Membership List Grows for Community Concert Season
The Community Concert Association reports steady growth in membership for 1939 1940. By noon today about 200 members are expected after 117 registered Thursday. business leaders plan to recruit more local and nearby town participants. Names of early members are listed. Saturday at 5 p m is the closing hour for ticket sales at Hotel Berry. Weather note: Adams Center, N Y recorded 334 inches of snow in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Business Men's Committee
Athens
Roger Connor
Business Men’s Committee
Earl Beckley
Robert Lee
Alberta Grones
J. T. Merwin
Ralph Kassing
Howard C. Bobo
John W. Bolin
P. F
P. G. Dowler
W. B. Lawrence
Elizabeth Simpkins
Frederick Pearson
Rufus Hopkins
F. W. Reed
C. G. O’bleness
W. J. Trautwein
Robert G. Purrington
J. B. Harrison
R. M. Slutz
Elsie Druggan
Geraldine Hope
Roy Hoskins
G. L. Knight
Paul Fontaine
M. J. McNeil
Blaine Goldsberry
L. Z. Herron
C. N. Mackinnon
Fred FE. Luchs
Audra Blackwood
Lucille Good
Agnes Terrell
Helen Hull
F. J. Taylor
Price V. Dunlap
J. H. McClure
Howard Goodwin
Lulu M. Poston
Bertha Bridgman
C. M. Copeland
Carl Frey
Lawrence P. Eblin
G. T. Wilkinson
Eugene Mueller
Paul G. Krauss
H. W. Cox
Melvin Danielson
E. H. Gaylord
W. W. Wiggin
D. B. Green
Oliver Wood
Francis P. Bundy
William C. Stehr
George Starcher
Louis Hammerie
Mary Terrell
Don Roberts
Solomon Rosenberg
Neil Crawford
Harold S. Davis
Paul Barnes
J. E. Cline
Arthur W. Potter
James Cassell
Margaret N. Stalder
Frank B. Dilley
F. L. Preston
Harold Wise
Barbara Smith
Harriet Wilson
Norma Ogier
Margaret Davis
Alta Cooper
Elva Cooper
Amy Allen
Janet Wilson
T. R. Biddle
A. F. Wray
Edith A. Wray
Willanna Flannagan
Louise Field
H. Fenzel
Sarah Hatcher
R. G. Dawes
John Lembach
Francina Gross
Wade W. Burk
Catherine Bedford
Adams Center
N. Y
March Meetings Calendar for Athens Groups
The Athena League of Women Voters postpones its regular March meeting and plans a speaker event with the League of Nations Association at Ohio University Fine Arts Building. Other clubs host dinners, reviews, and socials on March 2 and 3, including AAUW, Martzolff Fund drive, and Eagles auxiliary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens League of Women Voters
Laura Bailey
Church St
League of Nations Association
Ohio University Fine Arts
Moore
Dayton
League of Nations Association of Ohio
Mrs Homer Brown Named Maecenas Club President
The Maecenas Literary Club elected Mrs Homer Brown as president at a Tuesday meeting held at 69 W State St. with Mrs J R Harvey and Mrs Fred Stauffer hosting. Officers chosen include Mrs Neil Helsel as vice president and Mrs William Tom as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brown
Maecenas
Maecenas Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
W. State St
Fred Stauffer
C. F. Tribe
Neil Helsel
William Tom
Golden Bahr
Ralph Barker
Barker
Mrs Mansfield Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs William Mansfield 62 Stewart St hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Zinn for high score, Mrs Alva Haning for second high, Mrs Glen McDaniel for low score, and Mrs Clyde Mason for the traveling prize. Mrs Mansfield was helped by Mrs Walter Schenz. The next meeting will be at Mrs Clyde Mason's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mansfield
Stewart St
Charles Zinn
Alva Haning
Glen McDaniel
Clyde Mason
Mansfield
Walter Schenz
Spring Journey and Other Newer Books Review
Katherine Hall foregrounds spring reading with a mix of fantasy romance humor and thought provoking non fiction. Geneva Stephenson's Spring Journey, a historical eighteenth century romance, follows a painter and noblewoman on the open road pursued by gypsies and highwaymen. The Back Door by Julian R. Meade portrays colored life in the South and social prejudice, while We Saw It Happen collects Times correspondents' Civil War era style observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hall
Geneva Stephenson
Columbus
Harold Latham
MacMillan
Margaret Mitchell
England
Julian R. Meade
South
Main Street
Crepes Suzette Recipe and Mardi Gras Notes
Round about the town shares a crepe Suzette recipe from New Orleans style batter and sauce ideas. It also explains Mardi Gras origins and the French terms fat Tuesday and gras, with notes on Mr Preston's teaching in Paris and local readers sending Christmas subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
New Orleans
France
Paris
Woman's Auxiliary Hosts Meeting at Frame Home
Mrs. Cora Frame hosted the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd at Frame Home on Elmwood Place. The group sewed for Christ Hospital children in Cincinnati and heard Rev. Robert G. Purrington discuss the church history series. Leslie Charteris delivers Follow The Saint three novelettes with Simon Templar pursuing murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Frame
Elmwood Place
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Robert G. Purrington
Episcopal Church
Leslie Charteris
Simon Templar
Engagement of Miss Sammons to Mr. Lackey Announced
Mrs. C. G. Sammons hosted a bridge luncheon in Steubenville announcing the engagement of her daughter Miss Grace Sammons to Mr. Harry Lackey Athens High School physical education director. The event highlighted the approaching marriage and included intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sammons
Harry Lackey
Athens High School
C. G. Sammons
Fort Steuben
Steubenville
Harry and
Grace
Sammons
Wells High School
Bethany College
Ohio University
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Grant Junior High School
Lackey
Personal Notes From Steubenville And Nearby Areas
The column lists social happenings and travel among local residents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sisler stay at The Riviera near Daytona Beach while Mr. and Mrs. Gordon K. Bush travel to Miami Beach to visit relatives. Miss Rosella Wagner undergoes appendicitis surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. C. W. Bingman visits family in Steubenville after NEA meetings and returns to Beaumont, Texas. The Alexander Presbyterian Church auxiliary meets at Albany. Mrs. Elkins hosts a visitor for the funeral of Mrs. Alderman’s aunt, in Steubenville. Engagement news unveiled at a luncheon, with Harry and Grace to wed April first. Educational figures Sammons and Lackey profiled with alma maters and teaching roles.
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S.S.S
Soman Nt Lake
Lue
Good Housekeeping
Richland Ave
Hudson Ave
Martzolff
First Methodist
AAUW
Faculty Women’s Club
William G. Seaman
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Nannie Allom Rebekah
I.0.c.f
Athens Grange
Athens Grange Hall
First Methodist Church
E. H. Mueller
East Side Needle Club
Guy Gardner
State St
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
W. G. Seaman
Mrs. Mansfield
West Union Street
Florida
Mabel T. Baird
Ira A. Taylor
Pennsboro
W. Va
H.B.F
Frame
Milldecks Shoe Store
Miss Sammons
J. J. Sisler
N. Congress St
The
Riviera
Daytona Beach
Gordon K. Bush
Strathmore Boulevard
Miami Beach
Fla
W. O. Littick
Athens Colony
Hollywood
Rosella Wagner
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. W. Bingman
Lemar College
Beaumont
Texas
National Education Association
Cleveland
Elmer Bingman
Raymond Drive
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Julia Ewing
Albany
Harry Elkins
William Munslow
Alwilda Pough Alderman
Elkins
Munslow
Alderman
W. B. Drake Jeweler
Rauch's Bakery
Silvus
Style Shop
Coats
New York
Are
Bargain