Athens Woman's Music Club Event At Noss Home
The Athens Woman's Music Club met at Miss Mary T. Noss home with Mrs. Allen Kresge assisting. Mrs. Roy Hawk chaired and introduced Mrs. Richard Essex who presented a club ensemble program featuring piano duets and violin pieces by Novacek and Auer, soprano solos, and a two piano set of Barcarolle Danse Sacre and Slavonic Dance No 6, followed by a brief business meeting.
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Athens Woman's Music Club
Mary T. Noss
Allen Kresge
Roy Hawk
Richard Essex
Judy Ferguson
Nancy Wichterman
Novacek
Leopold Auer
Largo
Jennie Ay Bush
Linda Lee
Francis
Sigmund Ramberg
Miss Noss
Willard B. Phelps
Barcarolle
Earl Kelly
Ohio University
Debussy
Dvorak
Ohio professor attends social work education council meetings
Mrs. Lawrence Worstell assistant professor of sociology at Ohio University attended the Council on Social Work Education meetings at the Palmer House in Chicago from Thursday through Saturday. She traveled by plane from Columbus.
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Lawrence Worstell
Ohio University
Council On Social Work Education
Palmer House
Chicago
Worstell
Columbus
County FHA Plans Meetings and Events
Shirley Potter president and Judy Whaley secretary led the Athens County FHA board meeting at Athens High School. Screening tests for the State Homemaker Degree are March 22 at Athens High. state meeting is April 28 and 29 in Columbus. The spring rally is March 14 at The Plains at 7 p.m. with a reception. Athens High girls manage registration. Rome-Canaan will confer the chapter degree and Chauncey-Dover will present the emblem service.
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Shirley Potter
Judy Whaley
Athens County
FHA
Evenue
Athens High School
Columbus
the Plains
Athens High
Rome-Canaan
Chauncey-Dover
Pocketful of Revenge Promotes Apron Pockets for Women
Alicia Hart argues that women have suffered from clothing without usable pockets and celebrates the apron as a portable pocket system. The piece highlights aprons in many styles from cobbler to baby carrying, emphasizing practicality, ease of washing, and the social victory of women reclaiming functional pockets.
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Alicia Hart
Local Clubs Schedule Evening Meetings and Events
Calendar items list Rome Grange safety program at 8 p.m. and AAUW at Voigt Hall 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Wade Shurtleff speaking. Chase Circle potluck at Chase Church, Ride a Wee Club outing with Mrs Albia Davis, 2 p.m. Valentine exchange, and DUV covered dish dinner at 12 30 p.m. with Mrs Ray Smith.
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Voigt Hall
Wade Shurtleff
Chase Circle of Ruth
Chase Church
Albia Davis
Kurtz, Ave
Valentine Exchange
Ray Smith
Grosvenor St
Lydia Lash
Hostess hopes guest can sleep in while family hurries off
Simple cooking tips appear with a quick oven barbecued chicken recipe and sewing patterns for spring frocks and crochet centerpieces. Patterns No. 9081 and 8082 provide sizes and fabric needs, with mail orders directed to Sue Burnett and Anne Cabot at the Athens Messenger in New York. A 1955 Needlework Album offers 56 pages of designs and 3 gift patterns, priced 25 cents.
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Sue Burnett
Athéns Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
Ted
Giants of Athens County forests once filled Ohio frontier
Historical notes describe enormous trees in early Athens County around Rutland and Steubart before 1800. Record reveals a 6 ft red oak near the river in 1543, a hollow sycamore of 8 ft diameter, and a six to seven ft white oak logged near St John’s Church. Also listed are birch, poplar, elm and a national timber legacy shaped by tornadoes and mills.
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Ohio
Meigs
Rutland
Athens County
F Creek
Stewart
England
Hocking River
Bern Township
Utley
Athens
York Township
Birth Hollow
Nye
Chauncy
Ohio University Museum
John Matthews
Ohio Company
Greenlawn
Route 33
Nelsonville
Coolville Ridge
Judson
Lodi Township
Graham Chapel
Cleveland
St. John's Church
Richland Ave
Watch Lunch If You Diet
Tips for dieting while eating out. Skip bread and butter and crackers to reduce calories. Request salad without dressing or vinegar, leave off gravy on hot platters, and choose baked boiled or broiled foods. Opt for buttermilk or skim milk to cut calories in meals away from home.
Hearty Frankfurter Casserole For Weekend Hobnob Menu
A midcentury kitchen feature promotes a masculine gathering dish. It suggests husbands entertain the boys with a ready to bake frankfurter casserole, a tangy zippy mustard sauce, and simple sides. The recipe provides ingredients and step by step cooking guidance.
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Oswald Jacoby
A fragmented bridge column outlines a scenario where declarer faces a spade lead and possible heart trouble. It stresses choosing whether to win or refuse the first trump and notes South’s potential to overtake and drive the suit ending.
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East
Cighe
Bridge problem prompts in old newspaper column
A dense analysis of a bridge bidding and play scenario. The text describes lead choices, ruffing against diamonds, and considerations for South holding specific suits and high cards. It frames a two question sequence with expert commentary on optimal cards and outcomes.
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Kota
Follrys
Southholt
Dessert Trifle Layered With Pudding and Fruit
Layer vanilla pudding folded with leftover cake cubes alternating with drained canned and fresh fruit in a glass bowl. Chill for several hours and serve with whipped cream and a light nut garnish.
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Noss
Mother Hubbard
Rome Grange
Gilham Frank Vfw
New Marshfield
Potluck
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Albany Cbs
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Davis Cemetery
Plains Cemetery
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Miller Cemetery
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Ulm
Carpenter
Canaan Township
Alacia Hart
Allan Fromme
Neal Floral Products
W. Union
BY Oswald Jacoby
Ouf Akqia
South
Aoeaal
Nutley
Bologna
Rurae
Florida Oranges
Vyfillow
Coats Lens Geer
Imperial
E. State
Willett
Heywood
Wakefield
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Norwalk
General Electric
Detker
Franklin K Registered
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Chesterhill, Ohio
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