Federal Housing Administration talk highlights home ownership as safeguard
Marguerite McCullum of the Federal Housing Administration spoke at the City Federation meeting on housing goals. She outlined loan options up to $2,000 with 1 to 5 year terms and insured loans, plus a $16,000 home limit payable over 20 years at 5 percent. She traced American housing from early settlements to modern homes and noted standards re establishment. The Mothersingers choir performed under Miss Joy Cutler as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedral Housing Administration
Marguerite McCullom
Federal Housing Administration
Columbus
Ity Federation
Federal
House Administration
McCullum
Europe
New England
Cape Cod
McCullom
PTA
City Federation
Joy Cutler
Franz
Brahms
Ronald
Raymond Connett
Child Conservation League
Frank W. Cone
Women's di
Auxiliary Quartet Debuts At April Legion Meeting
Twenty six members attended the Auxiliary of the American Legion April meeting with new member Mrs J T Merwin joining. The evening featured committee reports, social hour, contests and the first appearance of the Auxiliary Quartette including Mrs Dowler Mrs Baird Mrs Morrison and Mrs Webster with Mrs Connett as pianist. Hostesses for May 4 are Mrs Wyckoff White and Rosser with Mrs Sprague Frebault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Merwin
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Auxiliary Quartette
Robert Webster
Hutchins
Raymond Connett
John Dowler
Marie Wyckoff
Carlos White
Beatrice Rosser
John Sprague
Sadie Frebault
Fred Fenzel
E. W. Bailey
Agnes Padden
Margaret McGranor
Paul Shannon
Roy Pierce
Charles Russell
St. Mary
Walter Baird
M. C. Morrison
Sigma Phi Gamma elects new officers for year
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority named officers for the coming year at a Monday meeting. President Mrs Fred Weber. Vice President Mrs Kenneth Dunn. Treasurer Mrs Don Barr. Recording Treasurer Mrs Lawrence Herron. Social Secretary Mrs Pryce Dunlap. Corresponding Secretary Mrs George Biaho. Editor Miss Helen Johnson. Historian Miss Madge Cray. Delegates to the Milwaukee International Convention named: First Delegate Mrs Fred Weber. First Alternate Mrs Kathryn Nichols. Second Delegate Mrs Pryce Dunlap. Second Alternate Mrs George Blahe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Fred Weber
Kenneth Dunn
Don Barr
Lawrence Herron
Pryce Dunlap
George Biaho
Helen Johnson
Madge Cray
Milwaukee
Kathryn Nichols
George Blahe
Shower for Edward and Pugh couple in Pleasant Valley
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pugh at the Brooks home on Saturday evening. Guests received many useful gifts while piano and guitar music and singing provided entertainment followed by a refreshment course. The Richland Avenue church class led Sunday evening service in the pastor’s absence with remarks on welcoming Christ today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pugh
Ed Brooks
Pearl Wood
Dortha Brooks
Pearl Howard Brooks
C. W. Lynch
Hattie Reeves
Alice Reeves
Blanche Reeves
Granville Reeves
Jessie Reeves
Richland Ave
J. H. Edwards
Virgil Maxwell
J. R. Baker
Gladys Gaver
Mae Smith
Mae Stanton
International Education Talk At Faculty Club Dinner
Miss Len ore Holliday of Cincinnati spoke to the Faculty Women's Club on international education. She described her Geneva scholarship experience and argued the League of Nations must address actual dictatorships, not just democratic states, while noting language barriers hinder broad understanding and a global movement toward peace persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holliday
Washington
Cincinnati
International School
Geneva
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Miss Holliday
Past Chiefs Club Meets With Mrs McHarg
The Past Chiefs Club met Friday night with Mrs. Margaret McHarg on New Marshfield Road. President Mrs. Caroline Kelley presided. Welcoming songs and the Lord’s Prayer opened a social hour with bingo. Verna Marquis and Blanche Gardner led prizes. Easter refreshments were served. Next meeting hosts Mrs. Laura Bardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Kelley
Verna Marquis
Columbus
McHarg
Blanche Gardner
Josephine Lamborn
Clara Mansfield
Laura Bardin
Utah Place
Donald Pierce and Helen Pierce Celebrate Birthday
Donald Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pierce 9 Wolfe St and his aunt Miss Helen Pierce were birthday guests at the Pierce home Sunday. Donald turned one and Helen twenty one with two birthday cakes, music and games. Guests included Fahye Pierce Shade John Shumway Everett Grant Woodrow Berry Wallace Jackson Donna Lee Woodruff and C A Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pierce
Lloyd Pierce
Wolfe St
Helen Pierce
Pierce
Donald
Helen
Fahye Pierce
Shade
John Shumway
Everett Grant
Woodrow Berry
Wallis Jackson
Donna Lee Woodruff
C. A. Pierce
Faculty Women Club Teas at Home This Wednesday
The Wednesday Faculty Women's Club will host a tea at home from 4:00 to 5:00 p m. Miss Ebba Wahlstrom and Miss Edna Felt serve as hostesses with Mrs. Humphrey presiding at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty Women's Club
Ebba Wahlstrom
Edna Felt
Humphrey
Music Recital In Music Hall Tonight At Eight
An advanced student recital from the School of Music at Ohio University will be held tonight in Music Hall at eight. Seniors and advanced pupils from the Athens Pomeroy Logan area including pianists Miss Jane Gill Miss Velma Geary and Miss Florabelle Stone will perform voice piano and organ numbers. Mr and Mrs Wayne Evans of Washington Pennsylvania were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie W Evans of 17 Home Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Ohio University
Music Hall
Jane Gill
Athens
Velma Geary
Pomeroy
Florabelle Stone
Logan
Chi Omega Founders Day Banquet Honors Scholars At Ohio University
Fifty members and alumnae of Chi Omega celebrated Founders Day with a six o’clock banquet at Hotel Berry. The event featured a banquet table in cardinal and yellow with straw candles and decorative centerpieces. Miss Bernadine Sprague, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sprague, received the $10 scholarship prize for top grades over the last two semesters. Bernadine is a junior at Ohio University studying medical technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Hotel Berry
Bernadine Sprague
John R. Sprague
Chi Omega
Bernadine
Ohio University
Pallas Club Meeting Set For April 11
The Pallas Club will meet Saturday April 11 at the home of Missen Weihr 57 East State St. Mrs F H Krecker will lead the program. Grosvenor McKee of Lansdowne Pa has visited his mother Mrs W H Mee Kee and his son Billy at 32 University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Missen Weihr
East State St
F. H. Krecker
Chi Omega Dinner Awards Highlight Alumnae Leaders
Mrs. Homer Worman, president of the alumnae club, praised scholarship gains. The senior award went to Shirley Watson of Akron and the junior award to Dorothy Lawrey of Cleveland. After dinner Betty Jones and Jeanette Campbell, chapter president, spoke on the founding of Chi Omega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Worman
Shirley Watson
Akron
Dorothy Lawrey
Cleveland
Betty Jones
Jeanette Campbell
Chi Omega
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Beaker
Women’s Federation
Ono
Cone
Charles Evans
New Quartette
Sigma Phi
Athens Pomona Grange
Athens Grange
Ladies Aid Society of
Richland Ave. M. P
William Matheny
Matheny
Charles W. Evans
Home St
D. Zenner Co
Tanes
Gallaher’s
S. Court St
Florida
Margaret Fondue
London
Miami
Pleasant Valley
Dick Hughes
Robert Hughes
Morris Ave
Hughes
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
Lenore Holliday
Robert Whitaker
Ohio University School of Music
Earl Kelly
Kelly
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Past Chiefs Club
Past Chiefs
Margaret McHarg
New Marshfield Road
LPIL
Banks Ice Cream Co
Electrolux
Ale Gas Company
Gallipolis
Middleport
Nelsonville
Wayne Evans
Washington, Pa
Charlies W. Evans
Chichesters
Ell Druggista
Hichesters
Chi Omegas
Cline
Gad
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