Citizenship Program Traced at DAR Meet
Mrs. W P Lochary outlined how Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R can distribute citizenship manuals in 19 languages to foreign students displaced persons and in schools libraries and hospitals. The event at Cottage Tea House also elected new members approved a 1950 51 budget and named delegates for state conference and continental congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Lochary
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cottage Tea House
Athens
Lochary
Edward Jirik
Fifty-Ninth
Continental Congress
Lowell Burnelle
Faye Baker Cline
Ohio Dar News
Charles Wendelken
J. T. Merwin
DAR
Foster Harmon
George Hunter
C. E. Gorham
D. C. Snow
Charles Woodworth
Jack Sweeney
Henry Bobo
Cline
O. D. Dailey
Vinton County
D.A.R
Athens County
Anna Pearl McVey
Cornelia Meigs
Akron
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Carl Caston
Washington
Blanche Henry
Regent’s
Burnelle
Harold Vaughn
Atkinson
H. F. Cromley
G. S
Mrs. Klein
Berry Hotel
Klein
Henry
Vaughn
Charles Trout
Byron Wolfe
Leona Picard
Slim Silhouette Hip-Slimming Exercises Advised
The article promotes hip reduction to fit new spring fashions. It describes two quick exercises: a seated hip walk with raised elbows to lift balancing and forward movement, and a sprinter stance with alternating leg jumps. Repetition and consistent practice are urged to maintain slim hips.
GLOUSTER Proceeds From Scales To Help Polio Fund
Scoutmaster Ted Byers says all proceeds from scales at the Sanders Building corner by the Post Office, starting today through Monday Jan 30, go to the March of Dimes drive. The High Street scales, placed months ago for scout activity funds, will stay for weight watchers and to aid the local scout treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ted Byers
Sanders
High Street
Birthday Observed for Mrs. Mary Love in Glouster
Mrs. Mary Love of Glouster celebrated her eighty seventh birthday on January 10. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Marion Champlin sent a white shawl and their daughters a bouquet from Rittman Ohio. Family members sent greetings and baked a cake. Grandchildren Bill Barbara and Lee Love and Virgil Davis Jr. offered greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Love
Marion Champlin
Love
Rittman
Ohio
Virgil Davis
Francis Love
Columbus
Lee Love
Bill
Barbara Love
Virgil Davis Jr
OU Dramatics Group Elects Miss Georgeanne Fornwall
Ohio University junior Miss Georgeanne Fornwall from McArthur was elected president of Footlighter's the OU Junior Honorary Dramatic Society during pledging ceremonies in Memorial Auditorium Lounge. John Lynn was made an honorary member as seven new pledges were announced.
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Georgeanne Fornwall
Ohio University
College of Fine Arts
McArthur
Footlighter’s
Memorial Auditorium
Robert Wilson
Columbus
John Lynn
Joan Fleming
LeDale Williams
Hamilton
Marilyn McGinnis
Cleveland
Wayne Adams
Bucyrus
James P. Banks
Athens
Dale Dunn
New Philadelphia
John C. Wise
Sidney Cohen
Carl A. Udall
Leavittsburg
Miss Herbert Chooses Paths for Women Leaders at OU Rally
Miss Elizabeth Herbert spoke to Ohio University women leaders at Lindley Hall praising leadership growth through active roles in education, welfare, youth work, and community groups. Mrs. Luchs followed with advice on criticism, sensitivity, and planning, as campus leaders gathered with officials and League members.
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Elizabeth Herbert
Ohio University
Lindley Hall
Miss Herbert
Ohio
Thomas W. Herbert
John Adams High
Cleveland
Herbert
Fred Luchs
Luchs
Phoenix
Mortar Board
Women’s League Senate
Irma E. Voigt
Leona W. Felsted
Betty E. Feiszli
Sandusky
Women’s League
Barbara M. Smith
Canton
Two Athens Women Capped as Gray Ladies
Two more Athens women Mrs Jack Sweeney and Mrs Howard Brinker were capped as Gray Ladies last Tuesday at the chapel of the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital. Mrs Mary Erskin presided at the ceremony with welcome by Mrs E A Hatton and address by Dr H H Botts. Seven Gray Ladies from the Athens chapter attended the event with special music provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jack Sweeney
Howard Brinker
Mary Erskin
Chillicothe Veterans’ Hospital
E. A. Hatton
Ross County
H. H. Botts
Auxiliary Votes to Send a Girl to Girls State
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary voted at their Legion home meeting to send a girl to Girls State again this year. Refreshments were served by Mrs. James Vercoe and committee. Social committee for February listed including multiple named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
James Vercoe
Clara Goodrich
John Cox
Laura Cable
Joe E. Jenkins
Wilson Carr
Edmond Efaw
M. C. Morrison
Clayton Powers
William Moody
George van Meter
Eugene Cole
Effie Lands
H. R. Archer
L. M. Williams
Creole Beef Dinner Menu with Chocolate Floating Island
A 4 serving menu headed by Creole Beef Baked Potatoes and Kale salad includes a chocolate pudding based dessert. The recipe card instructs making four portions of pudding, preparing meringue islands, baking, and serving each island atop the pudding portions.
Be Enthusiastic About a Room Redecoration
A friend has redecorated a room and the improvement is clear and exciting. The new design elevates the space with fresh color, layout, and mood, making it feel welcoming and stylish.
Athens horse owners attend Buckeye Walking Horse meet
Athens owners of Tennessee Walking Horses joined the Buckeye Walking Horse Association in Columbus for a buffet dinner at the Seneca Hotel. Directors including Jack Gilkey and other members attended as the group, which meets four times yearly, gathered among local trainers and enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tennessee Walking Horses
Columbus
Buckeye Walking Horse Association
Seneca Hotel
P. F. Good
William Hughes
Carl Ferguson
Jack Gilkey
Gilkey
Initiation of Three Is Conducted by Delta Kappa Gamma
Alpha Lambda chapter held its January meeting in the Tri Psi rooms Nelsonville with a formal dinner at 6 30 p m. and the initiation of Christine Brown Chauncey Anna Mildred Howard Trimble and Camilla Weisenbach Athens. President Phyllis McDaniel led a short business meeting. Next gathering is February 15 at 7 30 p m at the Women’s Faculty Club Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Tri Psi
Nelsonville
Christine Brown
Chauncey
Anna Mildred Howard
Club Calendar Tuesday Circles At First Methodist Church
WSCS circles meet Tuesday at 2 pm in First Methodist Church with six circles listing leaders and addresses. Athena Delphian Club hosts Cottage Tea House at 7 30 pm with hostess. Tuesday Club dinner and lecture planned. Various groups hold meetings at homes or local venues with times and contact notes.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Vickers
Lucy Michael
Morris Ave
Burns
L. A. Hamilton
Maplewood Dr
Benz
E. R. Jacoby
Athens
Houck
D. R. Clippinger
N. May Ave
Schilling
C. E. Thomas
Athena Delphian Club
Cottage Tea House
Lancaster St
Hunter E. Hope
Guild Group Presents Program At Baptist Church
The Hattie Jackson Guild Girls held a program at the Baptist Church led by guild president Patty Harding and director Gertrude Kirby. Readings, prayers, solos, duets, and a poem featured multiple performers including Louise Harding Joan Jenkins Alphonso Harding Reginald Bland Barbara Dexter and Richard Fultz. Benediction was given by Deacon Thomas Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Harding
Reginald Bland
Richard Viney
William Peyton
George Futz
Guild
Ora Viney
Deacon Thomas Brown
Loyal Wom en's Class of Church of Christ Meets
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ met in the church social rooms Friday evening with new officers hosting. Mrs. Elizabeth Waldeck presided, with a prayer by Mrs. Emerick and Scripture read by Mrs. Kate Hinton. Recitations followed from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Gandi
Agnes Eddy
Helen Thomas
Miss Coffman Hosts McLeish Sewing Circle Meeting
Miss Beatrice Coffman hosted the McLeish Sewing Circle at Mrs. Arthur Coffman’s home. New member Mrs. Ruby Norris joined. Guests enjoyed gifts and games, with hot dogs and coffee served. The circle plans a Valentine party on February 16 at Mrs. Ruby Norris’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Beatrice Coffman
McLeish
Arthur Coffman
Ruby Norris
Ray Roberts
Ethel Lowery
Shirley Lowery
Faye Nott
Bernice Lowery
Katherine Norris
Ruth Swan
Kay Nott
Men Visit Millfield And New Marshfield
Daniel Teater and Homer Vian visited New Marshfield to see Church of Christ members and the new parsonage. On the way they stopped in Millfield to visit shut in Edward Snyder, grandson of Arthur and Mrs. Triplett, where Vian played accordion pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Daniel Teater
Homer Vian
New Marshfield
Church of Christ
Millfield
Food Sale Planned at Jacksonville Methodist Church
The WSCS plans a lunch and soup sale at the Jacksonville Methodist Church Thursday at 11 a.m. Hamburgers, pie and soup will be served in the church or for carryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WSCS
Jacksonville
Injured Miner and Two Church Meetings in Glouster
John McManaway sustained a serious right ankle injury last Wednesday in a New Lexington coal mine after a loaded bank car jumped the track. In Glouster, deacons Thomas Morris Thomas Brown Wiley Harris and Walter Kirk call a special Baptist Church business meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. The Church of Christ Women’s Council holds a special meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John McManaway
New Lexington
Thomas Morris
Thomas Brown
Wiley Harris
Walter Kirk
The
Baptist Church
Women’s Council
Women’s Council of
Church of Christ
Man Dies After Fight Near Café in Portsmouth
Sherman Brown aged 61 collapsed after a fist fight near a cafe and died en route to a hospital. Police Chief Hughie Rudity reported the incident occurred Thursday night in Portsmouth as officers investigated the deadly encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Sherman Brown
Hughie Rudity
Losers Host Party By Oakdale Sunday School
GLOUSTER Members of the Oakdale Sunday School held a party in the Hollister school building. Reds won attendance control over four months while Blues provided refreshments. Men and women played games and a basketball game as part of the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Oakdale
Hollister
Reds
Blues
Club Meet Tonight Glouster Proceedings
The Junior Progressive Study Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Richard Morris on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Junior Progressive Study Club
Mra
Richard Morris
Front St
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Johnston-Carper
General Electric Appliances
Tappan Gas
Sun Ray Gas
Hoover Sweepers
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Chesterhill, Ohio
Mrs. Luchs
Auxiliary
By Cecily Brownstone
Dennis Ours
Orville Williams
M. F. Durst
Cincinnati
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Netherland Plaza Hotel
Kentucky
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F. B. Gullum
E. B. Smith
Britain
Women’s Association of Presbyterian Church
F. B. Dilley
Columbia Ave
Ray Barnhart
Senior Circle
CCL
Thomas E. Gibson
May Ave
White House
Little Theater
Athens High School
Circle 4
Howard Goodwin
State St
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Miss Coffman
Darewood Jewell
Pearl Loomis
Pete Harmuth
Mildred Loomis
Edward Moon
Kathryn Ann
Ruth Hook
Dixie Hook
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Mary Helen Jewell
Ronnie Tompkins
Georgia Barnes
Betty
David
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Athens, Ohio
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