Social notes from Columbus to Athens and Detroit basketball scene
Mrs Mildred Marshal of Athens has returned from Columbus after helping her ailing mother Mrs H Dowler in White Bow Hospital. She plans to visit friends at 4450 Lockbourne Road. In Detroit last weekend Ohio State and Wayne University fans attended a basketball game with OU graduates Joan Cox Robert Swearengen and others among the attendees.
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Mildred Marshal
Athens
R. D
Columbus
H. Powler
White Bow Hospital
Dowler
Lockbourne Road
Lumbus
Detroit
Ohio d Wayne
Joan Cox
Robert Swearengen
Robert Shoemaker
Charlene Sebold
Warren Jae Dave
Ray Skidmore
A Horn
Jeff Grether
Gay Fibre
Ee Tyree
AAUW Painting for Fun Starts New Program
The AAUW Creative Arts Group meets January 16 at 7 30 p m in the Women’s Faculty Club to launch a new amateur painting program Painting for Fun. Mrs Alvin W Jones of Chillicothe will share her journey as an amateur artist and guide members in starting their own project using self taught methods.
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AAUW
Alvin W. Jones
Chillicothe
Carrie Hall Club Meets in January at Grange Hall
The Carrie Hall Club of the Albany Grange held its January meeting at the Grange Hall with ten members and one guest. A pot luck dinner followed, then the president Mrs. Margaret Russell led the session. Helena Whaley outlined lunch plans for the Edward Bolen sale on January 16.
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Carrie Hall Club
Albany Grange
Grange Hall
Margaret Russell
Helena Whaley
Grange
Edward Bolen
Mabel Carbaugh
Home Economic Committee
Ohio State Grange
Columbus
WCTU Meeting and Local Social News in Coolville
The village reports a WCTU gathering at the Methodist Church Friday at 7 30 p m with new president Mrs Johnston opening. Hostesses Bess Taylor and Mrs Marybelle Cody entertained WSCS members and guests. a trio sang and refreshments served for 19 members and five guests. A birthday dinner for Mrs Lucy Owens was held January 4 at Mr and Mrs Fred Owens home with 95 greetings. Other notes include Mrs Florence Humphrey visiting Cleveland and Mrs L M Walden visiting Parkersburg.
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Coolville
WCTU
Methodist Church
Bess Taylor
Marybelle Cody
WSCS
Johnston
Cody
Charles Bentz
Delphin Creeger
Jesus
Phyllis
Rheta Cody
Pauleta White
Fred Owens
Lucy Owens
Elton Hoff
Harry Owens
Chester
W. Va
Nettie Barnhart
Harry Gibbs
Charles
Bob
Virginia Ann
Nancy
Joe
Frank Barnett
Hoff
E. B. McCualsky
Andrew McCualsky
Joe Cubbison
Evelyn
W. E. Bingman
A. W. Brandeberry
Florence Humphrey
Roberta
E. F. Rose
Cleveland
L. M. Walden
Parkersburg
Clara Daugherty
Cherubs Charmin Tisp Blouses Inspired by Scandinavian Peasant Style
The starchy white blouses for little girls feature ruffled silhouettes and embroidered accents. Ruffles grace high collars and full sleeves with bright whipcord bands, while another blouse shows a standing collar push-up sleeves and embroidered inserts on sleeves and yoke.
Wilkesville Garden Club Hosts Fundraiser and Debates
Mrs. William Mahaffey hosted the Wilkesville Garden Club meeting with a March of Dimes donation. The program featured songs by local singers and a debate on whether annuals or perennials give more garden pleasure. A plate lunch followed. Also noted: James M. Penn funeral at Presbyterian Church. Anna Williams moved to a clinic after a fall. several local residents relocated residences.
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Wilkesville
William Mahaffey
Wilkesville Garden Club
March of Dimes
Margaret Spires
Cora Mahaffey
Carolyn Parsons
Pearl Horton
Leona Davis
Shirley Spires
Bessie Wells
James M. Penn
Presbyterian Church
Anna Williams
Danville
Strong
Pomeroy
Williams
Clifford Unree
Bessie Well
Frank Woods
Emory Johnson
Aikman
Earl Spires
Hay
Minnie Shelvne
J. E. Strong
Zanesville
Dieter’s Blues Alert Offers Self Treat Alternatives
Diet expert Dr. Samuel M. Bloom advises dieters to replace overeating with new pleasures such as a hat, hairstyle, handbag, book, or a movie. For hunger, he suggests dissolving a clove candy to curb appetite, and outlines a Fourth Day diet including orange, cereal, eggs, bread, beef, vegetables, fruit, and skim milk.
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Samuel M. Bloom
Red Cross Group To Entertain Veterans Saturday
The Athens County Camp and Hospital Council of the Red Cross led by Mrs. Roger Connor plans an entertainment visit to the Veterans Hospital Chillicothe Saturday. OU bus transportation is arranged by Mrs. B. F. Cutler, with the regular monthly dance held on the second Thursday.
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Ohio University
Downey Says Women Should Listen Not Lead Chats
Radio star Morton Downey argues that popular women should be listeners and avoid quiz master roles. He warns about jealous questions and urges wives to let men share their day, suggesting better ways to show interest and avoid intruding on business at home.
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Morton Downey
Downey
Career tips for feminine office workers in light of appearance
A movie company expert shares six rules for women seeking advancement. Do not overdo makeup or tug stockings. Do not file nails or apply makeup at desk. Do not sprawl or sit with poor posture. Do not hang a wall mirror to avoid preening temptations.
Christmas Gift Thank-You Etiquette and Club Notices
The piece advises writing thank-you notes within the week after Christmas to convey genuine appreciation. It also notes the Art and Thimble Club of Shade hosting an all-day quilting party at Mrs. R. F. Perry's home this Thursday, and mentions a brass door-tracker wax treatment to prevent tarnish.
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McDougal Wscs
Adam LaFollette
Art and Thimble Club of Shade
R. F. Perry
Open-Face Apple Pie With Cheese Pastry
Open face apple pie recipe uses a cheese crust made from flour salt grated American cheese shortening and water. Fillings combine apples sugar flour salt nutmeg cinnamon and butter baked about 375 degrees for 50 minutes in a nine inch pie plate.
Baby Stephen Leroy Born In Glouster
Mrs. Charles Kittle Jr. brought home Monday from Sheltering Arms Hospital in the C. F. Wallace ambulance. The new baby, Stephen Leroy, weighs five pounds 12 ounces at birth and was born January 9. Grandparents are Roy Knight of Glouster and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kittle Sr. Great grandparents include Mrs. Sophia Nagle, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kittle, and Mrs. Ida Buchman.
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William J. Dilley
Virgena Dabritz
Judy Denece
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Van
Lyle Dabritz
Athens
Joe Dilley
Sidney
Nebraska
Oswald Dabritz
Nelsonville
Route Two
Minear C.E.S
Glouster
Charles Kittle, Jr
C. F. Wallace
Stephen Leroy
Roy Knight
Charles Kittle
Sophia Nagle
Reuben Kittle
Ida Buchman
Hollister
Glouster Social Roundup Notices
Glouster residents report visits and guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Reese were in Shawnee Sunday. Mrs. Rose Eberle of Cleveland visits Mrs. Margaret Bright this week. Floyd Winn of Columbus visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Murphy. Millard Munden, an Ohio State University student, spent weekend with his mother. Ward attendants E. Mundew, Stansberry, and Norman Schoeman stayed with relatives in Glouster and Trimble.
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Glouster
Thomas R. Reese
Shawnee
Rose Eberle
Cleveland
Margaret Bright
Floyd Winn
Columbus
Melvin Murphy
Millard Munden
Ohio State University
E. E. Mundew
Frederick Stansberry
Norman Schoeman
Trimble Education Board Elect Officers for Term
At an organizational meeting the Trimble Township Board of Education chose Dallas Christmas as president Robert Cooper as vice president Edward Phelps as clerk treasurer Other board members include Ray Roberts John Mingus and Herbert Dew Meetings will be on the first Monday of each month
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Glouster
Trimble Township
OLS Feted by Hostesses
The Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter OBS met in Masonic Hall Friday evening with Mrs. Iva Pedicord presiding. Officers nominated were Nona Craft president Patience Wallace vice president Sara Willis secretary Isabel Bulloch treasurer Lena E Davis pianist and elected by acclamation to start at the next meeting. A social hour followed with refreshments for listed members and one guest, Mrs. Victoria Swett of Athens.
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Nona Craft
Patience Wallace
Sara Willis
Isabel Bulloch
Lena E. Davis
Mary M. Bryson
Adda Blower
Ora Kittle
Annetta Lewis
Ella McDonald
Iva Pedicord
Isabel Vernon
Victoria Swett
Athens
Lodge Installs New Officers
In Glouster at a Pythian Sisters meeting, Nell Lawson installed year officers with Weltha Williams and Mae Oliver assisting. Officers named include Beulah Lee M E C Ina Morgan E S C Blanche Strohmeyer E J C Flo Henry Manager Mary Cheng M of F Margaret Marquis M of R & C Mary King Protegor Grace Dugan Guard. Next meeting set for Jan 15 at K of P Hall.
Mary Sands Dies at 87 in Trimble Area
Mrs. Mary Elizab eth Sands, 87, of Route 1 Glou ster, died at 5 p.m. Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith. Her husband died earlier. All seven children preceded her. Funeral at West Side Church of Christ Trimble Thursday 2 p.m. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Body at C F Wallace funeral home with viewing.
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Glouster
Mary Elizabeth Sands
Dan Smith
West Side Church of Christ
Trimble
Maplewood
C. F. Wallace
F and A M To Meet In Glouster Lodge 607 Session
Glouster Lodge 607 F and A M will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 p m. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred on one candidate.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Church Adds New Deacons Last Sunday
Glouster Church of Christ added Ralph Byers and Harry Vernon as deacons at the Sunday morning service to handle increased activities and attendance. The church plans for 14 members to attend the Tri state camp banquet Friday evening at the Indianola Church of Christ in Columbus, sponsored by Ernest Jones and Earl Pough. Pastor Daniel K. Teater noted evening attendance has nearly doubled since slides were introduced in sermons.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Ralph Byers
Harry Vernon
Tristate
Indianola Church of Christ
Columbus
Ernest Jones
Earl Pough
Daniel K. Teater
Anna Matthews Dies Monday in Ohio Town
Mrs. Anna Mae Matthews, a former Derthick resident, died in Lancaster Monday. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Glouster Church of Christ, Rev. Daniel K. Teater officiating. Burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by eight children Raymond Wilford Glenford Arthur Betty and others. husband died in 1938. two sons and a daughter preceded her. Also survived by two brothers and four sisters.
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Glouster
Anna Mae Matthews
Derthick
Lancaster
Glouster Church of Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Maplewood Cemetery
Raymond
Wilford
Glenford
Arthur
Betty
Bernice O'Neal
Violet Gibbs
Beatrice
Bert Andrews
Garfield Andrews
Elsie Hartcock
Daisy Hamilton
Sylvia Sweeney
Arthur Conway
Mothers Club Has Program in Glouster
The Jacksonville Mothers Club met at Mrs. Captain Roberts’s home in Glouster on Friday. Four talks were presented by Leona Orme, Pearl Miller, Elizabeth Roebuck, and Lucile Williams, followed by a general discussion. Refreshments were served to nine members including Mrs. Roberts.
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Maxine Linscott
Gladys Kempton
Martha Kloh
Julius Bratka
Captola Roberts
Card Party Slated by Holy Cross Parish
A public card party sponsored by Holy Cross Parish Church will be held in the church basement Friday at 7 30 p m. Tables will be set for bridge euchre 500 and pinocle with lunch available from the ladies.
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Holy Cross Parish Church
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