OHIO U Theater debuts summer show in storeroom venue
Ohio University Theater opens a three one act program in the old storeroom below Ewing Hall with projected three sided seating. The cast works on staging music and costumes as Dr. Dawes notes this is the first use of music and dance in university theater this season. The plays include The Slave With Two Faces The Exchange and Hearts Caprice directed by Cobin Todd and Cox respectively.
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Third Row
Ohio University Theater
Ewing Hall
Robert Gates Dawes
School of Dramatic Art
Martin
George Todd
Ted Frye
Amelia Cox
Noel Coward
Dr. Dawes
Neckwear Takes Center Stage in Summer Wardrobe Revival
New York fashion notes collar trends that revive late nineteenth century inspired neckpieces. Georgette collars twin scarves and bows transform dresses and slacks alike offering multifunction options from a chic sash to a warming hood. Designers cite Museum of Costume Art exhibits as inspiration and note rationing limits on hats and neckwear.
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New York
Lillian Russell
Lily
Museum of Costume Art
Social and Personal News Highlights From Local Notices
Miss Jane Bayless arrives from Cincinnati for three weeks with her mother Mrs. Charles Bayless. Private Robert F. Dyar returns to Boston with the Army Signal Corps after furlough with his father. Mrs. Charles W. Harvey leaves for Springfield to visit her son and rents her home. A July Fourth weekend gathering hosts Mr and Mrs Harvey Whitlatch and Mrs Olive Herron with Akron and Columbus visitors. President and Mrs Glenn James return from Chicago after their daughter Margaret James Gibbs wedding. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Sprague visit Madison Wis and see Bill at Notre Dame and Ted at Ohio State. Birth announced for Mary Alice Carr, daughter of M. L. and spouse, with grandparents listed. Tent meeting continues at Athens County Fairgrounds with old-time gospel preaching and singing.
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Robert F. Dyar
Boston
Mass
Army Signal Corps
Commonwealth
J. F. Dyar
J. R. Sprague
John T. Sprague
Madison, Wis
Bill
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Ted
Ohio State University
Betty Jayne Yaw Weds Harold Rutter In Wellsburg Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Yaw announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jayne to Harold Rutter son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rutter of Pittsburgh Pa The wedding occurred June 12 in Wellsburg with Rev William J Farager officiating The couple will reside at 6348 Marchland St East Liberty Pittsburgh where Mr Rutter works for the B and O Railroad
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O. V. Yaw
Morris Ave
Betty Jayne
Harold Rutter
H. E. Rutter
Pittsburgh
Wellsburg
W. Va
William J. Farager
Rutter
The
B. and O. Railroad
Gertrude Bay Weds Robert Lewis in Washington
The marriage of Gertrude Lovina Bay of New Plymouth to Robert J. Lewis of Washington D C occurred Saturday June 27 at 2 30 PM in Lincoln Chapel New York Ave Presbyterian Church Washington with Dr Peter Marshall officiating. Mrs Anne Rapier and Miss Josephine Bay attended. The bride works in the War Department MI and Mr Lewis is with Thompson Construction. They will reside in Washington. A dinner followed at the Lotus.
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Gertrude Lovina Bay
Milton Bay
New Plymouth
Robert J. Lewis
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Chapel
New York Ave. Presbyterian Church
Washington
Peter Marshall
Marshal Neil Rosebuds
Anne Rapier
Josephine Bay
Lewis
Military Intelligence Division
War Department
Thompson Construction Company
The
Lotus
Banish Heat With These Coolers
Three sugarless cooler recipes for gatherings. Surprise Cocktail uses tomato juice cucumber and lemon juice. Honey Punch blends honey orange and grapefruit juices. Party Punch combines apricots orange lemon and cider with a mint or cherry garnish. Each mix is chilled and served ice cold.
Ohio University alumni note and June wedding in Akron
The Ohio University class of 1892 alumni news highlights in Athens and vicinity include Nelle Foster pursuing USO vocal work and engineers Harriet Musgrave and Alice Mechem at Babcock and Wilcox in Akron. Julianna Pavich wed Carson Boggs Jr. at a country home altar in a June 20 ceremony in Akron with a pink white theme and a three tier cake.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Athena
Anna Pearl McVay
Hebbardsville
John E. Snow
Athens. Co
Ohio Alumnus
Nelle Foster
Lazarus
USO
Harriet Musgrave
Alice Mechem
Nelsonville
Babcock and Wilcox
Akron
Carson Boggs
Julianna Pavich
Carson Boggs, Jr
Fillmore Cobb
Belpre
Buel Ross
Wilma Foster Weds C. V. Cruze in Dayton Ceremony
Miss Wilma M. Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Foster of Carpenter married Clarence O Cruze son of Mr and Mrs H J Cruze of Newbert Tenn on Saturday July 4 at 830 pm. The Rev Emil Baumann officiated at his home in Dayton with Mrs Paul F Weber and daughter Barbara as attending guests. Mrs Cruze a Columbia High School and Dayton State Hospital Nursing graduate has lived in Dayton five years resigning as nurse in February. Cruze has spent three years in Dayton and previously worked with Grayhound Lines in Buffalo Akron and Los Angeles. The couple will reside in Dayton.
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Wilma M. Foster
A. J. Foster
Carpenter
Clarence O. Cruze
H. J. Cruze
Newbert
Tenn
Emil Baumann
Dayton
Paul F. Weber
Barbara
Akron
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Cruze
Club Calendar for The Plains and area meetings
The Naomi Bible Class meets Wednesday July 8 at 8 p m at Mrs Carl Michaels home. Eagles Auxiliary holds its regular meeting Thursday July 9 at 8 p m. W S C S of Central Ave Methodist Church meets Thursday July 9 at 8 p m in church basement. Daughters of Union Veterans meet Thursday July 9 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion hall. Class 6 Church of God holds monthly meeting Thursday July 9 at 7 30 p m at 541 Richland Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Atkins.
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Naomi Bible Class
the Plains
Carl Michael
Eagles
W.s.cs
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Daughters of Union Veterans
American Legion Hall
Church of God
Raymond Atkins
Richland Ave. Co
Dinner Honors 86th Birthday
At an anniversary dinner on July 7, Mrs. Dorothy Duncan of 244 E State St celebrated her 86th birthday. Guests included four daughters J D McClanahan J C McClanahan Fred Turner Adrienne Frost her son J L Duncan grandchildren Jimmie Max Duncan great grandchildren Jean Kay Hartley Carol McClanahan Joe McClanahan and Mrs Roy McClanahan mother of Joe and Carol Mrs J F Smith and Mr F D Turner.
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Dorothy Duncan
E. State St
Duncan
J. D. McClanahan
J. C. McClanahan
Fred Turner
Adrienne Frost
J. L. Duncan
Jimmie
Max Duncan
Jean Kay Hartley
Carol McClanahan
Joe McClanahan
Roy McClanahan
Joe
Carol
J. F. Smith
F. D. Turner
Pitfalls of Love in Katharine's Hospital Search
Madge Graham confronts a tangle of loyalties as Katharine Bickett reveals a note from Jack seeking help against an espionage ring. Katharine plans a hospital tour to locate her husband, while Madge suspects the letter may be forged and worries Katharine’s actions may endanger them.
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Jack
Katharine
Professor Diswell
Connecticut Mountain
Hatel
Lansfield
Madge Graham
Katharine Bickett
Madge
South America
Katherine
Hal Meredith
Hal
Desperate Trickster Feigns Dizzy Spell for Aid
A narrator admits a deception as dizziness is feigned to induce care from Katharine. She helps, urges rest, and requests medicines while offering calm, steady support in a tense moment. The scene ends with plans to call a drug store for relief as the tale continues tomorrow.
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Katharine
Good Grooming Tips For Twelve Year Old Girls
The article urges natural grooming for preteens, including skin care, avoiding makeup until teens, and regular hair brushing. It advises seeking expert help for blemishes, consulting a family physician for health changes, and adjusting diet toward vegetables and lean meats. It also stresses careful wartime buying, labeled products, and dedicating ten percent of the household budget to War Savings Stamps.
Victory Garden Project Sprouts Among Athens Children
Athens schoolchildren tended two Maplewood Ave plots under Dr. Margaret Hampel supervision to grow beans lettuce peas beets carrots tomatoes and cabbage. Plants harvested feed homes and winter school lunches with aid from Southeastern Ohio Federated Clubs and the American Association of University Women.
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Victory
Maplewood Ave
Athens
Hampel
Treasuries
Southeastern Ohio Federated Clubs
Carlos Cameron
American Assocciation of University Women
Irma E. Voigt
Federated Clubs
A.A.A.W
Ross Wright
Dr. Hample
Broken Romances Make Soldiers Turn Cynical
Ruth Millett notes many soldiers report love letters from girlfriends while warning that one in four marriages ends in divorce. A Chanute Field private recalls cynical reactions to amatory rejection slips, arguing romance is as risky as war.
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Sam
Chanute Field
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Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Bayless
Charles W. Harvey
Second St
Dwight Harvey
Springfield
W. A. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
J. A. Deans
Kenneth Russell
Aleta Lynn
Columbus
Harvey Whitlatch
Olive Herron
New Marshfield
Arthur Koker
Route 4
Albert Piehl
Toledo
Herman G. James
Chicago
Margaret James Gibbs
M. L. Carr
Waterloo State Forest
Mary Alice
Lee Carr
Circleville
J. F. Houston
Praise
Athens County Fairgrounds
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lea
Red Cross
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Soft Water Dept
Gertrude Bay
Robert Lewis
Frederick Kittle
University of Chicago
Helen E. Pritchard
M.el
Marilynn Boggs
Mrs. Boggs, Jr
Wilma Foster
C. V. Cruze
Jack Bickett
United States
Alicia Hart
Gallaher
Margaret Hampel
O. A
Vic Pierce
Tommy McBride
Jimmy Guseman
Ann Hammerle
Ruth Ann McBride
LaFatima Guseman
Jack Dowlner
Tom Dowler
Melvin Brown
Hubert Freb
Ruth Millett
Orval! Heightland
Cleveland
Judith Ann
Floyd W. Heightland
Route 2
Jay Hamer
William Frazee
Chauncey
Nora Wien
Rowe
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McKee Drug Co
McKee’s
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