OU Mother Named Honorary Mother for Mother's Weekend
Mrs. William Lee, mother of four and longtime foster caregiver with Athens Children's Home, was chosen Honorary Mother for Ohio University Mother's Weekend. She has fostered nearly forty children, with two of her own as OU students, and plans to continue her family involvement despite considering retirement. A double roundball event in The Plains and New Marshfield precedes the men's game Tuesday, with proceeds aiding a youth recreation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Ohio University
Janie
Bryan
Athens
Mrs. Lee
Bill
Cincinnati
Dell
Columbus
Jim
Lees
the Plains
New Marshfield
Plains
Coming and Going In Briefs Mrs Snow Returns From Florida Visit
Mrs D C Snow returns home after a 10 day Florida visit as guest of son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wilbur Harman. She toured all parts of Florida. Michael A Jones moves from Niles to Tulane Rd to live with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs William Herbert. He is at St Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg recovering from an operation. New Marshfield skating party set by Church Builders Class now Thursday 7 to 10 PM instead of Friday.
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Largo
Fla
Wilbur Harman
Florida
Michael A. Jones
Niles
William H. Herbert
Tulane Rd
Jones
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
New Marshfield
Church of Christ
OU Artists Win 24 Art Show Awards
Ohio University faculty and students won 18 of 24 prizes and 1080 dollars in the eighth annual Exhibition 80. Judges credited strong entries from Ohio and Kentucky artists within eighty miles of Huntington West Virginia. Notable winners include Ben Mahmoud for Woman with a Plumed Hat in oil, Charles L. Smith for Maine Gems in watercolor, Donald Roberts for Lauternes in drawing and Protest in sculpture, with multiple prizes earned by June C. Roberts and others. Jurors were Mary Spencer Nay and Wilbur Feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Huntington
Ben Mahmoud
Gary Pettigrew
J.E.L. Eldridge
Purchase
Charles L. Smith
Maine Gems
Donald Roberts
Lauternes
June C. Roberts
James Gibson
Arthur Smiley
Henry Lin
Decia Catlin
Mary Spencer Nay
University of Louisville
Wilbur Feat
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Ind
John Baldwin
J. E. L. Eldridge
Dave Hostetler
Pianists and Violinists Perform at Pallas Club Tea
Mrs. E. P. Lynn presided as program chair for a Saturday Guest Tea at Lindley Hall North Lounge. Gretchen Van Pool and Grace McDonald entertained with Beethoven and Bach pieces, plus Bruch. Barbara Tremblay accompanied. Guests and members listed. next meeting set for May 14 at Mrs. John Hess’s home with a talk on fashion designer Elizabeth Howes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Hall
Mrs. Lynn
Gretchen van
Elizabeth Stanton
Anni Bjerkjolt
Oslo
Norway
L. G. Bean
Joan Brown
Carl Frey
A. C. Anderson
Julia Cable
Mildred Chatter
Clara DeLand
H. L. Dunlap
H. L. Goodwin
H. L. Hartin
H. W. Howell
Gilbert Knight
John Koontz
A. LaFollette
H. D. Palmer
John Sprague
E. P. Lynn
Marion Mair
Maud Matthews
Mariam Morse
Lloyd West
John Hess
Grosvenor St
S. R. Johnson
Elizabeth Howes
M. E. Twiss
Quilt Making by Sunshine Club at Weaver EUB
The Sunshine Club of the Weaver EUB Church gathered at Mrs. Edna McVay's Albany home to sew a wedding quilt for Mr. and Mrs. Billie Lackett. A noon potluck preceded the work. Attendees included Mrs. Edna McVay and twelve others. next meeting will be at Mrs. Madeline Staneart's home.
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Sunshine Club
Weaver Eub Church
Edna McVay
Albany
Billie Lackett
Lacketts
Haz» Trout
Helen Ennis
Gertrude Marcum
Alice Ellis
Esta Moore
Ella White
Loretta Radcliff
Goldie Gillogly
Manda Lowe
Mary Lou Lowe
Madeline Staneart
Ohio Mother of the Year Attends Child Conservation League Meeting
Mrs. Frank Dilley, honored guest, spoke at a Junior Circle of the Child Conservation League in Ohio. Mrs. Herbert Davis hosted as Mrs. William Holmes reported Beacon School progress. Officers named include Mrs. Ackerman president and Mrs. Guinn vice president. May conference set for Baltimore Ohio on May 14 with Mrs. Wingett hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dilley
Baltimore
Ohio
Thomas Wingett
Women Attend Ohio Association of Retarded Children Convention
Mrs. Emerson S. Sherow and Mrs. Lee Enlow returned from Columbus after the eighth annual OARC convention. More than 500 parents educators and legislators attended. Workshops covered teaching the mentally handicapped community acceptance and preschool/sheltered programs. Notables included Hershel W. Nisonger Dr. W Hugh Mussildine and Woody Hagey with Bob Hope making a brief appearance. Athens Grange held a watershed project program and planned an every member canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson S. Sherow
Roosevelt
Lee Enlow
Bailey
Columbus
Ohio Association of Retarded Children
Beacon School For
OARC
Sherow
Initiation and 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The Athens Order of Rainbow Girls assembly 91 held its second initiation of the term with Mrs. Wendell Rose as inspecting officer. Judy Hess Joyce Schull and Janet Stiff were presented Miss Stiff gave the rose ceremony. The Handy Annies 4-H Club met at Pat Llewellyn home with eleven members and one advisor present to plan summer projects and read the activities calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Order of Rainbow Girls Assembly
Wendell Rose
Judy Hess
Joyce Schull
Janet Stiff
Miss Stiff
Handy Annies
Pat Llewellyn
Birth Announcement Kathryn Mae Kelly at Mount St Mary
Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly of 11 Maple St Glouster announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn Mae on April 11 at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hugh Bender Chambersburg Pa and Mr and Mrs Forest Kelly Glouster Great grandparents are Mrs Harry Bender and Mr and Mrs Ira Rock Chambersburg and Mr Robert Hanning Glouster
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Kathryn Mae Kelly
Robert Kelly
Maple St
Glouster
Kathryn Mae
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Hugh Bender
Chambersburg
Forest Kelly
Harry Bender
Ira Rock
Robert Hanning
Higley Study Circle plans Gallipolis trip
Mrs. L. L. Barr hosted the Higley Study Circle gathering at her daughter’s home. The group outlined their May 11 outing to Gallipolis with lunch at the Lafayette Hotel and a visit to Our House and other historic sites. Ralph Camp led the program on Gallipolis’ founding growth and institutions, drawing on The French Five Hundred by William G. Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Barr
Higley
W. W. Patton
Gallipolis
LaFayette Hotel
Our House
Ralph Camp
Calendar of events listed for various clubs in Albany area
Albany WSCS led by Mrs E H Lasch meets 7 30 p m with co host Mrs Glenn Tewksbury Devo tions by Mrs Evelyn Dearth Program by Mr Frank Pugh Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Hi Lo Home Decoration Club with Mrs Ralph Cade Coolville Ridge 7 30 p m New Marshfield Canasta Club dinner 6 30 p m PEO Chapter 6 with Mrs Wilson Smith 154 Columbia Ave 7 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home 8 p m Child Welfare program Bring tax stamps Willing Workers for New Marshfield Church of Christ with Mrs Janet Russell cancer dressings Pot luck dinner Pre school clinic West Elementary School 9 a m Plains Garden Club with Mrs Lloyd Kittle 7 30 p m
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Albany
WSCS
E. H. Lasch
Glenn Tewksbury
Evelyn Dearth
Frank Pugh
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
New Marshfield
DKG Installation of Officers in Amesville Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Lambda chapter held a dinner meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Amesville to install new officers led by Miss Iris Fierce. New officers include Florence Ullman as president and Ann Hoy as first vice president, with Maude Stauffer, Juanita Jones, Barbara Thompson, Alice Rowan, Mildred Howard, and Beatrice Barber also taking posts. Reports from the recent state convention in Dayton were presented by Hoy and Mrs. Gay Sharp. Annual committee reports were also read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Presbyterian Church
Amesville
Ullman
Ann Hoy
Maude Stauffer
Juanita Jones
Barbara Thompson
Alice Rowan
Mildred Howard
Bonnie Faye Markins Celebrates 13th Birthday
Bonnie Faye Markins was honored on her 13th birthday on April 20 by her parents Clarence and Terrace D Markins. Attendees included Pamela Lynn Markins Susan Brophy Claudia Dixon Flaine Ahart Marcia McAfee Nancy Suchane Joyce Jones Doty Catlin Shelia Sams Star Wilson Carolyn Atkinson Patty Cooley Linda Whiteman Debbie Johnson Patty Wilson Jackie Wickerham Marilou Wickerham Marilyn Jefferies Judy Harris Dick Smith Ron Handly John Mitchell Mark Mitchell Jerry McBride Bruce Johnson David McClausky Rodger Jefferies Steven Trout and Dick Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Lynn Markins
Susan Brophy
Claudia Dixon
Flaine Ahart
Marcia McAfee
Nancy Suchane
Joyce Jones
Doty Catlin
Shelia Sams
Star Wilson
Carolyn Atkinson
Patty Cooley
Linda Whiteman
Debbie Johnson
Patty Wilson
Jackie Wickerham
Marilou Wickerham
Marilyn Jefferies
Judy Harris
Dick Smith
Ron Handly
John Mitchell
Mark Mitchell
Jerry McBride
Bruce Johnson
David McClausky
Rodger Jefferies
Steven Trout
Dick Adams
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Frank Eckmair
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the Pallas Club
Grace McDonald
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Dorothy Williams
Elma Randall
Edward Cole
Jim Hart
James Boden
LaVerne Gessner
Ralph Wigel
Carpenter and Lancaster Triangle
Route 38
Athens Garden
Gary
Ron Cartwright
Billy Moorehead
Garden Club
White's Mill
Logan
America
CCL
Conservation League
Herbert Davis
William
Holmes
Beacon
Kenneth
Herschel W. Nisonger
Ohio State
W. Hugh Mis
Sildine
Direc
Tor
Columbus Children’s Mental Health Center
W. W
Woody’’ Hagey
Franklin County Council For Retarded Children
Bob Hope
Association
Grange
Athens Grange
Pene Mumae
Bas
William G. Sibley
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Hi-Lo Home Decoration Club
Ralph Cade
Coolville Ridge
New Marshfield Canasta Club
Wilson Smith
Columbia Ave
West
the Plains Garden Club
Lloyd Kittle
Iris Fierce
Miss Florence
Ian
Beatrice Barber
Dayton
Miss Hoy
Mrs. Gay
S. Court St
Athens, O
South Court Street
Cateshom
Bonnie Faye Markins
Clarence Markins
Terrace D
Prince Gardner’ Key Gard
Prince Gardner Key
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Court Athens
Crossard
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