Country Store Supper At Pomona Grange Draws Crowd
Last Friday at Athens Grange Hall the Pomona Grange held a cafeteria supper with first come service. Hundreds attended and enjoyed chicken noodles pies cakes while a country store sold canned goods potatoes candy aprons and more. Proceeds will fund CARE overseas aid Magentic Springs support and mental health programs.
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Athens Grange Hall
Athens Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Scott Neutzling
Magnetic Springs
Mae Smith
Gaylord Cook
Melva Radcliffe
George McKinniss
Roy Rowland
Athens
Albany
York
Lodi
Rome
Canaan
Troy
Summit
Trimble
Amesville
Neutzzling
Safety Training Meeting On Home Electricity Held
The County Home Demonstration Council will sponsor a safety training meeting on home electricity at the Athens Grange Hall Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Miss Mabel Spray of Ohio State University will cover fuse sizing wiring current calculations and repairing small electrical appliances. Mrs. Florence McBride urges club leaders to attend and bring lunch. Members of Pallas Club meet Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at 97 Franklin Ave with Mrs. Emmett Rowles hosting and Miss Mildred Chatter speaking on Adult Education.
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The
County Home Demonstration Council
Athens Grange Hall
Mabel Spray
Ohio State University
Florence McBride
Athens Co
Pallas Club
Emmett Rowles
Franklin Ave
H. W. Howell
Mildred Chatter
Good Manners in Shopping Courtesy Reminder
A shopper returning to a store is urged to ask for the same clerk who previously showed the item. Clerks often work on commission, and the one who first presents a product is encouraged to handle the final sale.
Change Meeting Place for Tonight
The Women's Auxiliary meeting planned for the Church Lounge tonight moves to Miss Alice Mc Cracken's home at 47 Elmwood Place at 8 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Richland Area Fire Brigade meets tonight at 7 30 at the Fire House.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the
Church of the Good
Alice McCracken
Elmwood Place
Richland Area Fire Brigade
Cline’s Capers and TV Ad Woes Seep Through Rambler Note
The Rambler laments TV advertising troubles as 3 of 7 viewers close eyes during commercials rising to 7 of 7 later. It jokes about sensational sponsor strategies and a Marilyn Monroe style announcer to grab attention. An old Lavender and Lace line promotes The Cline Pharmacy Co. in Athens offering coffee for a nickel.
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Marilyn Monroe
Pop
Mom
Essence OF
Yesteryear
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens
Adv
Compliment Shower For Bride Mrs Don Graham
Mrs Don Graham and Mrs Charles Tribe hosted a bridal shower at the Fillmer home 62 Sunnyside Drive. Guests described include Mrs Lillian Vickers Mrs M Vermillion Miss Mary Margaret Mechem Mrs J B Maffett and many others in attendance. The three tier cake topped with bride and groom figures was cut by Mr and Mrs Graham. Decorations followed a wedding theme with pink roses.
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Don Graham
Marilyn Vickers
Charles Tribe
Tom Fillmer
Fillmer
Sunnyside Drive
Graham
R. D. Graham
Lillian Vickers
M. T. Vermillion
Mary Finsterwald
Ethel Sargent
Leland Southerton
Duane Harsin
Marie Mechem
Mary Margaret Mechem
William Davidson
Floyd Kimball
J. B. Maffett
Charles Jump
T. L. Swan
Neisel Robinson
Fred Kittle
Velma Staneart
Mae Herron
William Ruston
Golda Cameron
Roy Robinson
Thirteen Couples Compete In Duplicate Bridge Meet
Thirteen couples contested the Monday Duplicate Bridge at Southern Ohio Electric Co. on Court Str with a Mitch ell Movement. East-West winners were Al Carpenter and Logan pair scoring 542. newcomers James Sheridan and partner close second with 50. Ramseth and J Young third. Sharp of Nelsonville fourth. North-South leaders were Dick Bird and Margaretta Wood with 64% of 105. Grogan and partner second with 59. Dilley and Nichols third. Next session set for March 17, bring your own partner, play at 7:30 p.m.
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Southern Ohio Electric Co
Mitchell
James Sheridan
Charles W Ramseth
J. Dewey Young
Ed Sharp
Nelsonville
Dick Bird
Margaretta Wood
Joseph Grogan
Frank Dilley
P. O. Nichols
Easter Breakfast Plans by Amesville Presbyterian Women
Members of the Women's Association of the Amesville Presbyterian Church met Tuesday to plan the Easter sunrise breakfast. Officials appointed include Mrs. Harry Henry as chairman and a Ways and Means Committee led by Mrs. G. A. Gardner. The group discussed a permanent pastor arriving in July and noted a dessert course was prepared for the meeting. The next association meeting is March 25.
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Women's Association
The
Amesville Presbyterian Church
Church Fellowship Room
Harry Henry
William Withem
Arthur Antle
R. D. Keiser
Lee Glass
Cecil Copeland
Gerald Nagle
Presbyterian Homes For the
Albert Gardner
Ways and Means
G. A. Gardner
Henry
Robert Withem
Carl Morris
Red Cross First Aid Manual Urges Soap Cleanliness
The American Red Cross issues a new First Aid Manual endorsing cleaning small wounds with soap and water before dressing. It advises washing hands and applying a soapy solution to the injury. The Association for Childhood Education meeting scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed to a later date.
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American Red Cross
Association For Childhood Education
Garden Clubs to Meet at The Plains High School
The Plains Garden Club hosts county wide garden club meeting on April 7 at The Plains High School auditorium. Morning program features wildflowers by Mrs. T. M. Wolfe and pruning demonstration by Athens Co. Extension Agent Kenneth Ackerman. Sack lunch at noon, coffee provided by The Plains group.
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Plains Garden Club
Plains High School
T. M. Wolfe
Athens Co
Kenneth Ackerman
Plains Group
George Lash
Eugene Leffler
Lloyd Kittle
Violet Bryan
Ohio University Junior To Present Vocal Recital
Ohio University junior Patricia Anne Sohles will give a mezzo soprano recital Thursday night in Ewing Auditorium. Public concert at eight. accompanists include Clayton Henderson and Mrs. Don Black with violinist Mrs. Leighton Conkling. Sohles holds multiple campus music roles and performs in Messiah and Christmas concerts.
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Patricia Anne Sohles
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Sohles
Leighton Conkling
Don Black
Clayton Henderson
University
Women's Glee Club
Church of the Good Shepherd
Music Educator’s
Women’s Glee Club
Sigma Beta Chapter
Sigma Alpha Iota
Utah Attorney Will Speak At Banquet
Macfarlane a prominent Pi Kappa Alpha figure and national president will address Gamma Omicron at Ohio University Founders Day Banquet. He toured top campuses and is a Utah graduate and former Utah State Senate president. His wife and two colleagues accompany him.
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Macfarlane
Py Gece
Pi Kappa Alpha
Gamma Omicron
Ohio University
University of Utah
Utah
Utah State Senate
Boy Scouts
Community Chest
William Nester
University of Cincinnati
Lynwood B. Kleinhoffer
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Pomona Grange
Cline
Pat Robinson
Joe E. Maffett
L. B. McCune
Esther Smith
D. M. Clutter
H. Z. Fillmer
Jerry Jagers
George Hooper
Jean Riffle
Jan Riffle
Charles Riffle
John Riffle
Walter Guintner
Lora Briggs
Lelia van Dyke
Ethel Pierce
Robert Cochran
Harry Nichols
Florence Henry
Isabelle Kern
Janice Dillon
Mary Archer
James Nida
Betty Blazier
Thelbert Brookhart
Joe Kulakowski
Clyde Beverage
al Carpenter
Logan
Red Cross
Shtantews Shoe Store
South Court Street
Audrey Kessler
Bernard Kessler
North College Hill, O
Keith Krantz
Lavern L. Krantz
N. Lancaster St
Kessler
College of Education
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
North College Hill Methodist Church
Miss Schles
Mozart
V. Williams
Bach
Vandring i Skoven
H. C. Anderson
Grieg
Needham
Goossens
Syracuse
China
Syracuse Blue
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
S. Court
Logan's
Daniel Boone
Felix Sutton
Lewis Carroll
Nancy Drew Mystery Stories
Hardy Boys
Bobbley Twins
Lassie
BI Cowboys
Leonard Weisgard
Casey Jones
Black Stallion
Landmark
Alexander the Great
Joan OF Arc
King Arthur
HIS Knights
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
French Foreign Legion
F.B.I
KIT Carson
Wild Frontier
ALL About Birds
Mark Twain
Bargain Table Children’s Books
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