Auxiliary Mothers Dinner and Campus Events Highlight Parents Weekend
Delta Tau Auxiliary entertains visiting mothers at Hillcrest Inn with a 2 o'clock dinner as Mothers Week-End unfolds in Athens. Fraternities host meals at chapter houses while sororities join in. A 2:30 YWCA tea and a Louise Lorentz piano recital cap the day at Memorial Auditorium.
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Delta Tan Delta Auxiliary
Hillcrest Inn
Athens
President Street
West Wing
Louise Lorentz
Memorial Auditorium
Birthday Party Honors Wicur Swank Ninth
A birthday party was held at 156 Mill Street in honor of Wicur Swank’s ninth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests from 4 to 6 pm with Juanita Halsey Joe Ditley and Richard Phillips winning contests. Hosts Mrs EB Morrison assisted with entertaining.
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Harry Swank
Mill Street
Wicur
Juanita Halsey
Joe Ditley
Richard Phillips
Kathryn Finsterwald
Jane Finsterwald
Betty Chandler
Betty Gibson
Willard Brown
Bobbie Wakefield
Frederick Rosser
Jor Dilley
Eugene Gehuster
Bonn Sue Morrison
Eloise
Witbur Swank
Past Grand of Ohio Here for Lodge Meet
Pythian Sisters, Athenian Temple No. 173 met Friday night and held their annual Inspection with Mrs. Dorothy Conkle, Logan district deputy. About 80 members and visitors attended from Glouster Chauncey Logan Nelsonville Middleport. Special guest Mrs Grave Downing past grand chief of Ohio praised the lodge inspections and awarded a 99 grade. A social time followed and dinner was served.
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Athenian Temple No. 173
Dorothy Conkle
Logan
Glouster
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Middleport
Grave Downing
Ohio
Conkle
Phi Delta Theta House Dance Friday Lights Up Wear Mulberry
Phi Delta Theta fraternity hosted a Friday night dance at the chapter house on Wear Mulberry Street. Sammy Maye's orchestra provided the music with guest Seger Ellis, WLW entertainer, plus a Phi Delta Theta from the University of Virginia. Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Rutherford, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin D. Quick.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Wear Mulberry Street
Sammy Maye
Seger Ellis
WLW
Phi Delta Theta
University of Virginia
Earl Beckley
Dwight Rutherford
Irvin D. Quick
Men and Women Celebrate 113th Odd Fellowship Anniversary
Nannie Ullom Rebekah Lodge joins I O O F Lodge to mark the 113th annual Odd Fellowship in the United States. The event is set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the I O O F Hall with a play by the LO O F L and Rebekah Lodges. Families of I O O F and Rebekah Lodges are invited.
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Nannie Ullom Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellowship
United States
Nannie Ullom
Frieda Wilock
Noble
Brand
LO. O. FL
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodges
Mr. Lapelle
Ohio State
Laura Riker
Neil House
Dylan-Tafts
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Entertainers Host Bridge Night At McClure Home
Mrs J Hi McClure hosted a Friday bridge gathering at 2 Grosvenor Street with six tables in play. Mrs Googe W Hopkins Y earned high score, Mrs Harvey J Laker took second, and Mrs A J Holaington won the prize.
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J. Hi McClure
Joneses Host Bridge Club at 24 Church Street
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland S. Jones entertained the Weir bridge club Friday evening at their home, 24 Church Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lute Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. William F. Smiley. A one-couple score award went to the Smilys.
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Rolland S. Jones
Church Street
Weir Bridge Club
Lute Evans
Herbert Cox
Bic
William F. Smiley
Smiley
Regular monthly meeting of the King's Daughters Class and Guild
The King's Daughters Sunday School Class and Wesleyan Service Guild held a waffle supper at First Methodist Church prior to their regular meeting. The program featured singing, devotions by Miss Arvina Van Dyke, and an interesting report by Bliss Treva Black. A May pot luck supper was planned, and a spring garden contest awarded prizes to Miss Treva Black and Mrs. J. L. Pickering.
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King's Daughter's
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Jesus
ArviNa van Dyke
Foreign Missions
Bliss Treva Black
U of Entertainment
Treva Black
J. L. Pickering
Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Dinner Set at Colonial
Athens County Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Association plans a dinner meeting at the Colonial on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Speakers will be Miss Lois Hardage and Miss Glee Halverstaut, both class ’21. President Mrs. Frank B. Dilley invites Wesleyan graduates to attend. Harriet Rogers can be reached for those not notified.
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Athens County
Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Association
Lois Hardage
Stuyvesant Hall
Wesleyan
Glee Halverstaut
Delaware
Frank B. Dilley
Mss
Harriet Rogers
Congress Apartments
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan
C. D. Hopkins
Carl H. Beasley
W. L. Stutz
Raymond Stutz
W. W. Ankenbrand
Fred M. McKay
Olle Skidmore
Wilson Smith
CG. B. Cot
Snyder family visiting Richwood relatives at Grosvenor Street
Mr Louis EB Snyder and his family from Richwood are spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs T A Snyder at 129 Grosvenor Street.
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Louis EB. Snyder
Richwood
Mr. Snyder
Mrs. T. A. Snyder
Grosvenor Street
Calendar and social club meetings listed for week
Calendar and society notices show multiple group meetings. The listings include the Music Club at Mrs. Foster home, Progressive Literary Club with Mrs. Hedges, a Father Teachers Association gathering, vocational guidance talk by Dr. Porter, W S B A Moor Hall gathering with initiation and potluck, Delphian Literary Society with Mrs. Staneart, Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club tea, Child Study Club at Mrs. Baughman, Pris cilla Needle Club hosted by Mrs. Schilling, Nannie Uliom Rebekah Lodge meeting with initiation, U C D Club at Mrs Mantz, and Bishop Clasy of Central Avenue M E Church meeting in the church basement.
Ingalls Plans Athens appearance before Lorain flight
David S Ingalls assistant secretary of navy and Ohio governor candidate will speak at Athens City Hall at 7 30 PM Monday then fly from Rowland Field to Lorain. He will travel to Nel dgenville Logan New Strattsville and Glouster after lunch to meet residents and possibly speak. The Athens County Ingalls for Governor Committee chaired by R D Williams issued invitations for the outdoor meeting.
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David S
Ingalls
Rowland Field
Athens
Lorain
City Hall
Ohio
Gallipolis
Neldgenville
Logan
New Strattsville
Glous
Dramatic Club Presents Ba Thane Sunday Evening
The Dramatic Club of Westminster Fellowship at Athens Presbyterian will stage Ba Thane on Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Presbyterian auditorium. Set in 1930 Burma, the play follows American missionary Gordon Worth as race tensions erupt after an assault on a native worker.
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Dramatic Club of Westminster Fellowship
Athens Presbyterian
Presbyterian Auditorium
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Burma
Gordon Worth
Martin Xochim
Worth
Katherine Boyd
Edna A. Baldwin
Chicago Theological Seminary
Student Volunteer Movement
Buffalo
Joan Worth
Thea Connett
Jor Fox
Jay Reagle
Richard Ordway
Webster Dalton
Ba Thane
Harry Woo
Ma May
Employment Expert To Speak Here Monday
Prof. Donald G. Paterson of the University of Minnesota will lecture on The Minnesota Unemployment Research Project Monday night in Ewing Auditorium. The talk covers economic aspects of unemployment, individual diagnosis, retraining, business migration, efficiency and management in three cities, with changes in costs between 1925 and 1950.
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Donald G. Paterson
University of Minnesota
A Minnesota
Ewing Auditorium
Minnesota
Paterson
Athens
Foundation i
Robert Chute Wins Marble Tourney Here
12 year old Robert Chute representing Central School Soccer defended his marble title at the Putnam Hat playground Saturday morning in a tight final last marble strike. Fritz Smith from Putnam Hall finished runner up after a steady run through six games in the round robin. Also competing were John Weist Gilbert Guthrie John Ator John Dyerst Side Clifford Guthrie Frank Hutchinson and George Spaulding.
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Putnam Hat
Robert Chute
Central School
Athens
Fritz Smith
Chute
Smith
Putnam Hall
John Weist
Gilbert Guthrie
Central
John Ator
John Dyerst
Clifford Guthrie
West Side
Frank Hutchinson
George Spaulding
Mechanicsburg
Girl Scout Troops Welcome New Members and Skills
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met Friday at 4 in the Girl Scout rooms signaling practice. Two new scouts Betty Ann Schuler and Kathleen Allen joined. Troop 4 met Thursday at 4 with pledge and laws, patrol groupings, tenderfoot tests for Lois Mariner, and badges for Mary Cheatham and Ann Barlow ending with taps.
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Girl Scouts
Betty Ann Schuler
Kathleen Allen
Lois Mariner
Mary Cheatham
Ann Barlow
Rain Gear Forecast and Warm Week Ahead
Columbus forecasters predict raincoats needed in the first half of the coming week with April showers. Thundershowers likely, then sunshine returns later, warming the week. Friday highs reach the 80s in the Athens area with a chilly night around 43. The Hocking River falls from 4.7 feet to 4.1 feet by Saturday.
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Homer Meighen
Fratts Fork
Hugh Meighen
Stewart Street
Meighen
Athens
Wayne Wingett
Roscoe Orr
Alice Kiengenberg
Fahn Wiliams
Mary Fulton
Mary Ellen
Cuyahoga Falls
Wiliams
Charles H. Harris
East State Street
Mr. Willams
Charles Wilkins
James Willams
Jacksonville
Williams Home
Columbus
Hocking
Plains School Second Graders Take Indian Culture Trip
Second graders from The Plains School, led by Miss Helen Lestle Dunlap and Mrs. Marion Leggette, traveled to Columbus for an Indian customs exhibition. Students explored wampum, pottery, tepees, and costumes, noted by teacher trainee chaperones, and later replicated Indian crafts such as canoes and beadwork for a school project.
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Jane Warner
the Plains School
Columbus
Helen Lestle Dunlap
Marion Leggette
Rufus Putnam
Ohio
Sara Hawley
Eloise Schar
Sarah Piper
Elizabeth Keyes
Mary Jane Hahn
Ruth Cone
Vegal Fishermen Fined Near Coolville
Walter Hudson and Russell Hudson of Belpre were arrested on Four Mile Run by Game Protector B. F. Swartz for fishing with rod and reel without a license. They pled guilty before Justice J. T. McBride and were fined $25 plus costs. Swartz says streams will be patrolled through the closed period from May 1 to June 1.
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Coolville
Walter Hudson
Russell Hudson
Belpre
Here
B. F. Swartz
Glouster
J. T. McBride
Swartz
Hospital Notes Reports New Patient E. W. Starkey
Shelterin Arms Hospital weekly note lists new patient E. W. Starkey among arrivals. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Shetering Arms Hospital
E. W. Starkey
Medical Staff Entries and Dismissals List
A historical notice lists several medical and surgical professionals and patients. Names include C. E. Handrey Glouster Mrs Norris Beasley Nellie Badekin Jane Betz E W Starkey Mrs Jerry Cary Trimble M J Gardener Chauncey Mike Kochis Earl Bean Mrs James House and mentions convalescing and older patients noted in Athens Dyesville Guysville Millfield and other local areas.
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Bettie
Beauty
Nestle
Paramount
Beauty Shoppe
W. Orion St
Vern Fniton
Past Grand of
Stephen Thomas
Washington
Tee
Niennerneeae
Frederics Wita Tonto
Paris
Ye Rose Beauty
The
Bettie Shop Dial
McCrone’s
McCrone
Mrs. Jones
Garden Clover Entertainment
O. Lovell Elliott
Toledo
Frant J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Eliott
Philip, Winston and
Lovell
Mrs. Beasley
Richard Hy. Galigher
Huntington
W. Va
Jane
Marcella
Lenoye
Mrs. Galigher
Mrs. Gall
Jessie Hazeltine
Gardner
Harry Smith
F. J. Wilkins
Ashtabula
Eleanor Hazeltine
Ohio University
Edward Gardner
Curtis Smith
Frank Wilkins
Robert Essex
New Straitsville
Frank B. Gullum
Lancaster Street
Tolland Essex
Qin University
Givynn Sanders
Helen Kittleie
Mr. Sanders
BR. Sanders
Hull F. Kittle
North
Gawynn Sanders
James E. Brown
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Brown
Jones
W. 8. Warner
Natalie Warner
Cleveland Heights
Ohio University Mothers
Warner
Dorcas du Bois
Chillicothe
J. E. Morrison
Sallie Foster
Soc Sc Suse Hatch
Ad Ohio Electric
Colonial
Woman's Music Club
Harry Foster
Progressive Literary Club
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Scheol
James P. Porter
W. SB. A
Moose Hall
Delphian Literary Society
Glen Staneart
Montrose Avenue
Alpha Gamme Delta Mothers
Chub
Sorority
North College Street
Child Study Club
Ernest Baughman
F. ©. Schilling
Priscilla Needle Club
Stewart Rebekah Lodge
Nannie Uliom Rebekah Lodge
C. O. Mantz
West Washington Street
U. C. D. Club
Clasy
Central Avenue M. E
Dramatic Club
Girl Scout News
Plains
Pat Burns
E. State and
Morris Ave
Davies
Lenora Davies
Blanche Silvus
Steppe
Baker’s
North Court St
Price Ic
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Lamborn
Eaven
Optometric Service
Athens, Ohio
Varsity Beauty Shop
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