Winter Formal Decor at Berry Hotel for Pi Beta Phi
Pi Beta Phi members and guests filled the Arrow Room at the Berry Hotel Saturday night for a Rex Koons orchestra dance from 8:30 to midnight. Nine foot gold arrows, a blue white crest backdrop, and 300 white balloons created a festively branded winter formal atmosphere with grand march led by Virginia Mullett and Tommy Morgan.
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Pi Beta Phi
Berry Hotel
Rex Koons
Sorority
Virginia Mullett
Tommy Morgan
Elma Grey
Bill Merkel
M. E. Smith
C. N. Mackinnon
E. J. Jones
Chi Omega Carnation Ball Held at Athens Country Club
Chi Omega Sorority hosted a formal Carnation Ball at the Athens Country Club on Saturday night. The event opened with the grand march led by sorority president Miss June Lowmiller and escort Mr. Grant Hoover. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Herman G. James, Dr. and Mrs. Victor Whitehouse, and several faculty and local residents.
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Chi Omega
Athens Country Club
Chi Omega Sorority
June Lowmiller
Grant Hoover
Jean Wright
Matthew
University Symphony Opens Memorial Concert Series
University Symphony Group under Professor Deforest W Ingerham opened its Memorial University series with Haydns Symphony in E flat major dubbed the kettledrum symphony. Mendelssohn Ruy Blas followed with Pschaikowsky Nutcracker selections and Brahms Academic Festival Overture closed. Phi Mu ushers assisted.
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University Symphony Group
Memorial
Deforest W. Ingerham
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Franz Joseph Haydn
Haydn
Quinto Maganini
Johannes Brahms
Phi Mu
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Don't rely on uncertain products. Time proven general tonic for women uses wholesome herbs and roots to build physical resistance and calm nerves. For over 60 years women have shared benefits, with over a million reports of improvement.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Music theme at club meeting and community notices
Mrs Louis F Hammerle reviewed music and Mrs William M Bryant spoke on Music in Sing Sing at a Pallas Club meeting at 25 N College St. Victorian society notices list Poston Community House events including quilting sewing and music lessons, Boy Scout, library hours, and girls club gatherings.
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Louis F. Hammerle
William M. Bryant
Pallas Club
William ‘G. Seaman
N. College St
Bryant
Margaret A. Benedict
Into Your Thirties Look to the Stars for Your Looks
Alicia Hart advises women entering thirty to adopt a "Thirty Smarty" routine emphasizing poise, posture, and smart fashion. She notes stars improve with age, urges careful grooming, flawless makeup, and regular exercise while stressing weight management and neck and eye care.
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Alicia Hart
Hollywood
Mrs. Mina Baker Observes Her 91st Birthday
Mrs. Mina Baker known as Aunt Mina celebrated her 91st birthday at home in New Marshfield. She was the last member of the Mayhugh pioneer family of Waterloo Township and widow of Isaiah Baker. A longtime Sunday school teacher and Missionary Society activist, she remains active locally with flowers as a hobby and by participating in church events.
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New Marshfield
Mina Baker
Mina
Baker
Mamie Steele
Louisa Steele
Mina Fry
Athens
J. P. Emish
Mineral
Eva Wert
Ardilla Shuster
Ray Huff
New Marshfield M. P
Earl Baker
Philippine Islands
Student Candlelight Recital At Music Hall
Ohio University School of Music staged a Student Candlelight Recital in Music Hall Auditorium Sunday afternoon. Performers included Jane Foster and Betty McClure with accompanying musicians such as Newman Powell, Barbara Taylor, Stephene Ullman, Florine Mrlatt, Leona Algeo, Donald Taylor, Adelaide Grodick, William Evans, Helen Toby, Eleanor Stiles, Beth Pearce and more.
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Ohio University School of Music
Music Hall
Athens
Jane Foster
Betty McClure
Newman Powell
McClure
Barbara Taylor
Stephene Ullman
Florine Marlatt
Leona Algeo
Donald Taylor
Adelaide Grodick
William Evans
Helen Toby
Eleanor Stiles
Beth Pearce
Waterloo High School Operetta Set for January 20
The Waterloo High School music class presents the operetta Oh Doctor on January 20 at 8:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Leading cast includes James Romine, Elsie Stright, Lois Mulpas, Billy Mulpas, Castor Giffin, Harold Clenn din, James Barber, Ann McBride, Jane Hill, Mary Ellen Sneddon, Marjorie Lowry, Herman Stewart, Wesley Rice, Kenneth Elliott, Glen Reeder, Doris Beverage, and George Pidcock. Special choruses feature nurses, cowboys, bandits, Spaniards, patients, and visitors. Directed by Orpha Dinsmoor. costumes supervised by Mrs Mildred Judy.
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Waterloo High School
James Romine
Elsie Stright
Lois Mulpas
Billy Mulpas
Castor Giffin
Harold Clendennin
James Barber
Ann MceBride
Jane Hill
Mary Ellen Sneddon
Marjorie Lowry
Herman Stewart
Wesley Rice
Kenneth Elliott
Glen Reeder
Doris Beverage
George Pidcock
Orpha Dinsmoor
Mildred Judy
Betty Bell Birthday Party Celebrates Eighth Anniversary
Betty Bell marks her eighth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Orville Bell at 230 W State St. Guests include Nancy Risley Bonnie Guess Billy Johnson Wanda Potts Jimmy Scott and more. Prizes awarded for games and refreshments served.
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Orville Bell
W. State St
Betty
Nancy Risley
Bonnie Guess
Billy Johnson
Wanda Potts
Jimmy Scott
Martha Chappel
Elizabeth Black
Monalee Frost
Barbara Fierce
Betty Deeters
Calendar of Monday meetings and events across local groups
Regular meeting of the Women's CTP Auxiliary at Mrs. E J Shannon 80 W State St. Miss Helen Foreman of Baltimore will attend. 600 Married People's Class pot luck dinner at the church 6 p m. Theta Upsilon Auxiliary at Mrs Roy H Paynter 81 Grosvenor St 7:30 p m. Athenian Temple No 173 Pythian Sisters meet 7 p m with a public benefit party after lodge. Women's Democratic Club at Mrs Edward Banks 37 Franklin Ave 7:30 p m with Mrs Banks assisted by Mildred Banks and George Banks. Tuesday Club meets Jan 17 at 37 W State St with Prof and Mrs Fontaine. Guest speaker R J Schaar topic Federal Forestry Conservation Program. Dinner at 6:30. Sayre Study Circle at Mrs R J Studer 155 Grosvenor St Tuesday 2 00 p m. United Spanish War Veterans Camp 78 and Ladies Auxiliary No 64 meet in I O O F Hall Tuesday night Dinner 7:00 p m important business and installation of new officers.
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Hobson Study Circle
Wilson Norris
E. State St
China
CTP
E. J. Shannon
W. State St
Helen Foreman
Baltimore
Cooperative Traffic Program
The
Christian Church
Oo. Theta Upsilon Auxiliary
Roy H. Paynter
Grosvenor St
Athenian Temple
Women's Democratic Club
Edward Banks
Franklin Ave
Banks
Mildred Banks
George Banks
Paul Fontaine
R. J. Schaar
Federal Forestry Conservation Program
Sayre
R. J. Studer
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fly Over for Lunch in Modern Times
A travel feature notes rapid air travel from Athens to Troy and beyond. It highlights Athens Airways and the Waco factory, describing Brazilian order planes, a Model N test flight with Bob Swift, and pilots like Slim Campbell and Henry King making cross country hops.
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Troy
Athens
Athens Airways, Inc
Midsky
Waco
Mama
Portugese
O. K
Brazil
South America
Jevel
Dr. C. Flowers
Bob Swift
Swift Air Service
Bob
Central America
Slim” Campbell
Charles A. Thomas
Henry du Pont
Delaware DuPonts
Sportsman
Arkansas
Dayton
Sea Island
Georgia
Don Flowers
Henry King
Chicago
King
Waco Aircraft Corporation
Waco Pro
Pittsburgh
Rand
Personal notices recount weekend visits and society events
Miss Phillis Jordan visited her parents at 146 Grosvenor Street and attended the Hill-Rowland wedding and Chi Omega formal. Mr. and Mrs. Colley and Mr. Woodruff visited Alexandria to see Colley’s sister and her husband, the Towers. The Jordans’ sister-in-law is recuperating in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts hosted Ted Roberts of Cleveland for the weekend. Friends of Gordon Ruth of The Garden will host a beling and shower after their January 14 marriage. The King’s Daughters class meeting at the Wesle yan Service Guild was postponed with a new date to be announced.
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Phillis Jordan
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor St
Columbus
Miss Jordan
Hill-Rowland
Francis Colley
New Marshfield Road
Fred Woodruff
Alexandria
Mr. Colley
Vastine Tower
C. G. Jordan
C. G. Joredan
Athens
Gordon B. Ruth
Garden
King's Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Olive Tablets Promote Bile Flow and Digestion
Claiming to relieve constipation and sluggish liver, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a safe, vegetable-based aid to stimulate bile production and improve intestinal action. Available in 30 60 cent sizes, sold in drugstores.
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Jane Biggers
Marjorie Wheaton
Virginia Pride
Helen Baker
Jean Finsterwald
Frances Batten
Gerald Stauffer
Mary Robertson
George Calvin
Martha Jones
Dick Brenberger
Frances Moler
Gordon Dow
Bettie McCleary
Art Navarre
Jeane Houf
Howard Horton
Charles Baccus
Dorothy Smith
Jack Hyslop
Ruth Mayes
Sam Long
Barbara Brenner
Frank Conrad Baumholtz
Jerry Baker
Sue Woolley
Charles Standah
Betty Gailey
Paul Day
Carl Danner
Kathryn Sherrard
Bill Jurkovic
Fred Lloyd
Jim McArthur
Jim Galloway
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Bob Wertman
Jane Stephenson
Howard Wertman
Logan
Poston Community House
Victor Whitehouse
Clarence Roach
Edgar Snow
Greta Garbo
Plains
Plains High School
Edna Wolfe
Jjoin
Waterloo
H. S. Operetta
Betty Bell
Priscilla Needle Club
Frederick Pearson
Morris Ave
Sacramento
Cal
Joe Pena
Folsom Prison
Joseph Foster
George Kaminsky
JackiKenealy
Cuest Corps
Vicks Vaporub
Athens Ice & Storage Co
By Marian Bush Reeder
United States
Department of Commerce
Carl Roberts
Ted Roberts
Cleveland
Anne Adams
W. 17Th ST
New York
N. Y