Ohio University Glee Club Dance With Rex Koony Orchestra
The Men's Glee Club of Ohio University hosts a student dance in the Men's Union from 9 p.m. to 1 30 a.m. with Rex Koony and his orchestra. Proceeds fund a future WTAM broadcast while Varsity Quartet and Glee Club perform. Invited guests include faculty and town residents. tickets sold by club members and local stores.
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Glee Club
Ohio University
WTAM
Rex Koony
William Manning
John Painter
Ted Ball
Varsity
C. C. Robinson
Phillip Peterson
L. C. Mitchell
Margaret Benedict
Ohio University Girls’ Glee Club
Robert Gates Dawes
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
The social calendar lists meetings for Thursday and Friday across groups such as Faithful Few, AAUW Consumer Group, Deborah Class, Rebekah Lodge, Kings Daughters, Nature Study Group, Missionary Society, Highway Wives Club, M and H Circle, Current Events Club, Ladies Auxiliary to the NALC, Ladies Aid groups, and a DAR gathering. Dates span Thursday to Saturday with locations including Gay Tea Room, Faculty Women's Club, and various home addresses.
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Gay Tea Room
Raymond Bardin
AAUW
Faculty Women's Club
Faith Miller
Shenanigan Party BPC Feasts with Irish Games and Prizes
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a Shenanigan Party in the Cline Building with Erin Spelling Bee Pat Contest Pig in a Poke and Stick the Pig. Winners included Mrs Florence Kimes Ramona Bowers Ruth Dye and Rose Rutherford. Myrta Ashworth won the door prize Lulu Wilkes wore the most green. A benefit bridge is planned for Berry Hotel at 8:00 with tickets on sale.
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Cline
Francina Gross
Florence Kimes
Ramona Bowers
Ruth Dye
Rose Rutherford
Margaret Cronin
Elea
Hero
Geraldine Hope
Helen Hull
Leona Hughes
Myrta Ashworth
Lulu Wilkes
Delia Cornwell
Naomi Black
Berry Hotel
The
Berry
Phi Mu Sorority elects Carol Seeger Delaware president
Phi Mu Sorority elected Miss Carol Seeger of Delaware as president of the active chapter at a recent meeting. Other officers include Mary Howell of Flushing first vice president Lois Ruth Miller of Cleveland second vice president Nancy Ashton of Piqua secretary Gwen Foulkes of Flushing treasurer Helen Hutson of Cleveland social chairman Marie Lindner of Youngstown registrar Mary Maddux of Jeffersonville house manager Katherine Hopfinger of Gypsum historian Jean Glasgow of Youngstown editor and Marjorie Wason of Lowell Indiana alumnae adviser.
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Phi Mu Sorority
Carol Seeger
Delaware
Miss Seeger
French Club
Pan-Hellenic Council
Women’s League Senate
Mary Howell
Flushing
Lois Ruth Miller
Cleveland
Nancy Ashton
Piqua
Gwen Foulkes
Helen Hutton
Marie Lindner
Youngstown
Mary Maddux
Jeffersonville
Katherine Hopfinger
Gypsum
Jean Glasgow
Marjorie Wason
Lowell
Ind
Hobson Circle Hears Papers
Mrs. M. A. Smith hosted Hobson Study Circle meeting with Miss Blanche Finsterwald presiding A paper on New Zealand by Mrs. John Murphey followed by The Hawaiian Islands by Mrs. Frank Cross Refreshments were provided by the hostess with help from Mrs. Ralph Mader and Mrs. L C Staats Also Announces Birth Genevie Joann Bilaker Born March 12 at 16 Maple St to Mr and Mrs D L Bilaker
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M. A. Smith
Hobson Study Circle
Blanche Finsterwald
New Zealand
John Murphey
Hawaiian Islands
Frank Cross
Ralph Mader
L. C. Staats
D. L. Bilaker
Maple St
Genevie Joann
Mrs Charles Wilson Ill During Washington Courthouse Visit
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Washington Courthouse has fallen ill while visiting her daughter Mrs. Willie Lee at 101 East Union Street.
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Charles Wilson
Washington
Willie Lee
Union
Pre-School Mothers Hear Book Review
Members of the Pre School Mothers Club met with Mrs. Ralph Norris in Lancaster Street on Wednesday night. Mrs Glenn Atkinson reviewed The Questioning Child while Mrs W H Richey led Self Instruction. Hearts games followed with Mrs P A Langston high score and Mrs M E Hawk low. refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Ralph Norris
Lancaster St
J. W. Tolson
Glenn Atkinson
W. H. Richey
P. A. Langston
M. E. Hawk
Women Ready to Replenish Wardrobes for All Occasions
National style authority says American women are spending to build a diversified wardrobe with tailored suits tea-gowns dinner dresses and evening wear. The move reflects a shift from single outfits to occasion appropriate attire for work social events and romance.
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Women's Wear Daily
Milady
Beauty secrets from Miss Hart on sleep and diet
Alicia Hart outlines a spring beauty plan: nine hours sleep nightly for a month, daily 15 minutes of exercises, vegetables and salads over desserts, and a regular skin care routine. Emphasizing health as beauty, she links proper rest, diet, and exercise to clear skin, glossy hair, and a vibrant figure.
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Alicia Hart
NEA Service
Bishop builds snowplane for Mackenzie diocese
In Edmonton a snowplane, an enclosed vehicle on skis powered by an aircraft propeller engine, is built for use in the Mackenzie diocese by Bishop Breynat. Also notes visiting parents in Logan New Jersey and a claim that vampire bats can walk like other mammals.
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Edmonton
U.P
Far North
Mackenzie
Breynat
Social Sewing Society Holds Irish Meeting
The Social Sewing Society met at Mrs. Willie Lee's home on 101 E. Union St. with president Mrs. Fred Brown presiding. Members answered roll call with St. Patrick sayings and refreshments honored St. Patrick's Day. Mrs. John Roach attended as guest.
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Social Sewing Society
Willie Lee
E. Union St
Fred Brown
St. Patrick
John Roach
Book Review Group Hears Columbus Speaker
Mrs. Teeters from the Lazarus store book department led a Columbus based talk for the AAUW book review group on Wednesday evening. She reviewed Ferdinand American Doctor's Odyssey and Man The Unknown and urged readers to enjoy books for pleasure rather than agreement with critics.
Wax berry extraction used to make candles by pioneers
Pioneer Americans boiled wax berries to produce candle wax, a method described in historical sources. This practice reflects early American ingenuity in sustaining light with natural plant materials and simple processing.
Endo-Corn Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain
An advertisement from The Athens Pharmacy promotes Endo-Corn as a fast remedy to stop corn pain and remove corns. It claims the product kills pain, ends corn trouble, and is offered for fifty cents. The ad urges readers to buy today at local drug stores.
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Athens
Gallaher Drug Store
Court St
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Chase Circle
Lynchs
Chase
Ruth
Worth Lynch
Albany
Lynch
Arthur Goodwin
Earl
Paul Robinson
Beverely Skinner
Morril Chase
Martha
Minta Chase
Harold Morris
June
Jackie
Emma Robinson
Hoyt Hanning
Frances
Dorothy
Margaret
Allan Bennett
Esta Carbaugh
Lizzie Troyer
Lee
Robert
Alvin Lynch
Waterloo
New Marshfield
Waterloo High School
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Creek
New Marshfield High School
Lois Glancy
Raymond Brooks
Albert Wigal
James Holland
Mary Landis
Mary K. Gilham
Helen France
Averynelle Lowrey
Catherine Mills
Margie Saylor
Helen Holland
Henry Frank
Arthur Roricks
Richard Burkette
Daniel Stright
Velma Phillips
Margaret Davis
Deborah
C. B. Beverage
E. Carpenter St
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Kings Daughters
Misses Arvilla
Gladys van Dyke
W. State St
Highway Wives Club
Pearl Chase
Grosvenor St
Kate Brooks
Bess Freck
Current Events Club
D. B. Green
Arden Place
Nelson McDaniel
National Association of Letter Carriers
Ed Gallagher
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
Jerseyville
M. E
Nabby Lee Ames
DAR
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
VICKS
Vitec
Fifth Avenue
New Pi
Plains
Bargain
Paris
Jean Patou
Hobson Circle
Richland Ave
American Express
Gale
By Joan Bowles
Willie
John
S. G. Foster
Mr. Foster
N. Court St
Milldeck’s
Ens, Ohio
Miss Hart
Logan
N. J
Ellison Lemaster
Stanley
R. H. Rosell
Jerry
Sidney
A. V. Wilkes
Athena
Gallaher’s
S. Court St
Columbus
Gallaher Drug CO
LT LO
Pen
Sisler
Beacon
Katheritey
Stetson
Vogue
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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