Athens High School Spring Frolic wins big crowd
The Athens High School Spring Frolic showcased three comedies with music and dance. Highlights included You Cant Fool Aunt Julia and Come Out Of It, with strong student performances directed by Irene Hand and Samford. A later show features a hypnotist theme and a large supporting cast.
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Julia
Athens High School
Irene Hand
Ted Sprague
Eddie Johnson
Madeline
Ellen
Phyllis Logan
Fileen Sanders
Stephen Fuller
Eddie
Dana Tomars Elmer
Mayme Johnston
Robert Carrington
Darrel Tucker
Florence Harvey
Avanelie Spriggs
Mary Daina
Clarabelle
Harry Entwistle
Harold Gately
Luscious
Martha Meister
Sarah Lang
Betty Biddison
John Bunt
Bill Gordon
Ben Lang
Bob Davis
Ruth Staley
Ruth Gerwig
Silvia Lang
Florence Smith
Slippy
Emerson Houf
Samford
Jane Gross
Betty Walker
Kathleen McDaniel
Martha Mansfield
Betty Cox
Margaret Williams
Betty Kelley
Evelyn Edmundson
Wanda Oxley
Betty Wakefield
Copeland Guests and Visiting Friends Bring Local Guests
Dr. Emerson Hill head surgeon at Manhattan Hospital will visit Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Copeland for the weekend. Mrs. Helen Porter Dickson and three children from Swarthmore Pa. stay with Dr. and Mrs. James P. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hutchins of Logan were guests at The Plains. Mrs. Guy Spaulding hosts relatives from Akron Palm Beach and Hamden for a birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hill
Manhattan Hospital
New York City
T. A. Copeland
Helen Porter Dickson
Jean
Judith
Joanna
Swarthmore, Pa
James P. Porter
North Congress Street
Joe Hutchins
Logan
the Plains
Guy Spaulding
Richland Avenue
Zade Cantor
Akron
George Cullum
Cuyahoga Falls
A. E. Allen
Palm Beach
Fia
E. R. Brown
Hamden
Spaulding
Mapes and Vercoe Wed in St Marys West Virginia
Pauline Mapes and James M. Vercoe of Athens were married Monday afternoon in St. Marys West Virginia by Rev E G Rocklift. Vercoe is a Rauch bakery employee and Athens High School graduate. The couple, who just returned from a wedding journey to the Shenandoah Valley and southeastern Ohio, will live at 97 May Avenue.
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Mise Pauline Mapes
James M. Vercoe
Athens
St. Marys
W. Va
E. G. Rocklift
Vercoe
Thomas Vercoe
North Congress Street
Athens High School
Rauch's Bakery
Mapes
C. A. Sheldon
First Street
Shenandoah Valley
Ohio
May Avenue
Phi Kappa fraternity heads to province dance in Columbus
Local Phi Kappa members travel to the province dance and annual gathering of Cincinnati University Ohio State University and Ohio University chapters. The event will be held at Scioto Country Club in Columbus on Saturday. The province hall will be given next year by the local chapter.
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Phi Kappa Fraternity
Cincinnati University
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Social Club Events Slated For Friday Through Monday
Friday events include the FRIDAY CURRENT EVENTS CLUB meeting at 133 North Congress Street with program leader Mrs. H. W. Bledel and the ATHENIAN TEMPLE No. 173 Pythian Sisters annual inspection. Also Wesley Foundation theater party at the Methodist Church basement. Saturday features the PALLAS CLUB gathering at 2:30 at Miss Genevieve Apgar’s home, and the COUNTRY CLUB Spring Dance at 9 p.m. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R meets at Elmwood Place. Monday brings the WOMAN'S MUSIC CLUB at 7:30 p.m. with host Miss Helen Hedden. location moved from earlier notice.
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Ernest Gross
North
Congress Street
H. W. Bledel
Athenian Temple
Pythian Sisters
Wesley Foundation
Pallas Club
Genevieve Apgar
Elmwood Place
Country Club
Nabby Lee Ames
EB. B. Acomb
Helen Hedden
John J. Woolley
Missionary From India Speaks at M E Church Rally
Dr. Charles Lipp and Mrs. Lipp led an informal program at First Methodist Church outlining Southern India missionary work. Lipp, returning from 28 years in the region, noted rapid Christian growth and high population pressures. He emphasized Ohio Conference support and his lifelong link to India through Bangalore Belgaum Gokak and Gulbarga missions.
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Charles L. Lipp
India
Dr. Lipp
Ohio Conference
Wyandot County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Bangalore
Belguam
Gokak
Gulbarga
Guibarga
Lipp
Southern India
South India
Hyderabad
Chillicothe
Doll Show and Contest Invites Athens Girls Saturday
All young girls in Athens are invited to a 9:30 Saturday doll show at Rufus Putnam School. Certificates await prize winners in eight classes from largest to best home made doll. Boys may enter their dolls, with entries from Central East Side West Side schools also eligible.
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Athens
Rufus Putnam School
Vivian Burdette
Central
East Side
West Side
Rufus Putnam
Business Group Elects Officers
The Business and Professional Women's Club met in City Hall to hear an illustrated talk by Professor Walter Porter on scenic spots near Athens. Slides in color accompanied the lecture. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Miss Leona Hughes, Vice President Miss Gladys Van Dyke, Treasurer Miss Geraldine Hope, Secretary Miss Eleanor Minister. Monday night Mrs. T. M. Wolfe will give a third gardening lecture at 7:30 in the club rooms.
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Athens
Walter Porter
Business and Professional Women's Club
Gladys van Dyke
Geraldine Hope
Eleanor Minister
T. M. Wolfe
Brownies Plan Camp Trip from East Side School
Brownies going to Camp Rotan meet at East Side School Saturday at 10 30 a m with a picnic lunch. Little Brownies return by 4 p m transportation provided. Mrs Thor Olson and three leaders in charge. A program is planned and rock den work will be done. If rain, trip postponed.
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Camp Rotan
East Side School
Thor Olson
Rock den
Wingett Hosts Get-Together Club at 156 Morris Avenue
Mrs Wayne Wingett entertained the Get-Together Club Tuesday afternoon at her home 156 Morris Avenue with 12 members present. Guests included Mrs John Dowler and Mrs Roy Croy. After the regular meeting refreshments were served. The New Marshfield Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet.
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Wayne Wingett
Morris Avenue
John Dowler
Roy Croy
New Marshfield Alumni Association
Vegetable Compound Confidence Boost Ad From Mrs Amelia Otto
A testimonial campaign claims Vegetable Compound eases nervousness and rundown for women. Mrs Amelia Otto of Brooklyn, Maryland says it helped her energy and stamina at home and work and urges others to buy at druggists.
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Amelia Otto
Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Maryland
Community meeting urged as plans take shape
Residents urged to attend a public session in Satu as planners outline possible actions. Members push for broad participation to shape the range of options and ensure local input informs the final plan.
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Dick Sherman
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Misa Edith Stocklin
Jeane Houf
Sylvia Kempton
Marjorie Junod
Mary Halli
Betty Cash
Nell Foster
Irene Shafer
Anna Margaret Ashton
Suzanne Danford
Sue Woolley
Donna Kelley
Anna Grace Ator
Doris Finsterwald
Irene Heightland
Delpha Douglas
Harriet Musgrave
Margaret Winning
Hester Creed
Ruth Hartley
Helen Quest
Marjorie Malone
Virginia Shafer
Lauretta Birge
Louise Same
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Acta
Mary Lauree Wyatt
Nelson Hamilton
Paul Lewis
Roger Welsh
Lawrence Helwig
Ralph Dalton
Ruth Lewis
Fred Wheaton
Emmett Parker
Lloyd Kelley
Delmar Kempton
Peggy Farmer
Dorise Buchanan
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Dimity
Seersucker
J. J. Sisler CO
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Mary Agnes
Miss Mapes
Mr. Vercoe
Phi Kappas
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M. E. Church
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Dayton
Jerry Russell
Donna Jean
Charles Wyatt
University Hospital, Columbus
Brownies
Mrs. Wingett
New Marshfield
Lydia E. Pinkham
Myo
Lydia E. Pinkae
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Tyre, J
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Clarence R. Davison
Mishawaka
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Oughfinder
Heinz Baby Food
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