Delt Founder’s Day Banquet Highlights Athens Visit
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court returns to Athens for Delta Tau Delta Founders Day. He welcomes honorary membership for the chapter and is among several speakers at the 90th anniversary celebration.
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Delta Tau Delta
Justice Carl V. Weygandt
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Athens
Ohio University
State Supreme Court
Justice Weygandt
United States
Wooster College
Western Reserve Law School
Lake Erie College
Wilberforce University
F. Darrel Moore
Purdue University
LaFayette
Indiana
Moore
Frank B. Gullum
John M. Nolan
Hiram Joy Wilson
Milton Hughes
Thomas N. Hoover
George Parks
James Roach
Lee S. Roach
Fred Kirschner
University History
Prep Folies Minstrel for YWCA and Waterloo events
Over 100 sorority pledges performed an old time minstrel at Memorial Auditorium to raise funds for the YWCA. End-men and an interloctur kept the show lively as the Pom crew and Marty Sifers directed the production with lighting by Dave Neuhaus. A separate Business and Professional Women’s Club minstrel from Nelsonville will be hosted by Waterloo High School at New Marshfield Friday evening to aid the senior class and the Nelsonville hospital.
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Memorial Auditorium
Jo Erdman
Nancy Barron
Barbara Algeo
Nancy Stockwell
Janet Zoll
Carol Jenkins
Linda Pedigo
Bo Munday
Business and Professional Women's Club
Nelsonville
Waterloo High School
New Marshfield
Nelsonville Hospital
Phi Delt Banquet Set for Sunday
Phi Delta Theta plans a Founders Day banquet at Athens Country Club on Sunday March 7 with Paul C Beam national speaker and Byron A Wolfe as chairman. The event marks the 100th anniversary of the fraternity at Oxford and the 80th for the Athens chapter with Golden Legion certificates awarded to five longtime members.
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Paul C. Beam
Phi Delta Theta
Athens Country Club
Byron A. Wolfe
Phi Delta Theta Alumni Club of
Athens
Oxford
Wolfe
Grosvenor McKee
Talon, Inc
Meadville
Golden Legion
Dwight N. Witman
Walter R. Sheldon
George L. Gold
Carl D. Sheppard
Paul B. Masters
Fraternity House
W. Mulberry
Country Club
Ellis Woodworth
Frank Rauch, Jr
Kenneth Jones
Rex Koons
Richard McKinstry
Robin Gardner
Nelsonville
Nineteen Pupils Participate in Mrs Thomas Piano Recital
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Neil Thomas hosted a piano recital at her home 12 Maplewood Drive Athens. Nineteen students performed including David Jones Emily Householder Corrine Clutter Helen Lehman Victor Campbell and others with numerous Athens area parents in attendance.
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Neil Thomas
Maplewood Drive
David Jones
Emily Householder
Corrine Clutter
Helen Lehman
Victor Campbell
Clara Davis
Caroline Gilmore
Shirley Hook Elected New Chi Omega President at Banquet
Shirley Hook was elected president of Chi Omega sorority at the initiation banquet held last week at Hotel Berry. Other officers include Rebecca Caldwell vice president and Dor is McDowell secretary. Fifteen initiates named plus recently pledged members are listed with full names.
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Shirley Hook
Chi Omega Sorority
Hotel Berry
Elinor Bliss
Susan Hinkle
Rebecca Caldwell
Doris McDowell
Peg Redlin
Norma Kodes
Patricia Moore
Rush
Carolyn Herbert
Sally Harkness
Mitzi Wolf
Gertrude Forney
Eddine McCuskey
Ginnie Ault
LeDale Williams
Sean Hayes
Marcie Scatterday
Jean Betz
Ann Jones
Judy von Thron
Betty Flamm
Laura Anderson
Madelyn Colvig
Doris Bates
Mary Bereson
Ellen Singler
Pat Dayton
Install Officers At Albany WSCS February Meeting
Albany WSCS at its February session installed officers led by Mrs. Brooks Russell. Harriet Woodyard became president with Jesse Gilkey as vice president and Frank Radcliffe as secretary. Other posts went to Wilbur Baughman Dewey Stone and Frank Craig.
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Brooks Russell
Albany Wscs
Harriet Woodyard
Jesse Gilkey
Frank Radcliffe
Wilbur Baughman
Dewey Stone
Frank Craig
Orville Dailey
Craig
Dailey
Woodward
Gilkey
Arvilla Spring
Russell
Stone
Alice Stanley
Pi Kappa Alpha Initiates Fourteen Members
Fourteen men were initiated into the Gamma Omicron chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha on Sunday. The new members include John Wehmeyer James Calmes Joseph Tornatzky John Bente William Pietrick Scott Leesburg David Weber Mark Kuhar Roger Anse John Schroeder John Patton David Tuel William Ward and others from Cleveland Zanesville Portsmouth and Salem.
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Gamma Omicron
Pi Kappa Alpha
John Wehmeyer
Robert Corsin
Toledo
James Calmes
Carey
Joseph Tornatzky
John Bente
William Pietrick
Scott Leesburg
David Weber
Mark Kuhar
Cleveland
Roger Anse
Zanesville
John Schroeder
John Patton
Portsmouth
David Tuel
Fly
William Ward
Salem
CCL Intermediates Install 1948 Officers at Meeting
The Intermediate Circle of the CCL met at Mrs. John G. Cline's home with co hosts Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Fred Schleicher. Mrs. Ted Stiff installed the 1948 officers including Mrs. Carl Clifford president and Mrs. Kermit Blosser vice president. An audience discussed the code of CCL and club history. door prize went to Mrs. Francis Fuller.
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CCL
John G. Cline
May Ave
Cline
Fred Schleicher
William Biggs
C. A. Cornwell
Paul R. O’brien
C. L. Faught
Harry Lackey
Francis B. Fuller
Ted Stiff
D. K. Barstow
Carl Clifford
Kermit Blosser
W. C. Cornwell
Stiff
James E. Snyder
Francis Fuller
Radio Talk On Children By Dr. W A Yauch At CCL Event
Dr. W A Yauch principal of University Elementary School spoke on Radio Programs with Our Children before the Junior Circle of the Child Conservation League during annual guest night at the Thackery House. He warned that too steady a diet of unrealism in radio harms children. A brief business meeting followed led by Mrs. Woodrow West, with Mrs. Ted Stiff讲 giving history and aims of CCL. Dessert served to listed members and guests. next meeting set for March 18 at Mrs. Robert Main's home.
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W. A. Yauch
University
The
Child Conservation League
Thackery House
Yauch
Woodrow West
Ted Stiff
CCL
Robert E. Wickham
Arthur McPherson
James van Nostrand
Jack Tedrick
Ralph Straw
W. J. Stanson
D. K. Pierce
W. W. Patton
James McMullen
Robert Main
William Lee
Robert Hollingsworth
Clarence Flowers
D. M. Downard
Robert Dennis
H. Clifford Taylor
Edward C. Goodwin
O. Eugene Clyse
M. W. Tillson
Parker Walker
Francis Fuller
N. E. Walker
J. M. Skinner
D. R. Ownby
Blaine Riggs
Sarah Blower
Harold Lee
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Larry Helwig
Charles Trout
Robert Oberholzer
David Hughes
Pi Beta Phi Fete National Head Attends Athens Coffee Hour
Miss Amy Burnham Oaken national president of Pi Beta Phi attended a post show coffee hour at the sorority house hosted by Athens Alumnae Club. Alumnae and active members joined the event with refreshments and candlelit decor as Miss Oaken, a longtime Pi Beta Phi leader since 1912, was guest for the weekend.
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Pi Beta Phi
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Athens
Amy Burnham Oaken
Edward A. Sprague
Virginia Fisher
Gordon Gray
R. W. Finsterwald
Joseph Thackery
R. H. White
Mary Stalder
Miss Oaken
Calendar of club events and meetings listed
Social Literary Club hosted by Mrs. W J Smith at Thackery House. Hobson Study Circle meets 7 30 p m at Mrs O Houck 21 added Op 6 8 Tuesday Club at Cottage Tea Room with Prof George Starr Lasher on Medea to Allegro. Council of Church Women 7 30 p m First Christian Church. Nomination reports. President Mrs E T Rice. Rebekah lodge 7 30 p m Oddfellows hall degree staff to attend practice initiation. Social hour and silent auction. Higley Study Circle 2 30 p m Berry Hotel Mrs Irving Dickman hostess annual meeting officers elected. Phi Mu auxiliary 7 30 p m Mrs Don Millikan 107 E State St. Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Association 5 30 p m Miss Margaret Burke 19 Elliott St Mrs Franklin Calvin hostess. Albany Wednesday Club 11 30 a m pot luck at Henry Boho home. AAUW book review 7 30 p m Women's Faculty Club Genevieve Apgar reviews My Indian Family by Hilda Wernher. Women Civil Temperance Union 7 30 p m First Methodist Church Mrs A J Romine in charge. WCTU aiding county project collecting pocketbooks for mothers and children in Europe.
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Athens Mothers’ and Wives’ Club
Delta Tau Delta
President St
Clarence Roach
Charles E. Bittaker
Ralph Goodenberger
Frank B. Gullum
M. D. Hughes
John W. Dowler
W. H. Cooper
D. A. Riley
Diana Roach
Lee S. Roach
Harlan E. Nelson
Mary Townsend Porter
W. B. Drake
L. S. Johnson
Blanche Robinson
Dell
AAUW
Women’s
Genevieve Apgar
Hilda Wernher
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
A. J. Romine
WCTU
Europe
Nurses Hear Doctor On South Pacific Life
The Athens and Hocking County Branches of District No. 4 of Ohio State Nurses Association met February 25 at Blossers Restaurant in Logan. Sixteen nurses attended the dinner and meeting followed by entertainment from Harold Kellar and Sonny Adams of Logan. Dr. R. C. Jones of Hocking Valley Hospital spoke of naval service in the Southwest Pacific during World War II with photos of island invasions and native life. Athens attendees included Mrs. Evelyn Cox Esta Smith Lucille Scott and Dorothy Parker. Nelsonville group members were Mrs. Ruth Dougherty Helena Kirwan Louise Magee and Regina Whyte.
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Athens
Hocking County
District No. 4
Ohio State Nurses Association
Blossers
Logan
Harold Kellar
Sonny” Adams
R. C. Jones
Hocking Valley Hospital
South West Pacific
Evelyn Cox
Esta Smith
Lucille Scott
Dorothy Parker
Nelsonville
Ruth Dougherty
Helena Kirwan
Louise Magee
Regina Whyte
Mrs Willard Border Leaves for Korea to Join Husband
Mrs. Willard Border of Athens with her three children Roberta Jacquelyn and Willard Jr sails Tuesday aboard the Cincinnation from San Francisco to Kwansung Korea to join Lt Border with U S occupation forces now stationed there.
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Korea
Willard Border
Athens
Roberta
Jacquelyn
Willard, Jr
San Francisco
Kwansung
Lt. Border
U. S
Hathomar Class Dinner Observes St Patrick Theme
Fifty five attended the Hathomar Sunday School Class March dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church social rooms. Tables glowed with green tapers and green white decor. Cake ice cream were served. committee members listed. program devotions and treasurer's report presented.
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Hathomar
First Methodist Church
Robert Jones
Richard Jackson
Carl Roberts
C. R. Dailey
Lowell Patterson
Apple Juice Recipe Contest Opens for Prizes
A contest offers a $100 FE Bond first prize with March 1 to March 31 entry period. Prizes include Bonds for first second and third, plus 15 cash awards. Send entries to the Apple Juice Recipe Contest 520 New Center Building Detroit Michigan.
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New Center Building
Detroit 2
Mich
Athens High Faces Glenford Challenge on Tourney Schedule
Gallipolis opens the tournament schedule with Athens High favored to win. The threat arrives as Glen Hursey brings Glenford to challenge Athens in the next game.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Glen Hursey
Glenford
We the Women by Ruth Millett Advocates Homemaker Creativity
The essay argues that marriage and homemaking empower women to influence family life, nurture right values, and build a stimulating home circle. It claims motherhood offers creative opportunity, with free hours for community work after children go to school, and denies that marriage stifles a woman.
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New York
Return to Millfield after Morgantown visit
Mr and Mrs Norval James have returned to their Millfield home following a visit with relatives in Morgantown West Virginia.
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Millfield
Chauncey
Norval James
Morgantown
W. Va
Sugar Creek Band Benefit Pie Social Planned
CHAUNCEY The Sugar Creek School Community Club recently met at the school with Mrs Mary Belle Sycks as president and Mrs Gladys Simpkins as secretary in charge. They planned an old fashioned pie social on March 15 to raise funds for band instruments for Sugar Creek School. A short program of instrumental and vocal numbers by Rosanna Phillips Lois Willis Martha James Juanita Swyeks Sheila Douglas Nancy Davis Mary North and Delores McLean was presented. A pot luck lunch followed. the next meeting will be March 8.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek School Community Club
Mary Belle Sycks
Gladys Simpkins
Sugar Creek
Rosanna Phillips
Lois Willis
Martha James
Juanita Swyeks
Shelia Douglas
Nancy Davis
Mary North
Delores McLean
Patton Hosts Thursday Bridge Club at Mill Field
Mrs. Patton welcomed members of the Thursday night bridge club to her Mill Field home. Three tables played with high score by Mrs. Vern White, second by Mrs. Rex Nagle, low by Mrs. Sigmond Kozma, travel by Mrs. Mabel Smith. dessert served.
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Chauncey
Grover Patton
Millfield
Vern White
Rex Nagle
Sigmond Kozma
Mabel Smith
Elizabeth Willis
Bertha Sanders
Helen Sanders
Louise White
Virginia Kozma
Seniors to Stage Play in Mid April Chauncey Dover High
Chauncey Dover high school senior class presents Wedding Spells as the stage production. Cast has been chosen and the performance will occur around mid April. Ruth Andrian of the faculty coaches the play.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruth Andrian
Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Postponed to April 1
The Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Club meeting set for Thursday was postponed to the regular meeting on April 1. Secretary Mrs Dorothy Daugherty announced the change.
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Band Boosters
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Club
Dorothy Daugherty
Athens Visitors Chauncey Millfield Residents Attend
The following Millfield residents were Athens visitors Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lanning, Miss Virginia Lanning, Mrs. Clarence Sanders, Mrs. Grover Patton, Bill Sanders, Jerry Russell, Mrs. Rex Nagle and Mia. Vern White and Mr. and Mrs. Norval James.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Athens
Harley Lanning
Virginia Lancning
Clarence Sanders
Grover Patton
Bill Sanders
Jerry Russell
Rex Nagle
Mia. Vern White
Noreval James
Double-Action Senna Laxative Marketed For Cold Discomfort
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin as a two in one remedy for winter colds causing constipation and stomach upset. Promotes its two active ingredients as effective for relief and stool regulation.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell’s Senna Laxative advertised benefits
Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Senna relieves constipation gently and pleasantly with carminative action for upset stomach and gastric distress. It has been famous for over 50 years and is loved by children. Available in 60¢ and 41.90 sizes.
Needle Club to Meet Chauncey
Members of the Millfield Needle Club will be entertained Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Bertha Sanders.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Bertha Sanders
How Dr Edwards Helps Folks Who Are Constipated
For over 40 years Dr F M Edwards, an Ohio doctor, offered relief from constipation and related symptoms with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable remedy is said to cleanse the digestive tract gently, acting on both upper and lower bowels to promote natural, comfortable bowel movements without griping. Sold at drugstores for 16 or 30 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Dr. Edwards
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