Who's Coming and Going at the Black Home
Residents and visitors span several families with mentions of Alfred and Mrs Black at Richland Ave. Names include John Morris Elyria Charles Kimberely with Kitty Lou and Bill Hartville Lewis Black Chagrin Falls and relatives. Other entries note vacations and guests from Louisville Pittsburgh Cleveland and Columbus with local hosts and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Black
Richland ‘Ave
John Morris
Elyria
Charles Kim‘berely
Kitty Lou
Bill
Hartville
Lewis Black
Chagrin Falls
Kimberely
Rennel Weight Loss Ad Praised By Flora Williams
Flora Williams of Cincinnati credits Rennel concentrate with rapid weight loss claiming a 30 pound drop after use. The testimonial promises easy daily dosing and a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen, urging readers to obtain Rennel liquid product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Williams
Flint St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Students Give Recital Sunday at Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church parlors the event featured student performances. Lillian Russell sang The Louliest Night of the Year while Susanne Shepard performed The Carmena Waltz Song and Pierrot by Watts. Anne Graham offered Day Dreams from Romeo and Juliet and Lizzette and Gloria Thomp son sang My Hero and Clavelitos. Mary Jane Lee played Study and Jocularity. Marilyn Vickers performed Solfeggietto and Consolation while also presenting two musical readings Special ly Jim and Nothing Suited Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katerine Millikan
Presbyterian Church
Lillian Russell
Susanne Shepard
Pierrot
Watts
Anne Graham
Gounod
Lizzette
Gloria Thompson
My Hero
Straus
Clavelitos
Mary Jane Lee
Cze
Marilyn Vickers
Pomeroy
Bach
Mendlessohn
Miss Vickers
Jim
Apology Prompted by Harmful Action
An example contrasts a failed apology with a proper one. It urges immediate, sincere contrition instead of dismissive or prideful behavior toward the harmed person. The focus is on taking responsibility and correcting the wrong through a direct apology.
Ohio Valley Oil and Water Color Show Winners Announced
Winners and honorable mentions named for the ninth Ohio Valley Oil and Water Color show at Ohio University. Oils total 229 submissions with 47 hung. watercolors 156 submissions with 44 hung. First oil prize went to Mildred Y. Olmes for Madonna of the Strip Mines No 2. first watercolor prize to Nicholas Britsky for Radio Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Oil
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
College of Fine Arts
Ohio University
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Edwin Watts Chubb
Earl C. Seigfred
The
Strip Mines
Mildred Y. Olmes
Canton
Nicholas Britsky
Champaign, Ill
Carolyn G. Plochmann
Toledo
R. E. Hult
Skillet Macaroni With Shrimp And Cheese Fondue Dishes
Shrimp and macaroni form budget friendly mains with a skillet recipe for Shrimp Macaroni and a Cheese Fondue for four. The shrimp dish combines butter onion celery pimientos tomato juice water salt and marjoram with elbow macaroni for a tender main. The fondue blends milk sharp cheese and eggs, baked in custard cups for a creamy finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Fanny's First Play Opens at OU Summer Theatre
Shaw Festival entry presents Fanny's First Play opening Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in University Theatre for a three day run. Anne Routsong stars as Fanny with Richard Hoblitzell and Spencer Steenrod in supporting roles. University staff and Athens residents participate, as director Christopher Lane leads the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
George Bernard Shaw
University Theatre
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
Shaw
Anne Routsong
Cincinnati
Count
Richard Hoblitzell
Williamstown
W. Va
Spencer Steenrod
Nelsonville
Trotter
Robert Pfendler
Hamilton
Athens
Harold J. Baedecker
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre Executive Board
Margaret Davis
University Residence Services
Fessor
Emerson S. Sheron
Joseph Steiff
Jean Artino
Cleveland
Bill Henderson
Lorain
Donna Kahn
Eric
Bill Allman
Tiffin
John Dunlap
Glouster
Francis
Hubert Frebault
Tom Smith
Rhoda Reffett
McArthur
Christopher Lane
University Theater
le Dale Williams
Vincent Jukes
Androcles
Gradual Tan Guidance For Safe Sun Exposure
The piece advises delaying tanning until mid summer and warns against rushing sunbathing. It recommends gradual exposure with protective sun lotion to prevent burning and mentions a product containing monoglyceryl ester or para aminobenzoic acid that claims to prevent staining and burning, noting it is non-greasy and quick-drying.
Rainbow Girls and local clubs meet for Wednesday events
Rainbow Girls practice for officers and choir at 6 30 in the Masonic Temple. The Plains Garden Club gathers at 7 30 with Mrs Edith Barrows. Homemakers Club meets at 10 30 with Mrs S S Shaw at Athens Route 1. Fidelity Rebekah Lodge holds an 8 p m meeting at IOOF Hall Coolville with initiation and anniversary birthdays. New Marshfield Canasta Club hosts a 7 p m gathering for transport to dinner and a card party at Lake Hope Lodge. Note warns most car sickness cases stem from carbon monoxide entering cars from exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Coolville
New Marshfield Canasta Club
Marilyn Hoon
Lake Hope Lodge
Marshmallow Dreamland Slumber Party Crowned Queen
The CMC Society hosted a slumber party at Sally Davis's home with the Marshmallow Dreamland theme. A midnight coronation crowned Bessie Brooks Marshmallow Dreamland Queen, with Marcia Silverman and Donna Harper as attendants. numerous Misses attended. A birth notice from Ann Arbor, Michigan, announced Jane Nelson born to Mary Gillogly, with grandparents listed as W. H. Dibble, Celina, and William and Mary Gillogly of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMC Society
Sally Davis
Bessie Brooks
Marcia Silverman
Donna Harper
Mary Gillogly
Albany
W. H. Dibble
Celina
William Gillogly
Victoria Gillogly
Ella i Nelson
Dr Crane warns Clarice after affair and alcohol dangers
Dr George W. Crane counsels Clarice J. 18 on coping with a past affair exposed by a drinker. He links alcohol to impaired judgment, social damage, and lost opportunities, warning that John Barleycorn harms brains and futures, while urging virtue and self-control. The note ends with a club meeting announcement for the Canton Athens No. 113 and Ladies Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barleycorn
Clarice
George W. Crane
Clarice J
Dr. Crane
Pearl Harbor
Canton Athens No. 113
Ladies Auxiliary
Athens
IOOF
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Frame
Maplewood Drive
Louisville
Richard Paynter
David
Eleanor Minister
Gertrude Pritchard
Pittsburgh
Edward Inister
Don McVay
LeRoy
John L. Beckley
Elmwood Place
Peter Seel
Fred Sands
Kingsport
Tenn
Mrs. Sands
Tom Biddison
Seel
O. E. Hill
Columbus
Delle
Blanche Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Hill
Arlington
Cleveland Heights
Mrs. Hill
Dwight Riley
D. A. Riley
Congress
Riley
North American Aviation Corporation
Kermit Blosser
Morris Ave
J. T. Burriss
Clyde Clodfelter
Bexley
Burriss
Reda Watkins
Harry Lackey
John
Anne
Steubenville
Ann Mumma
Inlaw
C. E. Huff
Mishawaka
Ind
Canada
Port Huron
Mich
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Mumma
Dayton
Hazel Nesselroad
Sam Williams
Burlingham
Darn
O. G. Jordan
Oxnard
Calf
R. M. van Dyke
van Dyke
Mr. Jordan
Columbus Latertey
O. R
Ross
Jordan
Harold Brown
Baker Road
Mary Clark
J. R. Clark
Jimmy
Mary Harrison
Amesville
Ella Dillinger
Jenny
Oscar Dillinger
Floyd Dillinger
Donnie
James Duncan
Linda
Oliver Walls
Ronnie
Karen Sue
Yreta
Jerry
Mary Ellen Dillinger
Plymouth
Andrs
Gene Skidmore
Rennel
the Cline Pharmacy
Tee Esse Daug Store
Stan ' S Shoe Store
South Court Street
James Titus
Rutland
Chauncey
Veneta Mascari
John Carroll
Perry T. Rathbone
City Art Museum of St. Louis
Edgar Schenck
Albright Art Gallery
Buffalo
N.Y
Alicia Hart
Mal
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
the Plains Garden Club
Edith Barrows
Homemakers Club
S. S. Shaw
Arthur Walsh
Mary Ann Ahart
Arminda Kimes
Beth Collins
Ann Guerra
Marilyn McBride
Helen Winfield
Nancy Walker
Betty
G. D. Dibble
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jane Nelson
Quick's
of Fashion
ST. Joseph
Jeffrey
Jeffrey's
Friendly Jewelry Store
S. Court St
Athens, O
Brida
Norcross
Norcross Greeting Cards
Logan
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