Prof L J Addicott Honored By Engineering Club On 70th Birthday
The Engineering Club at Ohio University hosted Prof L J Addicott of the Engineering Department for his 70th birthday and resignation from the faculty. A dinner at his home preceded the club party in the Men's Union with 100 students and faculty members attending. A clock gift from club members marked the celebration, and moving pictures of Washington cherry blossoms and campus scenes were shown. Mrs Addicott and their daughter Gertrude, home from Norwood, were guests along with visiting Mildred Graham from Freeport Illinois.
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Ohio University
L. J. Addicott
Engineering
Engineers Club
Men's Union
Engineering Department
Washington
William McBride
Engineering Club
Prof. Addicott
Gertrude Addicott
Mrs. Addicott
Norwood
Ohio
AAUW Dinner Honors Paul Kendall Speaker at Athens Country Club
Ohio University English instructor Mr. Paul Kendall was guest speaker at the annual AAUW dinner at Athens Country Club. He spoke on the relation of literature to modern life. Officers and Kendall sat at the center table. four university students provided dinner music. Fifty seven guests were served.
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Paul Kendall
Ohio University
Athens Country Club
Kendall
Mrs. W. Copeland To Be Hostess To Garden Club
Athens Garden Club meets April 18 at Mrs. W. F. Copeland home to view wild flowers with a program on plant names pronunciation and a talk on wild flowers and conservation by Athens High School faculty member Walter Porter.
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Athens Garden Club
W. F. Copeland
North Hill
Copeland
William S. Shepherd
Walter P. Porter
Athens High School
Carl Beasley
Grand Central Palace
New York
Friday Calendar of Local-Group Meetings
Various groups hold Friday sessions at 7 30 p m in Red Men s Hall Masonic Temple and other venues. Entries include Women s Relief Corps Highway Wives Club O E S Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Christian Endeavor Clark Chapel Ladies Aid and Nature Study of AAUW with speakers and bake sales listed for Saturday events.
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Women's Relief Corps
Red Men’s Hall
Highway Wives Club
C. E. Bartlett
Richland Ave
Athens Chapter No. 175
Masonic Temple
Clark Chapel
Ladies Aid
E. F. Sells
Mayor Cornell Welcomes Children at Snow White Showing
Mayor Cornell will address underprivileged county children invited by local groups for the first showing of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Mrs Fretts and health nurses plan to bring approved children to Athens with Nel sonville and Glouster groups arranging transportation.
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C. C. Cornell
Snow White
the Seven Dwarfs
Mary Helen Fretts
Viola Fell
Clara Cavanaugh
Athens
Nelsonville
Mrs P G C Hibbard Hosts UCD Members
Mrs P G C Hibbard entertained United Council of Daughters members and guests at her home 92 Lancaster Street. Sewing and fancywork filled the afternoon with pretty white lilacs decorating the house and refreshments served.
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UCD Club
P. G. Hibbard
Lancaster St
Hibbard
From One Woman to Another Easter Craft and News
Marian Bush Reeder shares low cost Easter egg decorating ideas using crayons on hard boiled eggs and warns water bills may spike due to six month billing. The note mentions home decor changes and an Easter program at Sand Rock Church on Sunday April 17 at 8 p m inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush Reeder
Sand Rock Young People
Sand Rock
Miss Eveleth Atkinson Visits Athens For Easter
Miss Eveleth Atkinson of New Comerstown arrived in Athens Thursday to visit until Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Atkinson at 71 North High Street. Also Mrs C L Jones of University Terrace will host Easter guests Mr and Mrs Clay Mueller of Cleveland. Genevieve James recuperating from six weeks pneumonia. friends invited to call. Mr and Mrs Guy Gilkey announce birth of 10 pound son born Tuesday April 12 named David Edwin. Mr and Mrs C W Harvey hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Krick and family from Portsmouth last Sunday. Dwight Harvey also home from Portsmouth. Dean Kittle of Lima and Mrs Lillian Kittle Guthrie of Forest returned home after visiting their parents at 173 N Lancaster Street.
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Eveleth Atkinson
Newcomerstown
Athens
C. E. Atkinson
N. High St
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Clay Mueller
Cleveland
Genevieve James
Herman G. James
Miss James
Guy Gilkey
W. State St
David Edwin
C. W. Harvey
Second St
Charles Krick
Claire
Portsmouth
Harvey
Dwight Harvey
Dean Kittle
Lima
Lillian Kittle Guthrie
Forest
Fred Kittle
N. Lancaster St
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Two unnamed lovers plot a ruse in a restaurant as they puzzle over a mysterious affair. They discuss delaying judgment, avoiding a detective, and timing their exit while a waiter smooths over a spoiled dessert. The scene ends with a cliffhanger phrase for tomorrow.
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Mary
Ohio University Men’s Glee Club Concert at Memorial Auditorium
The Ohio University Men’s Glee Club directed by Professor Philip Peterson will perform a Sunday evening concert at 8 o’clock in Memorial Auditorium. Accompanists Ben Cox and Olive Fisher. soloists William Evans and Robert Quigley. Varsity Quartet members Addison Dixon William Johnston Harold Carlisle and Robert Quigley will present folk songs spirituals and classical pieces including works by Wagner Grieg Dudley Buck Bantock Stebbins Wolfe and Forsyth.
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Men's Glee Club of
O. U
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Men's Glee Club
Philip Peterson
Ben Cox
Olive Fisher
Don Malin
Bantock
Stebbins
William Evans
James Wolfe
Robert Quigley
Sharp
Forsyth
Varsity
Addison
Doors Business Women To Meet Here Sunday
Miss Audra Blackwood presided at the Wednesday meeting of the Women’s Business and Professional Club in the president’s absence. Officers will be elected next meeting. Plans and committees were set for the inter cities meet in Athens on Sunday April 24 under the Public Relations Committee led by Miss Eleanor Minister. The club anticipates guests from southeastern Ohio cities. A Toledo art program funded by a $30 000 Carnegie grant establishes a three year visiting professorship at the Toledo museum of art to allow local students to major in art.
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Audra Blackwood
Women's Business and Professional Club
Athens
Eleanor Minister
Ohio
ART
Toledo
Toledo Museum of Art
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Miss Barbara Olson Elected President Of Zeta Alumni
Miss Barbara Olson was elected president of Zeta Tau Alpha Alumni at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Edwin Hellebrandt’s home 153 Marris Ave. Other officers include Miss Marian Coe secretary Miss Julia Cable treasurer and Mrs. Hellebrandt philanthropic chairman Miss Olson will serve as representative to the Delta Province Convention in Columbus in June with Miss Coe as alternate Prof Hellebrandt presented pictures from a TVA country trip and refreshments were served.
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Nellie Horn
Gasco Sewing Club
Roy Lee
Stimson Ave
Dorothy Patterson
Don Montgomery
R. D. Weaver
Lee
Myrtle Camp
Montgomery
Weaver
Goldie Carr
Pearl Lee
Jessie McClain
Helen Rohrer
Rolland Wagner
Harry Fisher
W. State Sr
Barbara Olson
Zeta Tau Alpha
Edwin Hellebrandt
Mars Ris Ave
Emmett Rowles
Marian Coe
Julia Cable
Hellebrandt
Miss Olson
Columbus
Miss Coe
Mrs. Hellebrandt
TVA
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Freeport
Ill
Hoover
N. Court St
AAUW
Country Club
Spry
W. Copeland
Sewing Club
Roland J. Schaar
U. S. Forest Service
Missionary Society of the
Nabby Lee Ames
Susan Lash
State St
Nelle Pickering
Althea McFarland
Belle Eddy Mercer
H. L. Atkinson
Helen Howard
Elizabeth Knode
Bates Church
Mrs
Forrest Meighen
Fisher Station
Cornell
Children At ‘Snow White
P. GC. Hibbard
UCD
W. E. Lucas
Edward Newcomb
New Riegle
Mr. Newcomb
Ernest Newcomb
S. Congress St
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Henry Grant Meem
Ann Carroll Meem
Edward Beale McLean, Jr
Evalyn Walsh MacLean
Miss Meem
Capital Society
Eleanor
Badele Garrison
Dicky
the Bennett Company
Cros
Pau
Bulova
Jacobs
Lucien LeLong
Logan
Shahf Service Union
Sunnybank
E. State St
Broughton
Nobility
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