Making A Will Advised At Sayre Study Circle
Atty William Rowland outlined the benefits of making a will before the Sayre Study Circle last Tuesday at Mrs L E Carpenter's home on East State Street. A devotional by Mrs E W Sutton used the Club Women's Creed while roll call cited "My Ideal American" and Mrs P B Burns led the business meeting including a City Federation report by Mrs H F Dunfee.
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Atty
William Rowland
Sayre
L. E. Carpenter
E. State St
Athens
E. W. Sutton
P. B. Burns
H. F. Dunfee
Amadeus Quartet to perform Sunday at Ewing Hall
The Amadeus Quartet, praised by critics including Eric McLean and Virgil Thompson, will play this Sunday evening February 8 in Ewing Hall. Members include Martin Lovett cello, Norbert Brainin and Siegmund Nissel violins, and Peter Schidlof viola. Sponsored by the Athens Chamber Music Society open to Ohio University students with activity tickets. Concert begins at eight o'clock.
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Eric McLean
Montreal Star
Amadeus
Virgil Thompson
New York Herald-Tribune
Thompson
America
Ewing Hall
Amadeus Quartet
Vienna
England
Martin Lovett
Norbert Brainin
Siegmund Nissel
Peter Schidlof
The
Athens Chamber Music Society
Ohio University
Arrivals List Two Births In Schenectady And Trimble
Cheryl Lynn Gubitz born February 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Gubitz Jr. of Schenectady New York. Robin Elaine Cox born February 2 to Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Cox of Trimble. Grandparents named on both sides. Parents graduates of Ohio University. Gubitz works in GE advertising in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Lynn Gubitz
Albert C. Gubitz, Jr
Schenectady
N. Y
Cheryl Lynn
Albert C. III
Dean
A. C. Gubitz
Charles St
Richard Peter
Lakewood
Ohio University
Mr. Gubitz
General Electric Corp
Robin Elaine Cox
Robin Elaine
William Henry Cox
Trimble
Roger
Linda Darlene
Cathy Lynn
William Henry
Dan Cox
Media Jenkins McCall
Parents Emphasize Correcting Speech Defects at Meeting
Dr. Richard Ham of Ohio University spoke at St. Paul Home and School Assocation on speech defects defined by norm deviation causing embarrassment or communication impairment. He cited 75 percent articulation 5 percent voice 20 percent rhythm and urged parental home support and speech-clinic treatment steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ham
Ohio University
St. Paul
Ham
Howard Eschenbacher
St. Paul’s School
Wil
Have Trailer Did Travel Have Trailer Did Travel
Mr and Mrs Francis Efaw Jr and children Peggy Lu Dick and Steve left Athens for Columbus Their Athens visit included Mrs Efaw Sr at 206 West Union Street and Mr and Mrs Harry Elkins at 103 East State Street Efaw works for Holderman Co a highway construction firm.
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Francis Efaw
Peggy Lu
Steve
Athens
Columbus
Mr. Efaw
W. Union St
Social Calendar Highlights for Saturday Events
Pallas Club anniversary lunch at University Center 12 30 p m Albany Grange hosts evening 8 p m Those not solicited asked to bring perfection salad or crackers Athens Willing Workers Loyal Temp union meets 9 30 a m at Mrs Bessie Strong home 8 Fremont St Boys and girls aged 5 12 invited Monthly meeting 600 Aux Waterloo Firemen host oyster and chili supper at VFW club rooms 5 30 p m
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Pallas Club
University Center
Albany Grange
Athens
Bessie Strong
Fremont St
Waterloo
New Marshfield
VFW Club
Phi Mu plans future events at auxiliary meeting
Phi Mu plans include a rummage sale and a small party at the sorority house. The meeting at Mrs. Rush Elliott's Marietta Avenue home was chaired by Mrs. Roy Paynter. Nominating committee members named were Miss Clara DeLand, Mrs. Foster Cornwell, and Mrs. B. A. Renkenberger. Tea followed, hosted by Mrs. Karl Witzler and others.
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Phi Mu
Rush Elliott
Marietta Ave
Roy Paynter
Clara DeLand
Foster Cornwell
B. A. Renkenberger
Karl Witzler
J. B. Grogan
P. B. Seel
Have Fashion Significance Have Fashion Significance
The article traces the evolution of all wool socks from simple white knitwear to varied spring hose offering colors patterns and constructions. It highlights wool’s moisture control loft and cushioning plus new Argyle panel designs diagonal stripes and croẃs foot motifs enhancing wear for town and travel.
Meeting To Feature Talk Dinner Slides
A dinner meeting by the Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church will be held Tuesday at six o clock. Dr. Lester S. Evans of Cambridge, former general presbyter for the district, will speak on The Christian Church in Japan and Korea with colored slides.
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Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Lester S. Evans
Cambridge
Evans
Christian Church
Japan
Korea
Distinguished Visitor Wears Navy Suit in Fashion Note
Fashion writers cite UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold in Athens and at Ohio University as proof navy suits remain essential for a well dressed man. They tout light tropical wool fabrics for cooler summer wear and note English and American Ivy styles converge on a tapered waist and slanted pockets.
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Navy
Dag Hammarskjold
Athens
Ohio University
London
Bond Street
England
TeGaTra Club Elects New Officers At Whited Home
Mrs. Willis Whited hosted TeGaTra Club at Baker Road with co host Mrs. Roger Wiseman. Election of replacement officers announced: President Joy Shipp Vice President Golden Gibbs Treasurer Betty Brewer. Door prize winners included Bertha Crippen Doris Mace and Mary Partee. Next meeting set at Bertha Crippen home with Ruth Smith co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Whited
TeGaTra Club
Baker Road
Roger Wiseman
Joy Shipp
Golden Gibbs
Betty Brewer
Bertha Crippen
Doris Mace
Mary Partee
Mildred Phillips
Marty Partee
Dorothy Herrold
Bertha Cr
Practical Nurses Meet In Mount St Mary Health Center
The Practical Nurses Association Division 14 meets Friday at 7 p.m. in the health center at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Guest speaker is Mrs Oral Daugherty. Attendees should bring a 25 cent gift for the grab bag.
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Practical Nurses Association Division
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Harold Kimes
Guests Pressure Hosts to Play for Money at Bridge Game
A couple visits and the hosts learn the guests insist on playing for money. To please them the hosts agree, but the guests were wrong to put the hosts in a position they did not want to be in.
Parents Shape Future of Education Says Meyers
State Board of Education President Elliott Meyers told a Junior High School PTA meeting that parents drive standards and demand for better teachers. He cited Ohio’s high math and science requirements, the 1933-encountered growth, and funding shifts from pupil-per-day to classroom units to reduce class sizes. Founders Day observances followed with Rowland introducing Meyers, Mrs. Meyers, and Francis Hamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Elliott Meyers
Ohio
Meyers
Russia
Myers
PTA
William C. Rowland
Francis N. Hamblin
College of Education
Ohio University
George Christman
Athens Co
Samuel Johnson
Athens City
Gordon Gray
Birthdays Honored With Dinner in Amesville
A dinner Sunday at Eliha and Mrs. Starling’s home in Amesville honored Mrs. Jennie Boyd and Mrs. Emma White for their birthdays. Attending and related guests included Mrs. Eliza Hold croft of Athens Route 3, Mrs. Martha Thompson of Sharpsburg, Mrs. Dorotha Boyd, Mrs. Dorotha Hunter, Mrs. Ethel Williams, Miss Fanny Crawford, Miss Ella Morris and Mrs. Ruth E. Linscott. James Boyd and sons Roger and Jimmy of Athens visited during the afternoon.
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Jennie Boyd
Eliza Holdcroft
Athens
Emma White
Amesville
Martha Thompson
Sharpsburg
Eliha Starling
Starling
Boyd
They Call It Hydronics
Hydronics is described as the science of heating and cooling with water. The term covers water use for climate control and the many functions of circulated water systems.
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