Woman's Music Club hears space arts lecture and songs
Society Buford L Pickens Ohio University history of space arts instructor lectured Monday at Mrs H G Stalder home on Baroque and Rococo architecture. music and art paper by Mrs Amelia Hockenberry followed with several vocal and instrumental performances. Business session set Cleveland convention dates. officer changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford L. Pickens
Ohio University
Woman's Music Club
H. G. Stalder
N. College St
Pickens
Amelia Hockenberry
Esther Cokenougher
Eleanor
Maecenas Club Meeting At Mrs Bingman Home
America the Beautiful opened the Maecenas Literary Club Tuesday at Mrs E W Bingman 14 Raymond Drive. Delegates to the Desh ier Wallick Hotel Columbus convention April 12 14 were elected with Mrs Bingman as first delegate and Mrs Charles Bardin as second. The meeting included readings by Mrs J W Hudson and a paper by Mrs Dean titled Weighed and Found Wanting. Birthday celebrations for Mrs Bardin and Mrs Tom followed with cake and ice cream.
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America
the Beautiful
Maecenas Literary Club
E. W. Bingman
Raymond Drive
Charles Bardin
Will Tom
Frank Dean
Dean
J. W. Hudson
Bardin
Tom
Club
Women’s Creed
Surprise Birthday Party for Charles W Ulbrich
Charles W Ulbrich of New Marshfield was surprised at his home Monday evening for his 63rd birthday. Refreshments and music by Ruth and Marjorie Lowry followed. Guests included many local families and relatives such as Delbert Jones family, Fred Burt, Ed Hawk, Everett Wigan, Mary Collins, Luther Ulbrich, and C W Ulbrich family with Darrell and Dail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ulbrich
New Marshfield
Ruth
Marjorie Lowry
Delbert Jones
Marylin
Fred Burt
Ed Hawk
Everett Wigan
Albert
C. F. Collins
Richard
Mary Collins
Faye Mc
Personal notes on travels of Croy Leonard Allen Daugherty family
Mrs. N S Croy of Athens R1 returned from Akron Ohio where she visited sister Mrs L W Pullins and family. Mrs J B Leonard of Wakarusa Indiana was a guest at the Pullins home. Mr and Mrs L R Allen and children Barbara Ann and Billy returned from a visit with Mrs Allen's parents in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Elwood Daugherty and son Donald spent the weekend in Columbus with Mr and Mrs William Coe.
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N.S. Croy
Athens
R. 1
Akron
Ohio
L. W. Pullins
J. B. Leonard
Wakarusa
Indiana
Gues
Pullins
Elwood Daugherty
Donald
Columbus
William Coe
Phi Kappa Tau Honors Founders Day Banquet
The annual Founders Day banquet of Phi Kappa Tau was held Sunday evening at Hillcrest Inn at 6 o'clock with local alumni as guests. Initiates were honored and speakers included Dr. H. L. Dunlap and P. F. Good from Ohio University, plus Carl Wiegel of Springfield. Athens alumni in attendance included H. Humphrey Vincent Jukes J. H. Householder Dr. Rush Elliott H. C. Dorman Arthur Cornwell and John Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Tau
Hillcrest Inn
H. L. Dunlap
P. F. Good
Ohio University
Carl Wiegel
Springfield
Athens
H. Humphrey
Vincent Jukes
J. H. Householder
Rush Elliott
H. C. Dorman
Arthur Cornwell
John Rose
Presbyterian Women Elect Officers and Class Teachers
Mrs. C. D. Roush was chosen president of the Presbyterian Women's Bible Class at a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. E. Peters. Other officers include Mrs. Mamie Steele as vice president and Mrs. J. E. Barker as secretary, with Mrs. Walter Busson birthday secretary and Mrs. Henry Atkinson press reporter. Teachers were elected for successive Sundays each month: Mrs. A. O. Sloane first, Mrs. N. EF. Mills second, Mrs. F. E. Goldsberry third, Mrs. Annie K. Price fourth, Miss Poston fifth, with a sub-teacher also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Roush
Presbyterian Women's Bible
W. E. Peters
Mamie Steele
J. E. Barker
Walter Busson
Henry Atkinson
A. O. Sloane
N. EF. Mills
F. E. Goldsberry
Annie K. Price
Miss Poston
Dinner gathering at Ohio Beauty Parlor Palace
Miss Frances Harvey hosted a Hungarian dinner for Ohio Beauty Parlor employees and the Barker family on Tuesday at 6 pm. Guests included Arlene West Betty Hazelton Pearl Hawk Elva Timberlake and the Barker and Harvey families with children. Dr John T Sprague announces birth of a son at City Hospital Mansfield with Mrs Sprague visiting. Elva Timberlake sells Amesville beauty parlor to become Ohio Beauty Parlor manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Harvey
Chauncey
Ohio Beauty Parlor
George D. Barker
Arlene West
Betty Hazelton
Pearl Hawk
Elva Timberlake
George Barker
Sarah Jean
Dorothy
N. S. Harvey
Mary Helen Harvey
John T. Sprague
City Hospital
Mansfield
Sprague
F. C. Liddell
John R. Sprague
Morris Ave
Amesville
Eleven Tables at Faculty Bridge Tuesday
Faculty members playing contract bridge filled 11 tables at the Faculty Women's Club House Tuesday night. Prizes were awarded to Dr. R. L. Morton and others, with high scores for both men and women, and a decorated coffee table hosted by Mrs. R. L. Morton. Other social details and committee members noted.
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Faculty Women’s Club
R. L. Morton
Morton
J. R. Patrick
R. L. Marquis
E. H. Gaylord
Carl Roberts
Gifford Blyton
William Bryant
Alma Brown
May Antoinette
Gaige Brown
Irene Devlin
Stars Say For Wednesday March 28 Horoscope
The text notes a mix of potential stability and risks for March 28. It warns that bad management and impulsive acts may cause disruption, but prudent restraint could yield gains in investments and possessions. It also mentions birthdays offering opportunities and a child born that day showing studious potential amid possible tendencies toward adventure. An odd line about eggs of the lancelot appears as a stray note.
Business Women Host 23 Bridge Tables At Benefit
The Public Relations Committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club held a benefit bridge at the Berry Hotel on Tuesday evening. Twenty three tables played auction and contract bridge with prizes awarded to winners in both categories. Proceeds fund charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Berry Hotel
Bertha Danford
Theron Goodson
Chauncey
Pansy Morgan
E. L. Miller
Zoe Bill
George Rutkoskie
Thelma Robinson
Kenneth Perrin
Harry Cokenougher
Earl Meister
Dorothy Redman
Geraldine Landis
Eleanor Minister
Gladys Jones
Alice Brewer
Lucille Duffee
Etta Foster
Rowena Sprout
Geneva Jones
Highway Wives Club Supper and Dance Draws Twenty-Five Couples
Twenty five couples enjoyed round and square dancing at the pot luck supper and dance party hosted by the Highway Wives Club Monday night in Eagles Hall. The week also notes a Business and Professional Women's Club meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 with Miss Villa Van Dyke chairing the Legislation Committee and Judge Louis Tyroler slated as speaker. The third item mentions light penetration in ocean depths to about 2000 feet.
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Highway Wives Club
Eagles Hall
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Committee On Legislation
CCL Observes Fun Night at Mrs Hartman Home
Child Conservation League members held a six o'clock potluck at 158 Morris Ave. on Tuesday. After supper a business session and roll call jokes followed. A program committee was named and a rummage sale announced. Eva Welch won an Irish word prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
W. H. Smith
H. T. Phillips
T. F. Gibson
City Federation
First Roxy De Mart Dance By Men’s Union Features Band
Men’s Union held its first dance with Roxy De Mart and his orchestra performing Saturday night. The program included White Heat and Everything You Said Came True with Solos by Bing Crosby-like vocalist Smiling Johnny Loury and accordion solo by Angelo Orsielo. John E. Edwards supervised the event as manager. Also announced: Ted Shawn and eight dancers perform at Parkersburg High under YMCA auspices at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Carl Nessley sells tickets at Ohio University Gym. Harry Pockras of Huntington to speak at Rotary on May 10.
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Roxy de Mart
Johnny Loury
Bing Crosby
de Mart
Angelo Orsielo
Stronze
John E. Edwards
Ted Shawn
Parkersburg
Y.M.C
Carl T. Nessley
Ohio University
Athens
Mrs. Kempton Leads Progressive Literary Club Meeting
The Progressive Literary Club met Tuesday night at Mrs. Vern Kempton’s home 12 Hudson Ave. Members answered roll call with current events and discussed plans for a April 12 anniversary dinner. Mrs. Elson Hedges read a paper on Wild Flowers and Gardens with refreshments served by Mrs. Clara Andrews.
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Progressive Literary Club
Vern Kempton
Hudson Ave
America
Elson Hedges
Clara Andrews
Night of Humiliation Darkens a City Tale
Adele Garrison describes a planned afternoon with Mary in New York and a chaotic night that leaves the narrator furious at Dicky and humiliated by an unknown drunken woman's actions. The scene ends with Mary describing a lazy bathrobe rest and the note “Continued tomorrow.”
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Dicky
Grace Draper
Practical Meals and Homely Dishes At Cooking School
The Athens Senior High School will host a free four afternoon Cooking School featuring practical homey dishes like meat loaf salmon loaf baked ham and barbecued chicken. Mrs Harris presents easy to grasp guidance on desserts salads and balanced meals while encouraging duplication of proven recipes at home.
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the Messenger
Harris
Athens Senior High School
Etiquette Tips and Farm Bureau Meeting Notice
Readable fragments describe etiquette guidance for dances and social events from a 32 page booklet titled Etiquette for Young Moderns. The notice invites 10 cents for a copy to The Athens Messenger and lists present details for a county farm bureau meeting with Ed Raph as principal speaker at Lodi High School Auditorium on Saturday March 26 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Fighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Kit
Sally
Harry
Pete
Home Service
Sixth Ave
County Farm Bureau
Ed Raph
Ohio Farm Bureau
Athens County Farm Bureau
Lodi High School
Calendar items fill week with meetings and talks
PEO members host husbands and friends at a dinner. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge holds degree practice and Chauncey Lodge hosts later. Junior High, Central PTA, Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae, Betsy Ross, and various clubs schedule meetings, birthdays, and a Florida picture show at several local venues. Dr Velma Phillips speaks on Wise Buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Nannie Aliom Rebekah
IOOF
Central Pta
Velma Phillips
School of Economics
Ohio University
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Laura Wheeler
Stalder Home
Handel
M. A. Smith
Miss Witham
Mozart
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gaylord
Florence Rockney
A. R. Guest
Bingman
Gasco Sewing Club
Faulkner
Doris Griser
Margaret Binker
Goldie Carr
Harry Faulkner
E. Mulberry St
Bruce Cook
G. M. Kyle
R. E. Wagner
Frank Phillips
Don Barr
Frank Cook
Clyde Mansfield
Jerry Ridenour
Kyle
Ruth Handley
Ridenour
Icel Fisher
Myrtle Camp
Margaret Fisher
State St
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Presbyterian Women’s Bible Class
Miss Harvey
Faculty Bridge
Christian Church Guild
Marcella Long
Miss Miller
Martha King
Ruth Dye
Glenna Burt
Oliver Martin
Guild of the Christian Church
Neil Crawford
N. Congress St
Miss Purcell
Miss Patton
Hielen Stokes
Noble Grands Club
Nellie Horn
The
By Genevieve Kemble
CCL
Men’s Union
Gallipolis
Morris Haskins
Harry Pockras
U. S. Army Corps
Huntington
W. Va
Rotary Club
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens, Ohio
Vicks Va
Vicks VapoRus
VICKS
Athena Delphian Club
Harley Vance
Hilton
Maude Rutherford
Paul Edgar
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Janet Joe
Addison Edgar
M. B. Pedigo
Nelsonville
Adele Garrison
Madge
Mary
Dolor
Miss Whitlock
Cooking
I Ty
Bee
Lydia F. Pinkham
Steppe
Athens Street
Sobwice
National Brands
Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Needle Club
H. S. Stemple
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey Rebekah Lodge
Alpha Gamma Delta
C. E. Heft
Grosvenor St
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
M. T. Vermillion
Athens Rt. 2
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of God
George Hartley
Richland Ave
Athens Township
P.T.A
Florida
O. L. Wood
J. R. Harvey
UCD
Homer Brown
Second Street
Johnson
SEA
Logan
Farbest
Briar Pipes
McKee Drug CO
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