Local Residents Gather for Easter Week End News
Families and friends trade Easter visits across towns. Walter Moore Mrs Gait Sally Hawk and family stay in the same home with M Littler coach at Youngstown High School returns to school after Easter vacation. Miss Sprout Petre and Miss Good head to Columbus for civil service exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medinstry
Grand Sekinstry
Columbus
Walter Moore
Mrs. Gait
Sally Hawknd
Oory M. Littler
Igh School
Youngstown
Tier
East Union Street
Slaughter
Chillicothe
Millicent faces escape as unknown man approaches in hallway
Millicent leaves with the stolen Happ suitcase and Caise note, aiming to expose the Feilding murder link. She narrowly avoids the elevator, struggles with the heavy case, and encounters a determined stranger in the corridor as the scene ends with To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happ
Gentry
Affairs
Bob Caise
Meer
Norman
Millicent
Feilding
Norman Happ
Two German One-Act Plays Presented at Ohio University
The German Club at Ohio University presents two one act comedies Ein Knopf and Die Ankunft on Wednesday evening April 24 at 7 0 in Fine Arts Auditorium directed by Mrs Maude C Matthews. Cast includes Wilford Skinner Joseph Wharton Amy Kingsland Lois Burger Helen Laughlin Hester McClaffin James Passman Mario Rocco and Charles Sias with no admission charge and a cordial public invitation.
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der Deutsche Verein
Ohio University
Fine Arts
Maude C. Matthews
Ohio University German de
Joseph Wharton
Charles Sias
Athens
Amy Kingsland
Pomeroy
Ein Knopf
Wilford Skinner
Mr. Skinner
Athens High School
Selma Bechdolt
Helen First
Ford Skinner
Say What Other Women
A quotation from Mrs. Penrose Lyly urges women to slow down listen to themselves seek calm reason. The excerpt advocates wise self reliance and contemplation as a path to peace and sustained courage in life.
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Penrose Lyly
Young Entertainers Shine At American Legion Dance Event
The American Legion dance at Hotel Berry featured young performers from Baird Sisters and Lotus Elkins delivering prize winning numbers in tap toe and acrobatics. Judges Miss Eileen Rauch Miss Mary Jones and Mr Bill White rated costuming performance and audience response as 40 couples danced after Jimmy Littler and his band entertained with Star Dust and Dinah. Dancing resumes May 4 after a break for the Albany Alumni High School banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8
Finsterwald
Tor
Lotus Elkins
H. A. Elkins
Marjorie Moser
Frank Moser
Dinah
Sweet Sue
Booker and Fields
Raymond Connett
Joe Walburn, Jr
Alfield Johnson
Nelsonville
Mary Louise Lowden
Charlotte Smith
Freda Marie White
Rosemary Sayre
First Legion
Eileen Rauch
Mary Jones
Bill White
Jimmy Littler
Bard
Fred Rice
J. &. Sherrard
Francis Lavelle
John Dowler
Donald Lowden
G. B. White
John Bauer
Fred Williams
Julia Wadley
Don Campbell
McLaughlin
Guysville
Anthony Padden
Ernest McGrainor
Floyd G. Hutchina
Rudolph Stemmeyer
New Marshfield
William Mansfield
Fred Brown
Andrew Jackson
Francis Wyeckoli
P. E. Beckier
Della Rice
Mra
BE. H. Baughman
Wade Swartz
Earl Carmichael
Ivan Maple
Helen McVey
Frank Moler
John Pickens
Mien Sue Lash
Harry Mettler
Mary Catherine Chute
Carl Clifford
Betty Baker
A. J. Jackson
O. C. Chapman
Albany
Nelsonville Club Has Bridge at Hillcrest
Members of the I. H. T. Club of Nelsonville hosted a six o'clock dinner at Hillcrest Inn. Afterward they played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Donald Betts first, Mrs. Estel Crabtree second, and Mrs. Leah Reynolds third. Guests included Mrs. Wilbur Martin of Athens and Mrs. W. M. Grey of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. T. Club
Nelsonville
Hillcrest Inn
Donald Betts
Estel Crabtree
Leah Reynolds
Wilbur Martin
Athens
W. M. Grey
Miriam Class Meets at Home of Mrs Bingman
Mrs Cledythe Smiley from Logan attended the monthly Miriam Class gathering of the Christian Church. Hosts were Mrs Dwight Robinson and Miss Rowena Sprout at 14 Raymond Price. A mother and daughter piano program was given and a six o clock dinner is planned at the Cottage Tea House in May.
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Cledythe Smiley
Logan
Miriam
The
Christian Church
BE. W. Bingman
Raymond Price
Smiley
Dwight Robinson
Rowena Sprout
Cottage Tea House
Club Calendar Shows Multiple Tuesday Meetings Across Groups
Local clubs schedule Tuesday evening gatherings at varied venues including 14 Morris Avenue and 6 Church Street with leaders named. Other events include guest meetings at 19 Park Place and 7:30 pm program sessions with notices on telephoned regrets and Wednesday afternoon PTA sessions.
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Athenadelphian Club
Carl Ferguson
Church Street
W. B. Walker
C. L
Fred Wenzel
Park Place
Roosevelt Sewing Club
Harry Baughman
Congress Street
GET Together Club
Wayne Winger
Morris Avenue
Shower Honors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cross at Home
A miscellaneous shower was hosted at 112 University Terrace by FE Cross and his wife for their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cross. Prizes went to Mrs. Carl Roberts and Miss Eileen Laird. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gold, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Higgins, and many others.
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Floyd Cross
Mary Reeder Bolin
Carl Roberts
Eileen Laird
Leon Gold
J. M. Higgins
Prp
J. Burke
Paul Kimes
Cecil Cox
Eleanor Cox
Mies Fileen Laird
Virgil Croas
Vance Cross
Ruth Herbert
Donna Jean
Norma Jane
van Fadwards
Christening honored as Daugherty home hosts guests
After the christening of Amal son Robert Rees at the Methodist Church, Elwood and wife Daugherty hosted guests at their country home near Athens. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Feigley New Lexington, Mr and Mrs G E Rees and Mrs F Wood Chagrin Falls, and others. Joe Coe Athena joined the gathering. Canton ice companies offered a free Tuesday following a drivers strike agreement. About 715 residents of 380 445 Hawaii live on Oahu, the group’s main island.
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George Rees
Clarence Wood
Chagrin Falls
Elwood Daugherty
Robert Rees Daugherty
Robert Rees
Athens
Mra
Feigley
New Lexington
FE. Rees
F. Wood
Chagrin Falla
C. A Daugherty
Pauline
Emma Vore
Mra . Starr
Jackie
George Coe
Athena
Canton
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Bishop Claes to Lead Friday Class Party at Central MF
Bishop Claes of the Central MF Church will host a class party Friday at 7 30 p m replacing Thursday's event. The change affects the church youth group and invites all members to attend after evening services.
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Honora
Central P. T. A
Irma E. Voigt
Dean Voigt
Claes
Miss McGucken Weds Philip Sheridan in St Pauls
Edith Cecelia McGucken daughter of D H Mee Gucken and Mrs Gucken Route 7 Athens married Philip Henry Sheridan son of Mrs Amanda Sheridan Route 4 Athens at St Pauls Catholic Church in a nuptial mass Monday April 22 at 8 00 am Reverend William G Dowd officiated. The breakfast followed at the bride’s home with guests including Reverend Dowd and numerous family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cecelia McGucken
D. H. MeeGucken
Athens
Philip Henry Sheridan
Amanda Sheridan
St. Paul's Catholic Church
William G. Dowd
Dowd
Philip Sheridan
D. HL Mee Gueken
Mary McGucket
Robert Sheridan
High Sheridan
Mies
Anne Sheridan
W.H Wakefield
Willimint MceGueken
Misa Betty Wakefield
Birthday Surprise For Mrs. O. L. Young
Mrs. O. L. Young was surprised Sunday April 21 when she returned from church to a gathering of friends and relatives in New Marshfield and nearby towns. A pink and white cake baked by her daughter Janet Jones was centerpiece as many presented gifts and well wishes to the honored guest.
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New Marshfield
Carbondale
Mra
Everett Moore
Zite Mae
Mary Lewlee
Aamesyville
Mre
Delbert
Marilyn
Bernice Milliton
Jeanne
Janet
Twits
Marelene
Niet
Hobart Young
L. Young
Mra. O. L. Young
Grooming Is Beauty Point
Alicia Hart advises that a neatly groomed woman appears more pleasant and feels better. Keep clean handkerchiefs and gloves, fresh makeup, and remove and reapply makeup at midday to maintain a neat appearance and a positive mood throughout the day.
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Our Peters
Emma Coots
Baker
Baster Baker
Mt. Carrie
W. F. Clark
East Gulf
W. Va
Hat- New
Homer Feigiey
Mr. Y. L. Dupler
Misses Rose
Voll
Ohio
Mans
Mr. and Sands
Grosvenor
Mansfeld
Noyes
Charleston
W.wek
Land
BE. R. Custer
Doris Sanders
Erwin Hitz
Cleveland
Nancy Holliday
Akron
R. L. Sanders
Clark Street
Ooo
Muriel King
American Designers Forum
Atlantic City
Hollywood
Arcadia
Mich
Alaska
Thomas Snyder
U. S
Matanuska Valley
San Francisco
Billy
Harry Smith
Jessie Ward
Eleanor Jane
Herbert Franklin
Thomas Ward
First Street
Love Kinney
Gertrude Lyon
Delmas L. Shyall
Dayton
Miss Lyon
Dayton Power and Light Company
Ray Harold
Virginia Masterton
Marian Danford
Kenneth Jones
Frank Harold
Marion
Florence Lashire L. VY. Brown
Clara Bowser
W. E. Peters
Osho State Archeological and Historical Society
Mutual Home & Savings Ass
Majestic Theatre
American Legion
Hotel Berry
Nelsonville Club
Hillcrest
Bingman
Progressive Literary Club
Guy Bolin
King's Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
Firet Methodist Church
Woman's Benefit Association
C. O. F. Hall
C. B E. Cooper
East Side
Henri Hess
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
P. FO Sisterhood
U. Co. D. Club
L. W. Russell
Mill Street
Mrs
Cross
Prep Ice
Slingluff’s
Virginia
Gallaher’s
Alicia Hart
Biamono
Mae
Cline
Colef Heas L
Padi
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