Connor Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Reception at Hotel Berry
An informal tea reception in the Hotel Berry ballroom on Tuesday afternoon honored Mrs. Connor for the Connors twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Roger Connor and daughter Patricia arranged the event with roses from D R Zenner gardens and buffet cake served by Mrs. Louis I Brown. About sixty guests attended during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Berry
Roger Connor
Patricia Connor
Dr Gerald T Sprague Flies Here In Andy DeVine Plane
Dr Gerald T Sprague a Los Angeles physician and surgeon arrived in Athens from Columbus with Mrs Sprague. They traveled in the Sessna plane owned by Andy DeVine, of Van Nuys, as DeVine’s Flying Service pilot Dick Probert flew from Athens to Akron to visit relatives. Mrs Sprague remained in Columbus to be with her brother Andrew Schwartz until Thursday morning. The visit marks Dr Sprague’s first to Athens in twenty five years, a Ohio University graduate and Sigma Theta Gamma member with son Jerry and daughter Jacquelyn at the University of Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald T. Sprague
van Nuys
Los Angeles
Calif
Wiley T. Sprague
Athens
Columbus
Sprague
Andrew Schwartz
Andy DeVine
Dick Probert
DeVine
Akron
Jerry
Pacific
Dr. Sprague
J. R. Sprague
Warren Sprague
Chauncey
Ohio University Weekend Guests and Alumni Notes Gather
Local society items recount guests visiting from Cleveland and Dayton for commencement at Ohio University. Mentions include Dean Irma Voigt and Dr Edith Wray, families of Wray and Sprague, and gatherings at Hotel Berry and at homes in Athens. Also notes Needle Club meeting, summer job departures at Breakers Cedar Point, and alumni activity from Ohio University and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Alpert Wray
Park Place
Five Oaks
Athens
George M. Brown
Cleveland
Howard
Hammond
Dayton
Clark E. Williams
Elmwood Place
Ohio University
Brown
All-Ohio
Gmo University Alumni Association
Williams
Breakers
Cedar Font
Sallie Hawkins
Athens High School
Rhea Jean McClure
Marion
G I Bride In Bavaria Nita Receives Big Welcome at Neubiberg
Nita i Pulansek reports from Neubiberg Bavaria on a joyous reunion with Jack. A large welcome includes an Armed Forces Network broadcast, a bouquet from Lt Fleming, a car ride with MP escorts, and a formal dinner with a German waiter and a ringside floor show. She notes the Alps views, the Munich scenery, and plans to bake cakes for the next celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I
Bavaria
Nita
Neubiberg
America
Nita i Pulansek
O Rcupat
Germany
Sis
Jack
Munich
Armed Forces Network
Gill
Bremerhaven
Claude R. Fleming
Autobrun
Alps
Andy
Red Cross
Raf Station Neubiberg
John Rood Exhibition Opens at 711 Fifth Ave New York
John Rood a Minnesota artist and art education professor opened a wood sculpture exhibition at Associated American Artists Galleries 711 Fifth Avenue New York running June 3 to 19 A reception was held June 3 from 430 to 630 pm The show features works inspired by Ohio and West Virginia folk life including Return of John Brown Banjo Player and Moses Rood born 1902 near Athens Ohio rose from humble work to become a noted sculptor with recent Cranbrook Museum acquisition Casey Jones cited The gallery hours and date indicate the exhibition closes June 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian John Rood
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Associated American Artists’ Galleries
Fifth Avenue
New York
John Rood
Ohio
Reod
West Virginia
John Brown
Reaper
Samson
Moses
Rood
Athens
Ramost
Cranbrook Museum of Art
Casey Jones
Associated American Artists Galleries
Chicago
T11
Owen Duffy Weds in Double Ring Ceremony at OU
Owen Duffy, an Ohio University student, and Alicia Kocks married at St Bernard's Church Corning in a double wedding with Helen Klarenbeck and John Meikle. Brides wore white slipper satin gowns with Juliette caps. The celebration included a Park Hotel reception and a later trip to Cincinnati. Duffy, an Air Corps veteran, studies aeronautical engineering. Meikle and Klarenbeck ties noted. Representative Larry E Bernhart discussed 1946 47 Community Concerts in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Corning
Alicia Kocks
John W. Rocks
Owen M. Duffy
John Duffy
Helen’ 'Klarenbeck
George Klarenbeck
John Meikle
George Meikle
Moxahala
James
L. Riley
Duffy
Jo-Ann Klarenbeck
Meikle
William Bernhard
Columbus
Frank ‘Tartaglia
Athens
Mr. Duffy
Todd Knott
Mark Meikle
Mary Elizabeth
Bernhard
Clarence Brandt
Shuberts
Park Hotel
Rocks
Potters Hill
Cincinnati
Air Corps
Ohio University
Federal Building
City Loan Co
New Lexington
Perry Distributing Co
Phyllis Burson Honored on Birthday
Mr and Mrs H O Burson entertained at their Rutland area home on Thursday June 6 to honor their daughter Phyllis sixteenth birthday. Pink and green decor filled the house as sixteen candies topped the cake and streamers linked center piece to place cards. Guests included Janet Teobald Carol Snow den Mildred Thomas Carol Anne Dawson Tommy Donahue Billy Buck Helen Taylor Raymond Halliday and others. Invited but unable to attend were Tommy Anderson and David Colwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Burson
Rutland
Phyllis
Janet Teobald
Carol Snowden
Mildred Thomas
Carol Anne ‘Dawson
Tommy Donahue
Billy Buck
Helen Taylor
Raymond ‘Halliday
Philis Burson
Mrs. Burson
Tommy Anderson
David Colwell
Club Calendar listings for midweek meetings
Local groups schedule midweek gatherings including Mother's Circle at 6 30 p m at 19 Curran Drive Pythian Sisters IOOF Hall and Woman's Council at First Christian Church with memorial services New officers to be installed by Rev J B Maffett U C D Club picnic moved to 96 Morris Ave June 13 6 pm Daughters of Union Veterans altar and Rosary Society Se ws So Sewing Club and Business and Professional Women's Club all set for Thursday with officer installations and premeeting executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Circle
Lewis McBride
Curran Drive
Pythian Sisters
Ioof Hall
N. Court St
Woman's Council
First Christian Church
C. R. Cline
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
J. B. Maffett
E. A. Davis
Ooo
U.C.D. Club
B.P.W
Business and Professional Women's Club
Clun
Quick Relief From Stomach Ulcers Promoted
Free booklet outlines a Willard Treatment claiming relief from distress due to excess acid and stomach ulcers. The advertisement touts over two million bottles sold, with a 15 day trial and mentions Bensonhurst and Gallaher’s Advance as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesset
Willard
Hemedt
Excen
Initiation At Sigma Theta Gamma Seventeen Members Initiated
Sigma Theta Gamma held initiation for fourteen new members on Sunday June 9 at the chapter house 15 Park Place. New initiates include William T. Oster Shaker Heights Kenneth J. Gartner Jr Chillicothe Paul Co Whyte D William Campbell Richard T Bingman Nelsonville Donald W Fitton Hamilton Paul R Gilmer Portsmouth William F Duer Roy B Wible Marietta Robert D Ross Harry Coa Jr Danville Eugene F Bailey Youngstown Richard Conover Cleveland Edward C Birkner West NY officers for 1916 47 are W G C Ziegler president William Benson treasurer Jack Stuhl miller secretary Harald Zimmerman warden James Cross. A cat species that cannot mew is found in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Theta Gamma Fraternity
Park Place
Wiliam T. Oster
Shaker Heights
Kenneth J. Gartner
Portsmouth
William F. Duer
Roy
Wible
Marietta
Robert D. Ross
Harry Coa, Jr
Danville
Eugene F. Bailey
Youngstown
Richard Conover
Cleveland
Edward C. Birkner
West N.Y
Sigma Theta Gammia
W. GC. Ziegler
William Benson
Jack Stuhlmiller
Harald Zimmerman
James Cross
South America
Past Chiefs' Club Meets At Canter Home
Bouquets of June roses adorned Mrs William Canter Chauncey home as Past Chiefs Club met Friday night ten members answered roll call Mystery package went to Mrs Thelma Linscott Quilt prize awarded to Mrs Verna Schultz Games provided prizes to five members including Mrs Thelma Linscott and Mrs Clara Wallace Hostess served cake ice cream and coffee Nancy Rosser was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Canter
Chauncey
Chiefs’ Club
Thelma Linscott
Verna Schultz
Clara Wallace
Margaret McHarg
Birth Announced for Barbara Ann Smith at Sheltering Arms
Mr and Mrs Norman W Smith Beatrice Droz The Plains announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Ann at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Monday June 10 1946. Grandmother Mrs Catherine Smith The Plains confirms the family welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dou
Norman W. Smith
Beatrice Droz
the Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Barbara Ann
Catherine Smith
Aspirin ad touts quality and low price
An advertising blurb promotes St Joseph Aspirin as quality par strength and fast acting. It urges buying the product as the world’s largest seller, listing an offer of 100 tablets for 35 cents. The tone emphasizes value and popularity to entice readers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
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Edward A. Sprague
Edwin S Finsterwald
Hotel Berry
Dr Sprague
Amere Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
A D Townsend
Patricia Daugherty
Columbia University
O. J. Daugherty
N. High St
Barnard College
Alice McKeny
Olive McKeny
St. Albans
Geraldine Hope
W. H. Halter
Jean Heller
Heller
Frank Higgins
Maplewood Drive
Nancy Rosser
Thomas Rosser
W. Washington St
Sc Aloysius Academy
Academy
Nancy
Chopin
Cecelia Collins
Clairton
Mary Collins
J. Daugherty
Radies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Jagers’ Funeral Home
Fannie Huggins
Charles A
Stanley Ridges
Donald Meek
Helen Broderick
Son Chaney
Martha O ° Driscoll
Jomm Carragine
Lionel Atwill
Pete Smith
Col. Russell
R&5 Neubiberg
Atrol
Thur — Eves
Deniones
Joseph Cotten
Hal Wallis
Dick Fred Waring Powell
Owen Duffy
Larry E. Bernhart
Community Concerts Association
Bernhart
Phyllis Burson
St. Paul's Church
Frank Asers
E. Mulberry St
Gallaher
Adv
Sigma Theta Gamma
Ipast Chief's ‘Club
Canter Home
W. W. Frame
R. L. Thompson
Elmhurst Tea Room
Drug Store
Court St
Athens, Ohio
Chen YU
Ted
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coke
Coca-Cola
Booker
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