Calendar of clubs activities and meetings listed
Numerous clubs and organizations set dates for meetings and events through Tuesday. Potluck at Mrs Kreider's home. Catholic Ladies of Columbia and OES meet at specified venues. WEA Review and Child Conservation League gather. Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary and Presbyterian Women's Association nearby. Progressive Literary Club anniversary dinner. Thirty-One Club and Chi Omega Alumnae events. Maecenas Literary Club luncheon. Needle Club theater party. USW French group. Good Shepherd Woman's Auxiliary meet at stated homes and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Michael Kreider
Morris Ave
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of Co. Hall
W.E.A
1.C.C.F. Hall
Child Conservation League
O. K. Parrett
C. E. Schuster
Ec Oo Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
E. H. Gaylord
Fairview Ave
Presbyterian Women's Association
Luchs
Delaware
Progressive Literary Club
Eastwood
Fred Luchs
A. R. Harmon
Denver Rowland
Athens
Chi Omega Alumnae
Chapter House
S. College St
Maecenas Literary Club
Fred Stauffer
Washington St
Sophie B. Pilcher
Schine’s
Athena
Ooo AA
USW
Elmwood Place
Woman's Auxiliary Church of the Good Shepherd
Dana P. Kelly
State St
Personal Notices Highlight Local Family Visits and Military Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Walker and infant Marcia Jane of Cincinnati visited E. R. Walker family at 78 N. Congress St. Miss Mary Louise Walker from Columbus stayed with her parents. Elizabeth Coke Nougher and Mrs. Fred Reif of Fort Thomas visited. Paul Metcalf returned to Columbus for work. William Root, VU Tank Corps, spent weekend with parents Dewey Root. Private Francis S. Dye, Fort Knox, visited his parents James A. and wife on W Union St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Walker
Marcia Jane
Cincinnati
E. R. Walker
N. Congress St
Mary Louise Walker
Columbus
Fred Reif
Esther Cokenougher
Elizabeth
Fort Thomas
H. F. Cokonougher
Congress St
Reif
Athens
Forrest Metcalf
Virgil
Harold
Lawrence
Earl Metcalf
Gladys Bean
Metcalf
Paul Metcalf
William Root
VU. S&s. Tank Corps
Pine Camp
Watertown
N. Y
Dewey Root
Francis S. Dye
U. S. Medical Corps
Fort Knox
James A. Dye
W. Union St
Pallas Club Meets at Porter Home for Arts Talk
The Pallas Club gathered Saturday at Mrs. James Porter 165 North Congress to discuss Arts of South America. Miss Mary Connett spoke on literature, Mrs. Ruth Elhot on art, and Mrs. Louis Hammerie on music. The next meeting is April 25 at Mrs. Paul G. Krauss 19 North May Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
James Porter
Congress
South America
Mary Connett
Ruth el- Hot
Louis Hammerie
Paul G. Krauss
May Ave
Piano Recital by Mrs McKay Pupils at Elmwood Place
Piano pupils of Mrs Fred Mc Kay presented a recital on Friday evening April 10 at her home 37 Elmwood Place. Performers included Mary Parestides Patty Jordan Nancy Rutherford Marjory Johnson Jean Herbert Jane Herbert Shirley Rose Marilyn Hoon Joan Algeo Virginia Dabritz April Kinsel Lyndall Lee Wooley Linavo Bobby Henkle and Joe Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McKay
Mrs. McKay
Elmwood Place
Mary Parestides
Patty Jordan
Nancy Rutherford
Marjory Johnson
Jean Herbert
Jane Herbert
Shirley Rose
Marilyn Hoon
Joan Algeo
Virginia Dabritz
April Kinsel
Lyndall Lee Wooley
Linavo
Bobby Henkle
Joe Wilams
Heck announces engagement of Phyllis Heck to Private Herbert Brickles
Mr and Mrs W F Heck of 110% N Main 8 St Fostoria announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis of Toledo to Private Herbert Brickles of Fort Benning GA son of Mr and Mrs Brickles of McDougal St Fostoria and Miss Heck is sister of Mrs Jess Dunlevy of Jacksonville. Presbyterian Church class will hold its regular dinner meeting Thursday at 6 pm at the home of Mrs C W Gross 33 Wfaawhinetam 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Heck
N. Main
Fostoria
Phyllis
Toledo
Herbert Brickles
Fort Benning
Brickles
McDougal St
Miss Heck
Jess Dunlevy
Jacksonville
The
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Gross
Guarding Children From War Fears Through Psychological Aid
New York experts say war affects all children, with younger kids showing less direct shock than older siblings. Dr. S Harcourt Peppard notes war triggers both overt fears and secret worries, but American systems offer strong emotional first aid and extensive child guidance resources to protect and support families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Young
New York
Anna Freud
Mary
London
Freud
Susan
Pearl Harbor
Harry
S. Harcourt Peppard
New York Public Schools’ Bureau of Child Guidance
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Federal Security Administration
National Association of Day Nursres
Children’s Aid Society
Red Cross
England
Chicago Institute For Psychoanalysis
America
Peppard
New York School Authority
Cleaning House War Scrap Drive Lists What to Hoard
Washington war guidance urges housewives to turn spring cleaning into a national scrap drive. The War Production Board lists attic and yard metal like brass and copper items, old tools, tires, batteries, and farm equipment to sell, with locations to search and how to aid war production. It also notes a Higley Study Circle meeting at 2 p.m. at 18 Morris Ave led by Mrs. Volwiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Higley Study Circle
Louis Hammerle
Morris Ave
A. T. Volwiler
Chi Omega Founders Banquet Honors Members at Hotel Berry
Chi Omega held its Spring Eleusinian banquet at the Hotel Berry Sunday evening in honor of its founders 47 years ago. About 50 members across active pledge and alumnae chapters attended with Miss Barbara Deffenbach as guest of honor. Jean Chapman read the founders day ceremonies before a program featuring Miss Betty Gardener toastmistress and awards for top scholars across class levels. Awards went to Miriam Callaghan Grace Webborn Helen Caine Jean Chapman Marian Hooper. Town alumnae present included Mrs. H C Dorman Mrs R C Hess Mrs Dwight Rutherford and Mrs J E Householder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Hotel Berry
Barbara Deffenbach
Jean Chapman
Betty Gardener
Miss Chapman
H. C. Dorman
Deffenbach
Miriam Callaghan
Grace Webborn
Helen Caine
Marian Hooper
R. C. Hess
Dwight Rutherford
J. E. Householder
Pitfalls of Love and a Covert Watch at Thunder Mountain
Madge Graham and a secret service crew rescue Professor Diswell on Thunder Mountain. Jim Watson schemes a concealed approach to watch Diswell's house while troopers are kept distant. An enigmatic attendant, bearing unkempt hair and beard, intrigues the narrator as Diswell rouses and questions the visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Watson
Gus
Professor Diswell
Bill
Connecticut
Thunder Mountain
Madge Graham
Secret Service
Diswell
Charles
Prishasten
Harry Underwood
Athens High grads reunite 7000 miles away in Australia
Round about the town notes a reunion of Athens High School graduates in Australia. Lt. Robert Daggett and Lt. Julia M. Bogle report meeting classmates Lee Barlow and others in Australia while U S nurses sail there. A life insurance study says American women are growing taller on average, with five feet five inches proposed as a better standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High Grads
Athens
Australia
Robert Daggett
W. W. Daggett
Lee Barlow
A.H.S
Julia M. Bogle
Edna M. Bogle
Bob
Bogle
U. S. Hospital Corps
Daggett
Waster
Julia
Cleveland
Miss Bogle
U .S. Department of Agriculture
Kappa Phi Hosts Musical Tea for Ohio University Faculty
Kappa Phi the Methodist sorority hosted a musical tea at the Methodist Church parlors for Ohio University faculty. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Ferguson sponsor Betty Allen president and Carolyn Burton. Music featured a sextet and soprano solos with piano and clarinet quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
National Methodist Girls Sorority
Ohio University
Carl Ferguson
Betty Allen
Carolyn Burton
John W. Danford
Franklin C. Potter
Virginia Finsterwald
Kathleen Orr
Frances Alexander
Kathleen Bates
Mary Vanfossan
Aline Rinehart
Ruth Walker
Bettie Persing
Anne Danford
Ruth Beck
Elsie Stright
Ruth Pfeiffer
Madelon Jandes
Betty Carpenter
Margaret Olney
Eloise Cole
Marjorie Stevens
Margaret Helphinstine
Elizabeth Norman
Dick Groves
Harold Pattison
Don
Cast Named for Russian Play
The cast for The Special Investigator a modern Gogol adaptation directed by Joseph D Batcheller has been chosen. May 14 15 and 16 mark the University Theater season final with Dale Engle James Dyas Clif ford Finch Philip Anguish Samuel Zurich and many others in roles led by Mayor Kittridge Boodle and Mrs Cedarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolai Gogol
Joseph D. Batcheller
Dale Engle
Logan
Mayor Kittridge Boodle
James Dyas
Percival Wortleberry
Clifford Finch
Philip Anguish
Samuel Zurich
Will Peach
Robert Jones
Mr. Jones
Martin Cobin
Mr. Smith
Donald Irons
Abie Cednarian
Ralph Loewe
O’snooze
Milton Levins
Ivan Steemstov
Dorothy Nething
Olga
Florence Szuba
Matilda Boodle
Helen Hitt
Betty Boodle
Martha Loecker
Clarisse
Jean Pohs
Cedenarian
Alice Townsend
Anna Spigolio
Dorothy Lee Tompkins
Sophia Siknik
Old joke and quotes from a World War I era column
A newspaper clipping presents a World War I joke about a captain testing his men with a challenge to fight or run. The line, We are not, followed by Good, I knew you would, frames the humorous exchange. It also notes a statistic on American girls being taller than mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Shower Attended by Mrs. William Love Hosts Eighteen
Mrs. William Love of Hudson Avenue entertained eighteen guests at a shower for Mrs. Joe Walburn Thursday night at the Cottage Tea House. Prizes went to Ellen Stokoe Clinton Bean Ora Casley Kenneth Begg Pearl Clark Hayes Fred McCoy and Paul Keever. Mrs. Margaret Hughes won the contest. two readings were given by Pearl Clark. Absentees sending gifts included Mrs. Charles Breinig Paul Antoinette Henry Crow Douglas Hall Thomas Henry George Mer and Alvin Cline of Alny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Love
Hudson Ave
Joe Walburn
Cottage
Ellen Stokoe
Clinton Bean
Ora Casley
Kenneth Begg
Pearl Clark
Hayes
Fred McCoy
Paul Keever
Margaret Hughes
Charles Breinig
Paul Antoinette
Henry Crow
Douglas Hall
Thomas Henry
George Mer
Alvin Cline
Alny
Also Mentioned on This Page
O.es
Masonic Temple
Athena Delphian Club
Fred Wheaton
Northwood Addition
Miss Phyllis Heck
CLESS
United States
U. S
Chicago
William Needham
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Adele Garrison
Madge
Joe
Watson
Branchman
Diswell’s
Ohio U
Ald Speaks
William Everson
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Irene Devlin
H. E. Benz
P. L. Peterson
F. C. Potter
Mary T. Ness
F. L. Shoemaker
Alice Lagerstrom
Mary Leonard
Camilla Manson
Catherine Nelson
Margaret Wilson
Melvin L. Danielson
Iyi
Ures
Richard Arlen
Jean Parker
East Side
MR. Wise Guy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Popeye Cartoon
Uncle Sam
John Payne
Maureem
Chara
Randolph Scott
Chum
Blutzkrieg
Edmund Fancott
Messeng
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