Founders Day Banquet Draws Phi Delta Theta Alumni
About thirty eight out of town alumni and an equal Athens contingent attended the Ohio University Phi Delta Theta Founders Day Banquet at the Country Club. Dr. Frank J. Prout spoke. Ed Tyree served as toastmaster with E N Williams among others on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ohio University
Country Club
Frank J. Prout
Bowling Green State University
Ed Tyree
The
Detroit-Edison Co
Detroit
E. N. eWilliams
Esmont
Robbin Gardner
Don Shafer
Nelville
Irving Karr
Edison Jobstetter
Pomeroy
del Reese
Robert Will
ofArthur
Gail Wallace
Corn
Columbus
Wendel Davidson
Douglass Reinhardt
Dayton
Fred Beck
Walter Cruise
Zanesville
Richard Harner
Land
Don McVay
LeRourt Barnes, Jr
Bainbridge
Rob Horn
Manhassett
N.Y
Iles Burdette
Avon
Athens
Ohio State guests and university travels noted in campus social
Columbus residents Mr and Mrs Paul Didion visit with the Schleicher family during the OSU between semester break. Dr Edward A Sprague plans a Florida trip with a return drive in company with several Lancaster and Columbus residents. Miss Nancy Rutherford enjoys spring vacation with her parents in East Northfield. Miss Pauleta McLaughlin recently returned from San Antonio where she stayed with Leora German and the Swift family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Didion
Columbus
Fred Schleicher
N. May Ave
Ohio State University
Didion
Schleicher
Ohio Universit
Edward A. Sprague
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Sprague
R. Kenneth Kerr, Jr
Ralph M. Smeck
R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster
Nancy Rutherford
Northfield School For Girls
East Northfield
Mass
Dwight H. Rutherford
State St
Pauleta McLaughlin
San Antonio
Texas
Leora German
American Red Cross
Ft. Sam Houston
I. P. Swift
Pamela Swift Vaughan
Higley Club Hears Textile Discussion
Higley Study Circle met at Mrs. Mary Jennings’s home to hear Mrs. W. H. Kirchner present on Modern Textiles. She discussed new man-made fabrics, noting controllable size lustre strength and quantity for different needs and reviewed the textile industry history.
Union WSCS Group Meeting Reports and Plans
The Union WSCS group met at 69 Grosvenor with 31 present. Highlights include devotions by Mrs. Phyllis Baker, district meeting in Chillicothe in early April, Panama Canal discussion, and a Panama life exhibit. The April meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Edward Algeo. Newcomers to Ohio University Club gathers March 24 with guest speaker Gordon K. Bush of Athens Messenger and Terry Jenkins of OU Speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Maxwell Ferguson
Grosvenor
Carl Roberts
Phyllis Baker
Harold F. Kellogg
Chillicothe
William Harmon
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Keith Broman
Panama
Edward Algeo
Lorene Ave
Newcomers’ Club
Ohio University
Gordon K. Bush
The
Athens Messenger
Terry Jenkins
OU Speech Department
Movements and Visitors Tie Clifton Family Scene
George E. Van Meter enters Huntington hospital for treatment while a string of relatives and friends visit kin across towns including New Haven Mason City Point Pleasant and Letart. Attends funeral services for Leighton Van Meter and gatherings involve Johnson Hoffman Johnson families and Columbus visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hoffman
Co. W. Ramaley
Middleport
Mabel Johnson
Lucy Woodrum
Olle van Meter
Harry Cartwright
Carlos King
Gearhart
Leighton van Meter
Isaac Lewis
Emil Hoffman
Point Pleasant
Nelson Roush
Harry Johnson
Charles Armstrong
Waverly
Ohio
Alma Peck
Chillicothe
Ernest Henry
Donald Ohlinger
Jimmy
Lester Johnson
Kenneth Ault
Betty Holland
Columbus
Geneurg
Trapdation
Denver Thompson
Letart
Paul Fitzgerald
Mae van Meter
West Columbia
Oscar Johnson
Ella Rickard
Walter van Meter
Walter Blake
Sam Jeffers
Mason City
Thomas Hesson
Dorothy van Meter
Vinton Garden Club Meeting Hosts and Local Notes
Mrs Ethel Collins hosted the Vinton Two Garden Club with 24 members. Dena Jeffers provided entertainment, Irona Holcomb spoke on home and hearth, slides on flower arrangements were shown, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Local residents visited Columbus, Wellston, and South Vienna for family events and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Price
Alva Collins, Jr
W. E. Bigony
Columbus
Gill Riley
Florence Chambers
Warren Chambers
Michael Warren Riley
South
Vienna
John L
Jack) Hagerty
Alice Sperry
Wellston
Jackson
John Sperry
Wellston High School
A. J. Hagerty
Vinton Rural High School
Rita Hagerty
Bob
Bill Hensler
J. F. Bacus
Bowery Brawl honors Phi Kappa Tau Beta chapter
The Beta Chapter hosted the tenth Bowery Brawl at the Armory with active members and alumni. Paul Hoffman was master of ceremonies, Warren Howard and Robert Koepke co chaired, and decorations were planned by Ted Kuenzel and assistants. Attendees included President and Mrs. John Baker and deans. future plans and entertainment were organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery Brawl Armory
Phi Ka
Maynard Keyes
Paul Hoffman
Warren Howard
Robert Koepke
Ted Kuenzel
Don Garrod
Walter Green
Fred Wilson
Tom Blair
John Dukawich
John Baker
Dean
Maurel Hawkins
Dean Irma Voigt
Beta Chapter
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Athens Country Club
Albert C. Gubitz
Piano Recital by Marguerite Frank Pupils
Mrs. Marguerite Frank presented her piano students in a recital at her home on Sunday March 20 at 3 30 p m. Students included Vicki Rauch Virginia Roberson Judy Fieck Donna Morris Marie Stehr Stephen Davis Jane Luchs Jenifer Davis Ann Guerra Elinor Atkinson Jon Hawkins Mary Oberholzer Marthe Frank and Marguerite Frank with duets by Frana Kay Nuzum and Amy Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Frank
W. Washington St
Bessie Wood
Elliott
The Plains FHA Girls Host March Meeting
The Plains F H A met Thursday March 17 in the Home Economics room with Irish surname roll call. Mary Mason presided. plans for the April 23 state meeting in Columbus were laid out and Mary Jo Charney led ninth grade social hour. Betty Brown played piano and Elizabeth Johnson with Barbara Talbert gave a clarinet duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Janet Stalnaker
Alice Yates
Miss Vail
Miss Hunter
Funeral Held for James Coleman in Sebring Ohio
Mrs. William Stethem attends the Sebring service for her brother James Coleman born and raised there as the youngest son of Walter and unknown mother. Edgar Coleman of Sebring survives as a brother. The item also notes several local social visits and travel between Sebring and Toledo and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
William Stethem
Sebring
Ohio
James Coleman
Coleman
Walter Coleman
Edgar
Junior
Roy Hannum
Tuppers Plains
F. Hawley
Mr. Haas
Toledo
Hawley
James
Otho Hamilton
Philo
Ray Riggs
H. G. Webster
Florida
Ruth Stethem
Edith Osborn
Midland
Lloyd McPeek
Belleville
W. Va
Bidwell Social Roundup Features Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hull and Mrs. C P Frederick of Clifton spent a weekend here with Mrs Frederick staying on. Numerous neighbors including the Shoemakers Hinemans and Sherritts were seen visiting and WSCS members gathered at Mrs David Wickline's home for a meeting. Betty Fillinger accompanied by her mother enjoyed a day trip to Huntington with the McCormicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fillinger
Betty
Huntington
Bill McCormick
Gloria Shoemaker
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