Athens Junior High Glee Club Mid Winter Concert
The Athens Junior High Glee Club presents its Mid Winter Concert on February 6 at 7 30 p m in the High School Auditorium. Director Mrs Pauline Heft and accompanist Mrs William Ruston lead the program with Glee Club selections solos by Sharon Oldfield and Kathleen Downey a vocal trio and multiple student performers including Mary Patrick Sally Goedicke Nancy Martin Corrinne Clutter Jeanine Gottfried Carolyn Kellogg and many others a small admission fee will be charged at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Junior High Glee Club
Pauline Heft
William Ruston
Panist
Glee Club
Sharon Oldfield
Kathleen Downey
Mary Patrick
Sally Goedicke
Patsy Wolfe
Corrinne Clutter
Nancy Martin
Jeannine Gottfried
Carolyn Kellogg
Margaret Algeo
Lola Skinner
Katie Carpenter
Dotty Silvas
Mary Spurbeck
Crescentia Spurbeck
Alice Newcomb
Barbara Wagner
Diana Roach
Suzanne Laughlin
Shirley Henderson
Sandra Ripley
Edith Rowland
Lou Ann Farrow
Elizabeth West
Ruth Ann Allen
Martina Josten
Mary Sue la Follette
Jo Goddard
Nancy
Barbara Fierce Hosts Athens Party Guests
A party was held at the home of Miss Barbara Fierce on February 1. Dancing and games followed by refreshments. Guests from Chauncey and Athens included Donna Ruth Bond Marion Jim Stanley Harold Davis Wid Canter Paul Bullock Gerald Roofe Tom Dickerson Joe Janning Cy Hammond Jim Cunningham Buddy Cunningham Hattie Buck Alice France Joan Davis Margaret Williams and Barbara Fierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fierce
Donna Ruth Bond
Marion
Jim Stanley
Harold Davis
Wid” Canter
Paul Bullock
Gerald Roofe
Tom Dickerson
Joe Janning
Cy” Hammond
Jim Cunningham
Coed Prom Returns to Ohio University Tonight
The annual Ohio University Coed Prom runs 8 to 12 tonight in the Men's Gymnasium. Sponsored by the Women’s League since 1938, the semi formal event expects 1200 couples. Coed Prom Chair Nancy Quackenbush of Berea leads. Joan Frederick of Marion assists. Red Koons Orchestra provides the music. corsage prize to be awarded at climax.
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Ohio University
Women’s League
Nancy Quackenbush
Berea
Joan Frederick
Marion
Red Koons Orchestra
Children Choir Practice and WSCS Circle Meet at Church
The Children's Choir of the First Methodist Church will hold a special practice Saturday February 8 at 1 p.m. at Central Ave church. WSCS Circle Two will gather in the church basement Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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First Methodist Church
Central Ave
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary Elects District Officers at Plains Convention
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America held a district convention at The Plains with 53 representatives from Jacksonville Buchtel Glouster Chauncey The Plains. Mrs Sylvia Wallace was elected district president with Mrs May Miller and Mrs Lena Keeton as officers. Mrs Faye Losey presided and next district meeting set for April 1 in Chauncey.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the
United Mine Workers of America
the Plains
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Glouster
Chauncey
Faye Losey
Sylvia Wallace
May Miller
Lena Keeton
Plains
Hathomar Class Holds February Meeting at Church
Thirty five members attended the Hathomar Class February meeting Monday night at the First Methodist Church. A potluck dinner preceded the business meeting with ice cream and cake served by the committee. Reverend Don Allen was among those present.
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First Methodist Church
T. S. Robe
Sam C. Warren
P. S. Wamsley
R. H. Jackson
Lowell Patterson
Don Allen
Clarks Chapel
Clarks Chapel Cemetery Association
Esther Class Hosts Meeting at Elkins Home
Esther Class of the Christian Church met at 103 State St with president Mrs. Swan opening. Mrs. Henderson led the program reading James Whitcomb Riley and two contests awarded to Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Graham. Birthday dinner set for Feb 14 at 6 p.m. at the Christian Church. Refreshments by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
H. A. Elkins
State St
T. L. Swan
Sam Henderson
James Whitcomb Riley
S Your
Romance
Henderson
C. H. Douglas
Mona Graham
Wilbur Young
Nora Frank
Edna LaFollett
T. C. Pierce
Bess Peugh
Broad Way Plays Review Presented by Gallipolis Women
Prof. George Starr Lasher of Ohio University spoke on Broadway shows of 1946 47 for the Women s Clubs of Gallipolis hosted by the Gallipolis Branch AAUW. Attendees included Ohio University alumnae and local businesspeople attend convention events in Cleveland and Columbus with hospital visits in Grant Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Gallipolis
American Association of University Women
Byron Wolfe
A. H. Carpenter
Carpenter Hardware Company
Ohio Retail Hardware Association
Cleveland
Youth Week Banquet Marks 66th Endeavor Anniversary
The First Christian Church youth group celebrated National Youth Week with a 5:30 p.m. banquet sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beverage. Katherine Hawk led songs while Dorothy Clutter Mary Maffett Lyndall Wooley and Donna Guthrie performed. Guest speaker Mrs. Burton Bidwell spoke on taking a stand, loyalty, faith, and consideration in school.
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International Christian Endeavor
Katherine Hawk
Dorothy Clutter
Mary Maffett
Lyndall Wooley
Donna Gutherie
Burton Bidwell
Birthday Celebrations Reported for Keirns and Others
The piece notes February birthday celebrations at Amesville and Chauncey households. Mr. Spicer Keirns of Hooper Ridge received ice cream and cake with family, while Mrs. Margaret Keirns marked her 83rd birthday at home. February birthdays mentioned include Mrs. Ralph McKibben and Spicer Keirns.
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Spicer Keirns
Hooper Ridge
Mr. Keirns
George Keirns
Otho Coon
Eleanor and
Esther Keirns
Warren Easler
Margaret Keirns
Amesville
R. D
Ralph McRibben
Chauncey
McKibben
Club Calendar Highlights Wednesday and Thursday Meetings
The notice lists multiple Wednesday groups meeting at 8 p.m. including Novel Bridge Club with Dr Eileen Phillips at Northwood and a 7 p.m. session at the Presbyterian Church. Phi Mu Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs Glen Hanes. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall with refreshments after. Athens County Council for Childhood Education at West Side School Auditorium with Miss Constance Harry as speaker. Thursday events include Kappa Phi at 8:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church, Ride-A-Wee Club at 10:30 a.m. for a Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs Nora Frank, and Lydia Lash Evans Club at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs C E Thomas.
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Presbyterian Church
Phi Mu
Glen Hanes
Utah Place
Ee Nannie Allom Rebekah
Ioof Hall
Athens County
Nora Frank
N. Congress
Valentine
Plains Board to hire school bus driver Feb meeting
At their meeting Saturday February the Plains Board of Education will employ a school bus driver. Persons interested should send applications to any board member or C J McCullough clerk. Plains Board of Education clerk C J McCullough invites applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Board of Education
C. J. McCullough
February Potpourri Mixes News and Local Flair
Snow and ice grip town as readers receive fresh notes on Ohio University’s literary scene and upcoming garden planning. OU alumni de Capite and Kircher join editorial staff while MacKinnon expands on 47 magazine. A West Virginia train wreck spills candy. a Cincinnati passenger recalls public address on The Cincinnatian. February birthdays, garden planning week, and lawn care tips from Anderson anchor the issue.
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Mac” MacKinnon
Ohio University
John R. Whiting
Mac
Michael de Capite
Ralph Kircher
de Capite
Maria
Kircher
Clerks Chapel WSCS Meeting At Phillips Home
Clarks Chapel WSCS met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Nellie Phillips and Miss Mary Phillips. The meeting was led by vice president Mrs Helen Walls with devotions by Mrs Lettie Hedges. A short talk followed by Mrs Virgil Maxwell and a talk on the society’s origin by Mrs Nellie Phillips. Contests awarded to Mrs Helen Walls and Mrs Lettie Hedges. Refreshments were served by the hostesses with Mrs Hazel Young. Attendees included numerous named members and guests. Separately, Raymond Vernon Pennell was born January 21 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Pennell Athens Route Two with grandparents listed. Washington’s request to Congress for his original commission as Commander-in-Chief is noted as denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Nellie Phillips
Mary Phillips
Helen Walls
Lettie Hedges
Virgil Maxwell
Hazel Young
Nelle Bell
Benarda Phillips
Barbara Jo Phillips
Esther Goldsberry
Gary Phillips
Doris Bennett
David Bennett
Mary Hedges
Eileen Walls
Dale Goldsberry
Carl Phillips
Frank Phillips
Edward Phillips
Raymond Pennell
Athens
Raymond Vernon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Floyd Townsend
L. V. Malacarne
Santa Ana
Calif
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