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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

7

Athenians Plan Summer Abroad Travel With Groups

Eighteen residents of Athens embark on a summer abroad tour, led by Ohio University figures. The itinerary spans England, Ireland, and continental Europe with stops in Vienna Paris and Switzerland before returning to the United States. Participants include Louise Morris and Irene Irwin, along with professors and family members, aiming for six weeks to several months of study and travel.

Canada Atlantic City A. T. Clark Aquitania Paris Berlin Warsaw Russia Poland France Berengaria T. A. Copeland Mary Agnes England Scotland Copeland Oberammergau London Quebec Ohio University Samaria

Friends and relatives honor Mrs. Staneart on birthday

A birthday gathering hosted by Mrs. Clyde Colburn in Pratts Fork honored her mother Mrs. Ida Staneart for her 74th birthday. Numerous relatives and friends from Albany to Columbus attended, including families named Staneart, Beckley, Haines, Jeffers, Colburn, and others, with guests from Crooksville, Lancaster, and Athens.

Mrs. Staneart Clyde Colburn Pratts Fork Ida Staneart

Texas Centennial to Open June 6 Aboard Horned Toad

An ambassador horned toad arrived in Athens as a special Texas Centennial goodwill symbol in a perforated box marked greetings from Texas and the June 6 opening date. The toad, four inches long with hornlike spines, resembled a porcupine and was described as ferocious looking yet harmless. The box urged feeding it flies and insects.

Athens Texas

Mrs Bartlett Welcomes Ohio Republican Women at Convention

Mrs Mary E Bartlett of Nelsonville is invited by National Committee Woman Katherine Kennedy Brown to join the Welcoming Committee of Distinguished Ohio Republican Women at the Republican National Convention opening in Cleveland on June 9. Brown serves as official hostess and will be registered at the Hollenden Hotel with an office at the Terminal Tower Republican National Headquarters.

Mary E. Bartlett Nelsonville Katherine Kennedy Brown National Republican Committee Ohio Cleveland Brown Hollenden Hotel Republican National Headquarters Terminal Tower

Deborah Class Honors Mrs Ollie Skidmore Farewell

The Deborah Class at First Christian Church honored Mrs Ollie Skidmore with a handkerchief scrapbook at a Thursday parlor gathering in Athens Ohio. She leaves to live with her son in law and daughter Rev and Mrs K J Reed after sixteen years in the community.

Sigma Phi Gamma Members Meet at Hillcrest Inn

Mrs. M. D. Worley and others hosted Alpha Tau Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma at Hillcrest Inn Monday night. Laura Jane Watson gave the firescreen card table to Maude Kittsmiller. After the business meeting led by Mrs. Fred Weber, guests joined for bridge with pledges present. High prize went to Mrs. Herman Herron, second to Miss Madge Croy, guest prize to Mrs. Willard Russell. Continuous attendance by numerous members followed.

M. D. Worley Fred Weber Wylie Nichols Alpha Tau Sigma Phi Gamma Hillcrest Inn Laura Jane Watson Maude Kittsmiller Willard Russell John Schumway Mary Farrar Herman Herron Madge Croy D. E. Barr George Blake L. E. Herron Kenneth Dunn Ben Saunders Catherin Campbell Pryce Dunlap Glen Vanscoy Mabel Croy Helen Johnson

University Art Exhibition at Ohio University Opens June 5

Fine Arts Department students’ paintings will be shown during commencement week through June 16 in the Fine Arts Building. The survey highlights still life, perspective, and landscapes by L. C. Mitchell, department head. Exhibition opens Friday on the second floor and runs daily until June 16.

Fine Arts Ohio University L. C. Mitchell

Social Calendar June 3 4 listing local meetings

June 3 4 social calendar notes. Women service auxiliary of First M E Church meets to elect officers at 8 30 p m. American Legion Auxiliary joins Legion for potluck dinner at 6 p m. Pocahontas Lodge nominates officers at 7 50 p m with potluck supper. Daughters of Union Veterans meet 7 50 p m with May June birthdays recognized. June 4 Athens League of Women Voters holds picnic 5 30 p m. rain location Chamber of Commerce rooms. Jitney supper at Central Ave M F E Church 6 7 30 p m. Athens Grange on fairgrounds with talks and singing. Class Six Church of God meets 7 30 p m at 27 Franklin Ave with potluck supper.

Women's Service Auxiliary First M. E American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Legion Auxiliary L. PB. Gloeckner Athens League of Women Voters A. F. Boyles Pine Place Chamber of Commerce Ladies Aid Central Ave. M. FE Athens Grange Fairgrounds E. R. Jacoby Frank Cross Palmer Jones Church of God Guy Carpenter Franklin Ave

Mrs Skidmore Honored With Bridge and Picnic

Mrs Ollie Skidmore longtime Howard Hall Sub-Dormitory head was feted by sorority house mothers with a farewell picnic at Nice's Picnic Grounds and a four table bridge party at Mrs W W Lee's home. The Ath ens resident, leaving for Lowell to live with her son-in-law Rev K J Reed and daughter, received gifts, prizes, and high score honors. Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club and Zeta Tau Alpha house mothers organized the events with ten attending the picnic.

Howard Hall Sorority House Nice W. W Lee Skidmore Athens K. J. Reed Lowell Lee Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club George Hitchcock Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Nellie Woolsey Zeta Tau Alpha

Dorothy Kishler Pupils Stage Second Dance Recital

Dorothy Kishler School of the Dance pupils repeated their Monday night success in a second performance. Tap dancers, songsters, ballet and solo numbers showcased profession-caliber dance with Mother Goose roles and tunes like Goody-Goody College Rhythm Codfish Ball and Louis Blues. A General Knowes spoof featured six performers among about a hundred participants.

Dorothy Kishler School of the Dance Mary Little Bo Peep Little Boy Blue Jack and Jill Lois Ann Cline Norma Jean Dry Francia Frebault Hubert Frebault Ellis Marie Shafer Kathleen Webater

Central PTA Study Group Holds Final Meeting

Members of the Central PTA study group met for the last time this year at the home of Mrs. Jewel Moore 73 Franklin Ave Tuesday night. New president Mrs Harry Baughman outlined plans for fall meetings and Miss Louise Young won the mystery prize. Refreshments followed.

Central PTA Central Pta Jewel Moore Franklin Ave Harry Baughman Louise Young

Court of Awards Girl Scouts Honored at Court of Awards

Miss Marjorie Wheaton received the Golden Eaglet badge at Camp Rotan during the Court of Awards ceremony. Seventy guests witnessed the event with ten laws recited and rose ceremonies marking honors for several scouts. Awards included Tenderfoot badges, Silver and Gold stars for attendance and service, plus First Class efficiency and related honors. Camp operations and bus plans were noted for the post June 22 period.

Marjorie Wheaton Fred Wheaton Camp Rotan Reed J. Downs Scout Council Miss Wheaton Downs Girl Scout Council Harry Foster Catherine Carpenter Kathleen Darby Pat Connor Patsy Peckham Thor Olson J. A. Malone Dorothy Gentry Robin Hood Julia Abraham Martha Gilbert Ruth Ann Schuler Fight Carol Baird Gail Baird Harriet Heck Ruth Ann Grover Martha Lou Dowler Grace Chism Joan Gandee Jane Beckley Helen Bailey Barbara Danford Janey Lou Frame Barbara Dee McKinstry Martha Cottingham Martha Walsh Marjorie Bardin Annabelle Houck Marjorie Malone Helen Downs Martha Dowlet Doris Finsterwald Observer Health Scribe Jane Lou Frame

September Wedding of Dr Anne Martine Revealed

Announcement of the marriage of Dr Anne D. Martine a Kenton physician and former state president of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs to Mr Virgil E B Alstott Greenup Ky was made at a birthday shower and announcement party given by Miss Sara Ritter last weekend Dr Martine who has practiced medicine in Trenton eight years and recently established offices at the Marting Hospital with her father was married Sept 20 at Waynesburg Pa by Rev Carl Fisher of the Waynesburg M E Church She is daughter of Dr and Mrs W F Martine and will continue her medical practice in Trenton Mrs Alstott will retain her professional identity as Dr Martine in Kalamazoo Michigan Mrs Grace Place is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Helen Lawrence and is the guest of Mrs W H Pratt

Anne D. Martine Kenton Virgil EB Alstott Greenup Irenton Sara Ritter Marting Athens Waynesburg Carl Fisher M.E W. F. Marting Trenton Marting Hospital Center College M. L. Astott Kentucky State Board of

Weekend visits and travel in Athens area

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Herdman and daughter Loretta Jean of Akron spent Memorial Day weekend with Mrs. Carrie Herdman. Mrs. J. M. Ruth and Mrs. Dorothy Dawson accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jordan returned to Chicago after visiting Mrs. Agnes Jordan and Athens relatives. The Black and Roach parties from Dayton and Mrs. Margaret Ward of St Paris left after weekend visits with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breinig. Eloise Eberts visited Delaware guests Maude Welch and Clarence Conley. Bernard Cooley Betty Horn Carol Beaty Harold McClain Robert Stanebery and Lloyd Scott spent weekend at Lake Chute on the Muskingum River. Harrold Cochran visited Chauncey. Mrs. A. E. Whaley and son William attended Parkerburg High School exercises. Woodrow Wilson, formerly an Athens student, was part of the graduating class.

Mrs. Colburn Ida Staneart Ray Zimmerman John Harold Rex Dale Jack Gene Glen Milton Staneart Louise Max Henry Staneart Keith Letta Gibbs William Beckley Ermel Billie Herbert Davis John Arthur Albany Glen Bean Betty Jo June Guysville Fred Haines Billy Lancaster Robert Haines Garry Bruce Akron Wade Jeffers William Cheadle Chauncey Staneart Maxine Reed Jeffers Mary Gene and Lee Carpenter Edson Hart Thomas Darwin Laurence Woodyard Irene Columbus Carol Gorey Julia Crooksville Florence Colburn Opal Fish Vivian Staneart George Paul Powers Frank Colburn Athens Frank L. Herdman Loretta Jean Carrie Herdman W. State St J. M. Ruth Timothy Black Joan Roach Dayton Margaret Ward Paris Charles Breinig Clark St Clarence Conley Robert Bernard Cooley Betty Horn Carol Beaty Harold McClain Robert Stanebury Lloyd Scott Lake Chute Muskingum River A. E. Whaley William Parkersburg W Va Woodrow Wilson

Potluck Supper and Daughters of 1812 Picnic Set

The Mothersingers of the PTA plan a potluck supper at Nice’s Filling Station Friday at 4 PM. members bring own table service and a dish. Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of the U.S. Daughters of 1812 hosts its annual picnic Friday at 6 PM at Mrs. H. L. Atkinson’s home on Trundie Bed Inn, North Lancaster Street.

PTA Nice Rebecca Morris McKee U.S. Daughters of 1812 H. L. Atkinson Trundie Bed Inn N. Lancaster St

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