Summer social events at Ohio University planned
A preview lists Com muniversity Concerts open to townspersons and campus crowds each Wednesday under the Elms. Saturday jukebox dances run by the Summer Recreation Committee begin July 2 at Memorial Hall. July 11 and 17 feature Uni Playshop presenting Bound by Sutton Vane with admission. Hathomar Class Picnic is July 1 at 6:30 p.m. State Hospital Grounds with covered dish, beverages. Married People's Class picnic is Sunday at Embree Park 3 p.m. church transportation provided.
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Ohio University
Hkecreation Committee
Memorial
A. “I. Ding
University of Arkansas
Uni Playshop
Sutton Vane
Hathomar
First Methodist
Chur
State Hospital
Commit Cotten
Carl Nessley
Jerome Fenske
Co. E. Dupler
First Christian Church
Embree Park
Pennsville
Personal notices from Athens involve military and academic moves
Captain and Mrs Clifford a Fla visit Cornell family in Athens and take ambush on trip to Florida where Captain Cornell is stationed at MacDill Field. Mrs Eleanor P Fisher and family plan Lake trip with Philhower relatives. Joanne Leben leaves for Kent to work with Goodrich and Ohio State, after earning BS in chemistry. Ensign Dwight Goode and Navy Nurse Corps spouse plan Ohio University study next fall. Mrs Homer C Smith visits son in College Park and grandson Hart Conley. Miss Molly Coyle, Barnard and Columbia alumna, visits Albany Road. Mrs FLB Walker and Grace Love return to Akron after ten days with Moler family. Mrs J C Brannan of Dover visits Moler home.
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Cliffore A
Fla
Corneili
C. C. Cornell
Athens- Pomeros Road
Co End
Florida
Cornell
MacDill Field
Joanne Leben
I. Congress St
Kent
Goodrich Company
Ient State College
Ohio University
Dwight Goode
Cincinnati
Edward A. Sprague Fenzel
Ensign Goode
Navy
USS. Bryant
Sprague
Goode
San Diego
Calif
Navy Nurse Corps
Molly Coyle
Louisville
Anna Pearl McVay
Albany Road
Coyle
Barnard College
Columbia University
Washington University
St. Louis
New York City
Mee-Vay
What City
Flb
Walker
Grace Love
Akron
Harley Moler
S. Col. A St
J. C. Brannan
Dover
Moler
Love Smith
Knoxville Tenn
Albany
Co. E. Major
Cambridge
Howard McHarg
Jeanne
Erma
Jimmie
JoAnne Elliott
Isaac Perry
Freddie
Athens
James Trent
Stanley
Sandra
John Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Informal Columbus Ceremony Highlights Local Musicians
An informal ceremony in Columbus on May 15 at St. Je C Dis featured Jeanne Bennett and Walter Cummins Thein. Jeannie Bennett, a longtime vocalist with Bernie Cummins Orchestra, performed with Selby's orchestra and is linked to her brother's group as vocalist and manager.
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Sanne
Jeanne Bennett
Walter Cummins
Ais
St. Je C
Selby
Bernie Cummins
Orche Jsins
Bridge TTCH COULD HAVE PUT JACOBY DOWN
McGhee of Chicago recalls a Detroit Midwest Tournament hand where Oswald Jacoby played against his team. Jacoby’s play secured the contract though it could have been defeated, illustrating a pivotal spade sequence in the bridge session.
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William BE
McKenney
William McGhee
Chicago
Oswald Jacoby
Midwest
Detroit
Jacobs
McGhee
Card Play Analysis From a Bridge Hand Gone Awry
A bridge excerpt describes a South led play where the spade finesse failed and subsequent diamond and heart sequences determined the outcome. Jacobs overtake with the ten and South’s defense depended on carding decisions at trick two to avoid a two heart loss.
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South
Jacoby South
North
Jacoby
Buckeye Boys State Ends Ninth Year With Graduation
NAVE GOLDSBERRY Counselor reports the Buckeye Boys State closed June 24 with graduation certificates for the 49th State citizens. Lee Pennington FBI Inspector and Hoover aide headlined the event, shown a film about his real life as a G Man. Citizens staged 23 acts including ventriloquism boxing wrestling and singing before diplomas were awarded. McQuigg County, represented by one counselor, won first for most efficient court system and placed second in county standings. The American Legion earned praise for organizing and supporting the program, which officials deem a valuable form of government education.
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Buckeye
Lee Pennington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Boys State
Pennington
92Nd Street
McQuigg County
American Legion
Ohio
School of Democracy
Women's Gasco Club Elects New Officers
The Women's Gasco Club met at Mrs. Iscel Fisher's home on Central Ave for an evening of fellowship. Officers elected for the coming year are Stella Smith president Grace Rowland vice president Golda Carr secretary and press reporter Nellie Horn treasurer and sick committee chairwoman. A retiring president Edna Corwin received a sugar and cream set. A potluck dinner is planned for Sunday June 30 at Mrs Bertha Wagoner's Hamden home. Friday's Progressive Class at Central Ave Methodist Church meets at 6 50 p m at Ed White's White's Mill for the annual potluck LCMIC.
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Gasco Club
Iscel Fisher
Central Ave
Stella Smith
Grace Rowland
Golda Carr
Nellie Horn
Edna Corwin
Bertha Wagoner
Hamden
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Ed White
White's Mill
Editorial Staff Dinner Honors New Members At Bush Home
Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush entertained editorial staff and wives at their Strathmore Boulevard home for a buffet supper honoring the new members. Guests included John Webb Charles W Reamer Robert Cook John Douglas Marian Bush Reeder Hazel Finsterwald H Becker man and others. Also noted were visits and birthdays in nearby communities with families from Albany Amesville Chesterhill and Roseville taking part and a long list of relatives attending various gatherings.
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Gordon K. Bush
Strathmore Boulevard
and iMas
John Webb
Charlies W. Reamer
Robert Cook
John Douglas
Marian Bush Reeder
Hazel Finsterwald
H. Beckerman
Bush
Kenner
Joan Bson
Mrs. Bush
Mary Wogan
Chesterhill
Burgess Wogan
Amesville
Clark Grubb
Ray Wogan
Ray Mosier
Ira North
Rollie Points
Pearl North
St. Marys
W. Va
Dean Wogan
Cumberland
Fred Wogan
Canton
Wogan
Forest Parke Chillienthe
John Tignor
Richard Tignor
Roseville
King of slacks clan casuals tailor to fit women
Clan casuals claim the same precision tailoring as their male styled counterparts under the label the king of slacks. The feminine range offers proportioned loafing styles scaled to small medium and large sizes for a comfortable fit.
Uriah Judy Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Athens Route Two
Uriah Judy of Athens Route Two marked his 93rd birthday on Sunday June 23 with a noon potluck chicken dinner and a large birthday cake. Guests included Anna Minear Albany Mae Nutting Columbus Charles Conkey Alva Judy New Marsh Day ton Heyman Stewart Daytona Ila Marie Stewart Judy and family members from Barberton Beach City and Route Two Athens.
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Uriah Judy
Athens
Route Two
Luster
Anna Minear
Albany
Mae Nutting
Columbus
Charles Conkey
Alva Judy
New Marsh
Heyman Stewart
Dayton
Lla Marie Stewwart
Ernest Judy
Kathleen
Joy
Dwight
Arthur
Barberton
Charles Carr
Merle
Carlos
Beach City
Maude Judy
Rodney Young
Bxener Stewart
Judy
Dual-edged compliments reveal female etiquette notes
A magazine analyzes how polite phrases to women carry double meanings. It shows phrases like You look marvelous and You have to hand it to her mask aging, competence, and social distance. It argues such compliments depend on gender and concealed snubs.
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Grace Moore
Marjorie Lawrence
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Eleanor P. Fisher
Sally
Fred
mean-the-Lake
BR. L Philhower
Ann
Philhower
Alice Philips
Fisher
Homer C. Smith
Woodard Ave
College Park
Conrey
Hart Conley
South East
Nave Goldsberry
Women's
Rexall
Agpir
Rexall Ater
Cote
Tartan
Halo
NYAL
McKee Drug Co
Prescription Store
Lake Hope
Mra
Rauch's Bakery
Sahn
the City
Court St
Robert Hollingsworth
Mgr
Second Avenue
Gallipolis
Ruth Millett
Acme Dry Cleaning
W. Union St
Bride
Virginia
PeeRe
Goodyear
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
Jas. P. Cumley
H. A. McCaskill
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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