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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1947
Page
5
Dr Edwards relieved patients troubled by constipation with olive tablets sold nationwide. The product claims to act on both upper and lower bowels producing more natural movements with no griping. Follow label directions pricing listed 15¢ and 30¢.
Mr Lloyd H Efaw of New Marshfield announces the marriage of his two sons Carl F Efaw and Calvin L Efaw in a Sunday ceremony at the New Marshfield Methodist Church. Carl weds Lucille Lovsey and Calvin weds Esther Whitlatch in a service led by Rev M T McDonald with families present.
New members joined the Presbyterian Church in Athens during Easter services. Recipients include Mary Anna Hellebrandt Don Finsterwald Jane Finsterwald James Algeo John Mitchell Dick Martin Dick Wooten John Evans Ruth Ellen Sands Martha D. Morrison Marion Wood Arthur Stadler Jr Richard Gardner Alyce Bronson Gaskill Harriett Ayler June Bradley Jeanne Brown John Stauffer Mrs H H Sands Mrs Paul O Brien Alberta Russell Mrs Ham...
The Athens AAUW invites reservations for a dinner meeting at Hotel Berry on Wednesday evening April 9. Call Miss Vivian Roberts or Mrs. Sara Jones to reserve. Guest speaker is Joseph Johnson chief of the State Department Division of International Security who will discuss the United Nations. Dinner at 6 p.m. Open to all in the Athens community.
Marty Blau reports from New York on Ohio University Post editors and drama students staging Laura by Vera Caspary and George Sklar. James Dyas directs with OSS veteran experience while Logan Dale Engle Tomie Tompkins and Gene Dybvig lead notable performances amid Greenwich Village setting. NEW MARSHFIELD OES holds April 8 meeting with initiatory work for one candidate.
A compact schedule lists numerous club meetings and events across Athens. Groups include City Federation, Hathamar Class, Wesleyan Service Guild, Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary, Maecénas Literary Club, Faculty Wives Tea, Novel Bridge Club, Pythian Sisters, and Daughters of Union Veterans among others hosted at churches, lodges, and local venues. Several sessions span noon to evening with officers installations, dinners, and devotions noted. Thursday and Friday shifts show rescheduled dates and new arrangements.
After a six year absence the Norwegian Wagner soprano Kirsten Flagstad will appear in Columbus at Memorial Hall on Thursday evening April 17. She left the United States in 1931 to return to Norway and sang only four times abroad before the war. Tickets are on sale at Heaton's Music Store in Columbus.
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