Korean clothing relief drive organized by Athens church group
The Athens Council of Church Women of the United Church Women sponsors a Korean clothing relief campaign. Residents should donate wearable items at local churches labeled Korean relief. Include contact name for each filled basket and a can or envelope for shipping funds. Cash may be mailed to Mrs. George Starcher, treasurer. Other committee members include Mrs. Monroe Vermillion and Mrs. Carl Sylvester.
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Athens
Korea
George Starcher
the _ International
The
Athers Council
Northwood Drive
Monroe Vermillion
Carl Sylvester
C. R. White
William Stehr
Claude Kantner
Beulah Jones
Anna Williams
Glenice Senegal
Carl Rose
C. C. Bean
Athens Council of Church Women
Mrs. A
Mrs. B
Mrs. C
Mabel
Martha
Concert Choir and University Chorus in Memorial Auditorium
The combined concert featured Hollace Arment leading the Concert Choir and Karl Ahrendt directing the University Chorus. The program opened with carols and works by Bach Mozart Brahms Durufle and more, highlighted by You Came With the Leaves by Joseph B Henry and the vivid Echo Song by Orlando Lassus. The University Chorus offered Modern Music and selections by Parker Mueller Barber Copland and Ja cob Niles with Helen Ledford soprano. The eight member string orchestra joined for the finale including a Holiday song encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Chorus
Memorial Auditorium
Hollace Arment
Arment
Karl Ahrendt
Bach
Mozart
Brahms
Durcell
Charles Tessier
Orlando Lassus
John Ireland
Joseph B. Henry
Fastman School of Music
William Gill
Lorlando Lassus
John Jacob Niles
Helen Ledford
University
Horatio Parker
Carl Mueller
Samuel Barber
Nevelyn Theobald
Aaron Copland
1931 Ohio University Basketball Squad Honored at Dinner
A Saturday dinner in Howard Hall honored the 1931 Ohio University basketball squad along with coaches and their wives. Carroll Widdoes welcomed the group on behalf of the university and athletic department as numerous players and attendees were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Howard Hall
Carroll Widdoes
Harry Lackey
Athens
Shader Saunders
Columbus
Harold Brown
Gallipolis
Lenard Sadosky
Cleveland
Walter Williams
Pittsburgh
Vernette Wolfe
Smither
W. Va
Jerome Warshower
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tom Evans
Martin L. Hecht
Clark Williams
Vicherow
Carroll C. Widdoes
Jack Hostatler
Baker Council Meets Tuesday In Community Meeting
Baker Neigh borhood Advisory Council met Tuesday evening at the Jacoby home. Ralph Barker led a council poll on farm policy from the Speak Up Mr. Farmer guide. A collection was taken for the Polio Fund and refreshments served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barker
Council
Farmer
Baker Neighborhood Advisory Council
Harry Jacoby
Polio Fund
Olin Baker
Harold Brown
Leo Frost
Frank Gilham
Shower and Belling for Mr and Mrs Leonard Bruker
A shower and bel ling will be given at 8 p m Saturday for Mr and Mrs Leonard Bruker at the home of Mrs Bruker s parents Mr and Mrs William Butler Stewart Friends are invited.
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Leonard Bruker
The Lies We Tell Ourselves as a Family Chronicle
Mrs Y uses her daughter Paula as a scapegoat for marital strain. Paula, 16, smokes and misbehaves while Mrs Y resents Mr Y for supporting his aging mother. The text argues repressed anger redirects to children and urges fair, just treatment to restore family love.
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Paula
Mrs. Y
Junior high GAA travels for play day and plans in March
Junior high GAA members and advisor Elsie Cobb traveled to Marietta for a Saturday play day. In March the Senior High School club plans a play day in Athens. Friday the eighth and ninth grade kickball teams, Sandy Yuill’s team 10-6 Arminda Kimes, Emily Householder’s 6-4 over Pat Risley. Senior GAA met Thursday for practice basketball. Results include Barbara Nellis over Esther Hedges 12-6 and Nancy Riegel over Antoinette Oadis 13-9. Tuesday the seventh grade GAA played mass games.
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Elsie Cobb
Marietta
Athens
Sandy Yuill
Arminda Kimes
Emily Householder
Pat Risley
G.A.A
Barbara Nellis
Esther Hedges
Nancy Riegel
Antoinette Oadis
Schools of Ohio topic leads Maecenas Club meeting
Mrs. Charles Weber presented the program Schools of Ohio when the Maecenas Literary Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Leslie Irwin 220 W State St. Mrs Ray Smith president conducted the business meeting. Mrs John McElroy 139 N Lancaster St will host next meeting January 23.
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Charles Weber
Ohio
Maecenas Literary Club
Leslie Irwin
Ray Smith
John’ McElroy
N. Lancaster St
Women Bridge Social Turns Quiet Rivalry Into Showdown
A California diagnostician says nervous women may form at bridge tables and the scene at a recent party featured sharp wit and envy as guests like Mrs A Mrs B and Mrs C dominated conversations and games. The East Side PTA meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the school auditorium with T J Paisley of Medina presenting a Bees film and talk for families.
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California
American Medical Association
PTA
East Side
T. J. Paisley
Medina
Seamless Needlework Patterns and Craft Gifts
Easy to make dress patterns with waist Insets for a slim look and oversize buttons. Pattern No 8730 available in sizes 13 34 16 18 20 40 42 size 14 requires 3% yards of 35 or 39 inch. Send 20c coins name address size to Sue Burnett Athens Messenger 1150 Ave Americas NYC. Also knit a lacy stole from Pattern Envelope No 2097 and order Anne Cabot Albums with 2 cent gift pattern.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Public officials face perils of long tenure and dictatorship
The piece argues power breeds egotism and proposes term limits for Congress and Senate. It compares rotating police to fixed beats and calls for leadership changes to curb corruption and influence. It urges readers to contact Dr. Crane for psychological charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony B
U.S
Congress
County Agent Reports Athens County 4 H and home programs
Florence B. McBride, Athens County home demonstration agent, outlines last year’s activities. Over 500 women and 300 girls participated in nutrition, budgeting, food preservation, clothing, sewing clinics, and home furnishing projects. 4 H Club groups, camps, fairs, and a county picnic featured demonstrations and exhibits. The Home Demonstration Council expanded from ten members with names listed from multiple towns.
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Florence B. McBride
Athens County
Tar Hollow
Waldo Poston
Albany
Lewis McBride
Verna Marquis
Athens
George D. King
Ames
J. M. Felton
Bern
Wayne Harris
Ross Wright
Lodi
Ruth Richmond
Helen Rogers
Troy
H. G. Henry
Sharpsburg
Club Calendar shows multiple local group meetings
Sayre Study Circle at 2 p.m. led by Mrs. E. L. Poston on 14 Hocking St. Social Literary Club at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. W. H. Cooper at Thackery House. New Marshfield Delilah Rebekah meets at 7:30 p.m. and Hobson Study Circle at 7:30 p.m. West Side PTA discusses led by named residents. American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. Lodi Grange installation at Shade Grange Hall at 8 p.m. with Mrs. L. B. Miller presiding.
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Sayre
E. L. Poston
Hocking St
CCL
Wilson Snyder
Elmwood Pl
W. H. Cooper
Thackery House
P. E. Hixon
New Marshfield
Rebekah
Hobson
Miss Delle Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Lodi Grange
Shade Grange
Rummage sale plans set after WBA meeting at IOOF Hall
The WBA met Tuesday at the IOOF Hall to discuss a rum mage sale for February 1. Geneva Masterson and Betty Mizicko were named team captains for a membership contest. Mizicko listed as contact for donations at 27457. Auditing committee named Ethel Beekman Marie Leonard Mizicko, Katie Swartz and Ruth Baughman to arrange refreshments for the next social night January 22. Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Gail Watkins included Vernett Wolfe and son Barry from Smithers West Virginia, noted as a member of the 1931 basketball team honored this weekend.
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WBA
IOOF
Geneva Masterson
Betty Mizicko
Gail Watkins
Vernett Wolfe
Barry
Smithers
W. Va
Wolfe
Monthly Pains Relief Promised by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Doctors test Lydia Pinkham’s Compound shows relief in three of four cases for menstrual pains cramps and backaches. New tablets with added iron claim quicker or steadier comfort through the month and during the change of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydie Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham’s
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Kermit Blosser
James Johnson
James Snyder
Thor Olson
William J. Trautwein
Brandon T. Grover
Tad Grover
Edson Heaton
Paul O’brien
Ed Belsho
Baker Council
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Chesterhill, Ohio
Muriel Lawrence
GAA
AERA
Quick's
Schools of
Ruth Millett
Suf Burnett
George W. Crane
Horace Houf
Second St
West Side Pta
Harold McBride
Gertrude Linnenbuegge
Carl Hansen
Edward Brandeberry
Stimson
Easler’s Dairy Products
Council On Foods and Nutrition
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