Maecenas Literary Club Elects Officers and Reports
The Maecenas Literary Club elected officers at Mrs. Fred Stauffer’s home: Er nest Baughman president, O V Kail vice president, C H Douglas recording secretary, Thomas Rosser treasurer. James Josten reported Athens County history and February 20 1805 formation. Letters of thanks read from Girls Industrial School and Athens County Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
Fred Stauffer
Ernest Baughman
O. V. Kail
C. H. Douglas
Thomas Rosser
James Josten
Athens County
Athens
Girls’ Industrial School
Miss Ely and Mr Chapman Plan Spring Wedding
Alice Stuart Ely and Leroy Ralph Chapman announce engagement in New Haven and Burnt Maw PA. Ely, a Bryn Mawr senior daughter of John Ingraham Ely, studied at Rosemary Hall and Conservatoire Fontainebleau. Chapman, ex NATO staffer now with Theodore Presser Co., plans forestry study at Penn State. Wedding planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingraham Ely
New Haven
Conn
Alice Stuart
Leroy Ralph Chapman
Burn Mawr
Martin Julius Chapman
Pomeroy
Miss Ely
Rosemary Hall
Greenwich
NATO
Fontainebleau
France
Theodore Presser Co
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania State University
Ely
New Haven, Conn
John Day Jackson
East PTA Program Honors 50th Anniversary Observance
Parents and teachers at East Elementary will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m to observe Founders Day and the 50th anniversary of the East PTA. The article notes East PTA as the oldest in Athens and among the oldest in Southeastern Ohio, recounting the school’s origins at the Sunnyside Building in 1911 and listing early staff and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Ann Phillips
East Elementary School
East Pta
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Sunnyside
Athens Village School Board
L. G. Worstell
Lawrence Worstell
Fred
Georgia Hall) Bush
D. David Reeder
G. Kenner Bush
the Messenger
Dean C. M. Copeland
Anna K. Price
C. 8. McDougall
PTA
Field Scott
H. H. Stalder
C. H.horn
Frances Carr
D. C. Snow
J. R. Sprague
East
East Side School
East Elementary
Messenger News
W. F. Giesecke
Homer B. Gall Jr
Myrta Ashworth
Louisa Steele
My Favorite Rice Casse Role Recipe Card
Recipe editor presents a scalloped rice dish using cooked rice flour salt onions parsley and light cream. Mix three cups rice with 14 cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 24 cup sliced onions or 4 cup chopped onions 44 cup chopped parsley and 2 and 4 percent cups light cream. Bake 350 degrees uncovered 30 minutes or until set. Serves six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athens Messenger
Dinner Guests at Stout Home Albany Gatherings
Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stout in Albany included Mrs. Raymond Holcomb, Mrs. Ruth Swisher, Mrs. D. V. Morris, Miss Oda Gillogly and Mrs. Emerson Bigony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stout
Albany
Raymond Holcomb
Ruth Swisher
D. V. Morris
Oda Gillogly
Emerson Bigony
Homework Should Be Curbed
An article argues that excessive homework overwhelms children and long writings are often not thoroughly checked. It suggests teachers limit written assignments to what they can properly review, favoring quality over length and urging parental involvement in monitoring homework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synaclear
Soctor
Athens
Reminding Weight Watchers About a Light Lunch
Reminder for weight watchers to combine fruit and cottage cheese with multigrain toast for a filling lunch. Suggests using low calorie canned fruit and low calorie cottage cheese as options.
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Gomer Jones
Guy Gardner
O. E. Fri
George Pollett
V. O. Kail
Thomas Gibson
Edith Wray
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Lydia Lash Evans Club
Paul Kimes
E. State St
Trunick
Pocahontas
White Swan Council
Redman Park
Baker & Stauffer
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S. Court
Darrel Tom M
Photog
Fine Portraits
Stimson
A&p Ph
Ohio
Mr. Chapman
Alice Stuart Ely
Ella Osbourne
Mary Connett
Elmwood Pl
Connett
Central School
Ben Covert
Harris Dr
A&p
Cafat Alp Tra CO. Inc
Garry Myers
Chesterhill
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Stone's
Country Furniture Store
Chesterhill, Ohio
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