Re-Elect Heads At Convention Of Club Women
Miss Elizabeth Haymaker of Ravenna was re-elected president of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs at the 38th annual convention in Cleveland. Other officers and district presidents were chosen, with national figures Mia L. Pigeon and Dr Josephine L. Pierce featured. Athens delegates were noted, and a local hospital update and club meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Elizabeth Haymaker
Ravenna
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Carl Sawyer
Marion
Hal Lloyd
Marietta
James W. Morgan
Jackson
Arthur W. Davis
Coshocton
Central
George E. Sharpe
Steubenville
Middle East
R. Keller
Attica
Middle North
Nellie McCabe
Piqua
Middle West
William Klyensperger
Willoughby
Northeast
A. Hulse Hayes
Ohio
General Federation
Grace Morrison Poole
Federation
Athens
William 8. Shepherd
Emma Battin
Twins Chosen as Princesses at Winchester Apple Blossom Festival
Alice and Grace Rowell two honor students at State Teachers College Farmville Va. have been named festival princesses for the May Apple Blossom celebration in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Alice
Grace Rowell
State Teachers College
Farmville
Local Girl Chosen as Kappa Phi President
Miss Mary M. Kelley of Athens elected president of Kappa Phi sorority as new cabinet members are named. Helen Chappelear New Lexington became vice president and Lucy Mathews Cleveland corresponding secretary with other officers and committee chairmen listed. Guards to Meet local Home Guards of the First M church will convene Saturday at 2 pm in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Kelley
Athens
Kappa Phi Sorority
Helen Chappelear
New Lexington
Lucy Mathews
Cleveland
Gwendolyn Mossbarger
Washington
Do. H
Anas Elliot
Clyde
Carolyn Clutter
Ida Elliott
Flushing
Anna Henry
Junction City
Hester McClaffin
Wakeman
Julia White
Amesville
Helen Freyermuth
Glenwood
Freda Mathews
Derby
Gene Gordon
Alene Grimshaw
Portsmouth
Helen Williamson
Wooster
Candiebeam
Louise Beck
Martins Ferry
Sacrificial Lunch Service Held by Church Group
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church hosted a sacrificial luncheon on Thursday with candlelit tables and no food served. Members sang, prayed, and asked gifts for missionary work, each lighting a candle from a Christ light as a symbol of spreading aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Alpha Delta Pi National Head Is Guest Here
National president Mrs Joseph E Hubbard of Cambridge Massachusetts visits Xi Chapter at Ohio University arriving Thursday night and staying through Saturday morning She attends alumnae meeting speaks with Dean Irma Voigt holds sorority tea with campus sorority presidents and house mothers a buffet dinner follows hosted by pledges actives and alumnae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
Joseph E. Hubbard
Cambridge
Mass
Ohio University
Hubbard
Irma E. Voigt
Mrs. Hubbard
Vested Choir To Sing At Marietta Sunday
The Ohio University Vested Choir directed by Dr. C. C. Robinson will give the second concert of four spring performances on Sunday at First Methodist Church Marietta. Miss Marion Ziegler of Marietta arranged the engagement. she is a former Ohio University student and Chi Omega member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
C. C. Robinson
First Methodist Church
Marietta
Marion Ziegler
Chi Omega Sorority
Portamouth Trinity Methodist Church
Partersburg First Methodist Church
Miss Doris Burson Weds Mr Frank Ferry
Morison Brown Hill announces the marriage of Doris Burson to Frank Ferry at St Marys West Virginia on April 7. Doris formerly worked for the Commercial Credit Company in Akron and Frank is with the Schloss Manufacturing Company. The couple plans to live near Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Burson
Frank Ferry
R. B. Burson
Morison-Brown Hill
Doris
EB. J. Ferry
Wood Avenue
St. Mary's
West Va
Breautiful Spring Notes Spark Droll Domestic Scene
A playful spring vignette shows homemakers rushing with mop and vacuum as furnaces restart. Children settle in, mothers reassure with best advice, and gardeners brace for cold and wind. A florist buys eight cent plants and endures a chilling thermometer as snow blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Needle Club Meets at Home of Mrs Laverty
The Athens Needle Club gathered at Mrs Laverty's home at 8 Franklin Avenue for a one o'clock luncheon on Wednesday. Seventeen members and two guests, Mrs Allen and Mrs Cone, attended. After a brief business session, members spent the afternoon on needlework at small tables in the dining and living rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Needle Club
Etta Laverty
Franklin Avenue
Allen
Cone
U C D Club Hosts Members at Mrs Dupler Home
Mrs Roy L Dupler hosted the U C D Club gathering at her 43 West Union Street home on Thursday afternoon. She led the business meeting after reciting the club woman's creed. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Edward Coles and Mrs L W Russell. Guests included Mrs B B Winters Mrs M J Pillary and Miss Patricia Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Dupler
West Union Street
Miss Louisa Engle Dies at Amesville
Amesville mourns Miss Louisa Engle 81 who died at her home after a week with pneumonia. Last of the Engle family, daughter of Peter and Susanna, moved from Sharpsburg 16 years ago. She belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral at 2 30 p m Saturday at her home conducted by Rev Beckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Louisa Engle
Miss Engle
Peter
Susanna Engle
Sharpsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beckett
M. E. Church
Albany Girls Club Organizing Meeting Planned
Albany residents invite all girls aged 10 to 18 to a organizing meeting on May 2 at 2 p m. at the home of Bette MacVey to form a girls club network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bette MacVey
Local social rounds include visits and travels of sorority figures
Mrs F D Forsyth and her mother Mrs A S Farnum return from St Petersburg Fla. Mrs Carl Beasley and others drive to Lancaster for a luncheon for Mrs F J Beasley. Alpha Delta Pi president Mrs Joseph B Hubbard arrives for a two day visit in Cambridge. A O Sloane heads to Washington for D A R convention. Fred Wheaton family from Napoleon attend funeral. Miss Julia Riser of Birmingham visits Alpha Gamma Delta House with tea Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Forsyth
A. S. Farnum
St. Petersburg
Fila
Julia Riser
Birmingham
Ala
Alpha Gamma Delta
North College Street
Local Play Cast Adds Diverse Characters from Literature
The cast list expands for the production with Constance Dent Willard Reeder Tom Sawyer and Oryn Johnson among original performers. Pupils contribute additional roles including Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Ruth James Jo Amy Beth Meg from Little Women Wanda Oxley Kathryn Zarley Roberta Reynolds Jane Wamsley Cinderella and more such as Peter Pan Pocahontas Huck Finn and Maywood Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Dent
Willard Reeder
Tom Sawyer
Oryn Johnson
Mowgli
Charles Carpenter
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Ruth James
Amy
Beth
Meg
Little Women
Wanda Oxley
Kathryn Zarley
Roberta Reynolds
Jane Wamsley
Cinderella
Margaret Matters
Peter Pan
Betty Jean Kelley
Pocahontas
Rosie Coury
Maywood Smith
Huck Finn
Paul Rothermel
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Jacob Feth
Jacob Fethh
University Hospital
Columbus
Feth
David and
George Feth
Pallas Club
Mary Kaler
Faculty Women's Club
South College Street
Kappa Phi
Union Street
Logan
Woodworth’s
Archtock
de. Hes
Needle Club
U. C. D. Club
Carl Beasley
Fred Beasley
Gordon K. Bush
Larry Stevens
Lancaster
Norris Beasley
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Beasley
Joseph B. Hubbard
East State Street
Mrs
A. O. Sloane
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Sloane
of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Wheaton
Robert
Luella Huddle
Napoleon
Miss Huddie
E. F. Sells
North Court St. Athens
Preston
Batiste
Central School
Reading Club
Priss
Patty Daugherty
Jack
Paul Gordon
Heidi
Jane Gross
Hans
M. A. Dechert
Thor Olson
Olson
Woodard Avenue
Mrs. Dechert
Harrisonburg
John W. Bolin
Bolins
Beverice
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mee Platts
Cline
Kroger’s
Avalon
Campbell's
Camay Soap
P&g Soap
Avondale
Cor Country Club
Eatmore Brand
Tbs
Chase & Sanborn
U. S
New York State
Florida
California
Hamburger
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