Founders Day Initiation Honors Sigma Pi Members at Hotel Berry
The Sigma Pi Founders Day Banquet and Dance at Hotel Berry celebrated the initiation of twelve new members led by Gordon Koons and others from York, Lorain, Piqua, Norwalk, Rendville, Oak Hill, Canton. Ten members received ten dollar checks for top semester averages presented by faculty advisor W. H. Fenzel. Ralph F. Beckett gave the keynote address as the hall hosted replicas of the fraternity crest and pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Pi
Hotel Berry
Park Place House
Gordon Koons
York
Dalton Lamp
Lorain
Graydon Houck
DuBois
Alex Ellerman
Piqua
Max Wenger
Dover
Robert Price
Norwalk
Max Robertson
Francis Baldy
Rendville
Paul Baldy
Sam Robinson
Jeannetta
Lowell Thomas
Oak Hill
David Carr
Canton
Ohio University
W. H. Fenzel
Robert Arndt
Joseph Lipka
Lawrence Bibbee
Howard Houk
Robert Main
George Ritter
Charles Standen
Robert Stilgenbauer
Ralph F. Beckett
Fraternity
Kenneth Anderson
Beckett
Fenzel
A. C. Gubitz
Charles Ley
Clarence S. Kelch
A. R. Kresge
A. H. Rhoads
Charles Bennett
George A. Banks
John T. Sprague
D. FE. Church
N. R. Buchan
D. H. Sams
Beasleys and Logans Return From Florida Winter Trip
Local families recount winter travels in Florida including Hollywood and Miami visits. Ann Beasley sailed from Miami to New York on a Clyde Mallory liner. others attended races at Hialeah and spent time on beaches and deep sea fishing aboard the Galigher boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Beasley
William H. Logan
Hollywood
Fla
Ann Beasley
Florida
Miami
New York
Beasleys
Logans
F. J. Beasley
Richard Galigher
Ft. Lauderdale
Galigher
Hialeah
Fred Beasley
Marjorie Beasley
Marjorie
Brownies and Scouts to See Tar Hollow Film
All Brownie Scouts and Girl Scouts are invited to the Girl Scout Room at 74 E. State St Tuesday at 7 p m to view the motion picture Tar Hollow. Neal Thomas will present the film and travel pictures. songs will be led by Mrs. E H Gaylord. Announcements on day camp and area camp summer plans will be made by Mrs. E A Cottingham and Mrs. Cora Frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
E. State St
Tar Hollow
Neal Thomas
E. H Gaylord
E. A. Cottingham
Cora Frame
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Morning Liver Bile Flow
Read like an old print advertisement urging Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile flow for constipation and a summoned morning energy boost. It claims the product is vegetable and harmless, available in 15¢ 30¢ and 60g sizes at all drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bushes Return From Airplane Trip To Florida
Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush flew the Good News on a ten day vacation to Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Jacksonville West Palm Beach and Miami They visited the Athens Colony at Hollywood and met neighbors at the airport Weather and radio guidance aided the route with stops for lunch in Daytona Beach and longer layovers in Atlanta Chattanooga and Louisville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bailes
Columbia Ave
Lakewood
Fla
George Spring
Albany
Orlando
Earl Marquis
Arthur Hickman
T. R. Biddle
Daytona Beach
Elizabeth Cochran
Cincinnati
Florida
Gordon K. Bush
Miami
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Athens
Hollywood
Carl Beasley
William H. Logan
Blair Willison
Cleveland
Roy Bayer
Tyrone
Miami Beach
W. O. Littick
Zanesville
Pan American Airlines
Hialeah
Joe Kessinger
Cc. L. Poston
Sallie K. Elliott
Daytona
Louisville
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Bush
Olga and Daughter Plotting Marriage Meddlers
Madge Graham returns to Sag Harbor farm to arrange an interview between Philip Veritzen and exiled Transylvanian Queen Olga. She enlists Lillian Underwood to ensure Mary Veritzen’s suite is guarded while Madge is away, while Olivia’s pursuit of Noel complicates plans and family tensions rise. The exchange hints at a marriage contract and Madge’s scheming networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Sag Harbor
Philip Veritzen
Olga
Transvania
Madge Graham
Veritzen
Madge
Mary Veritzen
Lillian Underwood
New York
Mary
Noel
Olina
Katharine Bickett
Olivia
Lillian
Katherine
Oliia
Katharine
Harry
Katie
Phil
Shadchen
Mrs Jeddelah Hosts Pallas Club Meeting
The Pallas Club met at 32 Sunny Side Drive hosted by Mrs H J Jeddelah. Mrs J J Crumley and Mrs H L Dunlap led a review of Modern Poetry followed by an engaging discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
H. J. Jeddelah
Sunnyside Drive
J. J. Crumley
H. L. Dunlap
Elsie Kathryn Driscoll Birthday Party Held at 14 Lancaster St
The eighth birthday party for Elsie Kathryn Driscoll was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Driscoll at 14 Lancaster Street. Guests played games with winners Jo Anne Yaw Anne Goddard Genevieve Ferrell and Paul Tyson. Grandparents E M Freeman New Marshfield attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Kathryn
W. J. Driscoll
Lancaster St
Jo Anne Yaw
Anne Goddard
Genevieve Ferrell
Paul Tyson
Mary Daugherty
Betty Norris
Bobby Nida
Erma Jean Harmon
Jo Ellen Goddard
Rosemary Palmer
Lou Anne Farrow
Bobby Fisher
Shirley Norris
Nancy Householder
Patsy Roar
Thomas Puckey
Billy Driscoll
Mrs. E. M. Freeman
New Marshfield
Elsie Driscoll
Calendar items and club meetings reported for week
A series of Monday and Tuesday events listed include Kappa Phi Alumnae covered dish supper at 88 May Ave. Mrs. Franklin C. Potter hosting. Order of Eastern Star at Ma sonic Temple with initiation. Democratic Women's Club at 71 N. High St. with C. L. Martzolff leading. Tuesday features Presbyterian Woman's Association casserole supper, Chi Omega Aktimnae Benefit Bridge at 10 S. College St., Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at 32 Columbia Ave., WEA Juniors at I.O.C.F. Hall, Betsy Ross Sewing Club at 30 Brown Ave., Athena Delphian Club at Hotel Berry with hostess Miss Gertrude Pritchard. note changing schedule and hostess notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Franklin C. Potter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
W.E.A
C.F. Hall
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Richard Bucher
Brown Ave
Athena Delphian Club
Hotel Berry
Gertrude Pritchard
Commodores Play for Alpha Gamma Delta Pledge Dance
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority held its pledge dance at the chapter house 20 University Terrace with the Commodores providing music. The first floor became an illuminated ballroom with jeweled pin models and red buff and green Greek letters as decorations. Notable attendees included Mary Jane West Alpha Gam president and Irene Moser directing the event with house mother Mrs. Blanche Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University Terrace
Blanche Lutz
Virginia Andes
Eleanor Woodworth
Adeline Lewellyn
Irene Moser
Alpha Gamma Delta
Jean Murphy
Charles Copeland
Virginia Shumate
Charles Floyd
Robert Davis
Eleanor Shaw
Claude Stewart
Evelyn Smith
Charles East
Marjorie Helman
Clyde Davis
Harry Craig
Alpha
Past Chiefs Club Hosts St Patrick's Day Meeting
The Past Chiefs Club met Friday night at Mrs. Charles Sweeney's home Chauncey with Mrs. Lizzie Collins and Mrs. Hannah Mills presiding. Nine members attended Ruth Smith won the mystery prize. Prizes went to Thelma Linscott Margaret McHarg Ruth Smith and Bess Fleck. Hostess served ham sandwiches angel food cake ice cream and coffee. Color scheme honored St Patrick's Day with small pipes given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Club
Charles Sweeney
Chauncey
Lizzie Collins
Hannah Mills
Ruth Smith
Thelma Linscott
Margaret McHarg
Bess Fleck
Bridge Luncheon at Athens Country Club Honors Guests
Pink snapdragons in blue bowls and pastel flowers decorated the living room for a one o'clock luncheon bridge organized by Mrs. Charles R. Kinison and Mrs. John Jagers at the Athens Country Club. Guests sat at a long porch table with nine bridge tables and one of Chinese checkers. prizes went to Mrs. Carl H. Roberts, Mrs. F. C. Schilling, Mrs. Edward Cole, and Mrs. C. E. McClure. Social Sewing Society will meet at Mrs. T. W. Gaston’s home on Wednesday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Kinison
John Jagers
Athens Country Club
Club House
Carl H. Roberts
F. C. Schilling
Edward Cole
C. E. McClure
Faithful Few Sewing Club Meets at Mulberry Street Home
Faithful Few Sewing Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 P M at Mrs Charles Zinns home 81 East Mulberry Street Members should phone regrets by Wednesday morning The birthday of Mrs Walter Schenz will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zinn
E. Mulberry St
Walter Schenz
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J. F. Kempton
New York City
Charles Wilson
Paul Hauserman
Mansfield
Wilson
Sammy Kaye
Palm Room
Commodore Hotel
Columbia
Linda Lee Wilson
Flora Burson Cabeen
Harvey C. Baker
Sheltering Arms Hospital
M. R. Chappel
Lorene Ave
C. Brown
Columbus
Mary Catherine Kircher
Mother of Mercy Academy
Charles P. Kircher
Second St
Mack Sauer
Edith Kasler
Ted Ockerman
Leesburg
A. W. Kasler
Willow Brook
Richland Ave
Lillian Johnson
Elva Timberlake
The
Lillian Johnson Academy of Cosmetology
Schine
Athena Theater
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Guy
Asus
City Loan and Guaranty
N. Court St
State
Fred Sanders
Egypt
Fawzia
Persia
Prince Pahlavi
Pahlavi
Daughter
Faith
King Features Synd
Elsie Kathryn Driscoll
Social Sewing Society
T. W. Gaston
N. Shannon Ave
Lydia Lash Evans Lydia Lash Evans
L. C. Mead
W. Carpenter St
M. C. Morrison
Democratic Women’s Club
C. E. Atkinson
N. High St
C. L. Martzolff
Presbyterian Woman's Association
Chi Omega Aktimnae Club
S. College St
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
A. C. Anderson
Mrs. Beatty
Carol Beatty
Clark St
Nick Hartley
Robert Grisez
Commodores
Warren McClure
Gam
Mary Jane West
Robert Hughes
Flora Louise Juett
Wendell Davis
Mary Jane Beeler
Herbert Stickney
Alicia Smith
Jim Williams
Jean Lannick
Homer Meyers
Betty Brainard
Jim Gailey
Helen Miller
Harry Burgy
Georgia Clifton
Paul Synor
Mary Leo Burris
John Lockard
Erma Kurtz
Bill Manning
Mary Wagner
Don Blackburn
Evelyn Morganstein
Neil Sharkey
Barbara Remsen
Jack Hyslop
Dorothy Legget
Roger Crow
Helen Haskins
Karl Schmidt
Chiefs
VaeoRus
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sid
Men's Tale
Ladies
Logan
Jake's Sandwich Shop
Jake's
Jake
Jake’s
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