Ohio Alumni Groups Hold Reunions Across Cities This Month
Ohio University alumni chapters from Marietta to Cleveland host gatherings with speakers including Dr. Hiram Roy Wilson and Clark E. Williams. Dinners, speeches, and elections mark active regional reunions with dozens of alumni and guests in attendance.
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Ohio
Hiram Roy Wilson
Ohio University
Clark E. Williams
Rufus Putnam
Association At
Marietta
Putnam Avenue
Columbus
Edwin Watts Chubb
Don Peden
Gabriel Sisters at the Farm In Love Triangle
Donna Gabriel and Madeline Siddall, the Gabriel Sisters, visit Madeline's grandfather Amos Siddal on a western farm. Donna falls for Bill Siddal after an intimate day of chores and prayers, while Madeline remains entangled with Con David. The tale ends with Donna's farewell as she returns to the circus, torn between love and a return to performance.
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Donna Gabriel
Madeline Siddall
Gabriel Sisters
Renfroe
Con David
Donna
Madeline
Don
Amos Siddal
Bill Siddal
Con
Bill
Grandfather Sidda
Lebanon
Whetted morals and discipline in marriage debate
Dorothy Dix discusses wife beating as remedy and discipline as a tool to save homes. She argues many wives are spoiled children needing firm boundaries, while opposing physical violence, and urges husbands to stand firm to prevent divorce in fragile marriages.
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J. Mc. L.R
Dorothy DIX
National Child Health Day Observed with Radio Appeal
May Day marks National Child Health Day with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt speaking on child health at 12 30 PM over a national hookup to be heard on WLW. Athens County groups donate 456.74 for child health work, aiding the Child Health and Protection Committee as the May Messenger highlights ongoing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
WLW
Child Health and Protection Committee
Athens County
Federation
Kiwanis
Delphian
Elks
Pallas Club
Lydia Lash
M .E. Missionary Society
Trey Grange
Cless
M. Higtey
Athens Grange
Sayre Study Circle
Priscilla Needie Club
Sisterhood
Maecenas Club
City Federation
Chauncey P T A SM
Miss Sherwin
Ames
Bern
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Promises Longer Wear
A French process called MELLO GLO makes the skin look young and stay on longer without clogging large pores. It promises a youthful bloom, non irritant effect, and a smooth spread for a radiant finish.
Pallas Club Meets at Mrs Twiss Home
Mrs M E Twiss hosts Pallas Club meeting with 33 members present on Saturday afternoon. A brief business session preceded a paper on world events read by Mrs J J Crumley, marking the program’s high point.
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Mra J. J Crumley
Pallas Club
Nature Group Presents Bird Life Film at OU Museum
The Nature Group of A. A. A. W. screened three reels of wild bird life at Ohio University Museum Friday evening. Mrs. A. W. Guest read a paper used in broadcasts from Columbus earlier in the year. The program showed birds feeding nesting and flying and depicted the threats to birds from snakes red squirrels and cats. Birds were captured banded and released with banding records noted in Washington. The films were made by Prentis Baldwin Gates Mills and Mrs. Guest runs a banding station in Jamestown North Dakota and often sees birds she banded appear elsewhere in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland Gillilan
Frederick Trueciey
Nelle Shannon
Noble C. Shilt
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Bryan
New York
Lasher
Stienry W. Elson
E. V. Tuttle
Mercer
Mostyn L
Bump’ Jones
Coshocton
Dean Chubb
Williams
Norman Lewis
Douglas Dole
Madeline Schaeffier
Waive Ripple
Rosemary Wise
Newark
Moundbuilder
Thora Mack Donagh
Ethel Cooperrider
Gerald Smith
Hilda Vorhees
Cleveland
Western Reserve
College Club
A. N. Mackinnon
W. J. Trautwein
G. Floyd Cooper
Lawrence G. Worstell
B. W. Taylor
Margaret A. Smith
L. H. Mills
Uftisa
Ohio University Museum
A. W. Guest
Washington
Prentis Baldwin
Gates Mills
Baldwin
Guest
Jamestown
North Dakota
Athens
Dawn on the Farm With Donna and Bill
A sunrise scene follows Donna as she contemplates returning to the farm life. Bill appears in overalls, and Mrs Planter notes the tension between Donna’s showgirl past and a quiet country routine. Donna resists, insisting her life feels full despite the morning’s chores.
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Donna
Bill
Madeline
Dia
Rooster
I Am Going With Good Idea
Edith Fairfax urges a challenge while Lillian, Hank, Bill, and Dicky react with tense defiance. The narrator keeps calm, masking plans with casual talk as Edith hints at questioning someone, and Dicky approves the potential move. The scene centers on secretive tension and mounting intrigue among the group.
A Sequel to Heart of Wife by Adele Garrison
A scene from a serialized story shows a casual confrontation as characters Dicky Edith and Madge prepare for a dramatic showdown. Dicky asks Madge to testify about a provocative tale Edith has heard, with Edith reluctant to recount the story again. Continued tomorrow.
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Edith
Madge
Dicky
Hugh Grantland
Thomasina
Elizabeth Cochran Pioneer Teacher and Literary Student
Elizabeth Cochran a pioneer Athens and Columbus educator and active club member lived a life of teaching and service. Daughter of Alexander Cochran she spurred student interest in history and literature before retiring in 1905 then tutoring and substituting at Ohio University and rural schools. She devoted years to church work and later lived in Columbus East Orange and Cincinnati before joining the Methodist Home.
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Mary Elizabeth Cochran
Cochran
Athens
Ohio University
Hocking
Alexander Cochran
Elizabeth
Chautauqua Club of
Chautauqua
New York
Pallas Club
Columbus
Altraian Club
Rural Training School
Hopedale
Ohio
Miss Cochran
Rebecca Shrantz
East Orange
N. J
Cincinnati
Dainty Dresses in Pastel Add To Theta Upsilon Spring Formal
Theta Upsilon held its spring formal at the Silver Grill with guests in pastel gowns and tuxedos. The sorority sang Theta A Girl, accompanied by Henry Harding and his 77 Club Band, as Janice Wise led the grand march with Pete Stephen.
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Theta Upsilon
Silver Grill
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Theta A
Thelma Workman
Kelena Adams
Clara Mae Eisel
Henry Harding
77 Club
Janice Wise
Pete Stephen
Theta Chi
Geneva Brunton
Roy Beal
Rockbridge
Miss Wise
Miss Brunton
Sophomore Recital Presented by Ohio University Music Pupils
Elizabeth Close Fiorabelle Stone and Marjorie Vorhees of Ohio University School of Music presented a sophomore major recital in Music Mall Auditorium. Close sang English and French songs and an aria from Mignon with Martha Lowery at the piano. Stone offered Beethoven Debussy and Dvorak selections while Vorhees performed Chopin Granados and Grieg with Paul Fontaine. Nearby residents Millfield Orland and Nelsonville noted. Lydia Lash Evans Club meets Thursday at 2 30 p m at Mrs W W Connett 264 East State Street.
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Elizabeth Close
Fiorabelle Stone
Marjorie Vorhees
Ohio University School of Music
Music Mall
Miss Close
Helen Hedden
Horn
Molloy
Hahn
Thomas
Carpenter
Taylor
Thoma
Martha Lowery
Miss Stone
Paul Fontaine
Beethoven
Debussy
Dvorak
Miss Vorhees
Professor Fontaine
Chopin
Grieg
Troidhau
Gen
Millfield
Orland
Nelsonville
Lydia Lash Evans Club
W. W. Connett
East State Street
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Washington, D. C
New York City
Middleport
Lima
Alumni Association
Steubenville
Youngstown
O. U
Gallipolis
Mapietta
Erie
Clarkeburg
W. Va
Mansfield
Irma E. Voigt
Youngstown, Ohio University Women's Club
Robert B. Poling
Ruth Hall
Meigs County
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Melvin
Shoreham Hotel
Beulah Dognier
Mrs. Planter
Madeline Siddal
Grandfather
Dorothy DIX Y
Dix
Miss DIX
Tery
Edna Selt
Rocky River
Elsie WL. Cleverdon Spence
Mazie
Case
Socteml
M. E. Twiss
Nature Group
Chapter
Edith Fairfax
Lillian
Ashe
Tve
Hank
Jack
Secret Service
Adtie Garrison
Adele Garrison
Hoyie
Elizabeth Cochran
Pioneer
Clint Carr
Miss Nelle Pickering
Parent-Teacher Association
Maryellen Doggett
Carl Froberg
Dee” Day
Phi Kappa Tau
Ethel Merry
Morris Rinard
T. M. Pilcher
M. J. Tillery
London
Eastman
Kodaks
Our
Logan
Calomé
Buckeye Dry
Dial Plant
U. S
the Security
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