Convention Broadens Horizons for Women Leaders
Women from 16 Ohio universities attend the Woman's Athletic Association meeting as part of a broader Federation program in Cleveland and Marietta. Chi Omega alumnae also convene with plans for uniform marriage laws, narcotics regulation, and state library funding. Athens participants include Mrs. Lash, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Rowles, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Parton
Omecae
Cleveland
Chi Omega Alum
Tate
Marietta
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
E. Rey Lash, Jr
C. F. Rowland
Emmet Rowles
C. H. Horn
W. H Cooper
H. E. Benz
C. C. Millikan
M. D. Worley
John Jagers
W A A Prepares For Triennial Meeting Highlights
Ohio State University hosts the Women’s Athletic Association triennial gathering with sixteen colleges sending delegates. Sessions run 11:00 to 1:00 in Fine Arts Auditorium, featuring talks on future trends and campus value, plus a formal dinner at Hotel Berry and a theater outing at Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Co
E Athletic Federation
Athletic Association
Ity
Hatcher
Ohio Iil
Fine Arts
Auditorp.m
Irma E. Kk
USS
Hotel Berry
Helen Miami University
W. A. A. Schlegel
Wittenberg
Presi
Ohio Io
Vin
Colleges Join New Federation Members
Wittenberg College Cincinnati University Denison University and Hiram College become new members of the federation expanding regional academic ties. The inclusion of these four institutions strengthens collaboration and shared initiatives among member colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg College
Cincinnati University
Denison University
Hiram College
Athens and Ohio University residents attend regional events
Mrs. E W Chubb and others depart for Cleveland for conventions and luncheons. Miss Sprout and Miss Baesel return from Iowa City with roles in Kappa Beta sorority. Athens High School teacher Miss Giesen ill with influenza while Professor Cherrington hosts breakfast for attendees. Belmont resident Grace McKee Evans visits Athens as relatives host at University Terrace. American Legion members from Nelsonville join Athens group at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Sprout
Marian Baesel
Lowell
Ohio University
Towa City
Iewa
Kappa Beta Sorority
Miss Baesel
Miss Sprout
Radius
Lillian Kittle
Homer Cherrington
Athens
Baesel
Janette Woolsey
Iowa University
Cherrington
Griffith Evans
Grace McKee
Belmont
Mass
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Nelsonville
Athens American Legion
C. W. Fishinger
Anthony Pad
Kappa Phi Honors Grand Sponsor and Officers Named
A Friday buffet honored Kappa Phi Sorority Grand Sponsor Mrs. L Sourd of Newton MA who spoke on the year theme thresholds and urged planning for a June Minnesota convention. Officers elected include President Virginia Chappelear New Lexington and others: Vice President Gene Gordon, Treasurer Louise Beck, Secretary Mary Carolina Clutter, Corresponding Secretary Florabelle Stone, Chaplain Olive Davidson, Historian Anna Henry.
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Kappa Phi Sorority
L. Sourd
Newton
Massachusetts
Kappa Phi
Minnesota
Virginia Chappelear
New Lexington
Gene Gordon
Louise Beck
Martins Ferry
Mary Carolina Clutter
Athens
Florabelle Stone
Orland
Olive Davidson
Sidney
Anna Henry
Junction City
Birth announced for Sara Elizabeth Rannelis in Sheltering Arms
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rannelis of 102 Grosvenor Street announce the birth of their daughter Sara Elizabeth on Wednesday April 10 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs. Rannelis was born Alice Louise Frye.
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Robert Rannelis
Grosvenor Street
Sara Elizabeth
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Rannelis
Alice Louise Frye
Verse Choir Named For Rufus Putnam Spring Festival
A verse choir will headline the Rufus Putnam Training School spring festival next month. The program centers on power and industry with music and grade level interpretations from wind power to the water wheel and dynamo. The verse choir, in red collars and white cotta, will perform and be joined by grade choirs and piano numbers reflecting the festival’s theme.
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Rufus Putnam School
Rufus Putnam Training School
Viola Nelson
Ann Dilley
Dorothy Aldis
Mabel Olsen
Helen Mau Serted
A A. Milne
Turtle
Cat
Vachel Lindsey
Miss Maaser
Doris Blake
Thelma Coffey
Jean Kilpatrick
Kenneth Sisson
Aldena Davis
Dona Marie Ayres
Mabel Bean Hach
Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings And Socials
Thursday events include Women’s Club at 7 30 p m with officer elections and a postponed Mar t zero class social. Eagles auxiliary at Mrs Elkins home. Jane Gill piano recital at Music Hall Auditorium. Py thian Sisters inspect prep. Pleasanton M E Church Ladies Aid chicken supper and bazaar. Rebecca Morris McKee chapter meeting. Phi Epsilon Pi spring formal at Hotel Berry. Phi Kappa Tau and Phi Mu Sorority house dances. Saturday Pallas Club at 30 Sunnyside Drive. Girl Scouts Troops Five and Six report low attendance while practicing tests.
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Athens
Marjorie Malone
Doris Finsterwald
Joe Gilander
Joan Woolley
It Seemed As If Morning Would Never Come
Mrs Emma G Batchelder of 32 Heard St Chelsea Massachusetts says she could not sleep due to nerves. After trying Vegetable Compound she sleeps better than ever and feels well. Get a bottle from your druggist now. results will please you.
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Emma G. Batchelder
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Engineering
Chi Omega State Convention Set for Marietta
Tau Alpha Chapter to send about 15 members to a state Chi Omega convention in Marietta this Saturday. National president Mrs. Mary Love Collins will attend and lead meetings, with a luncheon at noon. Representatives from Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State Wittenberg Marietta Cincinnati Miami Denison and Ohio University will be present. Notable attendees include Ruth and Pauline Cone Ruth Irvin Betty and Pauline Jones and accompanying Mrs. Patrick Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Sprague.
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Nati
Miami
Denison
Ohio University
Ohio University Aiuninge
Ruth
Pauline Cone
Ruth Irvin
Betty
Pauline Jones
James Patrick
Dwight Rutherford
Edward H. Sprague
Story Hour At Chubb Library With Anita Annand
Miss Anita Annand children's librarian will tell a story Friday April 12 at 4 o clock in the Edwin Watts Chubb Library children's department. All children are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Watts Chubb Library
Anita Annand
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Athletic
Chi Omega
Deshler- Wallick
Vernor
Fess Haymaker
Raven
Martin L
John M. Phillips
Pittsent
State Federaevivania
Mrs. Phillips
W.A.A
Gan
Fine
A. A. Cabin
Denison Univer
Capital Unit University
Kent
Bowling Green
Col‘one Mather College
Ashland College
Muskingum College
Oberlin College
Mes
E. W. Chubb
Mary G. Noss
Mary T. Noss
Helen Hedden
Noss
Woman's Music Club
Statler
Ruth J. Giesen
Athens High School
Congress Apartments
Infuenza
Christine Mingus
Millfield
Giesen
California
Florida
Ohio
Kappa Phi Honors
M. A. Bibler
Lancaster
H. C. Bobo
West State Street
G. E. McKenzie
Bourneville
Columbia
Carpenter
Lenora George
Harry
Shaffer Street
Walter Ward
Oak Hill
Cochran
S. Court St
Ewkhy
Renauld
Miriam Gross
McHenry’s the Quality Store
Business and Professional
Martzolff
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Harry Elkins
Jane Gill
Music Hall
Athenian
Pythian Sisters
Ladies Aid Society
The
Pleasanton M. E
Rebecca Morris McKee
L. E. Crapenter
May Avenue
PHI Epsilon PI
Berry
Pallas Club
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
E. A. Taylor
Mrs. Batchelder
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chi Omegas
Prescription Store
Cass
Duble
Bayers
Phillips
Esia
Jrep
Alka Seltzer
Pierce’s
Zemo
Seth Harts
Coty
Pratt
Kreso Dip
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