Ohio U Junior Prom Social Features Formal Style
Ohio University’s 1932 Junior Prom at the Men’s Gym showcased a formal theme with white tafs gloves and gardenias. Approximately 300 couples participated in the grand march led by George Cochran and Ruth Hirsch, with Virginia McFarland named Queen for a night and crowned amid roses.
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AIO University
Geasoh E
Johnny Johnson
Victor
George Cochran
Clags
Ruth Hirsch
Parkersburg
Kirsch
Ohio State Uniity
Vir
Two Faculty Women Entertain at Bridge
Margaret Benedict and Miss M Joy Cutler of the Ohio University School of Music hosted two bridge parties at their South High Street home. Friday and Saturday evenings drew sixteen guests each, with Mrs. F. W. Reed and Miss Catherine Bedford receiving top scores at the four-table Friday game.
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Margaret Benedict
M Joy Cutler
School of Music
Ohio University
South High Street
F. W. Reed
Catherine Bedford
Bishop Class Adds Two New Members
Avenue M. E. Church gathered in the basement with thirty members. New members were Mrs. Otto Rose and Mrs. Anna Hoker. Mrs. D. L. Jones led devotions. Mrs. Pearl Clark presented readings Life's Problems and The Monitor. Homer Wigner won a contest. Grace Golisberry sang When the Pearly Gate Unfolds. Refreshments by Mrs. F. C. Tribe’s group.
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Avenue M. E
Otto Rose
Anna Hoker
William Hughes
D. L. Jones
Mary Kelley
Homer Wigner
Helen Tasco
Central
Ars
W. O. Jones
Pearl Clark
Grace Golisberry
F.C. Tribe
April Fool Basket Social at Child Study Group
The Child Study Club hosted nine members and three guests for a social Friday at Mrs. Clyde Mansfield’s home. Contests and prizes filled the evening, ending with an April Fool grab basket and refreshments by Mrs. Gerald Baird.
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HILD
Clyde Mansfield
Gerald Baird
Nim Wanisley
Fred Woodruff
aArdie Mansfield
Missionary Society Meeting At First Church Friday
Mrs Bryan leads a session of the Oman Foreign Missionary Society of First Church. Readings include Bible study on God’s ownership and stewardship. Reports on dues and membership drive, bake sale planned for April 16, and a May 1 Thank Offering sermon. Special music from local students and hostesses named.
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Oman
Foreign Missionary Society
First mM. Gs. Churchnet
Howard Stout
Mra
Keys
G. G. Kerr
Logan
Idrs
Schilling
Gent
J. W. Hudson
J. le Pickering
Wesleyan Service Guild
King's Heralds
W. L. Stutz
Cockie
C. C. Kerr
E. B. Bryan
Fred Wheaton
P. C. Carr
S.C. Hartman
H. T. Farrer
Frank Moore
Wheaton
W L. Slutz
Carpenter
W. A. Matheny
C. Cc. Kerr
C. M. Coulter
Nelson McDaniel
J. A. Palmer
Lulu Poston
B. B. Bryan
India
C. €. Robinson
Thelma Thomas
Helen Schaffer
Prige
Alberta Kimerine
W. J. Slutz
Frank Bloore
Current Events Club Hears School Dean in Athens
The Current Events Club met Friday evening at 28 Montrose Avenue to hear ISS Mary Connett, dean of girls at Athens High School, discuss education and her duties. Betty Lou Mead performed a reading on George Washington, with piano solos by Mrs. Ruston and others assisting with refreshments.
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Mary Connett
M Girls
Athens High School
E. J. Person
Montrose Avenue
W. S&s. Gamnertsfelder
Miss Connett
George Washington
Betty Lou Mead
Co. ¢. Millikan
A. R. Kresge
William A. Ruston
Howard 5. Wood
Loring Mead
Charles MuBride
Vern Kempton
Reed J. Downs
J. J. Sisler
Aoe
D R Zenner Home Opens for Episcopal Choir Party
Prominent Athens social events center on church circles as homes host gatherings. The D R Zenner residence in Utah Place will host the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church with Miss Helen Nedden directing the choir, inviting eighteen choir members and guests for an evening of dancing and games.
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D. R. Zenner
Utah Place
Episcopal Church
Athens
Utah
Olear Episcopal Church
Helen Nedden
School of Music
Ohio University
Chi Omega names officers and initiates in Athens
Chi Omega Sorority announces new officers led by Brally Bush as president and Emmy Lou Keehne as vice president. Initiates include Virginia Cogswell Marion Zeigler Katharine Cray Helen Stafford Genevieve Thornton Ruth Backus Ruth Eberle Margaret Shafer and others across Columbus Nelsonville Portsmouth Youngstown and Cleveland. Local club events follow with teas study circles and lodge meetings scheduled in the week.
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WO Athens
Rush Cone
Pauline Cone
Chi Omega Sorority
Brally Bush
Emmy Lou Keehne
Fruth Cone
Ruth Kabler
Marjorie Warner
Virginia Cogswell
Isabelle Smith
Louise Anglin
Marion Zeigler
Marietta
Katharine Cray
Helen Stafford
Genevieve Thornton
Cleveland
Ruth Backus
Ruth Eberle
Margaret Shafer
Nelsonville
Marjorie Warners
Columbus
Louise Angiln
Petrea Emory
Portsmouth
Sills
Virginia Englebeck
Port Cuntoh
Margaret Alcorn
Youngstown
Maecenas Club Plants Trees on West Side
Maecenas Club planted three trees on West Side School grounds as part of the Washington Bicentennial tree planting. The Logan elm seedling marked the program launch while two American elms were planted Friday afternoon by West Side School pupils presenting the program.
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Aecenas Literary Club
West Side
Washington
Oad
Past Chiefs Theater Party After Meet
The Past Chiefs Club met Friday evening at the Charm Shoppe then attended a theater party at the Majestic. Mrs Leta Cross was absent. Mrs I N McHarg presided. Eleven members answered roll call and one visitor was present.
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Chiefs Club
the Majestic
Mra
Leta Cross
I. N. McHarg
Francys Cochran En
Ardith Love and William Elliott Bride in Greenup Ky Wedding
Ardith Love daughter of R and Mrs R J Love of 135 M Mill Street married William Elliott son of Mr and Mrs W C Elliott of Shade on March 4 at Greenup Ky with Rev Edger C Sidle officiating. Bride, Athens High School class of 1950 graduate, and groom reside at 135 Mill Street. Also notes Prof and Mrs Bing returned from West trip. City Federation meets at Chamber of Commerce. Delphian Society program. Bridge Club formal at Hillcrest Inn. Social Literary Club hosts 2:30 pm at 134 North Congress. Mrs J T Merwin reviews The American by Henry James. Mrs L J Addicott on Ethan Frome.
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R. J. Love
Mill Street
Ardith
William Elliott
W. C. Elliott
Shade
Greenup
Edger C. Sidle
Athens High School
Bing
Clothing Unit To Be Kept Open For Summer Help
The Community Clothing Center in Athens faces a dwindling stock as only a few garments remain. Mrs. C. Bird says rooms at the Armory were offered for three months and will stay open through summer if possible, with support from welfare workers. The Athens County Red Cross Production Unit, led by Mrs. Gard and Mrs. Imes, suspended Friday after supplying hundreds of school garments and preparations for layettes. They plan to resume in the fall after county needs and state funding are assessed.
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C. &. Bird
W. L. Gard
R. P. Imes
Mra
Imes
Students honored at school tea by Athens High
The Athens High School Student Council was treated as honor guests at a weekly tea for faculty and students hosted Thursday afternoon by dean of girls Miss Mary Connett. Red tapers and table decorations accompanied a list of attendees including Arthur Henderson and many peers.
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The
Athens High School
Mary Connett
Arthur Henderson
Raymond Hottman
Leon Hughes
Charles Mitchell
Paul Parker
Bill Roberson
Delores Henderson
Mildred Templeton
Carol Tubbs
Edis Wilson
Eileen Schuyler
Anna M. McKinstry
Esther Morrison
Willard Wildermuth
John James
Walden Kirk
Marlon Ward
Robert Walker
Lowell Tribe
Hal Quest
Ben James
Howard Goes
J. W. Genter
Charles Nichols
Sh Dred Johnson
Geraldine Landis
Anna Mae Rupe
Billy Verity
Adrienne Weiss
Grace Wood
Ruth Sawyer
Earl Linton
Paul Springer
Richard Oxley
Edward Tucker
Harald van Dyke
Arnold Wyatt
Standard Oil Man Injured on Route 50 near Marietta
Ray Gross of Zanesville a Standard Oil field representative sustained painful but not serious injuries when his coupe was wrecked after being crowded from U S Route North West of Layman two miles west of Layman Friday morning. He had been staying in Marietta area for several days and planned to drive to Athens and nearby cities. The Athens Council Girl Scouts monthly meeting was moved from Monday to Saturday April 9 with a 6 o'clock luncheon. Wear officers to be elected.
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Ray Gross
Zanesville
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Layman
U. S
Gross
Maretta
Athens
Athens Council Girl Scouts
Wear
Siegie Maker of Athens Is Veteran in This Business
Athens cigar maker W. A. Ravenscroft, veteran in his craft, runs a small basement shop on Grosvenor Street. He uses Dutch Sler tobacco from Dayton and Montgomery County, with binders and a half-moon blade to shape and roll stogies in oak moulds. Ravenscroft makes three kinds of stogies, averaging 500 to 100 cigars daily, and ships them to dealers and buyers.
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Siegie Maker of
Athens
Eleanore Hazeltis
W. A. Havenscroft
Franklin Avenue
Grosvenor
Ohio
Ravenscroft
Mr. Ravenscroft
Washington County
Fred Heisner
South Court Street
McCoy
Burglar Alarm Halts Break-In at Wagnalls Memorial
Burglars who tried to enter the Wagnalls Memorial at Lithopolis were frightened away when the burglar alarm sounded. Two cars were nearby. one skidded into an iron trellis while trying to flee, causing damage but the robbers escaped.
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Lancaster
Wagnalls
Lithopolis
Sherif
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