Rufus Putnam School Spring Festival Showcases Student Work
Students from six grades and special education at Rufus Putnam School present a 7 pm spring festival in the school auditorium. The program features tableaux, dances, block prints, Indian dances, a modern Russia play, an original Merry-Go-Round dance, oil history scenes, Olympic stamps, and Olympic glimpses. Parents and friends are invited with no admission charge.
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Rufus Putnam
Forest Glen
Russia
Annual Banquet Commemorates Class Founding
The Progres sive Class of Central Ave. M FE Church held its annual banquet at Tim's Cabins in McArthur to mark its founding. Attendees enjoyed a pink and white themed dinner with musical performances by Frances and Betty Kassler and a composed verse by President Ralph Barker.
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Central Ave. M. FE
Tim
Jack Kern
Alton Wolfe
Frances
Betty Kassler
Barker
Edwards
Kern
Wolfe
Arold McGrath
Palmar Olson
All Bran Promises Easy Constipation Relief
Modern readers are urged to address constipation to improve appearance and energy. Kellogg's All-Bran, described as a food not a medicine, is claimed to bulk the bowel and absorb water gently, with vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Social News From Hocking Valley and Nearby
Mrs N V Daggett and sons Ted and Bob return from Painesville after weekend with Mr and Mrs D E Bollinger. R V Daggett of Rochester NY and guests in the Bollinger home. Alpha Delta Pi Xi Chapter installs new officers Thelma Berry Ruth Perry Mary Lou Wente Jane Bartlett Mary Margaret Hughes. Mrs Arthur Boyles Sr back from DAR convention in Washington praising cherry trees petition. John H Price visits Elmwood Place. he works for the State Auditor. Kent State faculty visit Edna Felt and Jane Martin. Kappa Delta Pi meetings in Athens. Rev and Mrs E C Kenney host weekend guests Anna Mae Wright Margaret Olt Erwin Lowe Floyd Kenny. Mrs Albert Johnson hosts Edna Tefft Marietta principal visiting for Kappa Delta Pi. Mrs Johnson teaches in Carbonale.
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N. V. Daggett
Ted
Bob
Painesville
D. E. Bollinger
Ruth Daggett
R. V. Daggett
Rochester
N. Y
Bollinger
Xi Chapter
Alpha Delta Pi
Thelma Berry
Hillsboro
Ruth Perry
Granville
Mary Lou Wente
Hamilton
Jane Bartlett
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mary Margaret Hughes
Steubenville
Argra Ruffer
Susane Koehler
Kent State University
Edna E. Felt
Jane Martin
Hudson Ave
Athens
Kappa Delta Pi
E. C. Kenney
Albany Road
Anna Mae Wright
Margaret Olt
Erwin Lowe
Floyd Kenney
Dayton
Albert Johnson
Juanita Tefft
Morris Ave
Edna Tefft
Marietta
Tefft
National Education Honorary
Norwood
Johnson
Carbondale
Past Noble Grands Plan Fr iday Meeting
Past Noble Grands Club met Friday night at Mrs. Mae Harmon’s home 70 University Ter race with Mrs. Myrtle Carmichael assisting. Eleven members answered roll call and a benefit party was planned. Mayme Rice received the mystery package and Vida Carpenter won the automobile contest prize. Guests included Viola Young Bertha Lockhard Nellie Earich. Refreshments were served. Next meeting with Nora Frank and Mrs. Rice assisting.
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Noble Grands
Mae Harmon
University Terrace
Myrtle Carmichael
Edna Junod
Mayme Rice
Vida Carpenter
Viola Young
Bertha Lockhard
Nellie Earich
Nora Frank
Rice
Athens Hosts Annual Music Week Event May 2 to 8
Annual Music Week in Athens runs Sunday May 2 through Saturday May 8. Miss Betty McClure opens with a graduation recital in Alumni Memorial Auditorium Sunday night. The Federation’s Women’s Club open meeting is Monday at 7 30 p m in Music Hall. The week features joint programs by Sigma Alpha Iota Phi Mu Alpha and church choirs, plus a high school program. A concluding tea runs 2 to 5 p m Saturday May 8 at the Faculty Women’s Club, hosted by the Women’s and Junior Music Clubs.
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Athens
Betty McClure
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Federation of Women's Clubs
Music Hall
Sigma Alpha Iota
Phi Mu Alpha
Church Choirs of
Family Celebrations and Local Announcements
Mr and Mrs Tucker host a surprise birthday for son Darrell's twentieth at 196 W State St Attendees include Wilbur Perkins Joan Stanley Carroll Davis Ruth Wilson and others The event features gifts and refreshments Opal Tucker and Dan Gould announce their marriage April 21 in Pleasantville Rev Ward C Radford officiated They will reside at 97 Wisconsin Ave after May 5 Margaret McKibben and Darrow Roebuck wed with attendants The Roebucks are connected to the McBee Co and Spot Restaurant A Springfield couple Donald A Brown and wife announce birth of son Robert Allan born April 26 He is grandson of E L Brown 131 Central Ave A meeting of Rebekah Morris McKee Chapter U S Daughters of 1812 is set for Friday at 2 p m at 69 W State St dues due.
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W. D. Tucker
W. State St
Darrell
Wilbur Perkins
Joan Stanley
Carrol Davis
Ruth Wilson
Loraine Beckett
Joe Beard
Alaire Beckett
Bob Hutchins
Mary Jane Matthews
Orland Williams
Margaret Rolanson
Elmer Spencer
Brown Ave
Opal
Dan Gould
William Gould
Ward C. Radford
M. E. Church
Pleasantville
Gould
McBee Co
Columbus
Wisconsin Ave
A. Y. Wilcox
Margaret McKibben
Darrow Roebuck
Clarence Morrison
Thelma Harvey
Roebuck
The
Mr. Roebuck
Spot
Donald A. Brown
Springfield
Robert Allan
E. L. Brown
Central Ave
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers on Dinner Etiquette
A brief etiquette guide lists correct practices: use the silver from the outside in, cut salad with a fork not a knife, place butter with a fork, seat couples side by side, and reserve candles for tea or dinner. If a water spill occurs, apologize to the hostess and repair if possible.
Nelsonville Couple Hosts Tippecanoe City Visit
Nelsonville brief notes guests visiting Tippecanoe City with Mr and Mrs D F Shafer staying with Clarence Johnson. Also Dr and Mrs L R Leaman of Columbus were guests at Pearl Leaman’s home End of week. Milton Sills once a college professor before acting in films.
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C. W. Janssen
Peach Ridge
Ohio University
Janssen
T. McDowell
Richard Madden
Crist
Columbus
Nelsonville
D. F. Shafer
Clarence Johnson
Tippecanoe City
L. R. Leaman
Pearl Leaman
Freedom Is Will O Wisps of Choice and Duty
Dorothy Dix argues that true freedom does not exist for any woman. A devoted wife and mother envies professional independence, but the businesswoman warns that freedom costs personal ties. Women are bound by family, money, and social roles, while independence comes with loneliness and risk.
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Dorothy DIX
Kipling
Relation of Art to Family Considered by Study Group
The West Side Study Group discussed art and its relation to family and community at Mrs. Otto Rose's home with 11 members present. Barbara Olsen led the talk, plans for an ice cream social on a May Friday on the school lawn were made, and the PTA will visit Ohio University museum on the third Tuesday in May.
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West Side
Otto Rose
W. State St
Barbara Olsen
West Side School
Jack Kern
Alton Wolf
Rose
PTA
Museum of
Ohio University
District Dinner By WBA Hails Women’s Roles in City
Thirty one members and guests of the Woman's Benefit Association met for a district and honorary dinner at the Colonial Inn. Miss Lora Briggs presided with Miss Minerva Mann Miss Ina Hoover and others as honored guests. Plans announced for the 1938 national convention in New York. A funeral for John Clary at Carbon Hill Sunday is noted.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Colonial Inn
Lora Briggs
Minerva Mann
Ina Hoover
Southeastern Ohio
Miley
Cleveland
WBA
Odenthal
Nelsonville Lodge
Fannie King
Freda Willock
New York
Wyatt
Miss Wood
Cakenougher
Farrell
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Richland Avenue M Church Brotherhood meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the church. Athens Delphian Club meets Tuesday at Miss Gertrude Pritchard home with reports on The Jew of Rome. Child Conservation League meets Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ernest Hart Prof W F Copeland speaker. WBA dance at IOOF Hall April 27 Hank and Slim provide music. Progressive Literary Club meets Tuesday 7 30 p m at Mrs James Earich home 221 W Washington St. 600 PEO at Mrs E C Class 311 E State St Wednesday 7 30 p m. Social Sewing Society meets Wednesday 1 30 p m at Mrs Gertrude Brumley 70 University Terrace Hillcrest Needle Club meets at Mrs C R White 186 N Lancaster St Wednesday 1 30 p m. East Side PTA meeting postponed to May 5 with installation of officers. Athenian Temple No 173 Pythian Sisters meets Wednesday 7 30 p m IOOF Hall N Court St. East Side PTA meeting postponed to May 5 with officer installation.
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Athens Delphian Club
Gertrude Pritchard
Rome
Feuchtwanger
Anna White
Maude Rutherford
Progressive Literary Club
James Earich
Washington St
PEO
E. C
E. State St
The
Social Sewing Society
Gertrude Brumley
University Terrace
Hillcrest Needle Club
East Side Pta
Book Review At Pallas Club On Art and Nature
Pallas Club met at Mrs H J Jeddelohs home Saturday with Mrs Rush Elliott reviewing Art and Nature Appreciation by George Opdyke. The civil engineer author aims to help laymen appreciate art across mediums. The group voted to move the next meeting from May 8 to May.
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Pallas Club
H. J. Jeddeloh
Rush Elliott
George Opdyke
Baby Feeding Topic Highlighted by Dr Lillian Storns Lecture
Dr Lillian Storns of a national food company spoke on Infant Feeding in the Fine Arts Auditorium. She urged using fresh orange juice, outlined a diet progression from cod liver oil to cereals and eggs, and warned against nocturnal juice prep as infants aged three to four months need protective foods to avoid refusing later.
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Lillian Storns
National Food Company
Fine Arts Auditorium
Dr. Storns
Storns
YWCA Hosts Annual Mite Box Tea at Hill Home
YWCA held its annual Mite Box Tea Sunday afternoon from three to five at the Hill residence. Over 75 attended including honorary members and advisory board. guests donated mite-box contributions supporting community welfare programs. Mrs. W S Gamerts felder and Dr Edith Wray poured. Dorothy Krum led planning with Elma Hill assisting. Willing Workers class of Richland Ave M P Church meets Friday evening at Billy Riley's home from 6 to 8. J H Daggett attended a pretzel and potato chip company sales meeting in Cleveland.
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YWCA
Fros
W. D. Hill
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Edith Wray
Dorothy Krum
Elma Hill
Willing Workers
Richland Ave
Billy Riley
J. H. Daggett
Cleveland
Ladies Guests Of Kiwanis Club Enjoy Night Of Song And Preview
The Kiwanis Club hosted a private Berry Room dinner for about 80 guests who sang "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" and "Church in the Wildwood" then swapped names. Wallace Allen and Robert Bingman performed piano and organ pieces before a two hour preview of Lionel Barrymore's Family Affair at Court Theater.
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Kiwanis Club
Irvin Quick
the Berry
Wildwood
Wallace Allen
Schine’s Theaters
Robert Bingman
Lionel Barrymore
Allen
Court Theater
Mildred Wendelken Wins Close Honors At Prom Queen Selection
Miss Mildred Wendelken of Grandview Portsmouth earned a near top score in the Ohio University Junior Prom queen ranking. She belonged to Alpha Gamma Delta and placed second in the judging, becoming a leading court member.
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Mildred Wendelken
Grandview
Portsmouth
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Xi Delta
Wendelken
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Rufus
Gallaher
S. Court St
Arthur Boyles
Washington
DAR
John H. Price
Anna K. Price
Elmwood Place
Price
Bureau of Inspection of Public Office
State Auditor's Department
Canton
Youngstown
For Benefit Party
Athens Music Clubs
Mrs. Tucker
Opal Spencer
Ava Camarvin
Inusa
Remo le Tee
Nelsonville Briefs
Milton Sills
Housewives
Jelke’s
C. D. Shafer CO
Minnie Pierce
Roy
Charles Knox
Gertrude Mathing
John Clary
Carbon Hill
Psa Wales
Brand
000
Child Conservation League
Ernest Hart
Morrison-Brown Hill
W. F. Copeland
Ioof Hall
Hank and
Slim
IOOF
N. Court St
Bosco
Kerr’s
Kiwanians
Wheaton’'s
Kelvin
Cony
Dre
Kelvinator
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