Phi Delta Theta Formal Dinner Dance Tonight at Hotel Berry
Phi Delta Theta holds a pre Christmas formal at Hotel Berry tonight with a turkey dinner at 6 30 p m and dancing 9 p m to 1 a m featuring Ace Brigade and his Virginians. Sixty couples participate in the grand march under chapter president George Evans and Miss Clementine Springer.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Hotel Berry
Phi Delta Theta
Jack Dalton
Ace Brigade
Slack
George Evans
Clementine Springer
D. R. Zenner
Robert
Bridge Club Christmas Party Held at Congress Apartments
Mrs. Clay Milar hosted the Congress Apartments bridge club Christmas party on Thursday evening at her home. Guests included Miss Eather Roberts of Colorado Springs and Mrs. Howard Knox. Gifts were exchanged and the high score went to Mrs. Ernest Algeo with Mrs. Knox taking second honors.
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Clay Milar
Congress Apartments
Hossteas
Bridge Club
Eather Roberts
Colorado Springs
Howard Knox
Ernest Algeo
Dinner Party Honors Birthday At State Street Home
Mrs. Dwight H. Rutherford hosted a birthday dinner Thursday evening at 289 East State Street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Palmer, Mr. W. B. Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Beasley, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Watson Craig.
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Dwight H. Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
East State Street
Alonzo Palmer
W. B. Golden
Louis J. Brown
Harry Beckley
Earl Beckley
and Norris Beasley
T. Watson Craig
Nabby Lee Ames D A R Xmas Meeting at Craig Home
Christmas meeting of the Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R to be held at 2 30 Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs T W Craig South Court Street. Assisting hostesses include Miss Helen Crawford Miss Mae Harris Mrs A Pride Mrs Blanche Jones and Mrs George J Putnam. Mrs Charles F Rathburn state director will speak on Youth Our Future Citizens.
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Nabby Lee Ames
T. Watson Craig
South Court Street
Helen Crawford
Glouster
Mae Harris
Nelsonville
A. Pride
Blanche Jones
Columbus
George J. Putnam
Athens
Charles F. Rathburn
Middleport
Southeast District
Rathburn
R. L. Morton
George Washington
W. R. Phillips
Mt. Vernon
Higley Study Circle Holds Large Christmas Party
Forty Higley Circle members gathered at Mrs. O A Terrill’s home on Sunnyside Drive for a Christmas party to share customs of other countries. Fourteen members presented a pantomime titled The First Christmas as decorations and refreshments topped the festive event. A seven dollar benefit was collected for the W A to support their Christmas work.
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Higley
Biblical Stories Inspire Christmas Party by Local Club
The Christian Mothers Club hosted a Christmas program Tuesday at 271 East State Street. Twenty five members recited quotations, sang carols, and shared biblical stories from the Old Testament and life of Christ. A charity collection reached six dollars, and ten cent gifts were exchanged during social hour.
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Child Conservation League
James A. Jones
East State Street
F. W. Cone
Christ
Josephine
Helen
R. P. Imes
W. H. Radford
E. G. Burt
Don Davis
Carl Fuller
Ohio Debaters Win Heidelberg Contest
The Ohio University affirmative team defeated Heidelberg College in Fine Arts Hall on Thursday night. Team members were William Shea Eric Pa., Tom Potts Uhric hsville, and Ernest Greenwald Passaic N J. Judge was Prof Earl Wiley of Ohio State University with Dr W S Gammertsfelder presiding. No more Ohio University team debates until January after Christmas holidays.
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Ohio University
Heidelberg College
Fine Arts Hall
William Shea
Eric
Tom Potts
Uhrichsville
Ernest Greenwald
Passaic
N. J
Earit W. Wiley
Ohio State University At
Columbus
W. S. Gammertsfelder
Junior High Christmas Assembly Delights Athens Students
Athens Junior High marked the holiday with an assembly featuring music, plays, and readings. Under Principal Grubb’s guidance, ninth grade musical numbers led by Belis and others showcased festive carols and a world customs play. Eighth and seventh grades performed Russian folk pieces, Dickens scenes, and a Midnight Clear rendition with student talent filling the program.
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Athens
Marsdon A. Grubb
Belis
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Pauli Lewis
Richard Imes
Pauline Masterton
Kathryn Reynolds
Betty Baker
Normandy Burgett
Kathryn Haller
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Ruby Rice
Miss Studstill
Snow Witch
Kathleen Shannon
Myrna Riggie
Marjorie Wheaton
Eileen Decker
Josephine Barstow
Bettie Bardin
Goldie Morris
Miss Albert
Dickens
Virginia Cox
Louise Tucker
Warren Atkins
Ruth Wambley
Lee Barlow
Louise Coffey
Frances Easter
William Whaley
Charles Carpenter
Miss Bailey
Mr. Cottle
Long
Kathleen Long
Mary Margaret Graham
Helen Metcalf
Dorothy Ann Schilling
Margaret Weiss
Virginia Goldsberry
Miss Duffee
Jane Foster
Beverly Jones
Marjorie Herdman
Phyllis Logan
Dorothy Hartman
Miss Giesen
Stephen Fuller
Warren McClure
Mr. Dehi
Virginia McVay
Grange Meeting Plans Officer Installation
OLS readings by members and juvenile exercises fill a local grange gathering. Each subordinate member brings a ten cent gift and each juvenile a five cent gift for exchange. Plans for installation of new officers to be made at this meeting. all members are urged to attend.
Fugitive Husband Given Chance To See Wife
East Liverpool judge suspends pursuit of William Tucker for one week to allow a visit with his critically ill wife in a local hospital. Tucker escaped Sept. 20 en route to jail for a liquor sentence. authorities will not arrest him during hospital visits per the order.
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East Liverpool
U.P
Harry Brokaw
William Tucker
Tucker
Brokaw
Chubb Library Keeps Doors Open During Christmas Break
The Chubb Library at Ohio University will stay open to the public daily from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. during the Christmas holidays except Christmas Day. Students who withdrew or renewed books after December 17 may keep them during vacation.
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Chubb
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State grants 234 degrees at convocation
Columbus reports Ohio State University held its quarterly convocation today graduating 234 students and welcoming them to the alumni ranks in a ceremonial ceremony.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
2000 College Students Begin Vacation Today
Ohio University closes for a two week Christmas break as about 2000 students depart Athens. Railroads offer special round trip fares. groups from New York City and Greater Cleveland arrange travel. Faculty also plan holidays, with professors attending national and regional language and geography conferences.
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Ohio University
Athens City
Athens
New York City
Grand Central Station
Greater Cleveland
Columbus
C. EB. Cooper
Jane K. Atwood
Ypsilanti, Mich
Victor Whitehouse
Department of
Modern Language Association of America
Association of Teachers of Spanish
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Culprit Returns Sorority House Sign at Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta sisters at 39 North College Street celebrate the return of their stolen house sign three weeks after it vanished. They forgave the culprit as they prepared to go home for Christmas, lamenting the lack of clues and appealing through The Green and White newspaper.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
North College Street
Green and White
Mysterious sign returns to sorority house before Christmas
A sign found on the front porch of the sorority house before Christmas recess was returned unharmed and neatly wrapped. A note signed by the guilty culprit wished the girls a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Sorority
Livestock Market Dull During Week in Ohio Region
Fat lambs provided the sole bright spot as Ohio Farm Bureau reports a dull week in livestock trading. Chicago receipts reached 103000 head, a season high, but prices held steady to 25 cents lower for most classes.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Chicago
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Across Week
Prices for lambs were unusually good with traders hopeful for strong winter supplies. Hog prices remained weak with Chicago top at 4.25, the lowest since November 1999. Receipts rose by 43 000 from last week and by 48 000 from a year earlier. Cattle prices held steady with Choice cattle at 11 and up, while steer prices were light. Dress meats and muttons were steady though other items showed a general price trend.
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Chicago
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Claude Chase
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Florida
D. I. Gandee
Higley Circle
Helen Lawrence
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
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Heidelberg
Canaan Grange
Canaanville
Canaan Grange No. 2437
Cash Feed Store
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Chubb Library
Twater Kent
RADIO
Summers & Son
Oline Bldg
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Big Daylight
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Gifty
Rayons
Ingly
DIAL
Hamburg
F. L. Woodworth & Son
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