest, Mrs. Dwight H. Mutchler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Delphian Club
Dwight Mutchler
Jesse Day
William Huntsman
Willard Carmean
Sec’y
E. E. Woodworth
Day
Louise Andrews Kent
Hayden McCaskill
Dwight H. Mutchler
Psychologist Speaks At Grange Meeting In Athens County
Lewis D. Hannah of Athens State Hospital spoke at a Canaan Grange meeting about Mental Health Association aims to aid residents of Athens County and nearby areas. Floyd Dillinger presided. a donation to Magnetic Springs Foundation Fund was announced and a sewing contest planned for the May meeting. January February and March birthdays were celebrated with a potluck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Health Association
Athens Co
Lewis D. Hannah
Athens State Hospital
Canaan Grange
Floyd Dillinger
Magnetic Springs Foundation Fund
Scouts Present Program Before PTA Group
Scouts from Cub and Boy units led the March Plains PTA meeting with a Indian dress campfire program. Awards went to Blaine Michael Ralph Peyton Roger Peyton and Mark Lee. Den Mothers were honored and a sprained ankle care demo was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Plains P. T. A
Blaine Michael
Ralph
Roger Peyton
Mark Lee
Kenneth Harvey
Michael
Ervin
DePue
Sheridan
Mabel Howell
Pauline Harvey
Maude Michael
Beckley
Burson
Athens Man Initiated Into Footlighters at OU
Phillip Eugene Saunders of Athens is initiated as active member of Ohio Universitys Footlighters dramatics honorary society. A 1955 Athens High School graduate, he has acted in OU Theatre and related groups and will play the porter in Macbeth. He is active in debates and several campus organizations. The Athens Business and Professional Womens Club will hold its annual benefit bridge party April 10 at Hotel Berry with public tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Eugene Saunders
Herper Saunders
Granville Ave
Footlighters
Ohio University Dramatics Honorary Society
Athens High School
Saunders
OU Theatre
OU Theatre Workshop
OU Summer Opera
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
Cablo
Bogota
Oklahoma
the Porter
Athens
Sigma Theta Epsilon
Wesley Players
Wesley Foundation
Baptist Youth Fellowship
OU Symphony Orchestra
Orchesis
Athena
Athens Business and Professional Womens Club
Berry
Social Calendar Offers Local Circle Meetings and Dinners
Hobson Study Circle meets 7 30 p m with Mrs W D Poling 125 Morris Ave 9000 Lodi Grange convenes 8 p m Delilah Rebecca Lodge hosts 7 30 p m New Marshfield Potluck Phi Delta Theta Aux meets Friday April 5 7 30 p m with Mrs Dwight Mutchler 76 Columb ia Ave Sayre Study Circle anniversary dinner 12 30 p m Cottage Tea Room bring contributions for retarded children If unavailable notify Mrs William Smith or Mrs F F Kittle by Monday noon Rummage Sale Church of the Good Shepherd 9 a m to 12 noon Amesville Grange 8 p m Federation Circle of CCL p m with Mrs Richard Dent 28 Charles St 9900 Child Guidance CCL with Mrs R F Rose Euclid Dr 8 p m Ladies TaGaTra dinner Buckeye Cafeteria 6 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary Richland Area Fire Department 7 30 p m Fire House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Study Circle
Cottage Tea Room
William Smith
F. F. Kittle
Buckeye
Richland Area Fire Department
Three-Act Play To Be Presented By Junior Class
Shade High School junior class presents a three act comedy Cupid in Pigtails on April 12 in the school gym. Director Mrs. Dora Chappell is assisted by student directors Martha Rupe Betty Casteel Connie Davis Janet Bobo and Patty Pratt. Cast includes Helen Jones John Cooper Eleanor Oxley Helen Seiple Walter Jones Rose Goldsberry Clarence Robinson Paul Eliswick Tracy Hauring Ann Schultz Marilyn Swartz Beverly Van Meter Mary Jeffers. Stage crew lists Lawrence Bailey Jeff Brickles and assistant directors. Tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Shade High School
Dora Chappell
Martha Rupe
Betty Casteel
Connie Davis
Janet Bobo
Patty Pratt
Helen Jones
John Cooper
Eleanor Oxley
Helen Seiple
Walter Jones
Rose Goldsberry
Clarence Robinson
Paul Eliswick
Tracy Hauring
Progressive Club To Celebrate Anniversary Dinner
The Progressive Literary Club marks its 33rd anniversary with a dinner at Cottage Tea Room on April 9 at 6 30 p.m. Club officers host the event. Richard St Clair a Kenyon College senior visits home for spring vacation with parents. Sponsorship of a Korean child for another year was approved at a Bishop Class meeting at Central Ave Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progressive Literary Club
Cottage Tea Room
Richard St. Clair
Kenyon College
T. R. St. Clair
May Ave
Central Ave
A. J. Romine
Pearly Clark
Rhoda Franklin
Lorna Jewell
Harvey Cone
Stella Chandler
S. J. Scott
Florence Reefer
Hazel Littler
Dohnanyi at Ohio University Delivers Opus One Evening
In Athens Ohio Ernst von Dohnanyi performed his Opus One with four Athenian musicians at Ewing Auditorium. The program also featured his Opus 8 and Opus 21 sonatas, with praise for Conkling and Mrs Ahrendt. A brief note recalls Dvorak’s Spillville visit and hints at a possible Opus 26 later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Johannes Brahms
Budapest
Ernst von Dohnanyi
Brahms
Dohnanyi
Athens
Ohio
USA
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Spillville
Iowa
Bohemia
Anton Dvorak
Karl Ahrendt
Christine Ahrendt
Sally Comin
Leighton Conkling
Conkling
Special Program By Junior Music Club Presented
A Junior Music Club program was held at Mrs. Neil Thomas's home. Piano violin and organ selections were performed with solos by Bobby Blackmore Francis Goldberg Phyllis Lau sche Susan Cady Stephen Krauss and others. Officers for next year were elected including President Mrs Richard Selleck and Vice president Mrs Charles McAfee. The next meeting is set for Sunday April 28 at four in the OU Center with the annual guest program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Music Club
Woman’s Music Club
Neil Thomas
Maplewood Dr
Richard Selleck
Mozart
Schumann
Bobby Blackmore
Bach
Francis Goldberg
Allegretto
Seitz
Phyllis Lausche
Little Harpist
Robinson
Avalanche
Keller
Susan Cady
Bouree
Stephen Krauss
Marguerite Frank
Richard Essex
Dawes
Mendelssohn
William Ruston
Charles McAfee
Carolyn Clutter
Ardyce Bowling
Gilbert Stephenson
John Everett, Jr
L. C. Mitchell
Maurel Hawkins
C. E. Heft
Canaan
Plains High School Honors Senior Class At Reception
Junior hosts welcomed seniors, faculty, and Board of Education at Plains High School for an annual junior senior reception with the theme Over the Rainbow. John Hoffman sang solos with George Sands at the piano, and the event ended with a student orchestra led by E G Horsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains High School
Board of Education
Ralph Kittle
Jim Bosley
H. W. Humphrey
Oklahoma
John Hoffman
George Sands
Merlyn Ross
Danny McDonald
Charles Clench
Caroline Cade
Thomas Cade
Janice Hanning
Joan Tipton
Terry Walburn
Brenda Wallace
E. G. Horsky
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Stimson Ave
Athens, O
University of Michigan
W. D. Revelli
Ohio University Band
Thalus
S. Court
Delphian Club
Mutchler Home
PTA
Hobson
W. D. Poling
Morris Ave
Lodi Grange
Delilah Rebecca Lodge
New Marshfield
Potluck
Phi Delta Theta
Columbuia Ave
Church of the Good Shepherd
Amesville Grange
Federation Circle of CCL, & P. m
Richard Dent
Charles St
CCL
R. F. Rose
Euclid Dr
Louisa Steele
Edna Felt
Iris Fierce
Erma Anderson
Mabelle Darst
Messenger
Child Guidance
Euclid
E. State
Quick's
Plains H. School
Athens County Savings
Masonic Temple
Union & Court Sts
P. G. Chapman
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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