Flower Authority To Speak At Regional Garden Clubs Meeting
The eleventh district regional meeting of Garden Clubs will be held in Pomeroy at Peace Evangelical Church on April 25. Morning speaker is Mrs. Silas B Waters. afternoon speaker is Miss Dorothy Biddle of New York, national flower arrangement authority. Miss Biddle will discuss and demonstrate arrangements and is touring Ohio under the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Luncheon at Hotel Martin, small registration fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Authority
Pomeroy
District of the Garden Clubs
Peace Evangelical Church
Silas B. Waters
Ohio Garden Clubs
Dorothy Biddle
New York
National Authority On Flower Arrangements
Miss Biddle
Garden Digest
Arts and Decorations
Flower Grower
Garden Club
Twilight Garden Club
O. U. Symphony To Play In Memorial Auditorium Tonight
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra conducts its second concert of the year at 8 o clock in Memorial Auditorium. Directed by Prof. DeForest W. Ingerham, the 60 piece ensemble performs Schubert Unfinished Symphony marriage of Figaro the Barber of Seville and more. Irene Witham will be the piano soloist playing Grieg Concerto in A minor with the orchestra. The concert is part of Fine Arts Week at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Auditorium
DeForest W. Ingerham
Schubert
Irene Witham
Edvard Grieg
Ohio University
Sayres Celebrate 15th Anniversary With Luncheon
The Sayre Study Club marked its 15th anniversary with a luncheon at 63 Elmwood Place hosted by Mrs. W. H. Jewett Mrs. G. F. Mills and Mrs. H. L. Atkinson Twenty three members attended welcoming new members Mrs. F C Potter and Mrs A R Caster The program included talks Alaska Our Frontier and Its Expansion by Mrs W L Gard and Personality Can Be Acquired by Mrs P B Sidders read by Mrs S C Hartman Barbara Williams assisted in hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jewett
G. F. Mills
H. L. Atkinson
Sayre Study Club
Clark Williams
Elmwood Place
F.C. Potter
A. R. Caster
Alaska
Our Frontier
W. L. Gard
P. B. Sidders
S. C. Hartman
Barbara Williams
Van Dyke wedding set for April twelfth in Catlettsburg
Albany couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Dyke announce the marriage of their daughter Lucile to Mr Herbert Stinson of Corbin Kentucky. The ceremony occurred April 12 in Catlettsburg. Lucile, a Albany High School graduate class of 1933, works at Athens States Hospital. Stinson works at Albany Stone Quarry. Grandfathers A J Van Dyke and Howard Townsend noted. shower planned. Theta Upsilon Auxiliary rummage sale to be held April 22 and 24 at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur van Dyke
Albany
Lucile
Herbert Stinson
Corbin
Catlettsburg
Stinson
Albany High School
Athens States Hospital
A. J. van Dyke
Howard Townsend
Carpenter
van Dyke
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Benny Goodman concert thrills Parkersburg crowd
Parkersburg residents flocked to the Coliseum to hear Benny Goodman and his orchestra in a packed show. The performance featured Goodman's new song The Angles Sing and revived favorites Honeysuckle Rose and Moonglow as jitterbugs danced to the booming tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Benny Goodman
Coliseum
Goodman Quartette
Goodman
Huntington
W. Va
Billy Sunday
Richard Imes
Bob” Bingman
Richard
Bob
First Newman Club Meeting At Ohio U Draws 200
More than 200 Catholic men and women attended the inaugural Newman Club gathering at Men's Union. Rev. William E. Ripley spoke of the club’s place among 250 nationwide, with Theta Phi Alpha and Phi Kappa linked to its Ohio U. roots. The group plans twice monthly meetings, social and discussion oriented, with May 2 set for the next session. Officers include John K. Heintz as president and R. F. Beckett as faculty advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Men's Union
William E. Ripley
Holy Family Church
Columbus
Ohio University Club
America
R. F. Beckett
Newman Clubs
University of Pennsylvania
Beckert
Ohio U
Theta Phi Alpha
Phi Kappa
John K. Heintz
Eileen McDougall
Mildred Harkabus
William Bankert
Treas
Jack Munden
William G. Dowd
St. Paul's Church
Civil War veterans experiences told at D U V meeting
At the John Ellis Wool Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans Mrs Mattie James read a National Tribune account about seven veterans of the Seventy Fifth Ohio and Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry led by Joseph R Allen of Middletown. The Aug 1864 events followed Gainesville battles and the program honored Appomattox Day and General Grant birthdays with readings contests and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mattie James
National Tribune
Seventy- Fifth
Ohio
Massachusetts
Calvary
Joseph R. Allen
Middletown
Gainesville
James
John Kennard
Athens County
Seventy-Fifth Regiment
William D. Southerton
Athens
General Grant
Sarah Seipel
Blanche Dean
Blanche McCune
Blanche Phillips
Nora Atkinson
Appomattox Day
Blanch Root
Kate Shaver
Mary Harmond
Social Sewing at Mrs Hart Home Hosts Meeting
Mrs. Dale Hart hosted the Social Sewing Club at Mill St with Mrs. Earnest Hart assisting. Two guests attended and a list of 12 members were present. The next meeting is scheduled May 2 at Mrs. John Hoon’s home. Miss Jean Crawford of Cannaville dined with Miss Virginia Segale at 31 N Lancaster St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hart
Dale Hart
Mill St
Earnest Hart
William Ruston
Lena McClannahan
John Hoon
Pearl Lee
Pressa Hines
A. R. Harmon
Izura Creamer
Fred Brown
Jean Crawford
Canaanville
Virginia Segale
N. Lancaster St
Community groups plan Thursday programs in Amesville area
Calendar notes list a Progressive Class banquet at Blue and White Inn Amesville with officer elections, Ooe Child Study Club at 2 Elliott Street, a Missionary Tea at 48 University Terrace, Friendship Class meeting at 14 Raymond Drive, a chicken dinner at 5 to 7 pm, KS and Weslayan groups at 20 Oak Street, AAUW dinner at 6 30 pm, Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge birthday celebration at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue M. E
Blue and White
Amesville
Jack Kern
Evan Edwards
Friendship Class of the Christian Church
E. W. Bingman
Raymond Drive
Fat meat debate and home meal habits
A column explores how children reject fat meat at meals and mirrors changes in family eating trends. The writer recalls past forced portions while noting kids now prefer bread with peanut butter, sugar, or jam and skip gravy, milk, and napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Dr George N Burger speaks at Higley Study Circle
Ohio University Health Service director Dr George N Burger spoke at the Higley Study Circle meeting held at Mrs O D Morrison's home 50 Morris Ave He discussed University health service work including student physical exams medical treatment and clinic activities Eighteen members attended and plans were made for the annual picnic at Mrs W L Gard's North Hill marking the club year end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Burger
Ohio University
Higley
O. D. Morrison
Morris Ave
C. E. Atkinson
W. L. Gard
North Hil
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Charles Domke Home
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club met yesterday afternoon at 153 Mill St the home of Mrs Charles Domke for its weekly meeting. Mrs William Mansfield won first prize for high score, Mrs Alva Haning took second and travel prizes, and Mrs Forest D Chism won consolation. Guests included Mrs Dwight Bowles and Mrs Chism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Domke
Mill St
William Mansfield
Alva Haning
Forest D. Chism
Dwight Bowles
Chism
Stewart St
Rose-Lane Mitchell to Wed Paul Halleck in Staunton
Miss Rose Lane Mitchell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hayne Mitchell of Staunton Virginia, announced April 5 1939 engagement to Paul Charles Halleck son of Mr and Mrs A M Halleck of Youngstown Ohio He attended Mary Baldwin College and is a graduate of Ohio University member of Delta Tau Delta He heads the Staunton school district Physical Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hayne Mitchell
Staunton
Virginia
Rose- Lane
Paul Charles Halleck
A. M. Halleck
Youngstown
Ohio
Miss Mitchell
Mary Baldwin College
Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Kishler Pavlish Spring Dance Review Set for April 21
Dorothy Kishler and Andrew Pavlish present pupils from New Lexington Glouster Athens and McConnellsville in a Spring Recital at Malta McConnelsville High School Friday April 21 at 7 30 p m Sponsored by the Agricultural and Home Economics Departments. Dancers perform pieces like Foot Notes The After Beat Crinoline Days Swingtime Valse Caprice Silver Toe New Yorker and Hot Cha Tap featuring many named pupils including Nadine Ansell Anne Davis Joyce Folk Kathryn Reid Shirley Andrews Anna Lou Davis Donna Rogers Johnny Davis BonnieHeron Virginia Adrean Helen Murphy and Andrew Hardy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kishler
Andrew Pavlish
New Lexington
Glouster
Athens
McConnellsville
Malta-McConnelsville High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. U. Symphony
Sayres
Lucile van Dyke
Color Fools Chickens
American Poultry Journal
England
Forestry Commission
WSAZ
Rudy Vallee
O. U
Winchell
Ewing Auditorium
Stephen Czarnecki
Lionel Atwill
Ivalyn Skating Club
Tuppers Plains
Jewell Kincaid
Russell Watson
Molyneux
Child Study Club
J. R. Vance
Elliott St
Raymond Bardin
Mary G. Noss
University Terrace
The
Christian Church
King’s Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
Dorothy Williams
Oak St
Jesse Stuart
AAUW
Country Club
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge No. 553
By Marian Bush Reeder
D. A. Riley
W. Union St
George Smith
Frank Segale
Lancaster St
Current Events Club
J. S. Nixon
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Don M
H. Circle
Wilma Colley
New Marshfield Rd
H. A. Elkins
Eastside
N.A.L.C
Glenn Atkinson
Hooper St
Noble Grands Club
Earl Bridgewater
Chauncey
Anna England
Anne
Dolores Collins
Cincinnati
Harold Frank
Mildred Edmundson
Nelsonville
Shirley Ann
Charles Edmundson
Sam Frank
Nell
Dr. Burger
Higley Study On Health Service
Cline's
Bob Bingman
Hammond
Summers and Son
Fresh Earth
Japonica Navy
Milldeck's Shoe Store
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Miss Rose-Lane Mitchell le Bride
Paul Halleck
Kishler
Pavlish
Spring Dance Review
Katheridge
South Court Street
Shagmoor
Sterling
Coats
Belle
Sharmeer
McHenry
the Quality Store
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