Athens Art Show Opens at Chubb Library Gallery
The Athens Federation of Women's Club selects a diverse exhibit at Edwin Watts Chubb Library featuring modern glass from Sweden and Czechoslovakia, etchings, oils, textiles, silver, and Japanese prints. About 200 exhibitors contributed works from Mexico, Paris, Spain and beyond, with pieces loaned by multiple local collectors and families.
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Athens
Lovers of
Athens Federation of Women’s Club
Edwin Watts Chubb
Czechoslovakia
Callot
E. B. Smith
Hiroshige
F. W. Reed
W. H. McKee
Provincetown
Marie Louise Hahl
Mexico
Paris
Spain
Miss Arpee Recalls Musical Path From Constantinople to Chicago
Miss Sirouhee Arpee returns from Lake Forest Illinois where she visited her brother Edward Arpee. She heard violinist Albert Spalding in Orchestra Hall Chicago and met Hans Lange associate conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Lange is son of Dr Paul Lange who taught her in Constantinople College. She studied in Berlin with Xaver Scharwenka Hugo Leichtentritt and Otto Lessman and later pursued further study in the United States with Percy Grainger where she became a prize pupil. She now gives private lessons at her home.
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Sirouhee Arpee
Morris Ave
Edward Arpee
Lake Forest
Ill
Albert Spalding
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
Hans Lange
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Constantinople
Constantinople College
Paul Lange
Imperial Band
Lange
Miss Arpee
Berlin
Xaver Scharwenka
Hugo Leichtentritt
Otto Lessman
Percy Grainger
Y Women Golfers Meet At Country Club
Sixteen women golfers gathered at the Country Club for a planning dinner for the year ahead. Ellen Biddle presided with Betty Morris and Edna Way assisting. The Morris Way tournament will run over the next two weeks followed by a putting contest. Ladies Day will be every second Wednesday afternoon. Attending were R J Studer, Edna Way, Mrs Brooks Nelsonville, Isabelle Work, Mary Jones, Virginia Hoover, Charles Cornwell, Betty Morris, Jean McNeill, Wally Allen, Jerry Hughes, Carl Heck, Louise Fields, Ellen Biddle and Alma Brown.
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Ellen Biddle
Betty Morris
Edna Way
R. J. Studer
Brooks
Nelsonville
Isabelle Work
Mary Jones
Virginia Hoover
Charles Cornwell
Jean McNeill
Wally Allen
Jerry Hughes
Carl Heck
Louise Fields
Ellen Biddie
Alma Brown
Hobson Study Circle Plans for Annual Dinner
The Hobson Study Circle's last meeting set the annual dinner for May 4 at the Eastwood with Mrs. N S Welk heading the committee. Twenty five members attended as Miss Blanche Finsterwald presided and officers reviewed the treasurer’s report.
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Hobson Study Circle
Eastwood
N. S. Welk
M. B. Wright
E. State St
Blanche Finsterwald
H. E. Elkins
Sororities Present Annual Rotary Sing Tonight
Sororities stage the Rotary Sing in Alumni Memorial Auditorium at 8 p m with 25 member choruses each singing contest songs led by named directors. Pi Beta Phi holds the cup with two trophy legs. Alpha Xi Delta also has two legs. Judges are Charles Poston Ralph Parks. Admission is free. Miss Hazel Roach and Aldine Roach visited 22 N College St over the weekend. A separate Home Economics Club meeting is set for April 26 with Dr Lillian Storms speaking on Child Feeding in Fine Arts Auditorium.
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Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Clara Edwards
Ohio
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Theta Upsilon
Clara Mae Eisele
Chi Omega
Martha Zehring
Alpha Gamma Delta
Evelyn Smith
Pi Beta Phi
Golden Arrow
Velma Geary
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi
Gretchen Plum
Alpha Delta Pi
Louise Hill
Zeta Tau Alpha
Doris Seigfried
Athens Rotary Club
Pi Phi’s
Women’s League
Dorothy Trosset
Charles Poston
Ralph Parks
Trosset
Ohio University Home Economics Club
Lillian B. Storms
Gerber’s Products Co
Fine Arts
Queens of society enjoy Burlesque Ball night
America's No 1 catch is pictured with Robert A Glaenzer at the Burlesque Ball. Queens of society and stage were seen in demure peasant costumes as a royal time was had on the occasion.
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America
Robert A. Glaenzer
Stars Work Hard in Hollywood Claim by Miss Swanson
Miss Pauline Swanson, Ohio University graduate and Pacific Coast director for Rob ert S. Taplinger, discusses star routines. She cites Lily Pons on That Girl From Paris as a 42 day shoot with 5:30 a.m. wakeups and 9 a.m. on set, often until 6 or 7 p.m. with brief lunch breaks. She notes stars wear slacks and dress minimally on streets, contrary to public glamour. Swanson praises Ohio University journalism training at The Messenger and his future free time between travels from Athens to New York.
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Frances Gensley
Pauline Swanson
Athens
Ohio University
Robert S. Taplinger, Inc
New York
Hollywood
Miss Swanson
Paris
Lily Pons
Miss Pons
STAR
School of Journalism
the Messenger
Davenport
J. B. Swanson
W. Union
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Daughters of Union Veterans meet Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall. Crusade Club of Albany hosts a benefit party in Albany High School auditorium. AAUW Book Review Group reviews Victoria of England by Edith Sitwell. Wesleyan Needle Club meets Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs Slingluff's home. UCD Club meets at Mrs Gross's home. Child Study Club meets at Mrs Brown's, with Mrs Warme as topic leader. Woman's Bible Class hosts at Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. Executive board dinner and regular meeting of Business and Professional Women's Club Thursday with officer elections. Athens Motorcycle Club hosts a wiener roast at White's Farm Thursday night. Deborah Class meets at Mrs Kittle's home. Richland Ave M P Church Ladies’ Aid meets at the church.
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West Side Pta
Florence Harvey
Marjorie Harvey
Pearl Clark
James Whitcomb Riley
Alton Wolfe
Jack Kern
Luther Yoho
Mildred Chandler
Crusade Club of Albany
Aauw Book Review Group
Faculty Women's Club
Edith Wray
Edith Sitwell
Victoria of England
Mrs Ash Delivers Garden Talk at Sayre Club Meeting
Mrs I E Ash spoke to the Sayre Study Club at Mrs Henry Atkinson’s home on garden planning. The session featured a cardboard model and twig demonstrations, with roll call recalling school days and notices about a May 4 social event.
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I. E. Ash
Sayre Study Club
Henry Atkinson
City Federation
A. E. Wagner
W. L. Gard
Ash
Garden Club
Mrs. Margaret L. L. McCarty Longtime educator in S. D.
Mrs. Margaret L. L. McCarty aged 72 marked her 52nd wedding anniversary and enters her 55th year in education. Former Kingsbury county superintendent of schools she now teaches in a rural school directing 16 boys and girls toward a more successful life.
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Desmet
S. D
U.P
Margaret L. L. McCarty
Kingsbury County
Band Concert by Ohio University Features Harp Accompaniment
Twenty young musicians from Athens and nearby towns join the Ohio University band in a concert directed by Curtis W. Janssen. The 90 piece ensemble will use colored lighting to visualize tone colors as Mrs. Neil Crawford provides harp accompaniment on three numbers. Selah Warren of University Terrace is highlighted with a piano solo of Ern est Bacalossi's The Grasshopper Dance.
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Neil Crawford
Selah Warren
Athens
Ohio University Band
Curtis W. Janssen
The
Christian Church
Ernest Bacalossi
C. T. Warren
University Terrace
Miss Warren
Glenn Atkinson
Eugene Cole
Robert Reading
Paul Lewis
Rexford Koons
John Hammerle
Athens High School
James Guthrie
Edwin Monks
Robert Sparnow
Logan
Monks
Ohio University
Kappa Kappa Psi
William Reynolds
Middleport
Raymond F. Maxwell
Glouster
Joe Quisenberry
Pomeroy
Cotton Ball entertains Phi Mu with decorative theme
Phi Mu hosts the Cotton Ball at the sorority house from Friday night into Saturday with cotton ball decorations and period costumes. Rex Koons' orchestra provides a special Phi Mu Sweetheart arrangement while Miss Inez Potter writes a love song sung by pledges. Miss Mary Howell is named Cotton Queen. grand march led by Miss Carol Seeger and Mr. Bruce Bower.
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Phi Mu
Rex Koons
Inez Potter
Mary Howell
Carol Seeger
Bruce Bower
Eveleth Atkinson
Sam Marshmah
Mary Thomas
Bob Wegan
Dorothy Latham
Bob Hier
Jean Henderson
Francis Kessler
Betty Carmean
Bob Garn
Betty Beltz
Jerry Wallace
Lois Millikan
Sherman Peters
Billie Burke
Richard Drake
Larry Gallagher
Violet Thomas
END-O-CORN sold in Athens druggists demonstrations
The Athens Pharmacy and other GOOD Drug Stores drum up interest as clerks demonstrate END-O-CORN for removing stubborn old corns and callouses. Thousands of Athens residents may try the remedy next week. The ad touts quick painless removal at 50 cents, claiming it’s vastly superior to other corns cures.
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Athens
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L. B. Bailey
Miller
J. B. Bailey
Mary C. Allen
Amy Allen
Leete
John A. Cook
Victor Whitehouse
Anne Keating
Jackley
Henry J. Jeddeloh
Carl Blos
Mary Stalder
H. G. Stalder
J. P. Porter
J. F. Krecker
LACE
Dave Athens
Spalding
Cornwell & Co
National Music Convention
Indianapolis
National Federation of Music Clubs
Ind
Margaret A. Benedict
Woman's Music Club
Dalies Franz
National Symphony Orchestra of
Washington, D. C
Benedict
West Side Pta Group
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Hazel E. Roach
National American Home Economics Association
S. G. Slegal
Aldine Roach
Zanesville
N. College St
Gloria Baker
Great Banking Fam
James Cromwell
Doris Duke
Helen Hayes
Queen Victoria
Charles MacArthur
Ened
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Wesleyan Needle Club
J. A. Slingluff
Shannon Ave
UCD Club
G. H. Gross
Fred Brown
Maplewood Drive
Velma Warme
Frank Cone
Franklin Ave
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Cone
Business and Professional Women's Club
Praariet
Athens Motorcycle Club
White's Farm
N. Court St
Deborah
Fred Kittle
Lancaster St
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Richland Ave. M. P
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Glendale
Aristocrat
Clover Farm
Frank Knox
Shirley Elaine
Carrolton
Steppe
Hotel
Evro
Colonial
Pene
Court St
Ver
Colease
Lee S. Roach
Diana
Bruce
Columbus
Clarence Roach
Richland Ave
H. B. Pickett
Madeline Pickett
Nelsonville High School
Lewis Vaughn
Jack Pritchard
Ruth Patton
University Shop
S. Court
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