Society Notes From Child Conservation League Meeting
Members of the Child Conservation League met at Mrs. E G Campbell’s home on Carpenter Street Tuesday evening. Two new members joined as plans were set for a Federal Housing Administration meeting at Elks Hall Thursday. Guests and readings enhanced the program with music, refreshments, and group singing. A bake sale is planned by the New Marshfield Methodist Church to aid the church, and Allen Spaulding of Akron visited Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
E. G. Campbell
Carpenter St
Federal Housing Administration
Elks Hall
Thomas Raffer
F. C. Hartman
Frank Cone
P. E. Wamsley
Reader's Digest
EB. L
Church
Charlies Farrow
H. ¥. Cokenougher
BE. L. Church
Louis Tyroler
L. H. Blackwood
Minnie Christian
G. W. Schenz
Social Calendar Highlights Include Meetings and Dinners
Multiple clubs and organizations host midweek gatherings at local halls and clubs. Pocahontas Lodge and PEO Sisterhood hold meetings with social events. East Side PTA presents a safety talk. Athenian Temple and EaglesAuxiliary schedule events and birthdays, while Needle Clubs and various study groups meet Thursday with listed hosts and addresses.
Faculty Women's Club Tea Social Highlights Spring Flowers
The Faculty Women's Club held a Sunday tea with about forty members present. Mrs. T. M. Wolfe and Miss Edna Felt presided, and the group enjoyed spring flowers candies and recent clubhouse purchases. Mr and Mrs Harry Cromley returned home from a three weeks' vacation in Florida and Cuba at 69 N Congress St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty Women's Club
T. M. Wolfe
Edna Felt
Harry Cromley
Congress St
Florida
Cuba
Married Comrades Sequel Reveals Inn Hideaway Plot
A narrator and companions accompany a father as he orchestrates a secret inn hideaway for a perilous mission. Polly Perkins guides the group through a hidden passage to a secluded suite with three bedrooms and two baths while plans unfold for an anticipated tomorrow night reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly, Perkins
Goodby
Lillian
Polly Perkins
Miss Perkins
Harry Underwood
Ohio Deans to visit Detroit institute and studies
The Merrill-Palmer School hosts Ohio University Student Deans for a week long program starting Easter Sunday. Activities include visits to Metropolitan Church Ford Hour with Detroit Symphony guest Richard Crooks and a seminar series on adolescence health and family relations led by Drs. Vincent McGuire and Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill-Palmer School
Detroit
Mich
Ohio University
Edna N. White
Irman. Voigt
Metropolitan Church
Ford Hour
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Richard Crooks
Elizabeth Vincent
Leila McGuire
Robert G. Foster
Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Helene Colesie
Esther Collicott
Barbara Menges
Irene Smith
Florence Thompson
Lillian Williamson
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Usages
A historical etiquette guide answers five scenarios. It says a woman refers to her husband as Richard to friends, and as my husband to strangers. Mr White is for servants. A man calls his wife my wife to others and Judith to friends. A physician’s wife is not called Mrs Dr Jordan. A secretary should add Sir to yes and no when speaking to an employer. If confronted with disparaging remarks about religion, best to let the remark pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. White
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Father Brown
Dr. Jordan
Richard
Judith
Singer in Great Waltz Guest Here
Leonard Rockey, a tenor from Philadelphia with The Great Waltz company, will arrive this week and join the troupe in Washington D C in the coming days. He is the son of Mrs. Guy Rockey and the late Guy Rockey and studied with Margaret Perry Hast in Columbus and Gabriel LaPierre in Paris. His brother Robert Rockey is a junior at Ohio University School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Rockey
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Mr. Rockey
Guy Rockey
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Lancaster
Margaret Perry Hast
Columbus
Gabriel LaPierre
Paris
Robert Rockey
Ohio University School of Music
Old people's hotels as humane solution for aging parents
Dorothy Dix argues for dedicated elderly hotels where seniors live among peers, with medical staff and freedom from family tensions. She critiques living with children as often disruptive and suggests venues that foster dignity, independence, and shared experiences.
Alpha Gam meets at Williams Home in Elmwood Place
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae gather for a Monday potluck at Mrs. Clark Williams 63 Elmwood Place. Mrs. Ju lia Riser national inspector speaks after short business. Guests include Mrs. Grosvenor Copeland Jones Forsythe Mackinnon Miller Martin Nichols. Eugene Trace attends from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Clark EK. Wilams
Elmwood Place
Julia Riser
C. H. Grosvenor
C. M. Copeland
E. J. Jones
F. D. Forsythe
C. N. Mackinnon
Henry Miller
Oliver Martin
L. 8. Nichols
Eugene Trace
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CCL
Allen Spaulding
Akron
Athens
Robert Littler
Jayne
Jaynes Werm
Fuge
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Ohio
Logan
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Joe Grogan
State Highway Patrol
PEO Sisterhood
Faculty Woman’s Club
Edna Way
IOOF
East Side Needle Club
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Central Avenue M. BE
wv @e Central PTA
Wesleyan Needle Club
Clinton Poston
Mill St
Child Study Club
Robert Griser
Maplewood
H. A
Mary Katharine Cabeen
Richland Ave
Fisher
Richland Ave. M. P
Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Chamber of Commerce
de Havilland
Joan de Beauvoir de Havilland
Joan Fontaine
You
Hollywood
Brunet
Olivia
Joan
Oliva
Ted
Capa
Ble
Father
Dicky
Michigan
Roderick Eddy
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles L. Walsh
Walts
McKee Drug Co
Security Bank Bldg
Dial
Dorothy DIX
Riley
Alpha Gams
Williams Home
Legion
Sons of the Legion
Noble Grande Club
Flora B. Murphy
Lillian Porter
Ladies Aid
Aid
Steppe's Beauty Parlor
Hotel
Silvus Style
5Th Avenue
Suedesvier
Bargain
Mater- 59
Cornells
Kayser
Kay Twist
Charles of the
Ritz Cosmetics
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