University Plays To Feature Central Staging
Ohio University opens a three one act program with central staging in Ewing Hall July 9 and 10. Betty Jo Jepson's Heart's Caprice stars Tommie Tompkins and Lois Quiggin. The Slave With Two Faces combines drama and modern dance directed by Martin Cobin with Alice Marting and Gordon Kinney assisting. The Exchange by Althea Thurston closes the program with George Todd directing. Ten cent admission helps cover royalties.
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Ohio University Theater
Ewing Hall
Betty Jo Jepson
Amelia Cox
Lititz
Tommie Tompkins
Mary
Donald Irons
Tom
Lois Quiggin
Midge
Carolyn Rendle
Jenice
Elline Graham
Ruthie
Betty Peters
Barbara
Martin Cobin
New York
Robert Wesley
Life
Doris Bauer
Princess
Breanor Heck
Queen
Ban Caplan
Robert Price
Virginia Manes
Jean Crawford
Sonia Miikan
Virginia Rousey
Cobin
Alice Marting
Gordon Kinney
Robert Gates Dawes
School of Dramatic Arts
Althea Thurston
George Todd
Cleveland
Miss Warne
Ted Frye
Arthur W. Myers
Gloria Krause
Ray Ralston
Ohio University opens new home management house
Modern color schemes and smart furnishings define the remodeled Van Vorhes residence at 30 University Terrace as the home management house. Six student residents join staff including Miss Edna Way and Miss Virginia Harger, with Mrs. Margaret Davis housed for dining services.
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New Management House
Ohio University Home Management House
van Vorhes
University Terrace
Edna Way
Virginia Harger
Margaret Davis
L. C. Mitchell
Grace Steininger
School of Home Economics
Harger
David W Day to Speak at War Conference
David W Day, Penn Craft manager of an experimental home stead near Uniontown Pa, will headline the Children in a Democracy at War conference at Ohio University starting tomorrow He also heads Friends Service Inc an AFSC affiliate aiding experimental homesteads He will discuss Social Rehabilitation at 10 40 am and lead a post session on Rehabilitation in a low in spirits area Also noted a Wednesday discussion on Hidden Hunger a nutrition disease film at the local theater
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David W. Day
Penn-Craft
Uniontown
Ohio University
Friends Service, Inc
American Friends Service Committee
Sans Souci Holds Rushee Party
Sans Souci sorority hosted a rushee slumber party at Claudine Steppe’s home with a Hotel Sans Souci theme. Rushees include Jane Grover Den Henry Ruby Roberts Martha Jo Wise Virgena Dabritz Mar gie Jacoby Sallie Fisher Lenora Graham Phyllis Brown Sally Hawkins Janet Ingerham and Jerry Josten. New officers listed Lenora Reeder Kathleen Lavelle Janey Beckley Carolyn Hopkins Claudine Steppe. Wanda Quest alumni Barbara Danford Joanne Leben Virginia Stansbury Elaine Hess Betty Henderson Martha Walsh attended as chaperones were Mrs. Anne Totten and Miss Edith Totten.
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Sans Souci
Claudine Steppe
Hotel Sans Souci
Jane Grover
den Henry
Ruby Roberts
Martha Jo Wise
Virgena Dabritz
Margie Jacoby
Sallie Fisher
Lenora Graham
Phyllis Brown
Sally Hawkins
Janet Ingerham
Jerry Josten
Lenora Reeder
Kathleen Lavelle
Janey Beckley
Carolyn Hopkins
Wanda Quest
Barbara Danford
Joanne Leben
Virginia Stansbury
Elaine Hess
Betty Henderson
Martha Walsh
Anne Totten
Edith Totten
Women's Club Annual Picnic At Mrs Jagers Home
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual mother and guest night picnic last Thursday evening at Mrs. John Jagers home on N May Ave. Sixty four people attended the outdoor dinner. The program featured technicolor movies of the West Florida and the Shenandoah Valley shown by Miss Mayme Johnston. Committee members were Maybelle Darst chairwoman Ethel Beekman Sarah Helen Keyser Geneva Jones Naomi Vernon Ada Kinder Lucille Duffee and Mrs Jager.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
John Jagers
N. May Ave
West
Florida
Shenandoah Valley
Mayme Johnston
Maybelle Darst
Ethel Beekman
Sarah Helen Keyser
Geneva Jones
Naomi Vernon
Ada Kinder
Lucille Duffee
Mrs. Jager
Precooking Fruits For Juicy Canning Techniques
Guidance from Dr. Louise Stanley of the U S Department of Agriculture on precooking fruit to draw out juice for canning. Heat ripe fruits slowly, separate ripe from less ripe, crush and extract juice, sweeten lightly, fill jars, and process in a water bath. If juice is insufficient, add syrup made by dissolving sugar in water.
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Louise Stanley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Dresprints Feed Bag Fashion Hits Rural Homes
Textile experts helped farms convert feed bags into dresses and bonnets for children. The soft cotton fabric resists wear while carrying up to 300 pounds of feed, and the trend spreads via Midwest mills and U S Department of Agriculture guidance.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Victory Food Specials Campaign Aims to Curb Waste
Agriculture officials announce a nationwide drive to boost sales of seasonal perishables to curb surplus and conserve scarce foods. Roy Hendrickson leads the plan with a rotating lineup from lettuce to tomatoes and onions, using big in-store signs and new recipes to shift consumption. Nathan Koenig co ordinates the program citing surplus stock and wartime need, while relief and stamp recipients remain unaffected.
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Bob Buark
Washington
Hitler
Luftwaffe
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Nature
Roy Hendrickson
Victory
Hendrickson
White House
Agriculture
Lendlease
Drain Foods
Nathan Koenig
Victory Food Pro
Gram
Mr. Koenig
Women Voters End Year With Picnic In Ohio Community
The League of Women Voters closed its year with a picnic at the Crumley home on Canaan Road, led by President Mildred Chatter. A business session included a Toledo Council delegate report and a play titled Buy for the Future. Community events nearby featured a chicken dinner, birthdays, nursing class demonstrations, and Red Cross knitting efforts plus auxiliary meeting details.
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League of Women Voters
J. J. Crumley
Canaan Road
Mildred Chatter
Toledo
Ora! Daugherty
Curtis Daugherty
Daugherty
Glenn Prater
Anne Howson
Red Cross
Carbondale Bible School Closes in Community Graduation Event
Closing exercises at Carbondale Bible School observed with an evening program at Neighborhood House. Rev. Frederick B. Atkinson of Cincinnati spoke briefly. Kindergarten and primary groups performed songs and memory work. Gold Star certificates for perfect attendance awarded to numerous children. additional certificates given for near-perfect attendance. School sponsorship credited to the Protestant Episcopal Church. A forthcoming Women’s Council cabinet meeting noted for First Christian Church.
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Carbondale Bible School
Neighborhood House
Frederick B. Atkinson
Cincinnati
Goldie Jewett
Eileen Lowry
Betty Kennard
Eleanor E. Gifford
June Brooks
Madeline Starrett
Lorraine Jewett
Tamera
Landis
Joy Six
Joyce Brown
Lannie Chesser
Charlotte Daugherty
Jane Daugherty
Patricia Daugherty
Fanny Dabritz
Phyllis Jewett
Ula Chesser
Bonnie Bray
Alma Bray
Cleo Stanley
Lois Brown
Carolyn Clark
Rosemond Mace
Mona Nell
Dwight Clark
Ralph Lightfritz
Chester Lowry
Robert G. Purrington
Athens
Eileen Beveridge
Janice Dunlap
Virginia Kennard
Jean Holland
Betty McClain
Mildred Pidcock
Jim Brown
Rome Mace
Curtis Daugherty
Joe Stanley
Ralph Williams
George Carlin
Wyle Frisby
Jessie Doolittle
Arlene Savage
Martha Ruth Daugherty
Joan Lowry
Danny Young
Protestant Episcopal Church
Goo
Personal notices of visits and travel across Athens region
Mr and Mrs S G Foster return from Marshfield Oregon where Mrs Foster visited her mother for weeks They came back to Athens by plane this weekend Second Lt Robert Hess and Lt Carl Beasley Jr left for Camp Wheeler Georgia after three weeks at Ft Hayes Columbus 600 Mr and Mrs H L Allison and Mrs Eva Wert of Columbus spent the day with Mr and Mrs C B Beverage 36 E Carpenter St Mrs Beverage is Mrs Allison’s sister Mrs R P Walker returned to Portsmouth after visiting her mother Mrs B McCallum 70 N Congress St for the Moriarty Cosgrove wedding She is the guest of the wedding couple William Poling son of Mr and Mrs W D Poling 125 Morris Ave with Reliance Electric Cleveland was weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Dwight Scott Helen Rose They announce the birth of a son June 23 at Chillicothe Hospital Grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Rose Athens Route Four and Mr and Mrs Lester Scott New Marshfield
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S. G. Foster
Marshfield
Ore
Robert Hess
Carl Beasley, Jr
Camp Wheeler
Mason, Ga
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
H. L. Allison
Eva Wert
C. B. Beverage
E. Carpenter St
Allison
Beverage
R. P. Walker
Portsmouth
B. McCallum
N. Congress St
Walker
Moriarty-Cosgrove
William Poling
W. D. Poling
Morris Ave
Reliance Electric Company
Cleveland
Dwight Scott
Helen Rose
Chillicothe Hospital
Frank Rose
Athens
Route Four
Lester Scott
New Marshfield
Pitfalls of Love drama plot tangled with espionage
Mary Veritzen leans on flirtation with Steve Redfield to trap her husband Noel while Redfield hides a link to a foreign espionage ring holding Marion Morton. Noel's jealousy, Mary’s manipulation, and secret service plans unfold as characters discuss trust, deception, and danger ending with continued intrigue tomorrow.
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Mary Veritzen
Steve Redfield
Noel
Redfield
Marion Morton
Jack Bickett
Mary
Ing
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Marion
Lansfield
Spencer
Madge Graham
Madge
Athens Colony of New Englanders Concludes Year
The Athens Colony of New Englanders held its final year meeting at the Jane O. D. Cabin near Albany with a six o’clock dinner and a business session led by President Mrs. C. E. Atkinson. Mrs. Leon E. Bushnell of Syracuse was elected general president and the next congress will meet in Syracuse. A guest list included Mrs. Sara Miller of Miami and Mrs. Delbert Carmichael. member Mrs. Wray Tlymire of Washington, Pa., died this year. The next meeting is set for Oct. 21.
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Athens
New England
Jane O. D
Albany
C. E. Atkinson
G. R. Harvey
Cleveland
Northwest
Leon E. Bushnell
Syracuse
N. Y
Sara Miller
Miami
Fla
Delbert Carmichael
Wray Tlymire
Washington
No Maid, More Planning Lets Mrs Jones Run Home Alone
Mrs. Well-to-do America considers living without a maid for the first time since her first child. She finds organizing with a temporary helper then a self planned schedule reduces work and teaches the family to cooperate. She notes benefits including better meals and personal satisfaction while prioritizing children’s training.
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America
Mrs. Jones
Wartime Beauty Focus On Health Comfort And Value
Wartime beauty reports promise health based looks and practical care with price controls on home items. Experts will teach at home techniques and offer value through guidance while firms may cut prices and add extras. A local church picnic for Central Ave M E primary department opens at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Dew announce the birth of a son June 17 in Cedar Rapids Hospital. the family connection is via Mrs Hawk of Shade.
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Uncle Sam
WPB
Fairgrounds
Central Ave. M. E
Raymond Dew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hospital
Dew
Albert ‘Hawk
Near Shade
Albany
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C. E. Brown
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Trimble
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A. A. Kasler
Dow Kasler
Pearl Robbins
Stanford Woolley and Son
Ward
South Zanesville
Bob Minnear
W.la
Paul Britton
Women's Council of
The
First Christian Church
Frank Donaldson
Second St
Adele Garrison
Steve
Olivia
Stevie
Olina
Gamin
Shacey
Olga
Stephen Redfield
Stephen
Kiondikg
Bud Duncan
Edgar Kennedy
Sarah Padden
Alinach
Alicia Hart
West Point
Athens,ohio
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Chas, Barnet
Harry James
Benny Goodman
Jack Jenny
Gene Krupa
Alvino Rey
Joe Venuti
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