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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
8
Fragmented OCR reads like a technical note with unclear terms and price hints. Key items include a 600D Biowr rise and mentions of boxes and radiat ing. Reading gaps obscure full meaning and entities.
A discussion of letter writing etiquette for freshmen at Ohio University covers when to use Yours Sincerely and the Mr title, how to format pages, date and address envelopes, and respond to invitations. It warns against ruled stationery and typewritten notes, and offers rules for polite closures and timely thanks.
The West Side School announces its honor roll with first grade students Donna Lee Townsend and Alice Mae Yoho, second graders Betty June France and Billy Rose, and third grader Joan Campbell and Sara.
Readable lines list students including Winnie Dixon Coppers Betty Jene Pratt Mary Rubadue Kate Seaman Evelyn Frost Betty Carolyn Gay ton and Joan Seaman across fourth and fifth grades for a school roster.
The Child Conservation League met at Mrs W H Smith 82 Grosvenor St with 21 members and two guests. Mrs O E Frn president opened the session and Mrs Kelly led a paper on Abraham Lincoln while dismissing the idea of his atheism. Guests and refreshments followed the readings of Gettysburg Address and Lincoln’s second inaugural, concluding with a favorite poem. The next meeting is planned at the Business Women's Club rooms with Mrs Eva Welsh hosting. Mr and Mrs J H McClure returned from Columbus after attending the Ohio Bankers Association meeting.
Feb 14 events include Priscilla Needle Club dinner at Mrs Atkinson home and Child Study Club Valentine party at Cottage Tea House. Mechanicsburg PTA bingo at school, Theta Upsilon Auxiliary meeting, and a postponed Presbyterian Missionary Society tea. February 15 features Valentine Bridge at Dean Voigt home, a second bridge event, a Valentine Dance at Athens Country Club and a Leap Year Valentine party for Presbyterian students.
The Business and Professional Women's Club closed their bridge tournament after a regular business meeting in City Building club rooms. Miss Gladys Jones won first prize with Miss Jucille Duffee second. A Logan Club invite to Fathers' Day Dinner was received for Logan. Plans for a district meeting in Athens during National Business Women's Week in March were discussed. A Valentine party followed with about 35 members attending. Miss Mary Ness will speak on Contemporary France at the next meeting.
Mrs Edward H Sprague of 1 N Mc Kinley Ave hosted auction bridge club members and guests at Eastwood Thursday night. High score prize went to Mrs William F Smiley with second to Mrs James Householder and guest prize to Mrs George Banks. Refreshments followed. guests included Mrs Banks and others. A Valentine party sponsored by the YWCA in the Women's Gym tonight at 7 18 features games dancing and refreshments with costumes from newspapers.
Remembering old Athens scenes from the past including buggy rides near the Children's Home and Asylum Grounds, a coal tipple by the City Waterworks, the 1907 flood sweeping away the west fill, a watering trough by the South Bridge, Horatio Bean and his son famed muzzle loaders, and the Athens Gun Club at Richland Avenue.
AAUW Fellowship Fund hosts Valentine Bridge at Dean Irma E. Voigt’s home 35 Park Place with contract and auction games. Men and women attend with special tables for non-competitive players. tickets sold by a list of members to raise funds for worthy students. A second bridge is planned for 2 15 p.m. at 6030.
Athena WCTYU sponsors a joint service Sunday at First Methodist Church to honor Frances Willard with participation from Methodist Presbyterian and Christian Churches. Rev. Fowler Clark and Downs will deliver prayers, Mothersingers provide music, and the Wesley Players perform The Whirlwind with proceeds to the Frances Willard Memorial Fund.
Miss Irene Devlin and Miss Katherine Bedford spoke Wednesday at the PEO Sisterhood gathering hosted by Mrs. F B Dilley on Columbia Ave. The program explored The Place of Women in the Profession. Mr and Mrs F D Forsyth attended in Columbus for the Ohio Bankers Association meeting.
Country Club members will dance at the Athens Country Club Saturday with a grand march at 10 45 p m followed by a prize dance. Johnny Klint Orchestra will provide music from 10 p m to 1 a m with hosts and hostesses named. Theta Upsilon announces the pledging of Miss Louise Beck Martins Ferry on Wednesday.
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