Bridal Shower Honors Miss Virginia Neutzling
A bridal shower in Athens honored Miss Virginia Neutzling, bride elect of Jerry Steward, hosted by Mrs. John Bardin and daughter Olivia at 8 Belleana Place. The event featured a guessing contest won by Mrs. Carl L. Weber, with a pink and white color scheme and a list of attending guests and absent gift givers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Neutzling
John Bardin
Olivia
Belleana Place
Jerry Steward
Carl L. Weber
Carolyn Weber
Janet Woodrum
Lynn Gardner
Sarah Bowling
Sharon Wilson
Mary Kaye Sidders
Marilyn Neutzling
Margaret Grubb
Ruth Wooley
Cloyce Martin
Don Strawn
Mary Olson
Raymond Bardin
Ray Bardin
Harry Neutzling
Carl Weber
Larry M. Scriv
James Hunsicker
Sangus
Calif
Kenneth Steward
Dick Fulton
David Neutzling
Becky Jo Rardin
Vonnie Marie Rardin
Alice Mills
Robbin Gardner
Patty Pierce
Beulah Dye
Olivia Rardin
Tickets go on sale for OU production of The Squirrel Cage
Reserved seat tickets for the 1958 Fine Arts musical The Squirrel Cage go on sale daily 2 to 5 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. General admission also at the box office Logan's and the College Book Store. Carl Liggett of Cleveland wrote the musical comedy opening Friday night at Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
Logan’s
College Book
Ohio University
Carl Liggett
Cleveland
Tom Griffin Named Sigma Kappa Sweetheart at March Melodies
Phi Kappa alum Tom Griffin was chosen Sigma Kappa sweetheart and received a trophy during intermission at the March Melodies formal in the OU Center Ballroom. Gretchen Taggart served as mistress of ceremonies and presented the award as sisters saluted Griffin with the sorority anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Griffin
Phi Kappa
Sigma Kappa
OU Center
Gretchen Taggart
Griffin
Sigma Kappas
Role She Enjoys Most Is Being Mrs. Lovejoy
Actress Joan Banks Lovejoy, wife of Frank Lovejoy, discusses family life in California amid a TV show rename to The Adventures of McGraw. She travels light, carries three knit dresses, and plans occasional acting work with her husband, reflecting a long career in radio and television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lovejoy
Joan Banks
Frank Lovejoy
Judith
Stephen
California
New York
McGraw
Joan Banks Lovejoy
Portia
Ann Sothern
Jane Wyman
Frank
Meet the Lovejoys
Joan
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Plan May Banquet
Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae held a Wednesday meeting at 32 Grosvenor St to plan the annual spring banquet in May. Janet Clark will lead arrangements and a silent auction funds philanthropic work. Other attendees included Mrs Kay Brabander Miss Julia Cable and Miss Marian Coe with guest Ann Ruth of Westerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
A. C. la Follette
Grosvenor St
Janet Clark
Blanche Long
Kay Brabander
Julia Cable
Marian Coe
Erma Dean
Dorothy Fillmer
David Keller
Joan Meadows
Emmett Rowles
Fred Sands
Beverly Wisniewski
Guest
Ann Ruth
Westerville, Wa
Zeta
Rowles
Carrie Hall Club of Albany Plans April Officer Installations
At the March Carrie Hall Club meeting in Albany held at Grange Hall, Mrs. Bess Musser led readings quizzes jokes and household hints with help from Mrs. Clara Poston Melva Radcliffe and Genevieve Grinstead. A shower honored Mrs. Earl Radcliffe. Quilt winner was Mrs. Helen Shank of Wilkesville. Moon hour featured a potluck luncheon. The April gathering will install officers with Mrs. Julia Graham and Mrs. Wilda Claywell as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hall Club
Albany
Grange Hall
Bess Musser
Musser
Clara Poston
Melva Radcliffe
Genevieve Grinstead
Earl Radcliffe
Guy Wingett
Birthday Party Honors Swanee Abraham and Rose Anna
A birthday party for Swanee Abraham turning 10 and her sister Rose Anna turning 1 was hosted by their mother Mrs. Charles Abraham at 39% N Court Street. Attendees included Michael Shamel, Joey Pate, Cheryl Kostual, Joyce Maurer, Netty Steele, Mike Abraham, Teddy Pate, Sharon Abdella, Bill Shamel, Myrian Antoinetto, Connie Cain, Margaret Eschenbacher, Gary Tate, Bill Kane, Jeff Schloss, Helen Eschenbacher, Amelia Lowe, Kathy Chott, Linda Abdella, Ronald Lowe, Carl Legg, Patrick Kostival, and Allen Ervin. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jullie Pate, Mrs. Mitchel Abraham, Mrs. Andrian Roe, and Miss Marsha Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee Abraham
Roseanna
Charles Abraham
N. Court Street
Michael Shamel
Joey Pate
Cheryl Kostual
Joyce Maurer
Netty Steele
Mike Abraham
Teddy Pate
Sharon Abdella
Bill Shamel
Myrian Antoinetto
Connie Cain
Margaret Eschenbacher
Gary Tate
Bill Kane
Jeff Schloss
Helen Eschenbacher
Amelia Lowe
Kathy Chott
Linda Abdella
Ronald Lowe
Carl Legg
Patrick Kostival
Allen Ervin
Ohio University Women Elect League Officers
OU women elected Jan Hoover as president of the Women's League and chose Jan Jeffries vice president Susan Anderson treasurer Sally Lynn senate secretary and Claire Jones assembly secretary. A total of 1913 women voted in the elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeds
Ohio University
Jan Hoover
Women’s League
Jan Jeffries
Susan Anderson
Sally Lynn
Senate
Claire Jones
Assembly
Calendar Bee Events Calendar Bee
The WBA meets at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Josten at 47 First St. Bring tax stamps. Booster night with operation forward at Troy Grange Hall begins with a potluck dinner. Special program planned. Open to public. Lodi Grange to confer 3rd degree at Canaanville. Members bring potluck supper item. Practice for White Shrine installation at 7:30 p.m. All officers attend. Canaan Grange 8 p.m. Potluck supper honoring January February and March birthdays. Lodi Grange to present 3rd degree. Judging of sewing contest postponed until April 22. Athena Delphian Club 7:30 p.m. home of Mrs. G. E. Mills 18 Maplewood Dr. Jr. Women's Club 8 p.m. home of Mrs. Robert Taylor 229 Highland Ave. Young Matron's Group of the C W F 8 p.m. with Mrs. Norman Hatch Columbus Rd. Easter movie will be shown. Nursery provided. Circles 2 3 4 5 will have business meetings preceding association meeting at 1:15. Women's Ass'n of the Amesville Presbyterian Church 7:30 p.m. in church fellowship rooms. First Methodist Church Circles meet at 2 p.m. One Norris hostess Mrs. Clark Williams 63 Elmwood Dr. Two Krantz hostess Mrs. Isaac Vaughn 124 Morris Ave note change. Three Householder hostess Mrs. Frank Cross 5 N Shannon Ave. Four Mitchler hostess Mrs. John Newcomb Mulligan Rd. Five McKinniss hostess Mrs. Robert Jones 103 W State note change. Take mite boxes. Six Green hostess Mrs. Roy Paynter Northwood Dr. Important business will be considered. Good attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Norris
Clark Williams
Elmwood Dr
Krantz
Isaac Vaughn
Morris Ave
Householder
Frank Cross
Shannon Ave
Mit‘chler
John Newcomb
Mulligan
McKinniss
Robert Jones
New Service Director Appointed for Columbus Electric Co
Don E. Bootes announces Bernice Ballard as home service director at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Ballard, OSU home economics graduate with postgrad studies at Ohio State and Rutgers, previously worked as a home economist at Monsanto and led a testing unit at Colgate Palmolive Peet. In her role she will oversee home service and lighting departs, and testing kitchens, plus directing activities in Chillicothe Athens and Hillsboro offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Ballard
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Don E. Bootes
Auxiliary To Hear Two Speakers At Legion Meeting
Two speakers are scheduled at Wednesday’s American Legion Auxiliary meeting. Alec Blair of Jackson will discuss child welfare and Marvin Franklin of Athens will address civil defense. The gathering starts at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home and members are asked to bring tax stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Alec Blair
Jackson
Marvin Franklin
Athens
Coming and Going In Amesville Area Family Visit Scene
After returning from Florida Mr and Mrs Carl Cox of Livingstone Street hosted many guests including Frank Cox and family of New Rome Ohio Ronald Cox and children Steven John Kathey Springfield Eleanor Jackson and daughters Bethel Sally and son David Jackson Jr Cecil Cox Mary and Rev C L Wooten Private Dean F McFadden on nine day leave will return to Fort Benning Georgia and after April 7 be stationed in Germany Weekend visitors at Homer Brown home 68 Franklin Ave were Willard Brown Lorain and a birthday dinner for Melvin and Willard Browns sons joined by relatives from Columbus Nelsonville and Nel sonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Myers
Titusville
Fla
Carl] Cox
Livingston St
Frank Cox
Carl
Beth
New Rome
Ronald Cox
Steven
John
Kathey
Springfield
Eleanor Jackson
Bethel
Sally
David Jackson, Jr
Cecil Cox
Mary
Paul Kimes
C. L. Wooten
Dean F. McFadden
Amesville
Shirley
Fort Benning
Germany
Homer Brown
Franklin Ave
Willard Brown
Lorain
Melvin and
Willard
Melvin Brown
Jess
Columbus
Weldon Brown
Ralph Brown
Nelsonville
Banquet Honors Seniors Ames Bern Faculty Members
A banquet honoring Ames Bern High School seniors and faculty members was hosted by the junior class last Thursday. Theme was The Satellite Ball with scarlet and gray decorations and rockets and Sputniks. Speakers included Dick Vaughn and Larry Morris, with Joe Kasler as toastmaster and music by the junior girls and Danny Kasler. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Frost, and many others. the Garden and Nature Club meeting was postponed to March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames, Bern High School
Dick Vaughn
Larry Morris
Charles Gardner
Joe Kasler
Danny Kasler
G. A. Gardner
James Frost
Paul Casto
Charles McAfee
Julia Starlin
Grace Webb
Nellie Woolley
James Pyle
James Mescher
Lewis Morris
Printed Pattern 4702 Misses Dress Pattern Notice
Pattern 4702 Misses' sizes 12 through 20 features a halter sun dress with raglan sleeves and fitted bodice. Size 16 uses 4% yards of 35 inch fabric. Directions included. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class, to Anne Adams in care of The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY 11 NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Italian Team Wins World Contract Bridge Crown at Lake Como
The Italian six held off the United States and Argentina to win the world contract bridge championship for the fourth straight year in a three cornered match. The Italians outscored the American team by 37 IMPs with 164 deals played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Como
Italy
United States
Argentina
Vienna
New York
Charles Goren
Europe
Spring Grooming Tips for Clear Skin This Season
Guidance encourages daily cleansing with a grainy facial cleanser for one week to improve skin texture. Emphasizes consistent routine and gentle care as spring arrives.
Easiest embroidery pattern appeal and beauty tips ad
Pattern 871 for children's sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with transfer and tissue pattern. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern for mailing to Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York. Also offers Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book and 25 cent book order. Beauty tips emphasize routine care and grooming to prevent skin issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Equal Pay Progress Across Nations and States
A United Nations report by the ILO notes ongoing wage discrimination against women but slow gains under the banner equal work equal pay. In the U.S. hearings on federal equal pay bills loom, while state federations push reforms in Wisconsin Ohio New York Pennsylvania and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
International Labor Organization
ILO
U.N
United States
Federations of Business
Professional Women’s Clubs
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Utah
Illinois
New Jersey
Women Invited To Help Make Cancer Dressings
A call goes out to women in the New Marshfield area to assist in making cancer dressings. Summit Grange invites volunteers. meetings are held each Wednesday from 1 to 3 pm. Names of recent attendees and visitors are listed, indicating a community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Mary Keffer
Jeanne Llewellyn
Nell Chesser
Ethel Elliott
Ann Dicken
Gertrude Andrews
Blanche Mace
Ruth Hawk
George Hayman
Lou Hawk
Carrie Sidders
Seniors Hosting Record Hop at Rome-Canaan High
The senior class of Rome Canaan High School sponsors a record hop this Saturday night at the high school. Dancing runs from 7 to 10 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome-Canaan High School
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Jeanne D’arcy
Homemaker At Heart
Zeta Alums
S. Court
Jullie Pate
Mitchel Abraham
Andrian Roe
Marsha Steele
Ernie
Laundries
Stimson
WBA
Josten
First St
Troy Grange Hall
Lodi Grange
Canaanville
White Shrine
Canaan Grange
Athena Delphian Club
G. E. Mills
Maplewood Dr
Jr. Women’s Club
Robert Taylor
Highland Ave
C.W.F
First Christian Church
Norman Hatch
Columbus Rd
Athens Presbyterian Church
Amesville Presbyterian Church
Legion Home
Ames-Bern
Garden and Nature Club
A. L. Jandes
Miller St
B. Jay Becker
Holde Ay
Uhlman
By Aura Wheeer
DAIRY
Kasler's Dairy
Lacee Cen
Chesterhill, Ohio
Nebraska
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