Ohio University Commencement Week Social Schedule
The Athens Messenger outlines a packed schedule for Ohio University Commencement Week with events from June 7 to 8. Highlights include a golf tournament at Athens Country Club, a restored five thirty Supper under the McGuffey Elms for faculty, seniors, alumni and guests, and an Alumni Luncheon at Lindley Hall. A Sunday reception at the Alumni Association’s officer home and a concert by the Men's Glee Club cap the weekend. David Baumhart will give the commencement address with events concluding Monday morning.
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Ohio University
Athens Country Club
McGuffey
Alumni Association
Hotel Berry
Phi Devi Kappa
Pie
Mt Grosvenor
McKee
University
Clark Per. E. Williams
Elmwood Place
Thomas Rolty
Biddle
Park
Dean Irman- Voigt Willlso
Cresset-Mor
Lindley Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Scots
Gromeenor S. McKee
Philip
L. Peterson
Nca
David’ Baumhart
Washington, D.C
James
Phi Delta Theta Spring Formal At Country Club
Phi Delta Theta hosts a spring formal on Thursday night at the Country Club with Earl Hood and his orchestra from Columbus. Chaperons include Mr and Mrs Charles Reamer and Miss Irene Devlin and Mr J B Harrison. Athens High School graduates and out of town guests from Glouster and Amesville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Devlin
J. B. Harrison
Dean
Lawrence W. Lange
Harry Beckley
Paul Beckley
Dwight Rutherford
al Craft
Thelma Ley
Glouster
Athens High School
Jack Enghe
Bert Barnes
Bill Poling
George Dresher
Orland Bean
George Peckham
Bill Roberts
Ben Fulton
Warren Stack
Buddy Connett
Joe Dilley
Max Baughman
Jimmy Williams
Jack Grover
Lawrence Ley
Dick Phillips
Amesville
Personal notices of regional residents and guests
Local social items list Mr and Mrs Groavenor and family, alumni in town for commencement, Mrs F W Bush returning from Florida and visiting Athens and Daytona Beach connections, and various guests visiting from Irland Key West Coral Gables and Zanesville. Several engagements and weekend visits by Jane Pope Jack Fishlock Iris Young and others noted along with Memorial Day outings and host family stays.
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Groavenor
McKee
Marjorie
Meadhie
McKen
University Fervace
McKee Ie
Dresident
Ohio University
FW. Bush
Beeches
Daytona’ Beach
Ohio
Mra. Myers
Soper
Coral Gables
W.ar
Zanesville
Irland
Key West
Mra Bush
Florida
Athens
Eine Ther Tee
Constance Laat
8Iversity
Terrace
Mra
Shepard Iit
Jane Pope
N. High St
Jack Fishlock
Aliquippa
J. M. Vaden
Ittle
Jimmie
Ivaden
F. B. Young
R. D
Arlington
Vaden
Iris Young
Round About the Town Notes on Athens Reds and Graduates
A WLW Enquiring Reporter greets Mrs. Alex Nelson at Union Terminal, Cincinnati, before revealing that Ohio University stars Frank Baumholtz Ernie Kish and Ray Farron will join the Cincinnati Reds farm system in Riverside California. The column recalls commencement fashion debates and a high school class motto about rowing not drifting, plus memories of caps gowns and parental costs.
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Mra
Alex Nelson
WLW
Union Terminal
Cincinnati
Cincinnat Reds
Athens
Enquirer
C. U
Ohio University
Riverside
Calif
Reds
California
March Field
U. S. Navy
Hocking River
Margaret Sullivan
Uae
Ohio University Fine Arts Display Opens at Chubb Library
The Ohio University Fine Arts Display at Chubb Library runs through June 20 8 a m to 5 p m daily except Sunday The exhibit showcases charcoal drawings paintings prints photography cotton design architecture applied and commercial design from OU School of Paintings Allied Arts Instructor Carl F Riter leads the show featuring plant life landscapes and diverse media by students and faculty.
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Annabels
Areny
Ohio University
Chubb
Carl F. Riter
S Yents
O. U. School of Paint- Wiz and
Allied Arts
Universty
Aemweing
Sev
Athens art exhibition showcases student designs and works
The display features sketches of feminine sports wear and evening clothes, print and plaid fabrics, and evidence of dress designing talent. Student ads, ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, and models of municipal halls appear. Artists include Betty Fulton, Hjalmar Olson, Russell Drake, Mabel Connett, Phyllis Logan, and Phil Swanson.
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Iliac
Athens
Betty Fulton
Hjalmar Olson
Russell Drake
Mabel Connett
Phyllis Logan
Phil Swanson
Enterprising Star Forecast for June 7 Signals Active Ventures
Genevieve Kemble writes a notably energetic June 7 outlook with high pace and lunar influence. Promising new ventures, renewed life to static matters, and vigorous action may draw support from major organizations while opposition from elders or superiors recedes. Positive social ties and fruitful correspondence are highlighted.
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Genevieve Kemble
Old Pickering home to give way to highway
The Pickering home atop Lancaster Hill in Athens, built in 1860 by Robert White, will be torn down next week to make way for a new highway from the north. Miss Nelle Pickering is moving this weekend. the house housed nine or ten rooms over generations of the White and Pickering families.
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Pickering
Athens
Lancaster St
Nelle Pickering
Robert White
Miss Pickering
England
Lucy Rose
State St
Sharlotte “White
Lancaster
Second St
Charlotte
Theodore Pickering
J. B. Fulton
Reception and Buffet at Five Oaks Near Athens
Social events at Five Oaks summer home of Dean Irma E Voigt and Miss Edith Wray featured informal receptions and a buffet supper for friends. Activities included Tea Ring members and sorority housing groups gathering with Dean Voigt, plus a Tuesday Needle Club picnic at Nice's Park with plans to move into Five Oaks next week.
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Five Oaks
Athens
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Dean Voigt
Miss Wray
Albert Wray
Ohio University House
Ohio University
Norma K. Ogier
Delta “Toy
Delta Tuesday Needle Club
Hhouse
Tuesday Needle Club
Huntington
W. Va
Nice's Park
Pomeroy Road
Carl Porter
Pitfalls of Love in the Hall Revealed by Mr Vertzen
Mr Vertzen plans a secretive conference with Olga and Thad in a suite while guards monitor doors. He agrees to answer a key question but suggests delaying to discuss aloud in a nearby room before resuming at the party. The plan includes staged alibis and a quick return to social duties.
Bundles for Britain Seeks Shirts for Men in Local Drive
Local Bundles for Britain chapter intensifies effort, calling residents to donate shirts and clothing with a target of 700 articles sent to New York. The drive, led by chairwoman Mrs J J Crumley, asks for usable garments and explains recent repairs to donated items.
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Britain
N. Y
Rleens
A. Hockenberry
Vonglenzts
Lima
J. J. Crumley
National Organecation
Kenyon
Gambier
Kenyon College
Dinner Party in Honor of Bride Guests Are Here
A social note describes a dinner party honoring a bride with decorations in pink and white. Attendees include Doris Allen, Marcie Green, Mrs. Margaret, and others, with Miss Doris Allen hosting and Kinney Kinford assisting as part of the event planning.
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Strat Xan Sont Uelle
Caronte
Thomas Bronte
Beth Pants
Doris Allen
Marcie Green
Margaret
Caatts
Watsesley
Wren
Kinney
Musince
Gurof
Ladies Auxiliary and Past Chief's Club Meet Friday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the NALC will meet Friday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Glenn Atkinson of Hooper Street. The Past Chief's Club gathers Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Charles Mills' home on Grosvenor Street, with Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick of Columbus assisting. The Christian Endeavor Ice Cream Social is postponed due to bad weather and will be held on a later date.
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NALC
Glenn Atkinson
Hooper St
Chief's Club
Charles ‘Mills
Grosvenor
Georgia Kilpatrick
Columbus
Richland Ave
Sequel plan in staged drama scene with Olga and Veritzen
A dialogue heavy scene shows Maddie and Adele Garrision siblings planning a staged exit with Olga and her husband Veritzen. He praises draperies and a plan to imply a return shortly as part of a theatrical ruse. Olga exclaims and contemplates preening before returning to Marrs party as the scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Veritzen
Olga
Marrs
Mineral Man Treasures Ancient Coins and Foreign Money
J. W. Younkins of Mineral displays a cache of old coins and foreign money. Among items are two long kept one cent pieces dated 1851 and 1864, larger than a 50 cent piece, plus a two cent coin about the size of a nickel and a British coin worth about a dime in value.
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Mineral Man
J. W. Younkins
Mineral
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Silvus Style
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