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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1941
Page
10
In a brief excerpt a classroom scene shows a teacher guiding a group through a lesson about nouns and grammar. The fragment highlights instruction and student focus in a school setting.
Mrs. Howard Hively and daughter Davis arriving from Normal Oklahoma join relatives in Athens before driving to Fort Lauderdale Florida for a two month stay. Mrs. John Bricker invited to Founders Day in Athens with Mortar Board escort. Residents travel to Florida for extended winter visits and new home arrangements.
Miss Aurelia Davidson, daughter of Athens Route Two, married Harlan Mutchler, son of Easton, Pa., at 2 PM January 19 in the Mottee home in Washington DC. The ceremony officiated by Dr. Herbert Wotan, with wedding music by Mrs. Howard Metcalf. The couple then hosted a reception for twenty guests before a two week New England honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Charles Winston Bullard formerly Gertrude Kissner were married Christmas Day in Ashland Kentucky. They reside at 202 Cornell Road Cleveland where Mrs Bullard plans to resume college study at Western Reserve University. Mrs Kissner is daughter of Carl Kissner and 125 North Congress Street.
Fifteen members of the Child Study Club gathered at Mrs Clyde Mansfield 83 E Mulberry Ave Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs Lloyd Rotramel and Mrs Pansy Zinn. Gifts were given to Mrs William Hooper, whose home burned recently, and a mystery package was received for Mrs Clyde Mansfield.
Ruth Shepard and Milton Will were married in Catlettsburg Kentucky on February 1 in a singles attendant ceremony officiated by Rev Key sar. Ruth, secretary to a Columbus official, wore a blue ensemble with baby’s breath and violets. Milton attended Ohio University and worked previously as a bookkeeper and stenographer in Lancaster and Columbus.
Benny Goodman the world renowned clarinetist will perform with a 15 piece orchestra in Athens on February 21 for the Ohio University Junior Prom at the Men's Gymnasium. The university event draws town residents as spectators paying to listen from the balcony. Twelve candidates vie for Prom Queen including Athens student Mary Elizabeth Lasher Pi Beta Phi president. Fraternities have named Prom King candidates. winners announced during the dance.
The Athens AAUW chapter hosted Fiesta Night showcasing a floor show with Ohio University students and guest entertainers to raise funds for the national Fellowship Fund. Performers included Edythe Panner, John Hlinka, Ruth Salabak, Sara Mae Endich, the Lindley Hall trio, and Ohio University Dance Club skits. Prizes were awarded to numerous attendees and out-of-town guests arrived for the weekend.
A Colonial Tea and playlet by the Woman s Society of Christian Service will be at First Methodist Church on Tuesday February 18 from 3 to 5 PM. The event features authentic period costumes antiques display, tea service, and a play about Mrs Augustus Washington mother of George Washington with many local participants. Tickets available from circle members or at the door.
Athens artist and sculptor John Rood unveils his largest one man show at Georgette Passedon Gallery 121 E 57th St New York City from March 3 to March 15 featuring early works and the Folk Music Series. Rood will discuss his craft March 4 on WNYC at 3 30 p.m. in a radio program titled An American Sculptor in Wood.
MR AND MRS P B Seel announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine to Delmer Kempton son of Mr and Mrs Vern Kempton of Athens. The ceremony was on Saturday Feb 1 1941 at First Christian Church Russell officiated by Rev Harold Deitch. The bride a Rome High School 1939 graduate and the groom a Athens High School graduate are employed with The McBee Company of this city.
Betty Fink former Athens resident and daughter of Prof. Cornelius Fink married Daniel P. Arnold of Clearfield at St. Patrick's Church Carlile Pa The bride attended Athens schools while her father taught economics at Dickington College She is a Dickinson Law graduate and Pi Kappa Phi member He will reside at 120 Market St Clearfield.
Mrs. A. R. Caster hosted Amere Club at 100 W. State St. with ten members and a guest, Mrs. Owen Kennedy. Refreshments and patriotic favors marked the meeting. red and white carnations decorated. Members sewed layettes for the Red Cross and completed six dozen diapers. Mrs. Joe Walburn to host Feb. 27.
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