United Church Women Picnic Brings Reports and Plans
About thirty members attended a United Church Women picnic at Mrs. Claude Kantner’s Peach Ridge Road home despite a Tuesday wind storm. Reports from Wittenberg College attendees were given by Mrs. Stehr, Mrs. Sylvester, with help from Mrs. Taylor, Rice and Peterson. A fall International Dinner to aid a Nigerian student at Ohio University was discussed. details of date and place to be announced at the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
Claude Kantner
Peach Ridge Road
W. C. Stehr
Carl Sylvester
United Church Women’s
Wittenberg College
Springfield
John Taylor
Donald Rice
Wesley Peteron
Ohio University
John R. Cady
Local Residents Host Visitors From Florida And Massachusetts
SpeakingPersonal notes guests include MR. AND MRS. CARLES C. ROBB returning from a week away, visiting Falmouth Mass. and family. MR. AND MRS. JOHN P. Kurtz of Jupiter Fla. depart after several days with Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Sprague in Newton. CAPT. AND MRS. THOMAS W. DOWLER of Fort Belvoir Va. stay with Mr. Dowler’s parents in Newton. MR. AND MRS. H. CLAY MILAR of Westfield Mass. plan to leave after two weeks with relatives in Newton and Crestline connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carles C. Robb
Smith St
Falmouth
Mass
John P. Kurtz
Jupiter
Fla
E. A. Sprague
Northwood
Kurtz
Tequesta Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Finsterwald
Cleveland
Ohio
Alexandria
Tequesta Club
Mr. Kurtz
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Florida
Thomas W. Dowler
Megan
Suzie
Guy
Tommy
Fort Belvoir
Mr. Dowler
John W. Dowler
Strathmore Blvd
H. Clay Milar
Sharon
Robert
Westfield
John F. Milar
Fort St
Milar
John Milar
Sunnyside Dr
A. H. James
Maplewood Dr
James
Arthur Enoch
Crestline
Jr. Women's Club Party in Athens at Izaak Walton Lodge
Members of the Athens Junior Women's Club and their husbands were entertained Tuesday evening at the Izaak Walton Lodge. New officers for 1960 1961 served a steak et te supper with barbecue pits run by Bill Hess and Bob Kappa. Entertainment followed and the first regular meeting is planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
John McCleary
Goff Dunfee
Do Parkers to Have Annual Reunion
The 25th Parker reunion will be held Sunday August 14 at the Toppers Plains School in Homer Parker of Rutland, president, invites relatives and friends to attend for a basket dinner at noon and a short program. The Albany Fire Department Auxiliary sponsors an ice cream social Saturday August 6 at the Albany fire house starting 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppers Plains
Homer Parker
Rutland
Albany Fire Department
Albany Fire House
Little Hocking Garden Club Flower Show Set for August
The Little Hocking Garden Club announces its annual Flower Show with the theme Freelancing With Flowers to be held August 6 and 7 at Little Hocking High School. Hours are 2:30 to 9 p m on Saturday and 11 a m to 4 p m on Sunday. Mrs David Murphy is general chairman with a long committee list and many arrangement and horticulture classes including Junior Host and a variety of plant species and educational exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hocking Garden Club
Little Hocking High School
David Murphy
4-H Club picnic and meetings at Ames Bern and Coolville
Yate at bills Hilltop 4-H Club treated members and guests to a Lake Hope picnic. Ames-Bern Cloverettes met July 21 at the high school to discuss 4-H judging with demonstrations by several members. Camp attendees and counselors are listed by name. Coolville Hi Lo Girls 4-H Club met at the lodge hall to discuss projects and tree demonstrations with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop
Treasury
Lake Hope
Anita Shambart
Ames-Bern
Michael Sheridan
Penny McClellan
Joyce McClellan
Pauline
Paulette Wooley
Eddie Cunningham
Terry McClellan
Sally Elliott
Nancy Elliott
Judy Brill
Mary Lou Powell
Sue Docie
Flora Copeland
Sally Phillips
Lavern Chadwell
Rosilea Nadroski
Coolville
Hi-Lo
Coolville Lodge
New HDC Unit Holds Second Meeting In East End
A new home demonstration club for East End women held its second session at Mrs. Arden Adams home 37 Euclid Avenue. President is Mrs. Adams with Mrs. Marvin Glasgo as vice president and Mrs. Charles McVey as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Arden Adams
Euclidar
Adams
Marvin Glasgo
Charles McVey
Ohio State University
Carl Johnson
Clarence Starn
Annual Card Charity Is Set
The Athens Dupli cate Bridge Club sponsors a charity game on August 30 to support mental health. Proceeds will aid the chosen charity, with similar fundraisers across the United States. The venue remains to be decided, with possibilities including the Hotel Berry or the Ohio Gas Co. rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United States
Berry
Ohio Gas Co
Notice to Contributors for Women’s Page Reporting
The Messenger invites reports of social events clubs and organization meetings and personal news for the women’s page. Reporters should include organization title time place and date of meeting and names of all persons involved in the day’s program.
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the Messenger
Children to Return Unreturned Books by Aug 1 2
The Churb Library Children's Department asks Story Hour attendees to return all books checked out during summer sessions by Monday or Tuesday. Story Hours at East and West Elementary will end with those sessions. Miss Josephine Loughrey notes attendance averaged 34 at East Side and 29 at West Side with 453 and 445 volumes read respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Department of Churb Library
East
Jose
Phine Loughrey
East Side
West Side
Miss Loughrey
Anniversay Waltz Review Tangles Theatrics And PTA Talk
The review lauds a strong cast and superb costuming but laments a weak plot in a production of Anniversary Waltz. Performances by Tommy Thompson Tracy Smith Paul MacCready Edith Smith Harold Baedecker and others draw praise for energy and timing. Director Anthony Trisolini earns credit for guiding a limping script while critics note lines about road show psychology and PTA authority. Three more performances follow Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Anthony Trisolini
Millie
Ann Ham
Mary Burkey
Mrs Revere
Jim Boswell
Ed Loyer
Jerry Argibrite
Chodorov
New York Times
Williams
Summer Teen-Age Fad Time In The 1930s
UP News features a lighthearted survey of teen fashion fads likely to grip girls this summer. It notes scarf or chiffon head wraps, school color braids, multi color toe nail polish, lipstick initials on others, and girls helping keep boys’ cars clean on Saturdays.
Rice announces birth of Forest Blaine in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Jerry Rice of Newark announce the birth of their son Forest Blaine on July 4 at St Ann s Hospital in Columbus The couple also has a one year old son Jerry Jr Grandparents are Blaine Rice and Allen Caldwell of New Marshfield Great grandparents are Don Carter of New Plymouth and Mrs J H Littleton of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Rice
Newark
Forest Blaine
St. Ann's Hospital
Columbus
Jerry Jr
Blaine Rice
Allen Caldwell
New Marshfield
Don Carter
New Plymouth
J. H. Littleton
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Athens Club
The Athens Duplicate Bridge Club on the Ohio Gas Co building floor announced winners for the Tuesday evening event. In North-South, first went to Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dilley, second to Mrs. O. P. Bingman and Dick Byrd, and third to P. O. Nichols and Charles Ramseth. East-West saw first place for Mrs. Robert Wood and Mrs. Fred Carpenter, second for Clarke Daily and wife, and third for Bill and Mrs. Smith. The next session is scheduled for August 9 at 7 30 p m at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Duplicate Bridge Club
Ohio Gas Co
Frank Dilley
O. P. Bingman
Dick Byrd
P. O. Nichols
Charles Ramseth
Robert Wood
Fred Carpenter
Clarke Daily
Bill Smith
Ice Cream Social in Athens by Rainbow Girls
The Athens Assembly 91 Order of Rainbow for Girls will sponsor an ice cream social today from 4 30 to 8 30 p m at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co parking lot. All foods including cake pie and ice cream are home made. Fresh coffee and other drinks will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Assembly 91
Order of Rainbow
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
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Dallas Bliss
Robert Holdren
Charles Gustke
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Ruth Lewis
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
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Tommy Thompson
Tracy Smith
Paul MacCready
Edith Smith
Harold Baedecker
Jean Trepp
Richard Nixon
R. L
UP News
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Thelma Ritter
Turkey
Main & Market St
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