Athens Community Concert Association Board Tea Photo
Members and team captains of the Athens Community Concert Association met on the eve of the spring membership drive for a tea at the Faculty Women's Club. Hostess Mrs H Wescott Roach stands at the right, with President Herman G James and other officers pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Community Concert Association
Faculty Women's Club
T. N. Hoover
F. D. Forsyth
C. C. Robinson
Irma E. Voigt
James
Roach
Association
Theodore Paige
Clara Keunzli
Roger Connor
Fred McKay
Marian Bush Reeder
Stage Door to Bow Tonight at Ewing Hall Auditorium
Ohio University announces an all university cast of nearly 100 will present Stage Door at 7 30 p m in Ewing Hall Auditorium with a reception for special guests on stage after the performance. Dress circle tickets reserved must be claimed by 4 p m or at the door by 7 15 p m. The program continues Thursday with a repeat performance under Dr Robert Gates Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Robert Gates Dawes
Genevieve James
Herman G. James
Home Telephone Company
Calendar Wednesday brings meetings across Athens area
Daughters of Union Veterans plan 7 p m gathering at IOOF Hall. East Side PTA hosts Father’s Night with B T Grover speaking on sports in American life. AAUW Drama Group meets 7 30 p m at Women’s Faculty Club. plus multiple club events and local notices from March events in Athens region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
East Side
PTA
B. T. Grover
AAUW
Ono
Mrs. O D Dailey Elected DAR State Historian
Mrs. James F. Donahue of Shaker Heights began a three year term as state regent of the Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution after an unopposed election at the annual convention. New officers include Alonzo M. Dunham Dayton vice regent and O D Dailey Albany historian. Delegates urged opposition to the administration reorganization bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
James F. Donahue
Shaker Heights
Ohio Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Donahue
Society
Alonzo M. Dunham
Dayton
W. H. Lamprecht
Cleveland
F. B. McMillen
Akron
O. D. Dailey
Albany
James B. Patton
W. H. Bexer
Bellefontaine
Amanda Thomas
Central District
W. H. Sterling
Sidney
Northwest
J. E. Gidding
Washington D. H
Southwest
John L. Graham
Lancaster
Central
Fred Reber li
T. J. Summers
Marietta
Seven Athens OU Students Make Honor List
Seven Athens students appear on the Ohio University honor list for last semester. Names include Jane Foster and Stephen Fuller as freshmen, Jessie Cooper Betty McCoy and Philip Wilkinson as juniors, Norman Halleck John Meister as seniors, Helen Burson of Pratts Fork and Mary Katherine Warner of The Plains as sophomores, Edwin Angle of Logan as junior, and James White of Logan as senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Frank B. Dilley
Athens
Jane Foster
Stephen Fuller
Jessie Cooper
Betty McCoy
Philip Wilkinson
Norman Halleck
John Meister
Helen Burson
Pratts Fork
Mary Katherine Warner
the Plains
Edwin Angle
Logan
James White
M and H Circle Postpones Meeting to March 21
The M and H Circle announces a postponement of its regular meeting from Friday night to Monday night March 21. A potluck supper will follow the Pythian Sisters lodge in the ICCF Hall. Members are urged to bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. and H. Circle
Pythian Sisters
1.C.C.F
M. and
Ulysses Forever Reviewed by Sayre Study Club
Mrs. D. B. Green reviewed Ulysses Forever at the Sayre Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. W. E. Clark on Maplewood Drive. The session included a discussion and a brief business portion with members naming a modern book and summarizing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Green
Sayre Study Club
W. E. Clark
Maplewood Drive
Sons of Revolution Ewing Chapter plans float for Athens parade
The Sons of Revolution Ewings Chapter met with Prof. E. E. Ray to plan a float for the Northwest Territory Parade in Athens on April 11. The caravan will reach Marietta at 10 a.m. April 9. The Presbyterian Church Women’s Association leaders will meet at 2 p.m. Friday at the Church. The Eastside Needle Club will meet with Mrs. J. C. Crossen at 74 Grosvenor St. Friday at 2 p.m.
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The
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Peters
W. Union St
Zeta Tau Alpha
Emmett Rowles
Franklin Ave
Ewings
Sons of American Revolution
E. E. Ray
Ewing Hall
Northwest Territory
Athens
Marietta
Church Association
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Eastside Needle Club
J. C. Crossen
Grosvenor St
W. H. Worthman
Hal Rowland
E. State St
Anna White
Duo-Dance by Alpha Xi Delta and Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Xi Delta and Pi Beta Phi held a duo-dance at the Armory from nine to twelve with Rex Koons and his orchestra. The event featured decorations in blue and gold and red and blue, a grand march led by sorority presidents Jean Kimball and Alice Ellerman, and program silhouettes. Guests included Dean Irma E Voigt and several couples. committees covered arrangements and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Pi Beta Phi
Armory
Alpha Xi
Pi Phi
Rex Koons
Jean Kimball
Kim Kennedy
Alice Ellerman
Robert Snyder
Ruth Dixon
Don Towan
Alma Gray
Bill Merkel
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Esther Smith
R. W. Finsterwald
R. F. Beckett
E. A. Taylor
F. B., Gullum
D. E. Church
Entertains With Birthday Dinner for Miss Fox
Miss Virgene Fox celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a six o clock dinner hosted by Miss Jo Merchant at 116 1-2 East Union Street. Guests included Kathleen Long Geraldine Stauffer Margaret Winning Mary Eleanor Figgins and the guest of honor.
Joe Tritipo Celebrates Tenth Birthday Party
Young friends gathered at 281 E State St Sunday afternoon to mark Joe Tritipo's tenth birthday. Nineteen guests attended with games moving pictures and a large birthday cake as the centerpiece. Helen Gibbs Joe Williams and Gordon Stout helped serve and presents were opened after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tritipo
E. State St
Helen Gibbs
Joe Williams
Gordon Stout
Joe
Zeta Tau Alpha Scavenger Hunt Winners Named
Thirty couples participated in the Zeta Tau Alpha Scavenger Hunt held Saturday from 9 to 12. Martha Boyd and Joseph Lipka returned to the starting point at 10 15 p m to receive the prize for collecting the most items. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
Martha Boyd
Joseph Lipka
Stars Say March 16 Forecast Warns Against Risky Plans
The zodiac forecast for Wednesday March 16 warns of temptations to start experimental ventures and risky contacts. Strangers and unsettled methods pose dangers, with potential legal document issues. It urges continued industry and prudent timing, suggesting social diversion and postponement of major undertakings. Birthday readers may feel a push to push plans, but timing favors delay.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison continues with Mary arranging a nurse Miss Whitlock to be on duty and stay with them, while Mary seeks freedom to visit friends. The narrator notes trust and tension about her husband Dicky and possible past night’s events, hinting at a forthcoming continuation.
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Mary
Miss Whitlock
Mrs H B Ruth Honored On 61st Birthday Party
Mrs H B Ruth was honored on her 61st birthday with a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Elson Bowles on Pleasantville Road. Square dancing and refreshments followed with attendees including Mr and Mrs H B Ruth and their son Waiter, plus Mr and Mrs Arthur Walch, Mr and Mrs Orlen Hooper, Mr and Mrs Harold Peacock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ruth
Elson Bowles
Pleasantville Road
Arthur Walch
Orlen Hooper
Harold Peacock
Athenians Join Civic Concert Association for 1938-39
The first member group for the Community Concert Association 1938-39 is announced by chairmen Mrs. H Wescott Roach and Mrs. Theodore Paige. Membership desk at Hotel Berry with private phone 520. The list names many local residents who purchased tickets by Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
H. Wescott Roach
Theodore Paige
Concert Association
Hotel Berry
W. B. Walker
Fred Kiltan
Martha Lou Dowler
Betty Wycoff
Alice Wright
C. G. O’bleness
Anna Belle Houck
Martha J. McNeill
Louis Hammerle
Russell E. Bayliff
P. J. Woodworth
J. G. Smith
Amy Allen
Ethel Dunham
Constance MacLeod
O. F. Peoples
Sarah P. Foster
Irvin D. Quick
W. H. Fenzel
Florence Justin
Bernetta Riggs
Willanna Riggs
Emma R. Batten
Irene Devlin
Louise Field
Alma Brown
Neal Hessel
Virginia Shewey
H. R. Jolliffe
Lawrence P. Eblin
Edison Heaton
W. H. Radford
Robert Mahin
Francina Gross
Frances Harvey
Mary E. Kahler
Margaret Laverty
Miss Cokonougher Joins Varsity Quartet for Banquet
Esther Cokonougher daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Cokonougher of 230 West State Street will be a member of the Varsity Quartet traveling to Parkersburg to perform for the Friendly Sons and Daughters at the St Patrick banquet. Robert Quigley Eleanor Stiles and Ben Cox complete the quartet with music and speeches to be broadcast on WPAR Parkersburg via the Columbia network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cokonougher
H. F. Cokonougher
State St
Parkersburg
Friendly Sons and Daughters
St. Patrick
Robert Quigley
Eleanor Stiles
Ben Cox
WPAR
Columbia
Willa Cathers Realism Talk At Tuesday Club
Mrs W B Lawrence and Miss Genevieve Apgar hosted the Eastwood Tuesday Club session. Dinner for 48 preceded a paper by Dr Edith Wray of Ohio University on Willa Cather's Realism followed by a lively discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lawrence
Genevieve Apgar
Eastwood
Edith Wray
Ohio University
Willa Cather
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Ohio University Theatre
Ewing
Dick Sands
Willis Sands
Ohio Theater
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John Caskey
John Milar
George Hooper
Bobby Ayres
Billy Beckley
Bobby Hawk
Richard Whitehouse
William Stephenson
William Frederick
Miami Valley Hospital
Fred Stephenson
Stephensons
Peach Ridge
Bertine Bowles
Stewart St
Gaseco Sewing Club
Harry Faulkner
E. Mulberry St
Rebekah Lodge
Lydia Lash Evans Club
L. C. Baker
Fred EF. Luchs
Ladies Aid Society of the
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Athens Grange
P. m
Grange Hall
Priscilla Needle Club
R. A. Dalton
Cottage Tea House
Mrs. McCarty
Ida Helen McCarty
Indiana
Daughters of American Colonies
Pennville
Ind
Ohio State
McCarty
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Bates Missionary Society
Highway Wives Club
Wendell Wright
Canaan Ville
H. ©. Shirley
Harry Wright
Joyce Corley
Canaanville
Mabel Gaul
Helen
Canaan Pike
Shirley
Boston
Donnie
Mail
Chestnut Hill
Patrick Flaherty
Delano
Pennsylvania
Warren Delano
President Roosevelt
Athens Street
S. Court
Optometric Service
Clover Farm
Dar
Taft Memorial Association
William Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
O. D
Datley
Athens OU
Sons of Revolution
Betty McCleary
Peggy Williams
Miss Fox
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Robert Keller
C. F. Keller
Stimson Ave
College of Arts and Science
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Stars
By Genevieve Kemble
Adele Garrison
Nurse
City
Dicky
H. BR. Ruth
VICKS
Civic Concert Association
Paul Fontaine
Velma Phillips
Eva Lamon
Gordon K. Bush
Dean
T. C. McCracken
Fred E. Luchs
Harry Z. Foster
Sara Hatcher
Edith Beecher
Miss Cokonougher
Guy A
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Pursang
Gillette
McKee Drug CO
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