Ohio University Women’s Glee Club to Present March Concert
The Ohio University Women’s Glee Club will give its annual home concert at Memorial Auditorium on Sunday evening March 15. The program features Choric Speech and a bird call based piece The Morning Chorus by W D Kids, with twelve members performing the ensemble work.
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Ohio University Women’s Glee Club
Jader Eaton
Benedict
Memorial Auditorium
United States
Glee Club
Hahn
DUV Party Raises Funds and Crowns Prizes At IOOF Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans held a bingo and bridge night at the IOOF Hall raising 15 dollars for the floral fund. Russell Dean won the door prize with several others earning prizes. committee members were Mrs. Don Strawn, Mrs. Beatrix Rosser, and Mrs. Frank Dean. The event featured coffee and cake, a short business meeting, and a letter of condolence from state president Mrs. Jessie Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
Russell Dean
Ed Siepel
Don Davis
William Fleck
Fred Slaughter
Fred Stauffer
F. C. Tribe
Nelle Pickering
Don Strawn
Beatrix Rosser
Frank Dean
Alex Root
Jessie Hines
Caroline McKinstry
Whoops M Dear Its Spring With Sunshine N All That
The piece notes crocus blooms and longer days signaling spring. It highlights house cleaning time with window washing, paper cleaning, floor lacquering, and carpentering as the open season. The sun’s light spurs a rush to cleaning, though some pessimists doubt spring’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Murphy
It Must Be Spring In The Home And Garden
Faster notes spring fashion and gardening as signs of the season. Robins sing Pussywillows bloom and miliners stock gay skipper straws while raincoats and sleek rubber boots appear. Gardeners order seed catalogs as Lenten season nears and tulips hyacinths jonquils violets bloom ahead. Summer feels a day away.
Those Days Are Gone Forever in Athens Ohio
Prose reminiscence recalls timberlands west of the Hocking River, a D. B. Stewart woolen mill across East Bridge, Harmony with a store and salt works, and Judge E. B. Pruden’s enterprises. It notes a 1857 B&O rail arrival, 1858 Clarks Chapel, and a post Civil War barbecue for local returning soldiers.
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Hocking
East Bridge
D. B. Stewart
Harmony
Clarks Chapel
Athens
Athens County
Adaline Phillips
Stimson
Ave
Senator Metcalf To Address Athens Social Service Forum
Senator Fletcher Metcalf will speak at the Athens County Social Service Forum at the Women's Faculty Club on Sunday. He will discuss Social Welfare Legislation in the Ohio General Assembly and is joined by Mrs. Metcalf Xi lpha Rankin who recently passed the State Bar Exam. The meeting, directed by I. V. Shannon of Ohio University, invites representatives and individuals in social service to attend.
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Athens County
Women's
Fletcher Metcalf
Ohio General Assembly
Metcalf
Washington County Children’s Home
Board of Education
YMCA
Marietta
Ohio University
Washington County
Lions Club
Xilpha Rankin
Athens
Ohio
I. V. Shannon
Sociology Department
Wednesday Bridge Club Veets at Hillcrest
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at Hillcrest Inn for a dinner bridge. High score went to Mrs. C. E. Shuster, second to Mrs. Charles Marquis, and consolation to Mrs. Carl Buck. Three tables included Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Buck, and others in attendance.
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Hillcrest Inn
C. E. Shuster
Charles Marquis
Carl Buck
A. D. Townsend
Martha Blake
Virgil Davis
Vercoe Murphy
Dwight Robinson
C. EB. Shuster
Charles Farrow
G. D. Gorham
H. F. Cokenougher
March Social Calendar for Athens and Surrounding Groups
A detailed March 5 6 social listings for Athens and nearby communities. Granges host degree ceremonies FHA film and refreshments. folding in Faithful Few Sewing Club Athens League of Women Voters and AAUW book review. motorcycle club and church of God social. Friday events include Women’s Relief Corps Foreign Missionary Society historic chapter meetings and AAUW Nature Study Group rescheduled.
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Athens Grange
Grange
Athens Fairgrounds
Amesville Grange
Federal Housing Administration
Faithful Few Sewing Club
Harold Morris
Palmer St
Athens League of Women Voters
W. B. Bentley
Morris Ave
O. F. Rowland
Harold Rose
A. E. Wagner
AAUW
Park Pl
Edith Wray
Glady Teach
Athens Motorcycle Club
Walter Hawk
Tom Winning
Carl Whitlatch
Church of God
Alva Hanning
Richland Ave
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Hal Rowland
Franklin Ave
E. J. Person
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
H. G. Benz
A. E. Wagfier
Mary G. Noss
Nature Study Group
R. A. Foster
Chiefs Club
L. W. Kelley
Mound Bt
Rebecca Morris McKee
U. 8
1812
Blanche
Dell Finsterwald
Roy M. Pierce
Stitch and Chatter Club
May Ave
Cultural and Spiritual Home Is PTA Topic
The Central PTA Study Group met at 82 Lancaster St to discuss Home as a Cultural and Spiritual Center led by Mrs. Manfred Brown. After business they played Beano with prizes to Mrs. Jewel Moore, Mrs. Orville Ewing, and Mrs. Stuart Bell. Mrs. Della Brown won the surprise package. Refreshments for St. Patrick’s Day were served to members including Mrs. Stuart Bell and Mrs. J. R. Gentry. The next meeting is April 7 at 90 W Union St hosted by Mrs. Joe Walburn with Mrs. J. R. Gentry as topia leader.
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Manfred Brown
PTA
Harry Coots
Lancaster St
Jewel Moore
Orville Ewing
Stuart Bell
Della Brown
Harry Baughman
Arthur McPherson
Roy Jones
Margaret Brown
Herman Douglas
J. R. Gentry
Ralph Norris
Louise Young
Helen Moriarty
Joe Walburn
Union St
Philathea Class Meets at Mrs Sprague’s Home
The Philathea Class of the First Christian Church gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Arthur Sprague’s home on N Court Street. Mrs. Darrell Watkins and Miss Fern Robinson assisted as hostesses. After a business session led by President Mrs Marian Carmicheal, refreshments were served to members.
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Philathea
First Christian Church
Arthur Sprague
N. Court St
Darrell Watkins
Fern Robinson
Marian Carmicheal
Bridge Chain Winners Announced For Kiwanis Fund Drive
Tuesday night winners in the Kiwanis Benefit Bridge Chain are Prof. Roy H. Paynter for contract 8010 and W. B. Drake for auction 2912. Prizes include two 2.50 checks and tonight six theater tickets for top scores. Volunteers urged to host games or donate 25 cents to B. M. Covert at 10 S. Court St by 4 p.m. Friday.
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Marian Bush Snyder
B. M. Covert
Kiwanis Benefit Bridge Chain Committee
Bridge Committee
Roy H. Paynter
W. B. Drake
A. E. Taylor
Emmett Keenan
Roy Paynter
Lewis Ondis
P. O. Nichols
R. H. White
T. H. Morgan
R. C. Hess
Kiwanis Fund
S. Court St
Albany Class To Meet For Music Appreciation
Albany music class under Misa Joy Cutler will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Lucille Barnes home Albany All interested in music invited Max Barrows of Schine Theaters has moved to Bellefontaine Division Offices for transfer Mr Bonet Bartoe Nelsonville becomes assistant manager at the Athena
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Albany
Misa Joy Cutler
WPA
Lucille Barnes
Max Barrows
Schine Theaters
Bellefontaine
Toe
Bonet Bartoe
Nelsonville
The
Athena
Monopoly and Games That All Can Enjoy
A compact look at games offering broad appeal for players of all ages. Includes classic and modern options suited for family game nights and social gatherings.
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W. D. Kids
England
DUV
Noble
Lehmann
Woman's Glee Club
Margaret Benedict
School of Music
Phi Mu Sorority
Delta Delta Chapter
E. State St
Mary Harwick
Ores Swartz
Canaan Road
Harry Kopple
Coolville
Eva Lena Kopple
Fairview Church
New
Coe's
Corner State and Court
Cline '$ Pharmacy
Social Service Forum
Senator Metcalf
Jean Harlow
Jean
Veets
Hillcrest
Poe
Cochran
Irvin D. Quick
Kiwanis Club
Ellen Biddle
Betty Morris
Louise Field
FE. H Gaylord
H. G. James
R. L. Morton
W. J. Trautwein
C. M. Ferguson
Fred McCoy
Sam Warren
F. C. Bibbee
Maude Fenzel
Scott Haney
C. O. Pickering
H. G. Householder
W. F. Smiley
J. B. Roberts
R. S Jones
Carl Heck
Margaret Hearn
Irma Betts
G. L. Fivans
Carl Stickney
C. L. Jones
Harry McKinstry
Lee Pritchard
H. A. McCaskill
Allen Kresge
Carl Ferguson
Ist
Sisler
Rauch’s Bakery
Naples
Style Shop
Silvus
New York
Bargain Basement
Genuine Hope
USLIN
SOX
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