Ohio University theater presents three one act plays
Tonight and tomorrow at 8 30 in a revamped storeroom below Ewing Hall Auditorium Athens hosts a trio of works The Slave With Two Faces Exchange and Hearts Caprice directed by Cobin Todd and Cox with drama music and modern dance in a projected staging setup Admission is ten cells to support royalty costs and tickets go on sale at the door
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Ohio University Theater
Martin Cobin
George Todd
Amelia Cox
Ewing Hall
Athens
Noel Coward
Social and Personal News from Dayton and Surrounding Areas
Craig Sharp of Dayton visits grandmother Mrs. H. M. Woods at 86 W. State St. His father, son-in-law of Mrs. Woods, moved from Patterson Field to Ft. Wayne Ind. Darrel Herron returns to Newark N J to teach after vacation with his mother. Ruth Marsh of Youngstown visits her mother. Dwight Herron of Youngstown and family visit in Dayton. Herron works for the Youngstown Vindicator. Ellen Stokoe returns from a vacation in Three Rivers Mich with relatives Robert J. Reed and Mable McBride family. Janie Beckley visits Columbus with Barbara Baughman. Mrs. C. W. Fulton and Bryce Fulton visit Mrs. L. C. Baker. Mrs. W. P. Mason and Mrs. J. W. Sanderson visit Miss Margaret Hearn in Dayton. Louise Fulton of Lancaster vacationing with her parents. Weekend guests of Mrs. Sammy Riggle include Blanche Burkett Trunk Russell Al Kottan and Julius Farley. Farley to stay a week. Mrs. Arthur Spencer and Sharon Lee spend three weeks with James Cox family. James Blackford, Norval South and Norvella Mae South visit Dayton. Souths see relatives Kenneth South Anthony Kell and William Kell. M. N. Linscott of Lancaster visits Athens area friends. Gertrude Mitchell and Gussie Mitchell host from Versailles and Ashland.
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Craig Sharp
Dayton
H. M. Woods
State St
Woods
Patterson Field
Ft. Wayne
Ind
James Blackford
Norval South
Norvella Mae
Athens
Mark Blackford
Ane
Gertrude Mitchell
Versailles
Gussie Mitchell
Ashland
Waldo E. Woodyard
Jolly Double Six Club Picnic Meeting At Rachelmach Park
Members gather for a picnic supper and business session on Tuesday evening. Clara Snyder chairs as president and the group votes a donation to the U S O. Prizes are awarded to Mrs Riggs, Mrs Mohler, and Mrs Estelle Snyder, with Mrs Mohler also taking the traveling prize. Next meeting set for July 28 at Mrs Bert Richards home with Mrs Sheppard hosting.
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Jolly Double Six
Rachelmacher Park
Clara Snyder
Riggs
Ida Sheets
Mohler
Estelle Snyder
Letters From War and Personal Notes Across Ohio
Dayton reader Martha Cole reports her brother Lieut. Richard E. Cole, Doolittle raid pilot, is in India and sends grateful news along with a cable and letters. Two other Ohio State linked students, James Isaacs and a Navy recruit, graduate honor man at Great Lakes. Casual notes touch on training at Annapolis and plans to be stationed in Kansas. A short fashion and home tip section follows with lipstick care and curtain washing advice.
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Martha Cole
Dayton
Lieut
Richard E. Cole
Doolittle
Tokyo
India
Lieut. Cole
O. U
Cole
Miss Christina Church
Congress St
United States
James Pershing Isaacs
Struthers
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Ohio State
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
William Jurkovic
Kathryn Sherrard
Judy
Annapolis
Kansas
Save Health Conserve Sugar By Serving More Fruit
Fresh fruit ideas from Harriet Hester show fruit desserts to aid health and sugar conservation. Recipes include fruit combinations with honey lemon juice orange juice and nutmeg for chilled or baked servings suitable for hot weather.
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Harriet Hester
Victory Broilers Smothered In War Time Recipe
Victory Food Special runs July 16 to 25 to use up heavy broiler and fryer supplies from record poultry production. The recipe for Smothered Chicken uses two 2 1 2 pound broilers with giblet broth, onions, olives, and a butter flour gravy, baked at 400 then 350 degrees for tender results.
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Agricultural Marketing Administration
Tattletale Knees Warn of Aging Beyond Gray Hair
A health note urges attention to knee stiffness as a sharper aging signal than early graying. It recommends simple exercises to improve knee flexibility and balance, with cautions to consult a physician if pain accompanies stiffness.
Pitfalls of Love in a tangled espionage plot
Madge fakes illness to lure Katharine Bickett into a hospital hunt for missing husband Jack. Katharine, arriving with a forged letter, intends to search hospitals that night while Madge secrets her motive and holds Katharine close before the confrontation continues tomorrow.
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Madge Graham
Katharine Bickett
Jack
Katharine
Arch
Madge
Made
Lansfield
Pene
Dicky
Katrina
Stars Say For Friday July 10
The forecast highlights well directed energies and practical plans for a day of sound achievement and decisive results. Personal popularity and social cooperation boost success while celebration or romantic attachment may appear. A reader may be urged to invest in War Bonds to support the country.
Class Meets Harrington Class Hosts Monthly Meeting
The Harrington Class held its regular monthly gathering Monday evening at the Manse with Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Mohler, and Mrs. Muchmore as hostesses. A U.S.O. contribution was given and an illustrated talk on Ephesus by Mrs. Tschappat followed a business session led by Mrs. Alfred Campbell and devotionals by Mrs. Roy Conkle.
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Harrington
Manse
Jones
Mohler
Muchmore
Alfred Campbell
Roy Conkle
U.S.O
Tschappat
Ephesus
Mce Manigal
Campbell
Kerr
Ruth Heft
Hanna
McBroome
Frenier
Spears
Myers
Miss Bay
Conkle
Snyder
All-Day Mt Hermon Meeting Draws Dale Church Delegation
The Mt Hermon Church held an all-day meeting on July 5 with a Dale Church delegation joining in the afternoon. Speakers were Rev J R Bowser Rev E R Robinette and Rev Charles White of Belpre. A noon lunch preceded singing led by Carl Ross with special numbers by Mrs Charles Bartow and Ruby Bartow Mrs Frank Arkley and Mrs Lillian Mathias with guitar accompaniment.
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Mt. Hermon
Dale Church
J. R. Bowser
E. R. Robinette
Charles White
Belpre
Carl Ross
Dale
Charles Bartow
Ruby
Frank Arkley
Broadwell Church
Lillian Mathias
Canal Winchester
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Darrel Herron
W. N. Herron
Franklin Ave
Newark
N. J
Ruth Marsh
Youngstown
Dwight Herron
Phillip
Morris Ave
Herron
Ellen Stokoe
Smith St
Three Rivers
Mich
Robert J. Reed
Mable Mc
Mrs. Reed
Edith Ann
Barbara Lee
Miss Stokoe
Janie Beckley
Earl Beckley
Columbus
Barbara Baughman
Emmet Baughman
C. W. Fulton
Bryce Fulton
L. C. Baker
E. State St
W. P. Mason
Chicago
J. W. Sanderson
Margaret Hearn
Union St
Louise Fulton
Lancaster
Mrs
George Fulton
Shade
Sammy Riggle
Blanche Burkett
New Marshfield
Trunk Russell
al Kottan
Barberton
Julius Farley and Son
Painesville
Arthur Spencer
Virginia Cox
Sharon Lee
Zanesville
Lydia E. Pinkham
T . Jeves Chatrons
Woodworths
Cornells
M.E.L
Mrs. Gaynor Maddox
Clinton Oxley
Albany
Gerben Rypma
Eugene Jacoby
Olin
Baker
Eugene Cole
Robert Rood
Jed
John
John Rood
Frances Packard
Nancy
Dwight Tritipo
Joe
J. L. Tritipo
Phil Briley
Dick Jones
Earl
Bobby
Martha Snedden
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Earl N. Briley
Mildred
Marianne
Buddy
Mt. Clemens, Mich
A. L. Snedden
Briley
Baker Settlement
Weston Dressell
Margaret Ann
Wilmington
N. C
Alicia Hart
Adfle Garrison
Adams
Jewelry
W. B. Drake Jeweler
The
By Genevieve Kemble
Rauch's Bakery
Milldecks Shoe Store
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Barbara Gould
Skylark
Gallahers
South Court St
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