Athens Education Association Hosts Dinner for Educators
The Athens Education Association hosted a dinner for over 100 attendees at Athens High School old gym. Teachers, officials, scouts, ministers, PTA members, and business leaders from Athens City Schools and surrounding groups enjoyed remarks by E.G. Illon and Myra Ashworth, with performances by local vocal groups. Speaker Willard Barker and Fred McKay featured a film on educational needs and a note on proposed legislation.
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Athens Education
Athens High School
Athens
Boy
Girl Scouts
PTA
Board of Education
E.gillon
Myra’ Ashworth
Earl Washburn
Dave Merrick
Tom
Phil Saunders
Virgo
Progressive Literary Club
Versteeg
Femble
Etand Nly Houseoiers
Lane ‘Barker
Ste Barker
Wil
Rd Barta Es
Sean Wirey
Cat Alaska
Willard Barker
Aimmer
Fred ‘McKay
Iges
Aie Madien Rooke
Ot Tee
Ohio
Desirghing Yeatend
OFWC
Columbus
Aph
Barker
George
Pauline
Athensome Economics Department
AAUW
Atte J. A. Maul Nivel Berder
Halpht B
Cincinnati
Principe
AEA
Sire Clayton
Ak Am
Smith
Mies al Schuler
Martha” Hooper
Jes Fierce
Kathleen McAfee
Irene Hand
Thomas Wison
Ean Washburn
Athens Women’s Golf Association Kick-Off Dinner
Fifty eight attend the Athens Women's Golf Association kick-off dinner at Athens Country Club. George L. Smith spoke on club history and course development. Don Jacobs presided. Robin Gardner is vice president. Clarence E. Starn serves as secretary and treasurer. An August 3 invitational and regular Wednesday tournaments start this week at 10 30 am. Decorations featured golf balls with jonquils. Mrs Ralph Smeck and Mrs Tom Evans arranged them.
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Ight
Athens Women’s Golf Association
Athens Country Club
George L. Smith
Country Club
Mire
Don Jacobs
Robin Gardner
Clarence E. Starn
Ralph ‘Smeck
Tom Evans
Edward A. Sprague
Mrs Athens Wins District Bake-Off With Elegant Table
Doris Patterson known as Mrs Ohio wins the district bake-off at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co office. Her table features a pink linen cloth white napkins crystal by Cambridge and Russell Wright pottery. She created a tall floral centerpiece with pink carna tions and white chrysanthemum spikes. Her winning menu includes city chicken baked potatoes green peas with mushrooms tomato and cottage cheese salad biscuit supreme with butter and banana whip as dessert.
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Athens
Doris Patterson
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Doris
Cambridge
Russell Wright Pottery
Sterling
Gorham
Rollet
Parent and Child Reported Safe After Local Disturbance
A local incident left a parent and child unsettled as officers responded to a disturbance. Authorities secured the scene and issued guidance while investigations continue. No injuries were reported, and residents were advised to avoid the area until further notice.
The Matui Cannot Win Childs Rose Denial Tale
A Mrs Marie a Lawrence recounts a delinquent youth tale drawn from trust issues with adults. A camp like setting shows a group of twenty cynical boys including a newcomer clamoring to watch a TV program. Hymie is granted access while others are denied.
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Marie
A. Lawrence
Apne
Hill
Salt
Mra. W
Searla
Mr. W
Surprise Birthday Party Honored Harley Merritt
Harley Merritt was celebrated at a four surprise birthday party Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barnhill. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Burns of Berea, Carl Brett, Aubray Bailey, Frank Caldwell, George Spotts, Clayton Johnson, Denelda Merritt, Kathleen Merritt, Donna Bailey, Audra Bailey, and Harley Merritt. Refreshments were served.
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Harley Merritt
W. A. Barnhill
D. T. Burns
Berea
Carl Brett
Aubray Bailey
Frank Caldwell
George Spotts
Clayton Johnson
Denelda Merritt
Kathleen Merritt
Donna ‘Bailey
Audra Rae Bailey
Mr. Byrne
Baby care tips urge patience and self feeding
The guide recommends letting a hungry baby try feeding alone at the start of meals. It suggests toys like a stroller to encourage movement and warns against carpets in a baby’s room for easy cleaning, while noting scatter rugs are dangerous.
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Baby
Residents and visitors gather for Easter weekend in Athens area
Local notices list numerous visitors and residents in Athens friends and relatives. Prof Lasher stops in Cleveland for opera after Easter events while others travel from Lima Columbus Shelbyville and Niles for family gatherings. Calendar items include clubs, meetings, and church activities across Athens and surrounding towns.
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W. M. Pierce
N. C
Spartanburg
Tryon
N.C
Profesor
Pierce Forerly
Bart Gibson
Athens
Shelbyvile
Ind
A. D. McPherson
Congress St
Arthur McPherson
Carol
Tommy
Mary Ann
Scottsburg
McPherson
Tom Gibson
Shernon
Don
Ohio Northern University
James Looftourrow
Lynn
Lima
Tootbcurrow
The
Lilly Co
Brookvile
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Dinner Plans For Reunion
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae met Wednesday evening at Miss Hazel Roach’s Madison Avenue home for a potluck supper. They finalized plans for the international Reunion Day luncheon on April 23 at Ohio University Center. Several members attended as out of town guests and others listed include Mrs. Herbert Brandstitter and numerous titled attendees.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Hazel Roach
Madison Ave
Ohio “University Center
Herbert Brandstitter
Marilyn Poling
Bart Hooper
Gretatah
Ms Burt
HS. Franklin Calvin
James Ebright
Janice Bixler
John W. Stewart
Berlin Breens
F. Munden
Clark Williams
James G. Boden
Vere Smith
Wellston FHA Meeting Highlights Beauty Culture Program
Wellston PHA held a Tuesday evening session with FHA adviser Miss Agnes Cooper and Mrs. Leland Sout. Nellie Wiseman Mary Low and Gilbert Dunn led the program tended by about 30 students.
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Wellston
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Jacoby in York Pa
York Pa hosts a regional bridge tournament next weekend with players from distant towns. Dick Miller, a leading York player, highlighted a hand showing strategic trump play and careful ruffing to secure the contract amid lively bidding and defensive defense.
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Bridge
Jacoby
York
Dick Miller
New
Lancaster
West Improves Play After First Trump Error
West follows with careful plan hoping South leads another trump. Miller errs by underestimating. After taking the second trick with the king of darts, Miller cashes the ace of diamonds and ruffs a diamond in.
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Sammy
Nana
Giamond
South
Miller
Ling
Immyrs
West
Declarer
Ash
Bridge bidding puzzle with strong heart and spade shapes
In a four player bridge sequence South opens two spades and passes around. South holds S132 VARQES 40 9765 and considers bidding three clubs to show second suit support. The question asks for the best call given the distribution and future play in hearts or spades.
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Mrs. Athens
Basby
Bennnett
Farmington
Mich
Fred Sands
Cable . i
Stoll
Bunket Snyder
Ohio University, School of Home Economics
Nutty
Florence McBride
Athen County
Bit Bear’ Stores Co
Pete Brown
Niles
Joe Miller
Richland Ave
E. T. Dailey
Los Angeles
Calif
Inclaw
Mra W. Lewis ‘Brown
Gallpolis
Ethel 8. Brown
George Starr Lasher
Kenneth A. Barnette
Towas NY
Melanie Anne
Mt Har
Buffalo News
Lasher
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera Company
Dorothy
Kirstein
Peerce
Ettore Bastianini
United Church Women
Ohio Ave ‘Chinehai
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Chapter House
Morris Ave
Ooe Athens Garden Club
Alr. Kresge
I Sigma Phi Gamma
Hotel
Sportsmar
Coe
Athens County
Youngstown
Emblem Club
Pam
Faw
A. Spracue
Mechanicsburg
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Leonard Calvin
Wemil
Cline Pharmacy Co
Alpha Gam Alums
ORK Basket Delight
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Conte
Anne Cabot
Athens, Messenger
Ave Americas
Uic
Mutual Home & Savings Association
East
Washington St
Federal Home Loon Bank
Ava
North
Pess
West Agioss
eAkeas
South West
North East
Heart
Blosser's
Main Street
Logan
Ite
Wedding Cakes
S. Court St
Arthur Clac
Christ
Lester L. Marx
Lesters Marx
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Morris Avenue
May Avenue
Pomeroy
Second Street
Federated Church
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