Southeast District PTA Plans April 18 Conference
The Southeast Ohio PTA invites all members and officers from ten counties to the eighth annual conference on Wednesday April 18 at the First Congregational Church in Marietta. Mrs Evan Edwards leads the day with breakfast, theme Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, plus afternoon symposiums and a luncheon.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Southeastern
Ohio
Evan Edwards
Southeast
First Congregational Church
Marietta
Russell
L. C. Staats
Ohio Congress
State Board
P.T.A
Miss Ida Mae Lees Crowned Sigma Chi Sweetheart
Miss Ida Mae Lees of Nilea was named Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the annual Sigma Chi Sweetheart Dance at the Athens Country Club. The sophomore Chi Omega member was chosen from 13 candidates by Delta Pi chapter at Ohio University, with 350 attendees and music by The Campus On's. Escort was Claude Westfall Sr. of Athens. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Richey and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Lees
Nilea
F. B. Richey
Ralph Beckert
Athens
George Banks
Ralph H. Beckett
William Fenzel
Edwin Finsterwald
Charles Fulks
Ralph Gabriel
al Gubitz
Clarence Reich
Alan Kresge
Robert Main
William Mechem
Farley Moler
Robert Pifer
Art Rhodes
Darrel Sams
John Sprague
Frank Richey
Who's Coming and Going Mr Grosvenor McKee Visit
Meadville Pennsylvania visitor Grosvenor McKee stayed over the weekend with his mother Mrs W H McKee at University Terrace. Mrs John C Baker returned from Tallahassee Florida with daughter Betsy. Mrs W H Logan visited Athens with Walter and Mrs Davis before returning to Ft Lauderdale for a funeral. Prolific travel mentions follow including Florida visits by the Duplers and families to Indian River City Punta Gorda Beach and more. Major FE Nye of Wright Field Dayton spent weekend with Mrs Nye and son Philip. Prof Raymond M Slutz and sister Miss Mary Slutz return from seven week Daytona Beach vacation. Robert Smith Thornville and family hosted by John W Stewart and Mrs A A Atkinson. Smith a former Ohio University student now a Thornville principal.
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Grosvenor McKee
Meadville, Pa
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
W. H. Logan
Athens
Walter Davis
Ft. Lauderdale
Logan
Ralph Dupler
Alexis
Jimmy
Morrison Brown Hill
Florida
Dupler
Harry Sisson
Indian River City
Mr. Dupler
Roy L. Dupler
Punta Gorda Beach
Raymond M. Slut
Mary FE. Siutz
S. College St
Daytona Beach
Fin
Eece
Robert Smith
Thornmille
John W. Stewart
Jack
A. A. Atkinson
Morris Ave
Smith
Ohio University
Youngstown College
Thornville
Stewart WSCS Meeting and Officers Elected
Stewart WSCS held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Ogee's home with devotionals by Mrs. Myrtie Barrows. The group elected Isabelle Jarvis president Grace Haley vice president Mari Colhurr treasurer Sylvia Zimmermann secretary and others served as spiritual reader and secretary. Refreshments followed. Also Phi Mu Auxiliary met at Mrs. Karl Witzler's home with a brief business session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Oxy
Lola Ziegler
Stewart Wscs
Phi Mu
Karl Witzler
Fort St
Mient Aviation
Mirs. Witzier
Wade Burke
Paul Keever
Grace Viesste
Harsid Howell
Baby Shower Held for James Robert Hartley
Mr. David B. Jones hosted about four dozen guests at 3 Ohio Ave to honor three week old James Robert Hartley son of Richard Hartleys. The event featured an Indian Basket gift, a luncheon, and a supper with roast, vegetables, breads, and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Jones
Ohio Ave
Richard Hartleys
Barbara Graham
Athena
James Robert Hartley
Treasury plea fails to curb local coin hoard under table
In Kernstown the Treasury Department’s effort to reinstate a currency ceiling had little impact on three local children. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bennett’s kids Charlene 14 Thomas 7 and Barbara 4 hid under a dining table and revealed a crack-filled hollow leg from which Chariene’s five year coin collection totaling Ti pennies spilled out.
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LEE
Kernstown
Treasury Department
Mia
Thomas Bennett
Charlene
Thomas
Barbara
Chariene
Young Party Goers Choose Pastels
A New York feature describes spring and summer party dresses for young girls. it highlights affordable handmade frocks for toddlers with lace trims sheer nylon and organdy details plus coordinated pinafore and bright pastel options for four year olds.
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Gatle Dugas
New York
NEA
Big Sister
Calendar of Evening Club Meetings and Events
A listing of community meetings and events across Athens County including Maecenas Literary Club at 84 Second St with Mrs Sadie Landis at 2 30 p m. League of Women Voters unit 2 with Mrs A Smart at 9 30 a m. Report on Athens County Welfare. Senior CCL with Mrs C E Fri at 2 Van Voorhees at 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid Society Mount Zion Baptist Church with Mrs Frank Strickland at 7 30 p m. Executive Board WSCS First Methodist Church at 2 p m. Progressive Literary Club anniversary dinner at Van Meter s at 6 30 p m reservations via Mrs Elmer Tom. Troy Grange at Coolville Grange Hall first and second degrees evening bring cake or jello. Athena Delphian Club with Mrs Carl Ferguson Church 81 at 7 30 p m. New Marshfield CES initiation at 8 p m bring sandwiches or cookies. WBA at IOOF Hall 7 30 p m. Athens Presbyterial Society First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville 9 18 a m co. Albany Elementary teachers and mothers at school 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
A. Smart
E. Mulberry
Athens County
Ladies Aid Society
Mount Zion
Elmer Tom
Troy Grange
Coolville Grange Hall
Athena Delphian Club
Carl Ferguson
Church
Teen readers urged to mine newspapers for culture
An editorial piece urges teens to read beyond comics and sports, exploring editorials, features, reviews, and puzzles. It highlights learning from multiple pages, keeping clippings for essays, and using news for classroom discussion and personal growth. It notes substantial teen engagement and calls for broader reading habits.
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South Bend
Ind
Tribune
Boston
the Tribune
United Nations
Dr Cranes Clinic on training sons for happy marriage
Dr. Cranes Clinic urges mothers to train sons for a stable marriage. The piece profiles Harry H a 29 year old executive whose wife describes him as a home devil and potential dictator, warning that two good women are needed to mold a husband and outlining steps mothers can take to curb tempers and enforce apologies. It ends by instructing readers to contact Dr Crane for psychological charts.
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Harry
Harry H
Is & Young
Dr. Crane
Little Red Riding Hood
The Mature Parent by Muriel Lawrence
Mrs Tessie Greenglass mother of two convicted atom spies speaks of her shock at her daughter Ethel's treason. She notes Ethel's early high school success but questions how smartness alone bred loyalty and hints we overvalue intellect while neglecting humility and responsibility. The piece urges tempered praise, moral training, and love to guide troubled youths.
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Muriel Lawrence
Tessie Greenglass
Ethel
Ethel Greengrass
Mrs. Greengrass
New Yorker Endorses Olive Tablets for Constipation
Judith Shea of New York City praises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as all vegetable and gentle yet thorough for constipation. The Ohio doctor Dr F M Eda also recommends Olive Tablets for relief from constipation headaches and low energy. Boxes priced 15 cents and 30 cents.
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Judith Shea
New York City
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California
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Maecenas Literary Club
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WBA
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King NI Oleo
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Sneriet Comeplete
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American Medical Asecianien
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Wakefield
Madden
Norwalk
General Electric
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Chesterhill, Ohio