Fraternity Soiree Bridges Phi Delta Theta Benefit Night
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary hosted a Monday evening bridge party at the fraternity house with twenty tables of couples. Alumni and wives filled both all men and all ladies tables while Blue Key members outside celebrated Don Abel, new member, with a serenade. Prizes included a large white cake to Miss Betty Morris and candy awards to Mrs. C. O. Pickering and Mr. Robert Wood.
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Phi Delta Theta House
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary
Phi Delta
Betty Morris
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
C. O. Pickering
Robert Wood
Athens
Blue Key
Don Abel
T. W. Craig
Richard McKinstry
Harry Beckley
Llewellyn Evans
Seth Lewis
T. H. Morgan
L. A
Putnam To Give A Puppet Show
The Rufus Putnam School second graders stage Epaminondas as a puppet show for The Plains School pupils visiting Thursday. Puppeteers include Maxine Cooper Ruth Ramsay and Donna Lou Dupier with potato head puppets and colored costumes.
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Epaminondas
Rufus Putnam
Plains School
Maxine Cooper
Ruth Ramsey
Mammy
Donna Lou Dupier
Auntie
Edmund W. Harvey Ex Resident Dies
Mrs J L Pickering learns of the death of Edmund W. Harvey of South Zanesville Ohio son of the late Rev W R Harvey former pastor of Athens First Methodist Church He leaves wife Lucy Carmner Harvey dean of girls at Zanesville High School and daughter Winifred Harvey Daniels of Cincinnati Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Zanesville on Wednesday at 2 PM.
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J. L. Pickering
Edmund W. Harvey
South
Zanesville
Ohio
W. R. Harvey
First Methodist Church
Athens
Harvey
Lucy Carmner Harvey
Zanesville High School
Winifred Harvey Daniels
Cincinnati
Woodlawn
Izaak Walton League to Convene at City Hall
The Izaak Walton League of Ath ens will meet this evening at City Hall to discuss further improvements on the chapter property in Waterloo Township.
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Izaak Walton League of
Athens
City Hall
Waterloo Township
How To Be Happy Though Married And Not Nag
A columnist surveys marital frictions and suggests open talk to avert spillovers to court. Reading about petty grievances from toothpaste caps to mirror checks, the piece endorses empathy, tolerance, and shared accountability to improve harmony.
Who's Going And Coming In Ohio Club Conference Scene
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Emma Battin attend in Cleveland as Athens representatives at the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs spring conference at the Statler. About 800 attendees from across Ohio expected. opening by president Miss Hagabeth Haymaker of Ravenna. Several local hosts and delegates travel, including Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Rey Lash, Mrs. Hess, and Mrs. Galigher, with various ties to Huntington and Columbus. Families from Akron and Ashville also visiting for events surrounding the conference and related gatherings.
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Robert Hess
Richard Galigher
Earl Beckley
Huntington
W. Va
Galigher
J. Beasley
Beckley
D. Dailey
Washington, D.D. C
Dailey
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Nabby Lee Ames
A. O. Sloane
Local People Visit Vinton For Illness Sakes
Mrs. Frank McClure and her son were in Vinton last week due to the illness of her sister Mrs Mur dach Wilcox. Mrs John Brannigan Fred Brannigan Maurice Walpole San Toy and Miss Mary Brannigan Canton were here recently with Mr and Mrs Joe Check. Stephen Fearns returned from Cleveland and Johnstown Pa with relatives. Raymond Brooks moved to Starrett W Va for work.
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Frank McClure
Vinton
Murdach Wilcox
John Brannigan
Fred Brannigan
Maurice Walpole
San Toy
Mary Brannigan
Canton
Joe Check
Stephen Fearns
Cleveland
Johnstown
Raymond Brooks
Starrett
W. Va
Eight year old Maddevi Fukanthor stars at Theater de Paris
Paris theater goers witnessed eight year old Maddevi Fukanthor perform a pirouette and leap on stage. Described as a real princess, she is reported to be the cousin of the King of Cambodia, adding a royal air to the entertainment.
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Paris
Maddevi Fukanthor Tabove
Theater de
Mt Hermon Citizens Will Meet Sunday Arbor Day Observance
Mt Hermon vicinity residents will observe Arbor Day by trimming and replacing trees around the church. On Sunday April 15 all district residents will meet at Mt Hermon to elect new officers for the cemetery association. Several local families visited relatives and attended services in nearby towns.
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Marie
Pauline
Reba
Floyd Pawcett
Plantsville
Merril Fawcett
Robert Grimes
George Brooks
John Kerns
Columbus
Ella Caldwell
Lucille Love
Marietta
Reverend Long
Leota Strode
McCune fines Reedaville driver for line of fire hose
Niles Barnett of Reedaville was fined by Mayor Len B. McCune Monday night for driving an automobile over a line of fire hoses Sunday morning. The incident occurred in Reedaville where the hose line was placed for emergency use and Barnett faced penalties accordingly.
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Niles Barnett
Reedaville
Len B. McCune
French Club Presents Two One Act Plays at OU Mem Aud
The Alliance Francaise of Ohio University presents two one act plays tonight in Memorial Auditorium. Docteur a comedy by Alexander Bisson and George Turner directed by Dr Mary T Noss and Modestie directed by Professor Victor Whitehouse. Curtain at 7 30 p m. Friday. Admission free but programs sold.
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Alliance Francaise of
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Alexander Bisson
George Turner
Mary T. Noss
Modestie
Victor Whitehouse
Alliance Francaise
Memorial Auditorum
New Hostess at Hotel Berry Mrs Ensminger
Mrs. Rie Martin Ensminger, daughter of the late Henry Martin and former Athens resident, becomes hostess at Hotel Berry after moving from Cleveland. She has 17 years in candy manufacturing and works freelance. Her son Gordon attends Ohio University while daughter Betty, once a Pi Beta Phi pledge, married Lacey Hardy in Cleveland last week and they plan to reside at 13808 Clifton Boulevard after a brief wedding trip.
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Rie Martin Ensminger
Henry Martin
Athens
Berry
Ensminger
Cleveland
Betty Ensminger
Lacey Hardy
German Club To Show Oberammergau Film
German Club at Ohio University presents Oberammergau scenes and a three reel film Rambling Through Germany at Memorial Auditorium at 7:30 p m Thursday. The program marks the 300th anniversary of the festival and includes a string quartet performance under N Wilford Skinner. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Oberammergau
der Deutche Verein
Ohio University
Rhine
Germany
Memorial Auditorium
String Quartet
The
Verein
N. Wilford Skinner
Emblems Awarded at Athens Junior High School
Awards of letters went to basketball players Clyde Littler Gerald Stauffer Don Grones Raymond Gibson Carl Wilson Milton Williams and Robert Genter manager. Cheerleaders Donald Sanders and Junior Cooley received emblems. Librarians Fred Wheaton and Robert Stratton got letters. Preamble staff members Dorothy Hartman Ernest Gross Gerald Stauffer Marjorie Herdman Jeane Houf Jean Finsterwald Dolly Schuler Arthur Michaels also received awards. The Bachelors' Bridge Club held a party at their club cabin near Millfield with treasure hunt bingo ping pong and dancing prizes went to Willard Smith and Miss Mary Lou Truex chaperons served a potluck. The meeting will be at Forrest Dye home 199 West Union Street.
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Athens Junior High School
Clyde Littler
Gerald Stauffer
Don Grones
Raymond Gibson
Carl Wilson
Milton Williams
Robert Genter
Fred Wheaton
Robert Stratton
Dorothy Hartman
Ernest Gross
Marjorie Herdman
Jeane Houf
Jean Finsterwald
Dolly Schuler
Arthur Michaels
Bachelors’ Bridge Club
Millfield
Willard Smith
Mary Lou Truex
Forrest Dye
West Union Street
Elks Dance Night At Eastern Elks Rooms In Town
About sixty attendees enjoyed the Easter Elks dance at the Eastern Elks rooms. Mixed dancing and bridge at lounges followed social hours with Prag man orchestra providing music. Ladies' Aid prepares a church dinner on Thursday April 2 from 5 to 7 PM. Pythian Sisters practice session announced by Ath No. 173 officers at the K of P hall at 7 PM.
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Elks Rooms
Pragman
Elks Dane
Ath No. 173
Pythian Sisters
K. of
P. Hay
Whose Fault Kept after school blamed on mother
A reader argues that a boy’s dull senses and poor lessons result from harsh purgatives given by his mother. The piece warns against drastic laxatives and touts a natural fruity laxative solution as a safer, home remedy.
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California
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