Marjorie Helman Crowned Queen of OU Junior Promenade
Miss Marjorie Helman of Cleveland won the 1939 Ohio University Junior Promenade crown from a field of eleven entrants. The event at Schine's Athena Theater featured a one third popular vote and two thirds judges' choice, with other finalists named including Marjorie Wheaton and Arlene Gamertsfelder. The Prom King will be announced tonight as Whiteman’s 34 piece band performs in two shows after a pre-prom dinner served for the first time in OU history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schine
Athena Theater
Marjorie Helman
Cleveland
Ohio University
Carlton Asher
Helman
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Josten
Martina
Patricia
Marjorie Wheaton
Pi Beta Phi
Arlene Gamertsfelder
Chi Omega
Lois Hook
Theta Upsilon
Winifred Healy
Alpha Delta Pi
Helen Robertson
Howard Hall
Mary Elizabeth Reid
Boyd Hall
Elaine Beeler
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Gamma _ Delta
Jane Burnside
Zeta Tau Alpha
Kathryn Carnes
Lindley
Whiteman
Texas
O. U
PROM QUEEN DANCE FUNDRAISER TICKETS SELL FAST
Fraternities host breakfast events after the dance as fundraisers. More than 400 tickets already sold with top admission price set at 500.
Ami-Lah Club Hosts Stork Shower Night
The Ami-Lah Club gathered Thursday at 37 Moore Ave the home of Mrs. Kenneth Steward for a stork shower honoring Mrs. Dick Fulton Virginia Marquis. Hostess Light refreshments were provided with members Mrs Don Booth Mrs Clifton Atkins Mrs James Hunsicker Mrs Carl Tom Mrs Robert Hoffman Mrs Hjalmar Olson Mrs John Bardin and guest Mrs John Lee Marquis plus Mrs C R Bennett in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Steward
Moore Ave
Dick Fulton
Virginia Marquis
Don Booth
Clifton Atkins
James Hunsicker
Carl Tom
Robert Hoffman
Hjalmar Olson
John Bardin
John Lee Marquis
C. R Bennett
Albert Spalding Interviews Himself Here for Concert
Violinist Albert Spalding arrives in Athens for a Memorial Auditorium concert tonight at 8. Doors close after the first group until 8:20. Women in the audience are asked to remove hats. Spalding will not sign autographs tonight due to hand fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Spalding
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Paris
Spalding
Nelsonville Bridge Club Entertained at Home
Mrs. Allen Riley hosted the Nelsonville bridge club at 6 Coss Street giving two-table play on Thursday night. Lucille Newman won high score, Freda Bar toe was second, Lillian Wolfe had the low score, with guest Lora Fisk of Nelsonville present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Riley
Coss St
Nelsonville
Lucille Newman
Freda Bartoe
Lillian Wolfe
Lora Fisk
Hobbies Run Through Town In Light-Hearted Round About
Claude Westfall heads to St Petersburg Florida to defend his National Small-Bore Rifle title with a stop in Atlanta for NRA meet preliminaries. Rev Neil Crawford dreams of a wood chopping contest and Abe Lincoln as rail splitter while town women plan bowling and Thelma Palmer leads the local bowlers with a 109. Paul Whiteman headlines the O U Junior Prom, with a taxi sleep break on his earlier visit to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Florida
Claude Westfall
Claude
Patton St
Neil Crawford
Abe Lincoln
Crawford
B. M
Ohio
Ethel Bodkin
Ellen Biddie
Jessie McClain
Rowena Sprout
Ethel Beekman
Geneva Jones
Eleanor Minister
Gunga Din
Thelma Palmer
Shakespeare
Andrew H. Brown
Paul Whiteman
O. U
Memorial Auditorium
Whiteman
H.B.F
Reception for Dean Voigt Honors 25 Years at Ohio University
Community invites attend the reception for Dr. Irma E. Voigt Ohio University Dean of Women marking 25 years of service. The event is Sunday March 5 from 3 to 6 PM in the Men's Union with Women's League members and campus representatives coordinating. Ruth Van Orsdall chairs the organizing committee along with Edith Kamuf Gladys Mitchell Maria Boerlage Robert Reider Wilmer Schlotterbeck Helen Schmidt Evelyn Berns Katherine Hopfinger Sara Lou Patton Marguerite Faulstick Gwen Foulkes Carol Seeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Irma E. Voigt
Women's League
Ruth van Orsdall
Edith Kamuf
Gladys Mitchell
Maria Boerlage
Robert Reider
Wilmer Schlotterbeck
Helen Louise Schmidt
Evelyn Berns
Katherine Hopfinger
Sara Lou Patton
Marguerite Faulstick
Gwen Foulkes
Carol Seeger
Transylvania Royals Shape Veritzen's Dramatic Tale
The theater magnate Philip Veritzen recounts his youth in Transvania to Madge Graham. He recalls Olina Olga, exiled Queen Olga, and Olga’s beauty, court life, and a secret about Rudolph as the story builds toward a continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Veritzen
Madge Graham
Transvania
Philip
Royal Guards
Veritzen
Madge
Sag Harbor Farm
Oliva
Olga
Lillian
Olina
Rudolph
Marie
Dutch Apple Cake A Milwaukee Recipe Idea From Kaffee Klatsch
Milwaukee readers enjoy a Dutch apple cake from a Kaffee Klatsch with a recipe including flour butter sugar apples and cinnamon. The article also shares a Florida hot fruit drink made from grapefruit juice cinnamon cloves and nutmeg served hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Florida
Calendar items and birth announcement update
The Current Events Club hosts its annual anniversary dinner Friday March 3 at First Methodist Church with Mrs E H Mueller as program leader and hostess. The Woman’s Aid Friendly Circle meets at 72 W State St Friday 7 30 p m. The Presbyterian Young Married Couples Bake Sale occurs Saturday March 4 at the Presbyterian Church from 8 30 a m to noon. An eight pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Spangler at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus on March 2. Mrs Spangler is the former Miss Susie Oxley of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
E. H. Mueller
W. E. A. Friendly Circle
Harry Fisher
State St
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Spangler
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Susie Oxley
Athens
Musicians for Concert Series To Be Selected Saturday
The Community Concert Association will choose the 1939 1940 season artists after the membership drive ends Saturday night. Selection hinges on total funds raised. 125 artists from the Columbia Concerts Corporation will be considered, with preferences noted on pledge cards. The drive aims to avoid deficits and ensure contracts are funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Columbia Concerts Corporation
FE. C. Boomer
Columbia Corporation
Phi Mu Founder’s Day Observed With Ritual Service
Phi Mu Sorority marks Founder's Day on March 4 with a ritual service at the Delta Delta chapter house 35 North College Street at 5:00 p.m. The observance honors Mary Dupont Lines of Jacksonville Mary Myrick Daniels of Americus and Mare Beg Hardaway Redding of Macon, founders of the first Phi Mu chapter at Wesleyan College Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta
Phi Mu Sorority
North College Street
Phi Mu
Wesleyan College
Macon
Georgia
Mary Dupont Lines
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Myrick Daniels
Americus
Mare Beg Hardaway Redding
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KODAK
Logan
Cline's
Jupiter
Minerva
Daileys Moreharmony
WHKC
Chiefs Club
Ruth Smith
Lillian Sweeney
Nelsonville Bridge Club
Dean Voigt
United States
Adele Garrison
Princess At
Regal
Trade Ark Re
Is. At
Doris Day
Mabel Darst
D. A. Bardin
C. M. Gill
A. T. Houf
Margaret Cronin
Don Cripplinger
W. B. Lawrence
Anna Williams
Marion Danford
Alice Rowan
Grace Rowan
Ruth Giesen
Raymond Connett
Walker G. Haney
Mary M. Williams
Mary Helen Lee
Lucile Duffee
William M. Bryant
J. B. Heidler
Wilbur F. Martin
Ralph L. Miller
C. M. Bowman
Charles Russell
Genevieve Porterfield
Lucy Rose
Virginia Harger
D. W. Ingerham
J. G. Smith
Mary E. Kahler
Thelma A. Robinson
Alvin Lamborn
Mabel Olson
Maude C. Matthews
Mary Brokaw
Blaine Goldsberry
Louise Jane Diver
C. O. Gibson
Owen Linscott
Marianna Linscott
R. G. Palmer
H. C. Bobo
Gifford Blyton
O. D. Morrison
Dorothy Hoyle
M. D. Hughes
Rush Elliott
George C. Parks
Opal T. Rhodes
Maycle Pruden
Robert R. J. Lee
W. F. Burke
Newman Powell
Lenore Stack
Bank of Athens
Getta Ley
John S. Blower
Bert Angle
Harriett Weymuller
Sara Long Jones
C. L. Jones
J. Homer Caskey
George W. Clark
Herman G. James
Norman Dean
K. H. Krauskoff
Harry E. Benz
Ida M. Druggan
Myrta Ashworth
O. F. Peoples
Sarah P. Foster
Florence Justin
Annie Gochnauer
Irene Elliott
Hotel Berry
Dial
T. C. McCracken
Bobcat Club
William S. Young
Nand
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
MLE
Chehu
Broughton’s
SAT. & Sun
Broughton
Procter & Gamble
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