Spragues and relatives guest on Grand Rapids visit
Speaking personally the Sprague family from Grand Rapids and Madison spent a week with Dr and Mrs John R Sprague at 53 Morris Ave in Parkersburg The William Spragues returned to Michigan while John Sprague and his wife planned a winter trip to the Bahamas Dr Reed er left for Philadelphia after the death of J Arthur Beuhler president of Samson Paper Co Reeder regional rep will return Sunday Heck undergoes surgery in Parkersburg Hospital Fisher family attended Tri State Horsemen meeting in Cincinnati visited Kentucky farms and Christine the mare Lois Orr Hazel Finsterwald and Mrs Edward Sprague visited Columbus for AAA International Travel Department sessions at the Deshler Hilton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Sprague
Suzanne
Kathy
Grand Rapids
Mich
John T. Sprague
Madison
Wisc
John R. Sprague
Morris Ave
William Spragues
John Sprague
Miami
Fla
Sprague
Bahamas
D. David Reeder
Philadelphia
J. Arthur Beuhler
Norristown
Beuhler
Samson Paper Company
Reeder
Ohio
W. Virginia
Kentucky
J. Howard Fisher
Jackie Fisher
Tri-State Horsemen’s Association Trustees
Cincinnati
Bradford
Springfield
Miss Fisher
Christine
Whitney Farms
Lois Orr
Hazel Finsterwald
Edward A. Sprague
Columbus
AAA International Travel Department
Deshler-Hilton Hotel
University panel on changing world roles at OU meeting
The OU Newcomers Club hosts a panel discussion on the university role in a changing world on Wednesday February 1 in Room 310 Speech Building. Panelists include Dr Carl Shermer Walter Taylor Richard Bald and Dr Richard Huling with Dr John Highlander as moderator. A social hour in the Red Room follows with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU Newcomers Club
Speech Building
Carl Shermer
Walter Taylor
School of Architecture
Richard Bald
Sistant
Richard Huling
John Highlander
Paul Noble
John Lucas
Frederick Otter
Orville Larson
Russell Smith
John Mack
Willing Workers Class Organizes at Free Will Church
The Willing Workers group of Richland Avenue Free Will Baptist Church met at W. E. Dickens home to organize a Bible class and elect officers. Officers named were Mrs. Nancy Jane Gibbs president, Mrs. Ernest Rosser vice president, Eva Legg secretary, Mrs. Lucille Pierce treasurer. A flower committee appointed with Mrs. Dickens and Mrs. Minnie Gabriel. The class will meet the second Friday of each month in a member’s home. Meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Group
Richland Avenue
Free Will Baptist Church
Exotic Meals Leader To Address Athens County Session
Miss Irene Netz nutrition specialist from Ohio State University will address a leaders training session of the Athens County Home Economics program at Athens Grange Hall on Wednesday. Mrs. Florence McBride, home economics agent, says the session will cover Gourmet Meals and the use of herbs and spices with demonstrations of exotic dishes. Leaders from county Home Demonstration clubs will attend and relay information to members. Roll call topic is What Makes a Meal Special. attendees to bring a sack lunch cup and own coffee cream. Coffee furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Netz
Athens County
Athens Grange Hall
Florence McBride
Netz
Ohio State University
Needlework patterns and 1961 catalog offer
The notice promotes cross stitch bluebirds and flowers with transfer motifs pattern 565, requests 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing, and lists Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. Also mentions a 1961 Needlecraft Catalog with over 125 designs and free instructions for veil caps. Dorothy Goldberg profile follows, detailing her art career, marriage to Arthur Goldberg, education, and family. Also brief items on canonization talk for Martin de Porres, Baptist mill purchase, and a global Day of Prayer for Students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
AP News
Dorothy Goldberg
Chicago
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Liberty Magazine
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
School of Social Service Administration
Hull House
Barbara
School of Social Service
Robert
Amherst College
Shantung
Sarah
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Skirts Even Shorter Dior Line By Marc Bohan
Paris fashion notes show designer Marc Bohan for Dior unveiling a slim look with long waistless bodices and lightly flared skirts, often revealing the knee. The collection features waistless beaded sheaths for evening wear, unfitted midhip jackets, and varied headpieces with a modern hair style replacing high chignons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dior
Nadeane Walker
Paris
Marc Bohan
Bohan
Union Furnace Social News Highlights Nearby Visits
Local households share weekend visits and afternoon calls across Logan Lancaster Starr and surrounding towns. Families swap stories as Murray Bumgardner Boothe Stevens Stevens Clark Levering Thomas and Hixenbaugh kin gather with relatives and friends in multiple communities.
Methodist schools see slow enrollment rise in Nashville report
Up in Nashville the 136 Methodist affiliated colleges and seminaries show enrollment up 2.7 percent last year, lagging behind the national 4.4 percent growth. Sunday school enrollment dipped 0.5 percent. In Cambridge, professors attend the Sixth Faculty Summer School in Theology and Religion at Episcopal Theological School from July 26 to August 30 to connect research with Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Church
Church
Board of Education
Cambridge
Mass
Episcopal Theological School
Mrs Farrow Elected WBA President at Cottage Tea House
Mrs. Charles Farrow was elected president of the WBA at a Tuesday meeting at Cottage Tea House. Officers named for the year include Mrs. E. M. Wolcott as vice president and Mrs. Edward Mizicko as chaplain. Retiring president Mrs. Ernest Baughman received a gift as thanks. The next meeting is Feb 28 at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs. Ward Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farrow
WBA
Cottage Tea House
E. M. Wolcott
Edward Mizicko
James Josten
Harry Cokenougher
Frieda Wollock
Ernest Baughman
Farrow
Ward Swartz
Birth of Timothy Troy Hanna in Millersburg
Mr and Mrs Harold Hanna announce the birth of their son Timothy Troy on January 21. They also have a two year old son Michael. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Keirns and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Edgar Keirns of Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hanna
Millersburg
Timothy Troy
Hannas
Michael
Howard Keirns
Edgar Keirns
Amesville
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C. D. Heck
W. Union St
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Pierre Balmain
Goldbergs
Rome
Vatican
Martin de Porres
Peru
Cheraw
S. C
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Burlington Industries
Council of Bishops
McKee Drugs, Inc
Fred Kiltan
Athens” Security Bank
Clover Farm Stores
Clover Farm
U. Furnace
Albert Ingmire
Union Furnace
John Murray
Mr. Murray
Ernest Murray
John Bumgardner
Walter Bumgardner
Laurel Run
Ethel McCune
Rockbridge
Paul Stevens
Sugar Grove
Ellen Stevens
Harold Powell
John Boothe
Corning
Jack Neal
Chillicothe
Millie King
Inez Kern
Logan
Delbert Rheinscheid
Joe Ross
Lancaster
Charles Clark
Earl Jeffreys
van Wert
Lewis Davis
Louise Wood
Nelsonville
Minnie Anthony
Jerry Clark
Obetz
Clark
Sawyer Hixenbaugh
Carl Littlejohn
Cliff Hopkins
Timothy Troy Hanna
Methodist
T. Otto Nall
Minneapolis
POPE
Pope John XXIII
U. S
Silvertown
Augus
Main & Market St
Logan, Ohio
Tani Ban-Lon
Brookviews LL
Puritan Ban
Athens
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