Rotarians Host Valentine Dance for Athens Members
Seventy two Rotarians and wives attended a Valentine Day dance at Hotel Berry in Athens Tuesday night. Rex Koons and his orchestra provided music. Ted Pavlik performed sleight of hand during the intermission. Eddie Davis with accordion played at dinner. H C Dormar chaired arrangements with Mrs Nichols Mrs Dykstra Mrs Rutherford Mr Pendry and Mr White assisting.
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Athens
Gerald O. Dykstra
Dwight Rutherford
Harper C. Pendry
Ralph White
Mothers' Club Nomination and Tea Plans
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers' Club met at the chapter house 14 University Terrace on Monday afternoon. Mrs. D B Green conducted the meeting and a nominating committee was appointed with Mrs Oral Carpenter as chair. Members discussed a Mothers Day Tea and a Senior Tea to be held later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
University Terrace
D. B. Green
Oral Carpenter
J. D. Haskins
Frances Packard
Green
E. A. Hansen
John Stewart
A. A. Atkinson
J. R. Morton
Carpenter
Lucille Wilson
Packard
W. D. Poling
A. J. Stiles
Pallas Club Anniversary Dinner Highlights Lincoln Theme
The Pallas Club marked its anniversary with a Saturday dinner at Mrs. O. D. Morrison’s home 152 North Congress Street. Tables showcased Lincoln’s life both private and public with depictions like the log cabin and Lincoln Memorial. Miss Elsie Druggan paid tribute to late member Miss Amy Weiher.
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Pallas Club
O. D. Morrison
N. Congress St
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New Salem
Lincoln Memorial
Springfield
Elsie Druggan
Amy Weiher
Morrison
Gilbert Knight
Glen Hanes
Irene Hand
Mary Connett
Food Show Second Session Highlights 1950 Institute
The 1950 Gasco Food Institute in the high school auditorium featured a post lunch demonstration by Miss Enid Parrett on a salmon mousse main dish with eu gratin potatoes as well as savory beets biscuits and assorted dishes. Assisting were Miss Frieda Lean and gas company rep Betty Newton. Sponsors were The Ohio Fuel Co and Athens merchants. The final session titled Cooking Carousel is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. with party foods for guests.
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New Freedom
Gasco Food Institute
Enid Parrett
Frieda Lean
Betty Newton
Gas Company
Ohio Fuel Co
Athens
Miss Parrett
Weekend Guests Attend Grace Bean Home Event
Weekend guests at Mrs Grace Beans home included her daughter Miss Phyllis Bean and fiance Mr Charles Siefert with his mother Mrs H F Siefert and Mr and Mrs Robert S Seibert of Columbus. In Athens Miss Bean received several showers. Mr and Mrs Donald Krimel formerly of Athens announce the birth of a son Stephen Bruce. Krimel formerly taught at Ohio University School of Journalism and now pursues a doctor’s degree at the University of Wisconsin. The Krimel family resides in Badger Wisconsin.
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Grace Bean
E. Union St
Phyllis Bean
Miss Bean
Charles Siefert
H. F. Siefert
Robert S. Seibert
Columbus
Athens
Donald Krimel
Stephen Bruce
Krimel
Ohio University School of Journalism
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Wis
Jewelry On Display At OU Handwrought Novel Pieces
Ohio University students will show handwrought jewelry in the university library for two weeks. Associate professor Miss Hazel Willis notes all pieces are original in design and several works carry high valuations.
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Ohio University
Hazel Willis
Cookin's Fun By Cecily Brownstone Luncheon Menu
A luncheon menu features Borscht style dish with beets, onion, bouillon, water, salt and lemon juice, finished with sour cream. Serves five.
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Cecily Brownstone
Speedy Borsch
Shish Fellows
Calendar of Events for Thursday in Hooper Ridge and town
A dense schedule of Thursday activities including Ladies' Aid meetings with Mrs Hilda Easler, Rome Grange in Stewart IOOF Hall with a lecturer, 0030 Class dinner with Mrs C W Gross, and Ride a Wee Club Valentine dinner with Mrs Alma Davis. Lydia Lash Evans Club at Cottage Tea House, WSCS at Central Avenue Methodist, Athens Grange program by children, First Christian Church Women's Council group dinners, Priscilla Needle Club luncheon at Van Meter's, Richland Avenue WSCS, Carrie Hall Club at Albany Grange Potluck, Junior Circle at Thackery House, Ewings Chapter SOSR at 76 Morris Ave, Athens Country Club membership event, and Gilham Frank Post Auxiliary inspection with fruit for ill member.
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Hooper Ridge
Hilda Easler
Rome Grange
Stewart Ioof Hall
Lieta Frost
Dorothea Koehler
Laura Starkey
C. W. Gross
S. Congress St
Alma Davis
Kurtz Ave
Valentine Exchange
WSCS
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Adrienne Davies
Glenna Weatherby
Circle 3
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Ewings
Sons of the American Revolution
J. B. Heidler
Morris Ave
Athens Country Club
Ladies
Gilham Frank
New Marshfield
Columbus Couple Wed on Feb 9
Catherine Campbell Ashworth became the bride of Virgil C. LaHugh in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Floyd Faust at East Broad St Church of Christ in Columbus. Matron of honor was Mrs. S. L. Cotter. best man was Ernest W. Campbell. The bride works at The Case and West Insurance Agency. the groom at Curtiss Wright Corp. They reside at 187 S. Ohio Ave.
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Catherine Campbell Ashworth
Virgil C
Sam) LaHugh
Floyd Faust
East Broad St. Church of Christ, Columbus
S. L. Cotter
Columbus
Ernest W. Campbell
LaHugh
Case and West Insurance Agency
How to Handle a Long-Distance Call Question
The passage guides proper etiquette for charging a long distance call. It instructs asking the operator for the exact charge and paying promptly at the end of the call, rather than delaying payment or promising to check the bill later.
Local Social Visits Spotted Across West Columbia
A series of social visits occurred in West Columbia and nearby Point Pleasant with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hoffman of Chester visiting the Colesmans. Mrs. Lawrence Coleman hosting. Fort Knox’s Joe Young visiting his sister. Mildred Brumbly seeing her mother. Garnet Neville and Billy Perry visiting Clyde Barnett. and families including the Oshels, Fowler, and Roush noted as visiting.
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West Columbia
Jake Hoffman
Chester
Orville Coleman
Joe Young
Fort Knox
Lawrence Russell
Russell Osher, Jr
Richard Fowler
Hoy Roush
Mason
James Lee
Helen E. Roush
Prize Contests as Fun Education and Extra Cash
Dr. George W. Crane explains prize contests as a profitable hobby that teaches concise writing and advertising copy. He cites Constance G. and her husband who won $500 and $1000 prizes, proving contests can fund savings and even help marriages, while offering guidance to readers who request his bulletin on winning strategies.
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George W. Crane
Constance G
Crane
Indiana
Northwestern University
Constance
French Film Le Colonel Cha bert to be shown at memorial
A French film Le Colonel Charbert will be shown in Memorial Auditorium Thursday at 3 30 and 7 30 p m under the French clubs of Ohio University The dialogue is in French with English subtitles Waterloo Alumni meet at the high school tonight at 7 p m
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le Colonel Cha‘bert
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
Waterloo
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Mothers’ Club
Joe Miller
Richland Ave
Ed Barnes
Franklin Ave
Armstrong
E. State St
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Lydia Lash Evans
Alvin Lamborn
Cottage Tea House
Pearl Chase
Edith Cullums
O. C. Chapman
George Cain
L. E. Carpenter
Pauline Heft
Women’s Council
First Christian Church
Strong
William Davidson
Maplewood
Davis
E. E. ‘Rathburn
W. Union St
Scott
Glen Scott
State St
Priscilla Needle Club
van Meter’s
C. E. Atkinson
N. High St
Richland Avenue
J. R. Baker
George Munn
Flora Stanton
Baker
Carrie Hall Club
Albany Grange
Harold Radford
Valentine
Carrie Hall
Junior Circle
Ccl
Thackery House
Lawson
State Street
Ohio
Airport Tel
Hartford City
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Wis Campos
Donut Shop
Athena Theatre
Bidg
REX
Ae Ron Caupeet
John J. Madden
Norwalk
Brenner
Heywood-Wakefield
Johnston-Carper
Daystrom
General Electric Appliances
Tappan Gas
Sun Ray Gas
Hoover Sweepers
Sunbeam Products
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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