Social Side New Year Open House at Davis Home
Mr and Mrs Earl G Davis hosted New Year open houses from 3 to 5 pm and 8 to 10 pm at 6 Marietta Ave Holly wreaths red candles and pine boughs decorated the home Sixty five guests attended Mrs Robert Bullock and Mrs C M Ferguson served at the punch bowls in the afternoon and evening Marian Vanity helped in service in both sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Davis
Davis
Marietta Ave
Robert Bullock
C. M. Ferguson
Marian Vanity
Holiday Teas by Ohio University Dean Draw Guests
Dean Irma Voigt hosted New Year tea events at 35 Park Place, entertaining 75 guests on Saturday and 35 on Sunday as part of a season that has seen about 500 visitors. The home featured a sunlit organ mantel piece, a large Christmas tree with tinsel, electric candles, and illuminated evergreens. Faculty members and spouses attended Saturday, while unmarried faculty were present Sunday, with Edith Wray and Mrs. George R. Starcher serving Bohemian tea and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Park Place
Dean Voigt
Edith Wray
George R. Starcher
Dean Kaie
Oor
Let Children Scribble Art Advice From a Student
An Ohio University art student argues parents should let children scribble freely to develop self expression. The piece urges no prompting or directing, allowing kids to narrate their own stories through marks and motions for confident individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Personalities Return Home for Holidays Across Ohio and Beyond
Several Columbus residents return from holiday visits including Mrs. Evan J. Jones and her son Evan from Douglaston New York to resume Ohio State University classes. Others travel from Findlay Pietane Baton Rouge and Meadville Pa to Columbus and Athens for reunions and work. Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae gather for sales tax receipt collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan J. Jones
Evan
Douglaston
Long Island
N.Y
J. R. Gilmore
Columbus
Ohio State University
Baton Rouge
Elmer F. Jones
Grosvenor St
Athens
Capitol City
Capitol
State University
U. S
Huey P. Long
Capitol Grounds
Alpha Gamma
Alpha Gamma Delta
Margaret Burt
Elliot St
Hostess Mary Bartlett Hosts Athens Shrine Past Officers Club
Mrs. Mary E. Bartlett hosted the Past Officers Club of Athens Shrine No. 6 at their January meeting in Nelsonville. After a 4 o'clock dinner, a brief business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bartlett
Officers Club
Athens Shrine No. 6
Nelsonville
Sayre Study Circle
Mamie Steele
Child “Guidance cc Circle
A. C. Anderson
Ohio Universe
Federation Circle C.C.L
Richard Phillips
Ohio Ave
Rosenberg
Athens Shrine
IOC
Athens
Realizing the value of unasked advice
The text notes that people often dislike unsolicited guidance and that different individuals have distinct approaches. It also mentions a cooking tip: add a little dry mustard to the flour, salt, and pepper used to season Swiss steak.
Gullum Collects Century Glass Patterns At Dinner Table
Mrs Gullum is a collector of antique glass patterns. Her Thousand Eye glass set features candleholders and jelly glasses in vaseline amber blue and green hues. She also owns a Moon and Star pressed glass pattern once made by Adams and Co in Pittsburgh, highlighting the old glass center of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Gullum
Ass University
Gullum
Richards and Hartley
Taretum
Adams and Co
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Ohio
Community Club Calendar and Meetings Schedule
Local groups list postponed and upcoming meetings across Monday through Friday. Wesleyan Service Guild rescheduled to Monday. WBA Review meets 7:30 p.m. in IOOF Hall. several church and women’s clubs hold Monday through Friday sessions at homes, restaurants, and schools with guest speakers, installations, and book reviews noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
WBA Review
Ioof Hall
Local residents share Christmas visits across Ohio towns
Mrs. Henry Euhler and family spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Romine in Hemlock Grove. Several couples and relatives from Springfield Steubenville Pomeroy Athens and Cincinnati gathered for holidays with family in Racine and nearby communities. Bobbie Joe Adams in the Army Air Force returned on furlough to join kin near Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Henry Euhler
Carroll Sayre
Pittsburgh
James Stewart
Steubenville
Walter Stewart
Cummins
Pomeroy
Athens Road
James Jividen
Point Pleasant
Harold Weatherholt
Gallipolis
Manning
Grand Rapid Mich
Ted Hilldare
T. A. Galbreath
Coolville
William McKelvey
Portland
Dillon Cross
Paul Cross
Marietta
Wilma Roush
Clifford Roush
Paul Hilldare
Arm Air Force
Otis McClintock
George Simpson
Marian
Clara Laughlin
Owen Watson
Robert Roush
Marian Simpson
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Christmas Events and Family News From Radcliff Area
Christmas season brings visits from Wellston and Point Rock families. C E Pierce and Raymond Barnes reported about 300 bushels of corn lost to flood damage. Schools closed for Christmas featured a operetta and pageant directed by grade teachers and Mrs Barton. Community groups held parties with many relatives attending. George Morris receives spinal treatment in Columbus while his mother stays nearby. Pvt Jack Jeffers spends furlough with his mother after Army Air Corps duty in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
C. E. Pierce
Raymond Barnes
Barton
J. M. Jackson
Schaad
Wellston
Lucille
Charles Williams
Harry
Clyde Morris
Point Rock
F. E. Price
J. B. Palmer
Lacey Kyger
Lois Ann
Lynne
Luella Scheerschmidt
Charles
Carol
Kathy Kay
South Vienna
James Palmer
Columbus
Alva Collins
Union Ridge
Chidren
J. Palmer
Kenneth Price
U. S. Army
Guadalcanal
Arnot Jeffers
Minnie Mae
Robert Burns
George Morris
Childrens’ Hospital
Ramon Morris
Daisy Conn
Edith Trotter
Mary
Betty
Thivener
Carl
Jack) Trotter
Emory Canade
McLaughlin Sisters
Jack Jeffers
Clifton visitors and family gatherings noted
Clifton and Nitro households share holiday visits. Everett Dudding and son Ray of Nitro spent Christmas with the Wil liams and Riley families. Floyd Roach of Dayton visited his parents, and Larry Fox of East Liverpool joined Hoy Fox family. Mrs Kennedy of Bellaire stayed with George Humphries. Maud Van Meter hosted grandchildren David and Darryel Knopp with Fred Johnson’s daughter Dorothy Van Meter. Sgt Cecil Smith of Columbus visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Humphries
Maud van Meter
David
Darryel Knopp
Fred Johnson
Cecil Smith
Columbus
A. Smith
Harold Vogieson
Middleport
Alan Knopp
Dorothy van Meter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dean Irma Voigt
Edna Way
Lily Bernheisel
Maude Marks, Grosvenor Sr
Ceila Clark
Findlay
Piet
Warren Ace
Parker
W. P. Collins
Ethel Collins
Robert C. Cable
Northern Illinois College of Optometry
Chicago
Ill
W. B. Cable
E. State
R. Kenneth Kerr,Jr
Edgar Wolfe l
J. R. Sprague
Morris Ave
William Sprague
Dan Morrison
Fort Sill
M. C. Morrison
Watson McCoy
Margaret Matters
Morgantown
W. Va
Billy McKee
Wilson H. McKee
University Terrace
Meadville
Grosvenor S. McKee
Patricia Brider
C. E Brider
Maplewood Place
Farm Bureau
Miss Brider
Ohio University School of Journalism
Young Model
Anette Wright
Miami Beach
Fla
Blythe
Inter
the Marines
Terminal Isla Bulldog
Charles Hodg
Old Pressec
Maria
CLUB
Calenda
Esther
the Christi Church
E. Davis
Richland Ave
WCTU
Presbyterian
Veterans Hospital
A. Morris
Columbia Ave
Wenesday
Athens Council For Childhoo Education
University Elementa School
Mar Quick
U. S. Daughters of 1812
J. R. Harvey
State St
Circle 2
Central Ave
Methods Church
D. Chappelear
First St
Lydia Lash Evans
L. C. Baker
Chiefs Club
H. T. Wise
Franklin Ave
New York
Fancy
Reed
Manhattan
Annif
HOTEL
Peter Minuit
Miss Fancy
Cueerau
Harold Gray
J. R. Williams
Trwilbians
Pat
Gee -Eeeerr
Cvil Rights
BY Edgar Martin
J. Mores
Leslie Turnef
Wils
Ugai
Geoffrey Sneath
MR. Maluke
Captain Easy
V. Tt
Hamlin
Vic Flint
MR. Flint
Chris
Michael O'Malley
Ralph Lane
Olas
MIS
Flint
Freckles
By Merrill Blosser
Yipe
Betty Puckett
Chicago, Ill
Elza Birch
Barbara Jean
Connie Jo
Carpenter
W. F. Tenthorey
Elizabth Molihan
Clement
John James
Clifton
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